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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
BRUTALLY SLAIN.
4 Gray-Haired Southern Farmer
Meets an Awful Fate
SHoI DEAD BY COIORED fIEsDS
Amer kflIaag ths oad Nan aud Wsandins
/. SE-adssn they Issos the Prem.
1sss. sseartns ssssE@s gh9a-
s&oa Dollars ia SasA-

NEW YoKE Nay - -Ths Times Nont-
gcmory AlS special ssys Lewis Iugh
oEs u tie eldest citizens Of tnls egson
y Is brut.ily murdered Monday Aight Al
lis horns IN the southern part Of Tie county.
About midnight several men broke into his
bsdxeom The old mans wife died i've
weeks ago, spa the Guy person IN the house
with hiln Was his httle lzyeAr-old grand-
son They were occupying tAe same bed
Wien lAe muIdersrs entered tie room tie
old nan reached for his gun, bus before lie
could use IL lie ~as shot dead Tie mGT-
cersrs then shO. aud wounded tie little
boy and left him for dead. but he after
ward escaped 70 tell the stsry Of the ter
ribls crime lie says the murcerers were
negroes After they shot Tie old nan
down. and tie boy lay wounded on the
floor they entered the room aud carried
away NJ Pugh's trunk which contained
considerable money They broke the
chest near the house sad secured
several thousand dollars IN gold and siiver
when left alone the boy slipped out The
alarm was gwen, and whsA neighboIs
reached the house the cid man
Was found lying ia pool OF blood,
dead A charge or buokshot had taken
effect III his neck, and the head wat
almost severed from the body. The mar.
dered man was Is years of age, and had
been living in this country over fifty
years He was thrifty farmer
and IL good circumstances Three
colored men, living In the neigbbor-
hood, have been arrested on suspicion and
there is strong circumstantial eyidenoe
against them They were taken IN charge
by officers and put under strong guard
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
WITHDREW TUCKER's NAME.
Why tho Haytlan Commissioners Were
Not Appointed.


WASHINGTON, May e9.-The unusual qui-
etude which prevailed in every part OF the
city made Tuesday good day for the gos-
stpers Most Of them confined their attea.
ton TO the withdrawal Of the appointments
Monday night OF Generals Lew Wallace
and Beverly Tucker as special envoys
extraordinary 20 Hayd 1t was reported
during the morning that General Wallace,
who was a member of the court which con-
victed Mrs Surratt aud others for COM
plicity in the ASA seinstion Of President
Lincoln and heard the charges Of similar
character sgainst General Tucker, had pro-
tested against the latter being on the com
mission. bus that IS denied II IL the gen
eral belief that the snte-beilum record OF
Tucker brought about the withdrawal
Of the appointment and that it is psrma-
neut lt was intimated I'm Official circles
that information lad been received at the
State Depart ent which may make the ex-
pedtion 20 Haytt unnece ssaTy. General
Walisce said that he had not sought the ap-
poiutment did not care for 10, and unless
it was shown that sis services were especial
lv advantageous 70 the Government he
would not accept
The ap2otatuent Of Tucker was q sur
prise in many quarters snd brought out
miserable severe criticism On tne pa-t
of sx- Union soldiers Besides being charged
with the conspiracy IN the Lincoln assassin
alton. Tucker was 80 nearly success
fnl as q special agent for the Con
fedsracT b England IN the at years
q the v ar that he wolit have brought sae
Queens Government into line against tls
Unitsd states bad thc oonfict issted sixty
davs loaxer Es is Al socouPishsd diplo-
7nsse vel scauaintsd vita HayV and ths
auss+t,ns Involved. and Tor those reasons
eVsx =, ed
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
TWO WERE KILLED.
Fatal Result OF q Furious Wtna-
Storm Il KanseS
TIE DEAIh-uSI NAY BE INCREASED.
a Gate Nhsoh sixitse the iowa Of ClsIa-
eats. hitls = Father ana Daughter.
@sa E.eiy tagares I've oThss
Aekn aeTs sf si.S s4sas sasily-
rEAGEH nrrxua

