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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01

JoHN Bnowx Post. No. SO, G. A. R.,
of Casselton will tender Col. Plummer
a banquet and reception this evening.
The INrER-OcEAN acknowledges tie re-
celpt of an invitation and regrets that it
cannot lie there. f.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01

The New York Sun welcomes West
Virginia into the ranks Of the United.
States again, and copgratulates her on
beng ssahe-sfrst Of the solid south TO
retulii'with honor to the political SIS.
terhood of the north.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
Death Of Hrs. Cooke.

Mrs. John J. Cooke died ut Rochester,
Mimi, on Tuesday Of last week. Her
death was not unexpected, as she had
been suffering for many months from
consumption. MFR. Cooke and daughter
Edith were at her bedside when she
passed away. She was VIII oily conscious
until the last moment, and simply "fell
asleep" in perpetual peace. Deceased
had many friends in this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
Card Of Thanks.

The unnumbered tokens of kindness
coming from every direction and espec-
tally from SO ma ny in this city to our
beloved departed. one during all her
protracted illness have been q great
comfort to herself and us. We wish
everyone to accept III most hearty
thanks, and we shall cherish the mem.
Org Of them as q priceless treasure. o.
G. J. LORD, r. q. LAPHAM AND FAMILY.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01

STATEHOOD. for North Dakota will
greatly enhance the value of property,
and IL will also bring thousands Of peo.
pie from other parts Of the Union. A
new wave Of prosperity is setting in:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
NOTICE of speoial Term.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be . special term Of, the district court,
held at Lakota, y. +. on Saturday,
December p, 1883. All those wish
ing to make proof on their homesteads
will have q good opportunity to procure
their final citizen papers that day.
$685. CHAs. ADLER,
Clerk of Dtstrict Court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01

Land Once 1t Crssd FORKS max. Nov. q, 1883
Notice 10 hereby given that the following-named set
tier has filed notice Of her intention to make nnal
prof in support Of her claim, and that said proof will
b made balsrs the clerk Of the district court, Ramsey
county OAK. at Devils Lake d. T. on the 3lst day a
rDscember, 1883, viz: ANNA THORSON, d 8 l2l6l
Tor IL nwH NJ secion 20, town l53 3DoFth, range
g Wak.
~oontllnous reiiesnce upos, and caitivation 81 said
land VII: Aldrew OdeeAaN Auareao OSegard.O Ole Larson
A. G.. Nordly, al Of Devtls Lake. d. T..
$40. .. n. CORBEf, Reggister.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
The Latest Souvenir.

An expert has succeeded in photograph.
ing tho beating Of the heart. Neat pres.
emit for an absent admirer to send his be.
troehsd-a picture Of bis palpttation on
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
I.o,t. strayed or stolen.

One dark brown .hsifer, nearly block
with white In face. two years old. one
deep red two year old heifer with rone
on horns. Information left ct First
national bank will be suitably re-
warded. 81. St
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE COUNTY
THE plurality for Gen. Harrison il
New York IL 1892.
THE Letcher Blade very wisely says:
Lets get in and fix things afterward."

O; Yrs! North Dakota will I've y
Democratic state If admitted. Will Mr..
Cleveland and his Democratic house
please try the experiment?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
It Was Fast Color.
"I'm afraid that calico viii fade, pshs
observed ~ shs looked at 1t in q doubtful

H"Oh, no, ma'am."
'.sEver tried itf'
""Yes'm. A woman who hada dress Of
this pattern fell into the river and her
body was not 6shed out for q week. The
color hadn't started In the least, I assure
you."-Oetroit Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-01
STREET GRADING ASSESSMENT
ARNOLD

Noties % hereby given that the City Engineer h,
s6led with the City Auditor his assessment for strsst
grading against the following lots or parcels Of lsnds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04

EEroSE -coo c.. 1'cCIl1. Preston. ElcKSS-
roN am colE. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04

