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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

purposes, as | am Informed Is very nearly |
the fact) general increase OF l-l5 or |
about per cent. of the present rate. |
Ellsworth now pays tax on an assessed |
valuation of, roundly, si,750,o0 and If
81. 600 600 of IL is assessed within what we
have taken as water limits obviously $3.50
900 must be outside--a proportion we will
say of to ?, that is to say, on basis of
$1,000 cost for water 3-5 of II only or sl2oo
will be paid by those who reap the benefit
"a clear gain to them Of 32oo-l2oo or
5000
Unfortunately this is not the whole case.
Those outside are not benefited in the least,
directly, but must pay their % or $500
lust the same. That is to say, they are
taxed $500 in order that We may be hcne-
nted $1,000. Now no one is more willing
than | am TO recognize the strength and
Justice Of the argument that our citizens
at No. Ellsworth Bayside, Hancock line
and other outlying districts ought tn he
willing to contribute something Ia the sup
port OF any measure that will afford any
very considerable aid To those who give
increased values to their hay crops ana
wood lots; but 1t does seem TO me that the
proportion we have just found !, neither
/ inst nor reasonable; that It is too much To
expect or to ask Unless therefore the
| foregoing Is radically wrong and It must
| contain bunicr> hy the wholesale e. affect
/ the result materially the conclusion !, IT,
| ,cSi,tihlc that our city authorities Should
not be warranted in imposing such an al
! ditinnal load upon 4 large class of onr cttl-
I zen, for long term OF YEAR. unless they
/ do 30 in the calm trust that the insurance
companies will show generosity of spirit
which would be a, rare A. II IS unexpected
"a conclusion hich follows directly frum
the fact that our city is one Of immense
territorial extent white is business centre
T. comparati>ch small and VERY inhamma-
HE
There T. ~tul another source Of pnhHc
expense almost certain 10 folio" tar In
PRODUCTION II water With an abundance
OF water at aur command vast quantity
Or ofal and hlth that j. nov disposed q
IN other WAYS and n pri,at" expense can
not fail 70 hc turned zoos" into our present
natural channels II drainage which though
thsy are exceptionally convenient. are
wantiu. in Some II our most thickly pop-
ulatcd quartcr>->ugh a. the region from
tho upper part Of Main street Ns'u'AcrlY +"
Snrt,c. ami Pine streets ami cAcu ;hn~c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

AALAkag4
Your corrr.iuudcnt Maua>,..i~ calls
our attention tn certain cases ,strFc 1t APP
T,.arr a ,llnrrcnt result obtains from What
am TRYING 70 show - bi'h oniy proves That
be has BOT thoroughly studied h~ lesson
read that Ia tAi> cpuntr, the production #
petroleum = immense Hcside> supply n@
the houe demand We export Two and tnr,c
million barrels yearly IA Pennsylvania
and vicinity, there !, tract ~ country
hfty by one hundred miles IN extent. where
petroleum i obtained. and The supply ! ~df-
hcIent 10 last century az least. Mhli" IN
Canada the rntirr production IN ls'3 was
only 55"t"h barrels No" II ( anaaa can
not supply Ia" home demand, Which j. "'i-
IDENTITY true u folio" a. i'A'c admitted
before that 'he foreign article control,
The price ana the ,nti becomes indeed a
'AN '' t''' '''"N"''i''' ''' SAINT ''i''''+'"'
matter IL e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
) Per Cent. First Mortgages I'm Kansas.

During the next 80 days We shall give our custom
trs per cent on amy money they NAV send ~ Tor
Investments we have for sale. We iat e on bani
.r-t Mortgages and applications for rnonsy upon
first mortgage loans, mostly upon 100 acre farms
amonnts rangiR. from $3.50 to $50. We have al-1
mortgages in amounts $50 10 $50 900 ut : PEI
cent which We oiier- How much money can yen
furnish us for these lelhs? They are A ] sefur-
ity The siriuEeDey in the money ma RI ct enable
q t" cut down amounts applied for In each ease to
an amount that IA safe ba yeutl n doubt SOa Il
The time 70 get niee Inc OF srnaH git edge l6ang
v rte for our New Investors GnlsIe Kermit WITH
ADVICE 70, JOHN u. hAnz 10.
Investment Bankers and Loan genfs Topeka kau
10 sion Once Room a. No. IS BrtJtnBeld street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
LARGE Garment Sale !!

