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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-01-06

The st. Paul Ners is very much mis-
taken in saying that "the MANKAro FREE
Pass declares It viii not advertise the
winter carnival" We called attention
to the fact that there was disposition
noted among the country newspapers
not TO advertise the ice carnival gratui-
touslY. We commended this, and sug-
gested that the papers would no doubt
be glad to quote the managers regular
rates, There was nothing in this to
cause such flaring headlines about
"Mankato's Disgrace" The fact that
the ice carnival is exclusively for st.
Paul business men-more especially the
hotel and restaurant keepers-eannot be
successfully disputed, and wherein the
affair is of any benefit to the state al
large has not been demonstrated, 1t is
a scheme to get the country people to
go to st. Paul and spend their money
for railroad fares and hotel charges "a
see pile OF ice and few uniformed
men and boys parade the streets. We
have not questioned the right or enter
prise of st. Paul in the matter, but We
have shown that it was something the
people of the state at large had no par
ticular interest in. The editors of the
Meas are new corners and may not know
how much space Southern Minnesota
newspapers have in the past contribut
ed in booming st. Paul institutions anC
enterprise. They have done it willing
lv and gratuitously. When, may W,
ask, has st. Paul paper gone out of tn,
way to praise any thing connected witt
Southern Minnesota? 1t is fortunate
indeed, if an affair in this part of tn
state gets even ten line item in tn,
news columns. The Twin City paper
are engaged in booming their own town
and the northern part of the state, ant
appear to remember that there is an
Southern Minnesota only when tn
papers thereof make mild kick agalns
everlastingly advertising st. Paul for tn
sake of "upbuilding the entire state"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-01-06
TAX NOTICE--lSs7


Of Blue Eastn county assessed and sqnhed for ~
several Villages. and City
i Real Property
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-01-06

MAPLEToN, Jan. 3.
At the last meeting of the Mapleton
Lodge, No. 101, l. o. o. F., Jan. 2, the
following officers were installed by D. D.
q NJ w II Davis.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-01-06


The trial was resumed SATURDAY. after
noon at2 O'Clock and William Simmonds,
A. Gooseman, Freischholtz, Judge j. E.
Porter and Officer Robel were sworn on
the part of the state. The marriage of
the defendant to Morgan was proven
and the general reputation that she was
the wife of Simmonds was shown. The
state rested at three o'clock.
A motion made by Mr.. PlYmat, attor-
ney for the defense, to dismiss on the
ground of insufficient evidence to prove
the first marriage legal was over-ruled
by the court. Mr.. Plymat then outlined
the defense stating that he would prove
by general repute that Simmonds was
already married to a woman named liza
Smith when he married the defendant
and that, as she was living and he was
not divorced from her, the second mar
risge was illegal. Therefore the defend
ant was not married to Simmonds and
committed no bigamy by her recent
marriage. The Judge afterward held in
bis charge to the jury that general re-
pute was sufficient evidence on marriage.
w. o. Slmmonds, the alleged husbandof
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-01-06
SCHOOL DIsTRICT LBvrRs
TO TAX PAYERS

~ TAA PAYERS,
Personal taxes are due the first Monday of
January and delinquent the first day of March.
II not paid then penalty of ten per cent.
must must De ADDED, and the law provides for col
WM. JONES,
County Treasurer of Blue Earth Co.
Mankato, Mimi. January I'd, 1888.
p. S.-Township or School district clerks
please post
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-01-06
BLANKETS !.

Israp Horse Blankets reduced $I6s per pair
2strap SISo
1914 White Bed Blankets S8c. per par
I25 1914 White Bed Blankets now ST. 90 Der pair
Minneapolis North Mills Der pair less than mill
prices. 3
Gents Wool Socks 3d. 3 s grades the uniform price
of pair, choice of the lot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