BE-Ez III. = = ICE-EE- EzE-Cg- z1-E-
lrCE Az 1rEz. -
CglLicz 9 55s Cc4~t az F-szt1H- =
his scE-Cz EzS ccC-ezcsd Z
JUs- 1857 and vas bruCght to rs-
cover CERTAIN Ecceys paid uy the
6z1zE6z-t II -rr- t-E Tie Ese u
khs piz1-1zE II zrrur. VII Interest
-EsrEcC
4 Try vas waved Il tt= Oczoter
flScT tern and bT CrGzeCa II par
TIES and Tie Court. sEs case vas
ksa-G be51rs Mr. Justice Bl,k=rtcz
n DsceCser. .z6 iz6gusc- EE reE-
6=rs5 and s1szrs,5 tr the 5=f=nizE1
II Eur
O. tie Is6 AprL 1855. gPpIzca-
tlcc vas rza3z &c Mr- Jz=1lee lL.-zLy
II Chzzhers. q behalf q tie ULzzzE-
TT II errcr- tr 1 VII q error f-r
CERTAIN cE1Ees assigned On the .z1=a
T-e the sad Justice Cr5zrs,i The
VII u Issue. and shz Clark cerrIE=d
ID the record and Erucee,5zrzs-
The case WIS placed CE tfz caL=E-
GE q tia duly t@- and vas a.
szsd
Ths ES5 ErEnt 70 b e1Es,5rsd L
EtsthE I WI q srrur cau EE1e II
tins OF any similar case
Sec I'm II5T II the Civil Code Iru-
vl5ss thz Any pGtg deeUlg hin
self sEgrlETed By the 6=cEIqE u I
pof7cs JUSTICES or Of I cErzi= Judge
az chambers. or q crCFzz court II
5Gzru. CT CT any Izzsl.se CT tie 81
prgns Court. Ct ~ the verdict q
ivy n any evil sU1- nay Il any EI-E
befrre the EXECUTION thsreCE L fzlIF
sszs1sIIz1at1- within 81 moths zt5Er ths
Fen.511 q izGruEnt. fIa with TIE
Clark & ths S1TEsDs Court ks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04
Nrm advertisements,
HAWAIIAN
Electrical Works
To the Citizens Of the Hawaiian
Islands:

Islands:
The Undersigned has Established Sn EiectTl-
cal Supply Store and Repair Shop
in the NICHOLS BLOCK Fort Street. above
Hotel, Honolulu, where will be Kept in stock,
full line OF ELECTRICAL GOODS,
such as Medical Batteries, Telegraph aud Tele
phone Instruments. Call Bells AnunciatOrs.
Burglar Alarm supplies, Dynamo Electric Ma
chimes and Lamps, for both Arc and lncSndeS-
cent Plants; also, DynSmos and Motors. for the
transmission OF either steam or water power to
any distance not exceeding - miles from the
prime motor. Contracts taken for Complete
Pumping Plants, Call Bell Systems, etc, etc.
Repairing Promptly Executed sole Agent for
the san Francisco Tool Company's Single Acting
Engines, The Best and Cheapest Engines sStSnt,
Tor genera purposes. Anyone can run them.
Tan also furnish, at manufacturers prices,
LSiheS. planners, ShSperS, Drill Presses, LSffel
aud Pelion Water WheelS-iu fact, any Machine
made III the United States. at very short notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04
BCILEES q STEIN N4CEyEzr


Il II - branches.
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EEn FrssE5I-s 1r Gum 1Gu-1d-
STEAM VESSELS II II k-1lis d---z -s.rl ,Izfs.
Win 1l--s &C E1Git- t--Iu cr-u1 7GEI1Is-
CEEEyAzT EEg=yzEs compounded wte1 II
F-sallLs-
STEAM LA-yl-I=zS Ez-vss All =szalu Tzz# CT u
sr-IcrzI WI rs5zrs1cE - M TAKE II Eh1.n
s1sz u 1s en- Lls=ti- SpEzst- zzu1a.Ez Iii
fTI1r u EIEssr FII--I11 zf1-
=[GzE HLL= AID =IEar HIs11x Machinery
mIIz I-as- TIE hist Ilrr-1Ts1 1la1H. Also II
Eci-zr L-I1 V,1rk cn11E4,sasf t1grEEI-1-
TaTEE FIFE II EGIIer or Sheer I'm ar G-17
SfZz- m1Ia II szIl-a1Le LEARNS 1lr .1ual.-rz-1,E
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Ezrz 1al-1E IL 8IIs,sr-Ir hLzln TTIrL
SIP TgaE. sing AMI =tzzm Czpafa1a. STRAIN
Nt11rlIes- Ar AID Ci--ILI-z1T Eumgs 11aafls
I-1er ne most lElFr-EFsst Pia1z-
suLE AEE1rs AMI manufacturers HIr ths Faci-fr,
Csazz a Eai. EnruH =a1arz Eni-er
PCzE@Ef-scr AcznE Pau1a 61r I--i.rzszrn CT
CRY E1rEz 7IrruHss. aII1lE WIN the ezizir-1-ssd
EITT valve 1GEn1- superior Y any sraz
pump
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04