An extensive wholesale
house having large surplus
of winter garments sends US
a big lot to dispose OF.
They are now opened and
ready for INSPECTION. They
are all hrst-class styles and
perfect in every respect.
500 Garments for S3.75.
5000 Garments for $3.50.
$3.50 Garments for 5000.
$500 Garments for STA 90
And SO on TO the end OF
the list which comprises
our entire stock At A great
sacrifice.
Call and secure 4 bar
gain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
P7nobscot Grand Jury.

The leHoh~cot Grand Jury. which has
aegu 5u-iy engaged for two weeks past
ia hearing the evidence in the cases pre-
~ented 90 them by the County Attorney.
completed their labors Saturday afternoon.
reported the bills found and were paid off
and discharged for this session Of court
At i.iI D. 81 they came in and reported
ami The following are the indictments
found Sd far a. they have been made pub
lie
state Of Maine v. David l.. Stain and
Oliver tromwell, murder
State uf Maine vs. Thomas knowles
penni, McC ar;hy and Anthony Ferrick, as
~ault and battery
state Of Maine -. Clarence Whitney
and james Foster. burglary
state of Maine " George :. Stevenson.
manslau-hter-
STAN and Cromwell were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
knowles. Mccarthy and Ferrick were
arralguel and pleaded not guilty
We understand that 10 indictment was
found against sumner T stuart. who was
bound over for causing the death Of VII
liam WEIGH ~ Grand Army Hall last fall
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23


Ana john r. Shuman Of ,aid Township l. ap.
polntel agent To superintend the eApenditurr %
said Assessment.
To be published in State paper ami Ellsworth
American.
N >diaI ,. COOLIDGE. County Confer
,',iN y ~oNE~. for
JAMES W. BLAI>DELL,l Hare,rk O..
Attest - II. u. sAJ'NDERS Clerk.
true copy Attest III. Il. SAUNDERS Clerk
BAG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

Charles Jones driver of a Fairfield pulp
mill team, was injured by a passenger
train. He suffered a bad scalp wound and
cut on the face and hip He was walking
behind his team at crossing when he saw
the engine. He jumped on the back Of
the sled just a. it wa. struck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

a -candtl has arisen a. the state cap
ital iu Albany n which Governor Hin i
very much invoked u i nothing more
Or les than the using contrary O. law. Of
q large sam 1f money q furnish iise execu-
tive mansion Ah.ch should have been used
for thF carr aud maintenance - the capitol
There j. nothing criminal shout Il. Of
course. bat the Governors acti0n viii
re4uirt a. explanation The amount
taken from the capitol fund vas between
slG.Gsla and 81 $50 Tiss natter has been
current among legislators fer some time.
u i even alleged tia; the great ceiling
scare was started aud worked By friensis
Of fhe governor % get snother capitol ap-
preparation - a. q cover ~ the defiei-
cneF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
zone Is not 20 Soon Healed a. Hurt"
The COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