- am 2. apriI bat na9ttdsli9 nod
,u 8rinn cine Ssfpsriamm!uns anldb.
LID bss YapfiubiIdurs itattsefunben.
OieieIbe mar pom 5000 Wenlden Be.
iu9t. Den 8oris fibrts @raf @sbert
8elcrebi. 8iidof Bauer, Stattbalter
@raf S9Snborn, 2anbssbauptmann @raf
Better unb 2anbesbauptmann Steupertres
ter Or. Strom mobnten ibr BEL. @s rpurs
ben Ssitrebeu IN beuti1er UNI b6bmii1er
Spra9e gebalten. Ra9 ben S1luBuors
ten bss 0o:iisenben wurbe bic 0oltsbpmne
seiunsen.
- am 30. aRdrs fanb in Der Sofburs
bic i96ne unb ~ebruirbiss @eremonis Der
Subpaidung bur4 ben 8aiisr an swSIf
armen @rsiien itatt. Ser 6ailer bstbeis
Iiste fi9 aud am gbarfrsitass an ben
tir9li9en @%eremonien, iopie au gbars
iamftass an Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nit benz "seiammten 9oftaate unb boben
8irbentrdsern sur Sreubs bss tatboIii4sn
Bottles unb CAB bamit neuerbtnss einen
Beweis isiner tir9Itdstreuen @efnnuns.
Sn bieier 8eit Der sunebmsnben reIisi6ien
@lsi1siItistsit 1T ss boppsIt srfrsuIi9 3u
ieben, bab elm aufri9tis relisi6s gsfinntsr
Wouar9 an Der SpiBs bes Staatss ftebt
unb ieinsn 86Itern tn Der Bstunbuns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
WinneTota nno Safota.

- SIM Nor6psffen bat bas Sden felt
bent Sribiabr 1885 ME 70 ipdt ituttseiuns
ben als in bteiem Sabre. @rit in Der lst:
ten ISOLDE befaub F3 ber gobsn in eiuisers
maBeu sinittser 9erfafuns bierfir; unb
lelbit bies nur in EbeiIen WinneIotas unt
Datotas. SIN SIben Winnsiotas mirt
bas Eden iest Iebbaft bstriebeH unb in ben
am Wsiiten besunitistsn '9otaIitdten wirt
baiielbe unter uortbeilbaftem @etter inner.
baIb ber nd9iten sebn Easen besnbist iein.
Sm Norben Winneiotas unb Oatotas bat
bieie Grbstt iosben ibren Infang genom:
men. 9ts Tarmer WinneIotas finb MID
iebr erbaut pom ibren grfabrln9en NIT ben
Ching Bug In ben lssteu spei Sabreu uni
perben nidt 10 pieI Weisen ME ionit idsn
IS tommt iiberbaupt i'm Staate cine fart,
Neisuns Der Sarmer aur 9eltuns, sutinf
tts benz WiIdereiseiddfts uni Der 8iebsu4
mebr aafmertiamfeit gu i5enten. 81
Oatota wtrb eire ausemeine 3unabu1e be-
NIT allen Sprten pon 9etrstbe beidts,
gobenfldde 8las sreifeu, obuobI bic gu
rabnte bes Weisenareals etne geringe mi
bieienise Der nit anbersn 9streioearten Be
idten BobenHd1e fem pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Ohio.

- Mit Der Sonntasstprannet pirS &c
iest aud IN Sbio's sroBen Stabten bittere,
Grnit. Dem 8trtbe Sobn 2open In
Gleuelanb purbe bieier Gage rpeaen
llsbertretuns bes neusn Sonntassseiebes
foIsenbes StrafurtbsiI pom goliseiri6ter
&elp pertinbet: sd mub ben &nse.
tIasten bes ibm 3ur 2aft seIesten 9erses
bens fir i9uIbis ertIdren. Das ni~ebrialte
StraimaB, weIdes i'm @sisse porssieben
1T, betrdst $25 Soften unb 10 Gage
arbeitsbaus, unb bas iOu mein l1rtbsil
ieiu."
- 4m "a. april wurbe su @incin.
/ oas &e3t, fi5 fir bas Wuiitfeft
Siee su pdbIen, unter ben S%abresabons
n%enten, wel6en 240O Siee pou Sen in Der
Nuttbaae u%orbanbenen 1000 reierpirt
Itrb, usrifeisert. Die bsiten YIdts sinsen
an Te5beimer q 8rotbers fir $50. Die
ua9fbeteu stuseu UNI Sl3 al. Sir bas
aGte 2oos wurben absr wieber $50 be,abIt.
Der nieberite Betras, fir ben Elm 3ui6Ias
erfoIste, mar $3.50, Der Dur9i9nitts:
betras unsefdbr $S.65. Ser bur6 8ers
ifeiseruns e~r3ielte @rISs 1T $5,82O.75.
mas eiuem 8etras BON 1922 fir ben SiB
Qleihtommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
RaniaS.