KANs4s CIrY Ne. May - A special fro1a
fmPoglA hGI. reports that disastrous cy-
clone passed over Clements. Chase Cou1ts.
tldrty-tso s.Aliss west OF there about
9 ci0uk tuesday afternoon Captain bTo~n
ana his oaOghteT wers Killed. his wife Lad
q lsg almost terra on aud Ma son had a. srla
and : lex hIokeA IL is reported thai six
"a seven other persons were kllled bat the
wIrss are ali oe~n and no rellAbls lnfeEaas-
Ton can bs obtained
John FapLs. conductor of q stool usia
who arrived IL Emp0TiA at clock Ts.ss-
GAY night. SAWS ks passed through Clements
lust after tie cseloae and IN plsil sls ~
of part Of its destructive aoings
The cloud locked sQuaFe-xhspso, Ike q
house. with its lower portaen surrounded
by white cloud, looking iiks
steam, which seemed - rlss from al
around tie main dark cloud As IL came
through the timber &c cut a clean sN4th
apparently destroying every thing in its
patA. ana when it struck the Cotton " ood
river II looked as II IL were cutting paths
through The river. piling sp the water sp
both sides
Psntle saw Captain Browns stone house
totally demolished. another with the root
aud one side torn OF. spd stall another
lifted aud carried from lie foundations he
atterwaTd learned that the people IN TIE
latter house took 70 The cellar and escaped
unintured
The storm crossed the railroad fn three
places and seemed 60 have made partial
circle, going over nearly the same path q
second tame. lantle says it's path VA
about fifty yards wide and that there IA
little doubt OF much damage ma more
deaths having occurred farther from the
road lie left word ct Strong Ctr. and
from there a special will De sent out with
doctors and assistance
LITTLx Rock. Ark, May 29-News from
Clarendon, Ark, says a most destructive
storm passed through Monroe County
Saturday. Al pikeyille several houses
were blown down and much damage is re-
ported both 10 crops and timber So far
as can be asceTtained no lives were lost -
HAVANA, May ga cyclone has de-
veloped some distance 10 the southwest Of
Cuba Il is moving up the guE toward the
Island with modersts velocity and is likely
10 pass northeasterly along the eastern
coast Of the United States Heavy rains
and winds may be expected soon.
FuhIoUs GALE oS LAKE ONTARIO.
PicroN, Ont, May IA heavy gale
swept over Lake Ontario Monday night,
and u 10 expected much damage 20 chip
ping was done The keeper Of the Point
Peter light reports three barges loaded
with lumber ashore there and going 70
pieces IL is feared the crews win AL De
lost The hfe-saving station at Wellington
has sent assistance.
KINGSTON, Can, May % - The light
house keeper al ST Peter wfres that three
barges are ashore there and going 20
pieces The crews are supposed % hsvo
been lost IL is feared they are the con-
sorts OF the propeller c. Baldwin. OF De
troit, with lumber from Bay City for og-
deneburg
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
FROST lN The NORTHWEST.
Mach Damsg. to Small yruits and ves.-
tables

KALAMAZOO. Eich. May p A heavy frost
visited this section Monday night doing
rsuoh injury 20 early vegetables and small
fruit In several places strawberry vines
were frozen stif anc other small vines
frozen Ice a. South Haven is ous-eusrf-t
Of en- inch. and from several localities
come reports o. great damage 70 vbsst ana
corn
GtAND RlFrDs, Eich. ksv y. &.-Hssvy
frost Monday night tn this vicinity damaged
fruit potatoes corn and garden STUFF. sDd
wbesf is reported bssly injured Ios formed
IN many places
HulsD4Iz Eicb Esv p THE section
49, visisre Eoo1sT night by heavy frost
which kned eDt damaged tbs growing
crop IL nsnv psrts 81 ne oounty.
focrnsTEx, \ 7 Nay p Killing frosts
srs reported fn Livingston. Orleans aud
Monroe cotnties Grape vines we're viit.e
ss6 81 sarts o; rsvoen truck kiiisa IN
sorns psrts of 0Tissus CouD 2 the osnsxs
vii b. vefy heavy. = -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
1T ENDED IN BLOOD.

Tragic Result Of an Unhappy Marriage ~
Evansville. ind.-A wife Fatally Shot by
Her Husband. Who Then KIIis Himself
EvASsyuLE Ind. Nav 29.--Albert Wilson.
q brakeman on the Evansville a IerTs
Haute railroad. living at the corner q.
Third avenue and PennsyIvanis street. IA
this city, shot hls wife about O'Clock Tues
day night and then committed suicide
Wilson died almost instantly and the
woman can not recover. The couple were
married about four years ago. but owing 70
domestic trouble separated Wilson Was
trying 10 persuade bis wife 10 1--we with him
again. and, the refusing, the tragedy fol-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

TUscoLA, IL, May 29. Three armed and
masked men attacked Rev. Nelson In the
dark Monday night and, he alleges, i>iea 70
kill him He escaped and left town He
was the leader OF band o: men here who
were supposed TO be getting MorIson con
verts Two of the missionaries were also
attacked and beaten az Carnage
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Settled sntisfactorIiy.