J. " : y IIZIiEsI1ss E1u1EzIa-
E1un No 4 a7zratzz. sErzezz-sr El1rE-
Eu Sz=1ar m EEEz- 1aIzzlls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04

SrroSE -rro c.. u'cr111. rsESroS. EcxzS-
roN am rNolE, -,
Ousriog q tks coss-. q P-sS.or', =.
The defendant wzs convicted ST
the term q the Circuit Court q the
Third Juiicisl Circuit, held ST hllo
II Msy lSSs- u caSrSs q cSrtls
stsSllng.
AppacStio2 vss n&ia - ths CIR
cuit Cour. tCr S new t-iSl, on the
grounds rhst the verdict w&s sSSlnS;
the lsw Sri gha evidence sn3 ~ sur
Prise
This motion wzs refused On the
ground thst rhs Circuit Court could
not grSni 5 new tr.L II c-ininSl
Csc
Exceptions 70 this ruling were duly
tSke1 Sni z-scei before Is 81 this
prs>s2; tern when ihs s8ms were
ovs-rulei-
Mr.. HSr:wsu now. q bShSlt q the
defendant. moves for $ new c-lsI On
the grounds before mentioned, snd
slso On the groGci y newly DIS
covered evidence
NJ Peterson. Deputy Attorney
General, took preliminary ob!ee-
ton 10 ne motion. that :. VS. 100
Isle
81 rzz Couzr This Co1r. hiss
granted new ,rlSlS II criminal cSSes
upon sufficient grounds beng shown,
but sccordlrE 70 the p-ees6enss 2nd
pzscsSca such applications toz new
trizlS u cases tined BY Clrellt Courts
hSvs only been entertained upon bills
Of EXCEPTIONS SLeEsi 81 the time, scl
certified oy the justice presiding 81
shSr Court
IN cSSes q Epp-cstlocs tO- new
trizls for causes not occurring during
.he progress Q: the rrlzl. the spplscs
rQr shCciS ce He'd with ne Clerk q
tie Supreme Court within Ten 6Sys
CT the trizl. aud the Colrc, under It's
Serezsl riELc u supervision oysr
other Courts, would entertain the
SppL,cS.cC-. Sri- II Spec-sl cGSss
upon sufficient Cause shown, might
he2r The sVplcS51o-. s-.hocge the
sSisvlcs IN support were He'd sitter
Ehe expiration y The ten 6Sys-
Il tins cSSS ID S-.c exceptions
ws-e taken. SIS - motion Esd
within ten izyS. sci We the-etors
hold thzr EGe application : TOO Isle,
Sni The motion q beESf q the
Crown nus: therefore p-eyGll sc5
The motion On ceESi n the de-
tsclz-- G-S--Sss1
l. P. Petersen. DspC5y Attorney
Gscs-S-- tCE p-osscu.locs / ; Hart
vel. tIE defendant
EccC.-L-. July ., 1888
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.
TIE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE

TIE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice 10 Invaliis.-ff you wish 10 obtain
quiet refreshing sleep. free from headache re-
1sf from pain and anguish. 10 calm and assuags
me Nealy acnlngs Of protracted disease, in
EgOEALe me nervous media. and regulate the
circulating systems OF the BODY vo4 viii uro-
vide yourself with that marvellous rem sd7 Dis
SofsFed o. Dr. j. Coils Browne Gate Army
Asdlezl STAN. 70 which he gave the name OF
CHLOkODfNE, and which Is admitted bv ne
profession 70 De the most wonderful and vain
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNE is the bestremedy known for
Colg1s, Consump tinn, Bronchitis Asthma
CHLORODTNE scts like charm in Diarr.
1lEa. ana Is the only specific in Cholera and
CHLORODTNE sfeetualIy cuts short All At.
Spzsms-
CHLORODYSE il the only palliative in Men.
;zlglA Rheumatism GOut. Cancer. Tooth ache
Meningitis, &C.
From symss & Co. Pharmaceutical chem
SIS. Medical Hall. >imla. January g. 1850. 10
J. i Davenport Esq. ., Great Russell Street.
Blooms bury, London Dear Sfr-We er7b,acSs
ihis opportunity Of cOugratularng Won uuon he
widespread reputation this justly esteemed
medicine Dr. j. Coils Brownies ChiOrodvue
IA earned Tor Itself not only in Hindostan,
o1t AL over the East- A. remedy FOR venerai
utility We must question whether z bsrter il
III ported INTO the country. and Te shall he gfsd
= I 4s-f % ~ 1nalnE place in every Anglo !
20 szy, are uOT relegated 70 the native bazasrs
and judging from their sale We fauev f5ef,
sOJ0Ern there viii be but eTauesCenf We
could multiply instances dd fnfnffuna Of the e.
trzSrolnz ~ sa1cacg Of Dr.. Collie Browne. Chic
IOcTne ~ DlerrhGa and Dyseufery sUasms
CfzMps \ e1Eaigla- the Vomiting Of Preguenev
ana - general sedztive. that have 0ccure3
lndsf or personal observation during marv
years II Cnoleralc DiarrhGz. and even IA az
more terrible forms u Cholera itseIf We bsve
witnessed lts surprisinaiy controlling uower
We have never uzcd suv O~Fer Co. - -.
medicine than Coils Br6wue-s fron1 : 80
Conviction that il is decidelythe best and So
ron sense Of duty nc Owe 20 the orofessior
AID me p10Iic- a. we are % opinion maj ne
saOsilt1tIol Of eHT other than Coils R-C,rrsrs
D. DELIBERATE BREACH or PAM OK 7-sp 80
Or THz cHENfsz 70 FEZscErEER AEp PlTry--
ALIEz. Ns are. Sir. faithfully vCurs Evrres =
% hsngsrs q the PhsTu. scciefy II c,re.t
Britain. His EEceiieucy the VIcer6y'g chen
lists. 0Hsl1-
CAUTIOE. -yfee-ChanceHor s1r " p.,.
WOOD siz.sd that DE-. J Coils Rrosne -
1lao.o tsdly ne Inventor of CbIorodvue. go
- 10Y u the defeDdakt Freeman va ~
.i5erztelT untrue uhieE h. 1000 - W. ~
l 70 'ssn sTorn io--see- 'The Tfmss,' 5aiy -
so-4 Il bottles a. l.. I'D. q. ID a "a
80 - ~ ear. ASns is genuine Effhort ne
.yi1s d D. Coils BrONns's Chlorodvre'' ~,
ne SoFsrumeut stamp OvgryrEeir-ff---- p. VI
a S@-llrlonY accompanies each bottle.
Caztion,-Bezsrs II Piracy and Issft..,or.
sole Mzn1fsetgrs-J. 7. DAvgEPOpr -
Sf-4 k7essh Street BloOms51ry. London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04

I.ssez5szy 9v5g5zz = r. [4stL-s Dqls
Tcs-e : 10 S.s-u.s q rule q eo1rs
inst limits -Ls S-prsEs Court N
B&cco 10 the tn CSy rule II motions
tlE new -rIS-S E-o- the Great Courts
II cElElcz- csSss. CCr % s.! q The
decisions -sy down such rC-s- N
Mz-.ci - PUN. ) Ezwr- 5l5-6, the
Coz-r say. ne rule q Court VII,
w1-c1 provides scS5 notions tuC :
Few -rlzl. o. Scec-rc q misconduct
- The r-y. t1r cswly-1lScQysEeG
sEGs-ce E-Sz De Cz1= II
writing zc6 FED With the CLsrk
ElE1lE Ten Gzys SITTER the verdict. L
rcls rEGs 81 TIE Court viii view
- 1Es Interpretation q the practice
q tie CC-rs- E-c L S-C.scE 10 the
ccCEC- s-5 discretion . Tie Cour-
z1G 1Ls-stC-s TIE Court II rs GlS-
ezsslcC s-6 q proper cz1Se <EoFc-
sid 70 prevent sc Injustice CeLcE
done. VII Interfere sid let TIE par
lss II but eGeE case INST stand q
Is cEc EsEI This WIS 8 civil
GzSs. szi zzE=r Eo1k the s-z--1s and
the rule q Co1-r the case 81 bs-
bs1g D1E cz-.Ezr, thz argument
tCr tLs s1erc1Ss o : Eoer1 61=crs
E1CC Ey Ee CcCr = EC-E S-rUCgsr
n ne rsse quoted
Il l. cL=E 10 Ne tEs- the Court I
s. liberty 70 consider the EClCG szc
S5izT1S ~ : csv -lL = tbs
case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04
Manufacturer of Monuments