- Ebeures S9lafssIS BAT Der bsiabrte
~wobIbubenbe Garmer sSames 8riebt bteier
Gage in elmer @rocerp in @ eIIinstou
3u entri3ten sebabt, In peI6er er wdbrenb
bes Cages In Elm Sdldf9sn ssfalen mar.
Oils er erpadte, fubr er nit ieinen Sdn,
ben iofOrt bebd6tis In feline Gai5eu, um
ft9 gu uerseptfern, Oh feline in beuielben
aufbewabrten, SiemIi9 bebeutenben @elbs
mitteI nod uorbanOen pdren. Cine Jpn
niebsridmettsrnbe gnttdui9uns mar i6m
porbsbaltsn. @r fanb, baB man IGN
pdbrsnb isiner vSisfta" um $4,000 In
9aar, cine 8antanueiiuns auf $l2, 900
unb S9uIbuerf9reibunsen gum 9strase
Don mebreren Eauienb Dollars bsitobIen
bate.
- Sin fur6tbares l1npetter bat bas
Stdbt1en Yratt, i'm 9lsi1namissn
County i'm mittIsren GbsiIe bss fibli9sn
&anias am Ra9mittas bss 90. 4priI betms
geIu9t. 3uerit fam Elm bsftiser Sasels
f6las. pon einem b6surtisen @epittsr be-
9Ieitet, unS Elm BIisi9Ias sertrimmerts
Die S9miebe pom g. 6. Disor. I'm 8
tlbr iab man cine @inbboie pom SIbsn
.berannabeH. alarm purbs sema@t, unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
xnrembnrger Gazette.

- Oas Staatsi Obsrseridt bat cine
pi9tise @ntideibuns in benz 9ro;eB Der
Oibtoib @ass@ eisai9aft sesen peri9tes
bene SerRderuusss 9eieqi9aften abseses
ben. Ser 8ro5eB mar elm Eeif.6aa unb
bas grtenntniB bes ntsbsrsn tribunals
uurSe pom Sberseri9t beitdiist. Ser
Strsitpuutt mai ber, Oh Elm 9ebdube, mel:
Dies bur9 Geusr pouitduSis ssriiSrt III unb
auf benz usri9ieosne gerfiaerunsen einses
trassn iinb, sur gus,abIuns ber pollen
Ser i5erunssi umn,s bsrsdttst 1T. Ri9ter
@lsueIanb, Dor benz Der BroaeB Suerf our
8~erbanbluns tam, bate enti9ieoen, bab
bic @eisui5aften, iobaIb bas 9ebdube fur
ben 8etras uou sl5, 900 uerii9ert lit, bies
fen gstras aud ~aussablen, ielbf rpenn be,
0srtb bes @ebduoes gu bod sesriffen lit.
Sn Solse bsiieu uerben bic @eieaidaften.
fobaIo bas gisentbum bur9 Sranbi4absr
seritDrt pirb, sinfa9 ben pollen Sstrae
Der Summe sabIen mifien, fir ueI4s tai
@ebdube psriidelt uar unb fur bic ii9 BIZ
9eisli9aftsn Yrdmteu 5abIen IisB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
SutnntS.