OF the Grand Army of the Republic, Major
George S. Merrill. Few remedies are better
Known in this vicinity than sulphur Bitters;
this section and the number Of reliable and well
attested cases OF beneficial results and recoy-
cry by their use, is large and beyond dispute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. hay-
ing had placed IN hi- hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF siml L. vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure 81
Consumption. Bronchitis. Caiarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections. also II pos
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having tc-i-
ed its wonderful curative powers IN thousands
OF eases. has felt IL b. duty 10 MAKE IL known
to his suffering fellows. Aciuated by this mo
tive and desire 10 relieve human suffering. |
will send free Of charge, to all ho de-ir. II,
this recipe. in German. French or English.
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, nSm-
ing this paper. W. A. NoYEs, 149 IntreF's
Block, Rochester, v. J. lyrj3 e Ow
If lick headache Is misery. what are Car
ter'- Little Liver Pills II they will positively
cure itr People who have used them speak
frankly Of their worth. They are smsl and
easy TO take. For sale by :. -. Virgin.
"One Is not 20 Soon Healed a. Hurt"
SAYS the old proyerb. since the introduction
Of Hop Ointment. however. the saving has
been reversed. Nsrer flHs for SORE nose,
cold erscks. ehapped hands and lips, rough
Bess and pimples. All druggists. Mail ? cent
stamp TO Hop Co., New London. Ct. for free
sample.
There Is no one article in the line Of me'li-
enes ihSa EihEs NJ isfA E''uIh iVi Aut mum
ey As good porous STRENGTHENING plaster,
such rs Carter. smart Weed ansi BellaJoDna
Bsekacbe Pla.ter-. For SAKE BY =. u. Virgin.
A Good Investment
l. that which yieIds large returns from q small
outlay. Reader. the way il clear. No specu-
latiOn. no chance. big returns! II you are liks
most Of mankind YOU have somew here . weak.
nes--don't feel at all times just as you'd like
fo-besdsehe to-day. backsche tomorrow.
down sick next week-all because your blood
IL out OF order. A large outlay aud What large
returns! You invest in DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and soon pure, fresh blood
courses through your veins, and you are anoth-
or heingi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
STATE OF Whine.

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tulEtra n. r.la.. HIS ta.. i'tl.tiit
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
Osgood's Studio,

is the place TO get superior photographs OF all
kinds finished In the latest styles e5- Call
and see the largest lot of samples ever shown In
this place; also fine assortment of Frames of
all descriptions lot of Views well worth seeing,
&c, &c.
o-GoODS STUDIO. Main ST.. Ellsworth. Me.
Gfa51
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
STATE OF MAINE.

HANcotK IS AT the Cont Of County Com
mssieners begun and held a. Ellsworth within
and for the county OF Hancock, uH thc second
Tues tay OF Octebrr. A. D., lSsi, and b} adjourn
meit December -, 4. d, 49,.
Ai, nov the county cumn,i ssi0uerS 10 accord.
ance with section ~, chapter Of the Revised
statutes having first matte au annual Inspection
In the month Of september, 49,. Of all county
OF land Ia ,aii county and having thercupou made
an estimate of the amount needed IT, pat them ia
repair 50 &c, be- safe and convenient tor public
travel have assessed upon the following described
uutncurporatcd Townships and tracts Of land In
said cnnuty. exclusive OF water and land reserved
FOR public use FOR that purpose during the wear
l~~S, As follows Via On Tow uship No :. south
Division. the sum pt sizes 49, rs follows, VIZ
NJ, Hf nj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
State Normal School.

TUE Spring Term Of the Eastern tate Normal
4 school commence TUESDAY, March 81 Eeir
any Information Or catalogue address
v. WOODBURY., rfia
Casiipe, Feb. IL, IrsS 4w7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

It an Court o. Probate holden at Buck - nj,
within anal for the county OF Hanroek,
90 Sac second We ines'iay af Feb H., rs.
r5RYFIIOsA T III kER,named ENocutrN, in m
! instrument parperting ~ Re TAG iast " Iil ana
>aii caantv deceased, having presented the same
fer pfehafe
trlcrp,-That the said ENeeutriN give notlre To
all persons Interested by causing copy OF thiS or
tlrt f l,t published three weeks sucrcssi'eiy IN the
Ellsworth American printed ne Ellsworth ,tbal lhet
mas npptar at a froha't touft 10 be h'i't al rus
worth Ia >ai. county on The ~ecnud Wednesday o.
Mar next al ten of tht clock In te forenoon, anu
siieu cauSr " ans they hnrt. Why the SAID inSt'H
n,rnt slouh not he proved, approve aud allow
cl 4 tbg HAT It'll amt testament Of SAID ttcttAstd
d. Il. CINNINGIiSN, Judge.
Attest -CHk>. 4. paRR, Register.
i True core. Attest eta, +. poEE, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
State of Maine.