E=aistez=s- TozE=- TEblets Marble Mattel
6asEsLzlc Iops- and TiIiaE Il Black
AID White ME<ble
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04
In the SEprezs Cent Of tie Ea-
~1Az LSlz=Gz-E E1Ec1- duly
Ts<-- 1855

4H T. W1zXASx x Ezzcz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04

In the Supreme Court Of the Ha-
waiian ISlands-In Bsnco~ July
Term. 1855
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-04
Tx KISS ~ ! H. REEVES,

Ksss,- s,- Nss r-s51
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-07
AMUSEMENT NOTINGS.

"The Arabian Nights" again drew a
large house at the Grand opera last
night. Scenery and ballet and special
ties evoked the greatest enthusiasm. A
grand family matinee will be given to-
day at 2:30 p. m.
Effie EllsIer's repertoire for her en-
gagement next week is as follows: Mon
day, Tuesday and Saturday. matinee
and evening, "Woman Against Wo-
man." Wednesday and Thursday,
egypt" Friday, Camille"
"Lost in New York." one of the ia
mons "tank" plays, will be seen at the
Grand soon.
The Peoples theater orchestra is now
ranked among the best musical organi-
cations in the city.
Sam Lucas, who was seen last week
at the Peoples in number of his char
acter songs. leaves for the East tO-mOr-
row on his way to London.
''London by Night" is attracting eX-
cellent houses at the Pence opera house
so far this week, and from present in
dicationS this will be the banner week
of the season. The play is exciting gen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-07
COST CONSIDERABLE.
Some Of the Relics of the Barrett
Trial

The county commissioners held an adj
journed meeting yesterday. The princi-
pal business under consideration was in
regard to certain changes in county
roads in Medina, Independence, Bloom
ington, Richfeld, Minnetonka and Ply
mouth townships. The bill of S. NJ.
Hunt for $500 for building two bridges
on the road running along the north
shore of Lake Minnetonka was allowed,
as were also the following bills con-
tracted during the Barrett trial:
w. f. Nye, medical attendance to
Mrs. Henry Barrett, $25.
Wirth Bros. for groceries furnished
Henry Barrett from Jan. to Feb. 20,
s61.92.
Wachmuth Bros, for meat furnished
Henry Barrett from Jan. Z to Feb. s,
John Gund Brewing company. fol fix
ing floor of house, No. 1880 Fort avenue,
s22.
j. T. Swanberg for boarding Mrs. NJ.
Walter, witness for the state, fifteen
days at 81 per day, $50.
Livery hire in going to Rice lake, $40.
Levi German, for watching Henry
Barrett, Mrs. Henry Barrett and Chloe
BetZ, $500.
George Rodemick, for boarding Henry
Barrett, Mrs. Henry Barrett, Chloe
BetZ and Levi German at the Clifton
house 500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-07
White Cross People.

The White Cross society held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the West hotel
last evening. There was a very large
attendance and twenty-six new MEN,
bers joined. Mr.. barrow, of the Eighth
ward society, reported his society in
good condition and numbering at pres
ent over 100 members. Short addresses
were made by number of the members
on the work of the society, and several
complaints were made against the In
telligence offices sending girls seeking
honest employment to places OF Ill re-
pute. Cases were mentioned where
girls had been offered such large wages
to go to certain places that their sus-
piciOns had been aroused, and had re-
ported the matter to the officers of the
society, who, on investigation, found
that the places referred to were houses
of ill repute.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-07
CALLED HENCE.
Death of Louisa M. AlcOtt, the
Well Known Writer.