- Sn @btcago nebmen 80, 45C
S9Iler Der Offentli9en S6ulen am beut;
f6eu lluterrt9t GbeiI; bauon iinb IL, 8O1
&inber beuti9sr gltsrn, 1864 an9Iosane
rttantider unb 1925 FOLDER anberer Natio.
naIttdtsn. 11sber IS Bro3ent Der aeiamm.
len S5ller5abl nebmen am beuti9en I'm:
terri9t EbetI. Su ben 9rimdrs uni
@rummdrtIufsn fiub l43 bsuti5e 2ebrs,
ansefteat.
- Oer Streie Der 8~rauerburlden in
@bicasOun b Rep Yort unb l1msesenb
1T, mad ben Ietteu Beri9ten, elm Ssbl.
i6las. gs baben ii9 gsnus Qeute sefuns
ben. UNI bic SteIen Der Qusseitanbenen
gu fiaen, 70 baB iberaa bic grauereien 10
3temIt9 ibren reseImdBtgsn 9ei9dftsaana
einbalten tOnnen. &u9 in Cincinnati
baben 400 8ruuerburi9sn bic 2trbeit nies
berselest, ba bic 8rauereibsiiter bic Union
nt3t mebr anertennen pouen.
Sn Der llmsesen6 uon BIZ o m | n O.
n 1T elmer Der dItelten uno betannteften
Rdnner Der @esenb, Der 7Oidbrise Sat-
u1er Burt Reeues auf traurtse @eiie um's
2eben setommen. @r mar babel, altes
9eftripp gu uerbrenaen, itrau9slts, fisl
nit benz @ef9t in ben brsnnsnbsn Sau=
fen, unb mar tn 6olse ietner sroBsn ges
lfibtbeit ni6t i'm Stanbs, f9 gu erbsbsn.
als man iba fanb, mai istn ObsrtOrpsr
u0Qtg uertobIt.
Gin triider Eobtensrdbsr auf benz
sroBen @aluarp 6rieObof BEL @bicaQo
9tns nod Seenbisnns ieinss Tasspertes
nab einem S9uppen, wsI9sr our 2lufbe.
wabruns Der @ert5euse biente, entnabm
bort elmer &tite eine 6Iaide, bic, wie er
6a9te, S4naps eutbtelt, uub that einen
berjbaften S6lut baraus. Na5 einisen
Winuten mar Der Wann cine 2ei9e, ba er
in Der Serwe4sIuna eine Jlui6e NIT @ars
b~oIiaure er9rifen bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
@tSeoufn.

- Sn elmer su WiIwautee am 26.
april ben sansen Gag buusrnbsn, Don elmer
srosen Weni4enmense beiu9ten gerbanbs
lung Dor Ridter WaGorp seseu flint Wit>
sIisber sweier jibtiden @emsinben pesen
Bopcotten bes iIbii1en Wesgers sSatob
WeiBfelb uno ftrafbarer 8erbinbung sur
Sddoisuns isinss @ei9dftes wurben bic
fiuf gei9uIbtsteu fir cine Strafuerbaubs
lung in Saft 9enommeu. sic battsn ben
Wesser, Der f4 9eweisert bate. uon iebsm
%usrtauften 8iunb Sleiid l Gent in bic
Spnasosentufs gu SubIeu, sebrobt, baB
ie fem 5leii4 fur nitt rtof6sr" ertldren
piirben.
- Su Iutt9o bat Elm taltbldtiaer
ginbre9er bic 8ant Don antiso beraubt.
@Iet9 nadbem Der &aifrsr Barnum bies
ieIbe uerlafien unb ueri4IoIen bate, UNI
gum Wittasefien su seben. erbra9 Der err
itsre bic 9intertbar, Sffnets ben @elb,
f3rant unb nabm baraus $1,000 tn Yapier
unb einsn Cad nit Sob unb SiIber, ben
er aber an Der Ebir wisbsr 3uridlisB, ba
ct ibm offenbar gu fdpsr mar. Der
9iIfss 6aiirer elmer anberen 8ant fab ibn
nod bur& ben 9Of sebeu, faBte aber tsis
nsn 8erba4t. @rit oils Der &aiiirer sus
ridtebrte, fab CT bic Sei9eeruns. ba aber
mar Der &duber natlrli4 iiber aas 8srse.
- 9sn &Otbbduten, bic nsuIi5 BET
ErempeaIeau ertrantsn, ftnb brei
anbere, bic bel 6 Crescent ansebli1
tn beraui3tem 3uitanbe ~ertrantsn, In bic
ewisen Sasbsrinbe na9sefoIst. gu ben,
ielben seborte Der arme paralptii9e &rlps
pei, Der fi6 felt Sabren pom !3sit 3u 8sit
bur9 bic Stdbte 0isconitn's i9leppts unb
fem lOidbriser Sobn. W6se ben S9uft,
Der ibnsn bas Seuerwafsr psrtaufts, bas
@swifen plasen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
6 X.
9ulaab.
9atota.