HANCOCK. ste the Ionura h Jnstiee Of the
supreme Judicial Court next e. le held at klie 3
" orth within and for toe county Of iiaHeoekt IN
the state ~ NaiBe,the second fuss'iay OF ApfiLA
n, isss
GEORGIA T. RICHARDSON, Of Eden, IL
IN said County of Hancock, wife % Arthur "
Richardson, respectfully represents that her mali
81, nau,q was s,sorgfa T. Mills tina, she vas law
fully married 20 the sail Arthur " Richardson
on the 10Th day Of september q a., lH'h, " Rus
worth in satd county, hy W II. ~ on.a rlergs nam
daily authorized IA soicfunizc marriage. that they
lived together husband and aiit at tiar tlaTi"F
and AZ ntslham. III said county. from @" time ~
their said marriage uutil thu sth day u lrrrtii'et
a Ill lSss5 that Your said ii,rlant has always
cousiuctsd herself towards her said hu-isand A. a
true, faithful ami anectinuAtc wife but that" en-
the said s1th tisv Il December a.. 80, tlte .'i
utscI,,e without, any cause deserted Your hneiaui
and went 10 parts unknown e. her. since which
time he has continued e. reside away from psf
and 10 desert her that she ha- not heari from ann
directly since sometime Ia January, a. u, U.s.
that since -aid 18th day II Dec nItt'r D. t. 'N-''
she has received no suPiHrt from MN Wha'VN't'
hut. though hcinE Of sufficient hulltFt ~ h'N
grossly, wantuaIv and cruelty refused ami nee
Iectetl 10 provide suitable maintenance fog herand
she has been obliged {" support herself AnI PIT
children by her earnings That thr saltl y
belize l. naturally 81 passionate an't crutt MS
position and that be has for many wears treated
YOUR lghclaut with cNtrCn'" cruelty, and mas t''h
guilty ot harsh and abusive treatment IH"Ai7+@ lf'
Il itlfnut any cause whatever, ~ the great INJURY
and haxarl 81 her health. That She ms ua'tr Hh
irRt syarrh aui injury. but ha- not !'rrn al'f :"
ascertain A.d does kn0v the Residence 81 s't'
hlsclee That there has hcen born 70 them two
children. the oldest. Murray ". ROW : vent "I
age AMI the Youngest Elmer, new YEAR h''
thofr :. no COLLISION between t"'tr 1ala hut'"
and the libeIre "a obtain 4 tliSnTrc.
Wherefore your hh,laut rrat iht- iion"f' N..
C,ur; To- grant hct divorce, from the o1l'l- +"
Iuatrimouy between her AMI the ~ait Arthur ~
Richardson ansi tiiai hc may hs 'i"cFr"t the ,i-
tads 81 SAIL minor chdtou Ani that -tF.'' fnr
th.r or,lrr~ and terrrr~ mAy r.. Watle a-l iH'~
CONT -hail -rtn proper anft ty'r-~t,rN
GEORGIA D. ~, u tRl.~hN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
State Of Maine.