well hnOWn writer.
BosToN, March 6.-Miss Louisa M.
Alcott, the well known author of chill
dren's books, as we'll as books for older
people, died this morning. She was the
daughter of Amos Bronson Alc0tt, the
eminent scholar, who died here Sunday.
Coming so soon after the death of her
father, the suddenly announced death
of Louisa M. AlcOtt brings double sOr-
row to the many friends of the family,
while the loss of this talented writer
will be felt far and wide among the
many readers of her books. For long
time Miss AlcOtt has been i'll, suffering
she appeared to be improving, and went
to the Highlands to reside with DR..
Rhoda A. Lawrence. While there she
drove in town to visit her father Thurs
day, the 1st inst, and caught cold
which, on Saturday, settled on the base
of the brain and developed spinal men
nights. She died at the Highlands early
this morning. Miss AlcOtt was born on
an anniversary of her fathers birthday.
and it is singular that she should have
followed him so soon to the grave.
Louisa NJ. Alcott was born in 1888 at
Germantown, Pa, but the little town of
Concord, Mass, was for the most of her
life her home. Her father was, during
her youth, poor, Woodworking man,
and his three elder daughters were
reared in the stern discipline of poverty,
the best of all instructors. Before she
was in her teens Louisa began to COM
pose stories to amuSe her sisters and
friends, and when in her sixteenth year
the family moved from Concord to BOs-
49, xx,r.iti
fession. and set diligently to work. At
first She met with ill-success, but perse-
yerance, backed by awakening talent,
won the day, and in a few years she
was able to earn her living by her
pen. Then the civil war broke ut,and,
eager to do something for her country,
she went to Washington to nurse the
wounded soldiers, afterward publishing
her experiences there under the title OF
Hospital Sketches, (Which won her con-
siderable popularity in the North. Her
labors in the hospital, however, brought
on an attack of typhoid fever, which
nearly killed her, and from the effects
of which she never fully recOved. Five
wears after. in 1868, she published the
first volume of Little Women" the
book on which, despite her numerous
other works, her fame will always rest.
1t is one of the best books for children
ever written. In it she has drawn
largely from life, and it is generally
known that she pictured in Meg, 10,
Beth and Amy herself and her three
sisters, she being 10, the representative
tomboy of America. Her sister May, the
Amy of Little Women" exhibited a
painting in the great Paris salon of 1878,
but the fame of the family, nOtwith-
standing the fathers eminence, will
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was of the opinion Gresham was strong
thought Of The interviewer asked:
"Will the Minnesota delegation be for
Gresham"
Il would not want to say now who our
delegation will be for. There is strong
tendency towards Judge Gresham ana
an earnest feeling that Indiana should
present her strongest man to the con-
vention-that is, a man who Will be
winner in the country at large, ana not
let any local preferences which may
grow out of local obligations stand in
the way OF getting the most valuable
man as the candidate. This is about
the feeling in our state and among our
HOoSierS. of which L am one. There
seems to be confidence in Judge GreSh-
ANS popularity and his ability to carry
New York.
what is the tariff feeling in your
state?'
''Our people in the Northwest think,
largely feel that there ought to be re-
adjustment of the tariff in such a man.
ner as to keep the central idea of pro-
lection in view, and yet at the same
time. if possible. make the necessaries
of life cheaper"
''Then the Democratic tariff bill does
not suit them?'
I'VE don't look for any betterment of
our condition from the Democratic
party as regards the tariff. Our people
prefer to look to the Republican party,
which has always upheld the protection
idea, rather than the Democrats. The
Democratic tariff bill is makeshift to
catch votes, and the people understand
it as such. The majority of the ways
down and agreed to pile onto such states
as Ohio, which they can't carry, and
taken care Of such states as Louisiana
and Mississippi, which they can't afford
to lose. That's all there is to the bill"
Col. Robert concluded by saying the
Democrats would fight hard, but would
not carry the state.
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KILVINGTON AGAIN.
Another Fight on Hand for the
Doughty Health Officer.

AID. L'Herault claimed to have dis
covered good-sized wCod-chuck in the
scavenger ordinance proposed by
Health Officer Kilvington, and submit
ted to the council committee on ordi-
nances. The ordinance requires, among
other things, that cavenger wagons be
provided with tightlysealed boxes. The
astute alderman remembered in this
connection that an association, OF which
the health officer is a member, had been
recently organized and Incorporated for
the purpose, among other things, of
manufacturing such wagon boxes.
He intimated to the health officer that
the ordinance contemplated COM
polling practically the scanven-
gers to patrOniZe the new
association, when the latter claimed the
association was not organized to do
business in Minneapolis. Subsequently
the alderman happened to run across
the articles Of incorporation published
in the East Side Register, an obscure
weekly paper. which specify that the
headquarters of the company, or asso-
citation. shall be at Minneapolis. Putting
this and that together he concludes that
the ordinance should either be rejected
OF carefully eXpurgated.
Health Officer kilvington is absent on
a trip to inspect garbage crematory at
Chicago, but will be back Friday and
then there will be more fun.