- Sn M apIeton, nt9t melt BON
Sarge, fanb Der 8oftmeiiter pom Sarge,
SIS. q. Subj. etn Sobn bes gbicusOer
9oftmeiters g. Corning Subj, bel ieiner
Gntunft bort bisisr Gage sins In3abl 9irs
ger %psriammeIt, bic offenbar ietnetpesen
mad benz 8abnbof setommen waren, unb
f6mei9eIte itd i9on bamtt, baB tbm Elm
fetsrIi5er @mpfans berettet uerben iolle.
Gin @mpfans uurbe tbm aud su Ebetl,
aber teiu FOLDER, ME er i'm f9 wini6en
tounte. Oenn taum mar er benz @aseu
ertifiesen, 70 besriiBte i'm cine Salue pom
@isrn, bic ni9t In bieism Sribiabr ssIest
paren. CUR @rtIdruns ..bieiss ieItfumen
@mpFanses iet erwdbnt, bag In Wupletou
tir3lt9 Elm neuer 9oiimeiiter ernannt nor:
ben lit, baB bic bortiseu 8Irssr ben alien
bebalteu MOLTEN, bub ber ,,aIte ii9 peiser:
te. ben neuen 8oitmetfer in ieinen limits;
pfi3ten gu unterri9ten, un6 baB Sieier in
JOIse buuOn 9rn. Subj 9ebeten bate, ibr
in iein Qmt etn3ufibren. Subj iibte benz:
nod nur cine @efdatsteit aus, als er mad
NapIeton tam.
- aus 0eabwoob tommt bic Na9ri6t
bag Der tleine Srt Central 6 ttp an
26. GpriI frib pon einem i9uereu 8raub
uusIid betrOfisu uurbe, Bel benz 100 5du
fer in aide uerpaubsIt unb finfsis SAINT
lien obba6los purben. 8on ct. gau
stnsen N~abrunssmitteI ab. Der S3abel
belduft f9 auf $4,000 =, bic 9srf9e
ruus auf rur 1875, 900. Die Seuerueb
bes Orts unb bic berbeiseeilte wirtteu gu
ianmen; ber @afermansel madte abe
aae Iuitrensunsen nuslos. @aaren uni
9ausseratbe itnb iiberau, mo- Si6erbeit ),
finben mar, aufsebduft. Central gttp Il
Elm Serswertsfdotdsn nit 1000 @tuwrb
t,ern.
- gu 9tIIsboro 1T ber Sarmsr,
gleuutor NIT 5000 8uibeI @si3en eli
&aub ber SIammen sepOrben. S9abel
$40. 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
WebraSta.

- Der Sdasmeiffer BON calm
Co., bat $l2 900 an r~itfdnbisen Stsuern
aus uorisem Sabre einsenOmu1en.
- Gin toaer 9unb BET 5anbIsp, III &c:
t6Stst worben. na9bsm er 3upor mebrers
2eute in Der llmsesenb sebifen bate.
- Die in benz @efdnsniB su Scar.
nep, inbaftirten 9efansenen iu9ten iit
neuIid in abpsienbeit bss @efdnsniBauf.
iebers burd cine alsemsine &eilerei bic
!3eit gu uertir3sn. giner Der &dmpfenben
bate bas l1nsIit, wdbrsnb Der S9ldserei
Elm neues @sbiB, psI6es CT srit tur3 pors
ber setauft bate, e%inaubiBen. Gin bortt.
aer 3abnar,t mudte ben S9aSen aui
Soften bes gountp's pieber gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

tir9Iiden 9fli9teu NIT sutem geiipisIe
u~oransebt.
- Im s. 9lpriI but bic 37idbrise @ats
tin zines Mopbbetters tn Eriei 4, ua1s
benz bieielbe bereits a9ttebn S6bnsn has
2sben ssi9eutt bate, tbrsm @atten our
Gbwe9feluns bret SSdter beideert. Mut.
ter unb &tnber 1nb poltommen ssiunb,
aud Der 8atsr befinbet fi9 IeibIi9 pobl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Sic st. Bernard &rGuterpinen babsn fi9