Hancock
David >ult u London England. plaintiff ser-H-
trift-i, Met lul"y 81 Nee. frrue,', defendant
Action % a--anp-it e. rrroscr ihger hsin .ir,'i
and seventeen pounds four SHILLING suI rl-sf'
pence alleged g. hr dUr tEsui Defendant t.t pt.L
tn according % account Annexed, tr ,tor s1'e-
-siid and deiiy rrrei.
Az for count for money haI aui n,-r,el ID
sit, for $3.50, aud under tal- It9 count tA plain
til claims uuIt for tia items ,rr,iati lH tHr t'
eoun, exed FIR tIc sum # tt.rr, hundred nHi
seventeen pounds four shiiu-s ai... rt-..l V.lr.
ans WIN herein frap'cr iur w. 1thtt
Aisu count ~ the -un % fhr,v AW+.rrtt aHtl
seventeen pounds four .Ali!tl<~ tti ti-nG pt.ft..
for book targaiicd aui spil ta ~.ii Defendant
under thi, la-i eount the p~Iute clt.'r- " Icr.
or only for the Items specified tG lhr --ti! aHr4tt
annexed ant Wiil herein recover fur A.Hu uttt,r.
writ AaleH scpt. 3, TT, ann rrturaAoie 40 tr'
u tn" supreme Ju.''ria eoasi n ltv l..'rn
at Ellsworth within AMI foT -Iti counts % IifN.
go, L. on the second Tues Tag ut DH,oArr, A. - .,
HALEA HANlLIN.
ATTORNEY for HlaiutiG
oFrI, Kris RETt Nm
Hancock --->cptemhcr 3, 80, az 5"'rlp-A 4.
Nv virtue Of thi. Will have, attached .,g lie
Interest which the within uamei defendant
Francis &. Mc1auloy ha- Iu aua ID aut rt.sl
estate in the county ~ lian'utA Z" VI" Nai4s .t
u. l.. FIELb-. ~Aero
Ilancuek september 8. -.
thi. day hled an at,c-trrl copy 70 Roy RETURN .a
thu writ in the Office ~ Register NJ Deeds. t.r
-aId county 10 Hansuck. together Nirh the uAfl.-
- the parties ID this rit thr value ~ prHl+ri.
orirrrs a. d. attached, th- ilAir"f th- WITH I'ai
the court 70 which the -afa- ts refurn7llc.
II D. FIELDS, ~hrrf1.
STATE or MAINE
Hau-"ck = sup Jui. Court o,tpter I,ru.
a. l-si
Inu tiir foregoing ,uit 20 appearing fu tic HHrt
that the defendant - DOT 4u iHlI itauf ui faH-
STATE sui ha- gent ~ aii1rur a itlln the ~'te
% Maine that iha =aii efcu-i4ut- -.-t- la.t e-.
tate arr atlarhfsi 80 sAIi suIi o i- Nrsrtit :tlt
pIaintin rau-e the ai-f1r natiri lratuis Ng
taHsy. defendant, g. h4 uptibs! ui ihr peu.irn"l
% TIL. .ut hy pubish4n- thgtr Urtk- -H'era-itr.s
H. the Ellsworth American. b nAllig rna ..iEtr
printed So Eii~auTth. be- tie c1antf % ii4H#t- &
ani state II Maine abstract 10 t'ie wiz aHa %.
eiaEatiuu. nfrcrs rtglu AMI uf ibis uuivf ~ iltt
thereon. ihe last puiIrtiian e. A. thirty Ga 20
least before tile sitting ~ -llt auft o. Mr. H.tt'
al Ili-AoFth Aforesaid. tlit -atral Iur-ti4g H+
April 4 ~ l~s>, that he mas ti.rn anIi tiitf' .u
.aid goaFt appear anil Show ~. ~ auN i#e have
ahy init ras.lIt -ltuuAl hs ls'a.itE. s--aiB-f
him AMI cNeeutish Issue aCeutlftH1is
Attest III q ~tt NIiEE~. 0ltfA.
Abstract - writ and declaration, oflcsr's retHru
ami oFsirr ~ the Court thereon
SOS Attest III, y. SAUNDERS. tlerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
ur.oAua. ~ i.l,-, "''''''''f u. fHf
STATE OF MAINE.

Hay ,'sk ~-.-At Court - Probate held At
IT,
uR tie Petition aforesaid. ORDERED, That notice
~ gwen ht publishing rfiy u said petition with
tli- ORDER thereon, three weeks .rse--iveiv in the
fuS"urth American new -papcr printed or pub
li-r'l la Ellsworth that an persons Interested may
attend On the >rcund We. lnr-iiay Of Mar. next
Al 2 Court % Probate 20 BE- holden in Ellsworth
and she's cause, II any why the PRAYER ~ said pc.
tition should not be granted. Such notice to he
given before said Court.
o. PCtNNINGIiAM VI, Judge
Attest --tsHAs l.. iJoRR Register
4 true copy. Attest -tHts r. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
Notice of Meeting.