Sic st. Bernard &r%Guterpilen babsn fd
i9neuer 8abu sebroden In ben Ysrsinisten
Staaten, aIs irsenb Elm Spe3iaIsW ebitas
ment, weI6es ie ansefertist worben lit.
8arum2 @etl tire 8ortreffi9teit iebr
buIO 0irbisuns unb gea5tuns fanb.
Sbne baB bic @tsentbiimer bes SeiImittels
befOuoere Gnitrensuus madtsu, obue baB
iie Gauienbe unb aber Eauienbe fit Ore:
tIame3uete ueruussabten, baber bic 9iasn
pom ieIbt 8srbrettuns sefuubsn, benn
@tuer bat fe benz Gnberen, Der anbere
wieber anberen empfObIen, unb 70 fnb fe
betannt sswOrben, bur9 tbre SOrtrefflt9s
teit ALIEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

baIb bsfanb iid bic game geuOIteruns
iammernb unb i9reienb auf ben StraBen.
@litliderpeiie traf bteieIbe nut ei,en tleis
men, ben Ditlt4en Ebeil bes Srtes, riff
aber bod mebrere 9duier, b%aruntsr BAG
BON Us. Slider, UNI, befIsn 6rau tObtlit
usrlest aus ben Grimmern se3osen wuroe,
Webrere anbere 8%erionen wurben uon Der
lumber fliesenben Erammsrn sstrofsn uni
perIebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Gin Jrennb in Der fotb iei idusr IL

Gin Grennb in Der Notb iet idusr 3u
finoen? @laubt ss ni9t, bic Sbr an
etnem i9le9ten Masen, Der @ur3el aues
llebels, Ieibet! Sbr babt einen iol9en
treuen, IN iebem Sale beIfenben Sreunb
ifets our Serfisuns an ben st. Bernard
&rGaterpiIeu. Sdreibt rur on Neustaed-
ter & Co., Box 2416, New York City,
unb Sbr erbaltet foitenfrei cine 9robe pOn
oisien beifen uler 9iueu. &uBerbem III
bteiss uoraisli6e 6eiIu,ittel in isber Ipos
tbeee fIr nur % 9ts. 81 faufeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

Gin nngertdter Serbadt. v0owibI,
Id fog Dir i'm @srtrausn, baB bat 3sin
Raftan d abiarsdenbsn 9sru9 g. Biits
msi@usse!~ Das Is mir msin Saftan, bas
bin Id feIbsr!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
2inbcruttg
ltitr Sciluit0.

Sci Sebls unO 9ungentrantbeiten 1T es
b0dlft pittig, baB maj, glet6 i'm anfang
BON glper's Gberrp BectOral @ebruua
madt. Seoe StuuSe SsridumniB erbDbt
Die @efabr uno tann traurige Solgeu baber.
6. q. 8c1uolSs, Ipotbefer in 8trfielo,
Ms., idreibt: ,9(per'S GberrpsY ectoral 1T
cine wuuoerbare Slr;net. SIM Serbt 1915
ertdltete id mid, unO hattie iogleih ltreds
lideu Sulteu. Dies oauerte Orei Dtonate,
i'd mar nit Der Sus5ebrung beorObt. Son
meiuem gadbar fuuroe mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
M1er's
SbcrrDsHectora

anempfoblen, uuo that aud ioglsih giinittge
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-21
CALLERS AND CORRESPONDENTS.
Incidents of Minor Interest Relative to the
Daily Routine of the Harrison Family.

TIE callers at General Harrison's residence,
while they are fewer than In the ante-election
day, represent a good deal wider stretch OF ter
ritory than those who came before the 9th inst,
and it is likely that every State in the Union
will be represented here during the winter.
The mail continues to increase, and it is esti.
mated that more than 6,oOo letters and nearly
as many kilograms have been received since tns
election. Among the newspapers which came
yesterday was 6 copy Of a Philadelphia paper
containing a slip with the announcement that
the publishers would pay $50 to anyone who
would name the next Cabinet correctly, and
when the slip was shown to the General he re-
marked that be would not entsr into that COM
petition.
Among other letters received are a good many
TO Mrs. Harrison asking for influence in behalf
of applicants for political appointments, but
such letters invariably find their way to the
waste-baskst, as Mrs. Harrison desires it EN-.
phatically understood that she is not 10 politics.
Other letters TO ladies of the family are answered
as promptly as possible. bu. there ara many
messages OF a conCratulatory nature that must
fail to be acknowledged. although they are none
the less appreciated.
As an instance of the demand made by tho
correspondence forty-four letters were written
yesterday acknowledging the compliment
paid the General aud his wife in
naming infants after them. forty-one
of the youn gstsrs being named after the General
and three after his wife. All of these infants
have been christened since the election, and
since the nomination three sets of triplets have
been reported, each set containing o child named
Harrison and one named Cleveland. The third
child IN each set was not reported as to nomen-
clature, and the presumption is that it got away,
like the pet beaver, which gnswed its way out
OF its box yesterday and escaped.
Mrs. Russell Harrison, VINO has been hore for
some time past, returns TO Omaha tomorrow,
and Hon. j. s. Clarkson and Coz Swords. Of
Des Moines, who were entertained at supper by
General Harrison last evening. will return homo
to-day.
Among last evenings visitors was Col. Geo.
w. Friedley. of Lafayette. Recent gifts from
absent friends include . handsomelv-bound
volume from Mr.. John Wansmsker, of Phils-
delphia. containing engravings Of the various
characters in Munkacsyis famous painting,
Christ before Plate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-21
Ee Wsnt Homo with a New Rs..

GO AO-4t Wlb - INV AG~
Strange things happen in Arkansas almost as
often as in Texas. Some time ago q gentleman
came from Little Rock to the National Surgical
Institute. OF this city, who was short one ear. The
merest remnant Of what had been sn ear re-
mhinsi-the fragment OF q stump. DIR. r. L.
Allen, of the Institute, did not ask the gentleman
how he zane 10 loss so ornamental a portion Of
his facial outfit. but. understanding that be
wanted the deficiency supplied. in case it could
be done. the Doctor went TO work to give the
Arksnsan O new ear. The edges OF the stump
were freshened and attached to the skin above,
and the parts so Joined were allowed TO grow to-
gether and become thoroughly united. This
union was suffered to remain undisturbed for
about two months. when O resection was made.
taking up the skin of the neck, which was
united TO the remnant Of the ear, carried up and
folded backwar upon itself, leaving the skin In
front and back.
This made a fold of skin much larger than tho
ear required. a mold was made from the other
ear and reversed, putting one-half OF it inside
and outside tho pew-made ear. so thar the thick
natural ear.
''Of course" said one Of the physicians, de-
scriblng the operation. ''the ear was made a lit
tie larger than the other car to allow for the
contraction which usually takes place in such
plastic operations, but the outcome was that the
Arkanssn went home with two we'll matched
ears, and perfectly happy"
The Surgical Institute has repaired and re-.
stored a considerable number OF noses. but the
plaster operation to restore an ear Is . much
rarer performance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-21
Another was:
Iasane Hospital Management.

Mrs. Mary E. Hiatt. formerly connected with
the Insane Hospital. and whose discharge by the
Democratic managers OF that institution for ex-
pressing her personal qualification over Gen.
Harrison's election, was noted in the Journal OF
the 18th inst. 10 in receipt of q letter from Mr..
Newton II. Meek, Of Charlottesville. Mr.. Mesk
heartily approves Mrs. HATS proposition to
bring the outraces p~ractieed upon patients
IN the hospital bstore the next General
Assembly. and pledges her his heart
iest suppor,. In his letter he says:
al INTEND to call our Representatives, attention
TO this matter and try and have the hospital
management again investigated by the next
General Assembly. IL need to | will Go before
the Investigating committee myself and tell o.
the horrors there. have seen enough Of this
treatment and the fare given tho patients "a
warrant q change Of management. and ! viii do
ali 10 my power TO bring il about