ITO he stoeklaoilers Of the Bluehill Copper vi
L ilg Company. Pursuant 10 request to me
directed iR accordance with the rs laws y0g are
hereby notified to meet At the 0fee Of iiampden
Fairfield in Saeo, Maine, saturday, Mar. g.
next at twelve ocioek for the purpose OF provi'i
ing TO pay the debts of the company by Assessment
of its shares or disposal Of lis property.
Tvs WILLIAM ". JEWETT, Secretary
Feb, p. ISIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-13
A Worlds Conference to Be Held
at Minneapolis.


at Minneapolis.
A worlds conference of the Seventh
Day AdventiSts will begin at Minneap-
oils next Wednesday, and will probably
continue four weeks. The sessions will
be held in the church at the corner of
Lake street and Fourth avenue south,
and it is expected that about 800 dele
gates will be present, while the num-
bers of believers in the faith in the
Northwest who will come to the COLI
ference will probably swell the attend
ance to LOCO.
A Biblical institute. preparatory to
the conference, is now being held. daily
services having begun Wednesday.
To-day Mrs. f. q. White will speak at
1880 a. M, and Elder Uriah Smith at
2:30 p. m. Elder Smith will also speak
tomorrow afternoon at $50.
Among the delegates who have ar
rived already are s. n. Haskell. Lon
don: J. Ii. Madison, Copenhagen; S. IL.
Lane. Northampton, England: l.. II.
Conrad, Germany, who was lately im-
pris0ned in Russia because of his relig-
ion; Mrs. E. G.. White. Oakland, Cal. {;
E. w. Farnsworth, Des Moines; Il. A.
Underwood, MeSOpotamia, o.; E. Y.
Wagner, editor Signs of the Times,
Oakland, CAL; A. Il. Jones, editor
American Sentinel, Oakland, Cal ;
Uriah Smith, editor Review and Herald,
the official organ of the church, pub
lished at Battle Creek, Mich.
Tho most people read the Want ads in
'"e SUNDAYS GLOBE, the great Want
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

| Bank clearings yesterday, 1,32S, S16.55.
George V. Erhart, an old resident, is dead
c. j. Bevin, who fell from a building day
before yesterday Is better.
the Willow Copse'' and wild Bill will
be presented at the Pence next week.
Edward Maben fell down stairs at Mays
parlors and was badly cut by broken glass.
The ". C. 7. l. holds a.prayer meeting at
the Hennepin Avenue VI. L. church this
afternoon.
James Williams was yesterday sent to the
workhouse for twenty days for stealing
coat from James Adair.
EIt is rumored the hide dealers of the North
west are preparing to form trust and con-
troll the price Of hides, but local dealers deny
IL vigorously.
Liberal Society of SpiritualistS, 10 Wash
ingtOn avenue at i a. m, at Malcom's hall,
25l NicOllet avenue at 7:3O p. IN. Mrs. A.
II. Chalny. speaker.
The county committee of the Farm and
Labor party met last night and decided to
hold a county convention next Wednesday
evening at 1913 Nicollet avenue.
Mary Garvey, charged with assaulting Err
nest Meyer, South Minneapolis druggist,
waived examination in the police court yes
terday, ana was held under $500 bonds.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Franz A. Anderson and Emma Swanson,
Louis Ferguson and Lena Langraff. Frank o.
Wretlot and Gunhild Moen, John Glass and
The last performance of the Emma Abbott
Opera company will be given to-day at the
Grand opera house. The Rose of CASTLE
will be presented at the matinee and Fra
Diavolo'' will constitute the evenings bill.
meeting of the Minneapolis fathers was
called to be held at 123 Nicollet avenue last
evening, but, as none of the fraternity put in
al appearance, the question as to whether
wages should be raised or not was not de-
Cided.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
W. II. Lang, 2-story frame dwelling. Chicago
avenue, near Twepty-eighth street, IS, 800;
mgham Bros, 2-stOry frame dwelling, Sec
ond avenue, near Thirty-first street, So, 200;
j. II. Seymour, brick barn, POS First street
north, $1,000.
Mr.. Garfield. editor of the American Law
Reporter. ana a member of the Philadelphia
bar will deliver lecture this evening at s
O'Clock in Prof. Potter's room, at the Uni
versity. Subject, Success in the Practice of
Law Youngermembers of the bar and law
students are especially invited.
Alfred Wheeler, the young man arrested in
st. Paul on a charge of selling horse which
he had previously mortgaged TO A. Nagle,
was arTaigned yesterday morning. Owing
10 the absence of one or two important wit
nesses the case was continued until Oct 10.
Wheeler states that his arrest was simply the
result of misunderstan ling. and that he
can clear himself.