WASHINGTON, May -. A cablegrem has
been received at tho Argentine Legation in
this city from the Argentine Minister in
Paris stating that treaty had been signed
by the Governments OF Bolivia and 90 Ar
gentine Republic by which the differences
between the two countries IN regard TO the
boundary line between them had been sat
isfactorliy adjusted
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Plots Against the Czss

ST. PETrnsBupo. May - The discovery
Of plots against the life ~ The Gar are nov
Of almost daily occurrence The Russian
police have discovered numerous societies.
with romlfcstfens al over TIE continent
whose sole pafpoFs seems 10 be the noT-
der ri fhs nussisn Emperor The police
are following ciews that lead beyond TIE
borders of BrssHs and aTs enlistsng the
aid Of other countries in their search
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
llNEAsLNEss lN EuROpE.

Fxt~nslTe military Na0euv.r. ThFsuGho ont
Pn.sgs GIVE Rise "a RurnoTs Thst Wa
L ruarnf8rnt
T0Nnow. KsT 2 -7Ee military prepare
tfcns throuE EhoBt Bussis are more extensive
ncr than a. arr tine within tse cast seven
vcsrs beng On scale 70 susrsst a hslisf
that rar = imminent Ihs military party
-rofsss . bs.seve that pesce VII -
main taines tfl the eri q ths Tesr. o.
though Il e admired thst knsFie n
wstchtrg vftA tesio1s c-ocern - 1evsl-
cVDent e - trtpie slisrce, sri s. i'
sven asserted that command ders have -a-
rsasY been 6-s zzseed foF ssrrice - -1e
event a. var - is genera y - eievs1 tnsi
thLr zrar = e1s-a - Esr-~-- 80 ~------i--
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Payne Not n Candidate.

CLEVELAND, O., May 20. Ohio politicians
have been troubled for some time past over
the question a. TO whether Senator II.
b. Payne will seek q re-election. Senator
Payne said Tuesday that he would not be
a candidate under any circumstances His
withdrawal Is absolutely unqualified, and
that no inducements which may come up
viii cause him 10 change his mind He
says he has reached period in life where
experience has taught him TO seek rest from
public service
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
All Quiet Mt erniawooi.

BBAIDwoOD, IL, Ny 29-The presence
of the state guards has had the sGlutary
effect Of repTessing any attempts at inter
ference on the part OF the Italian strikers
at the mines, and every thing IS quiet at
the scene OF the late disturbance 1t is not
believed that any violence will be offered
now, even when the new hands proceed TO
work IN the shaft
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Frontier Disputes with Canada.

OTTAWA, Ont. May 29.-Miners are flock
ing into the Yukon mining district In large
numbers, and the demarkation OF the
boundary line between Alaska and British
possessions becomes moro necessary
daily Us the jurisdiction OF the
American Government there IS ques-
toned, many claiming that the Territory
referred to is British soil. The Canadian
Government for year or two past has
been pressing the American Government 70
COOPERATE with It In settling the disputed
question The cost of demarking the from
ter is estimated at between o., 500. 900 and
$4,000. .000
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Appofntpnenfs.

WASHINGTON May 29-Thc President has
appointed 0rlow W Chapman, OF New York,
TO be Solicito.-General
WASHINGTON, May %. The President has
appointed John b. Cotton, Of Lewiston,
Ne, as Assistant Attorney-General vice
Robert A Howard OF. Arkansas, resigned he
viii have charge Of all going before the
Court of Claims
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

81 PAU Minn-. Esy p A P1oDesr-
Press special from Spokane Fails. Y 7.
SAYS. Il Is stated that ths Omaha Rsilrosd
Company has completed 80 arrange snent
with the Oregon Bsilvsy 4 Navigation Con
panv e. connect n. two lines. making q
rev trsnsconti asntaI route y is fuTther
sd thst TIE recent Surveying parties sent
cut from TsTrs. Z. I, we're kctinE In Wv
@ tbs schema
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Looking for "a site.

DEs MONIES, Ia. May % Much interes,
f. manifested IN Iowa over the location OF
the Training School for the Blind. aud
prominent cities have been notified 20 send
in their propositions, showing what induce
ments they can offer for the location forty
acres Of land being required, with railway
facilities and good water supply
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Eobhch b. ,fa.ted Men.

CIScryvATI Nay g. Masked men entered
the farmhouse OF Lewis Vent. near Ion
donvilIe. O.. Tuesday. and demanded his
money he showed signs Of resistance.
when they tied him - bed with ropes
and ransscked the houss. securing ESQ u
money and a silver watch
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

IovnoT Hny p The News Berlin cor
respondent reports that disagreement has
sTissn On 81 important point IN 10 samoan
co7fsrer-. The matter a. iss8s f. prob
ABLY the German Indemnity clsin-s. sn0 -
rrospeot for sn esrlv close - t1e confer
en-e "a considered less fsvsrshis
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

NFw ToEK Nay p 1t e reported that
Hippoiytes e sTruy is now marching ca Port
"a Prince. the capital Of Hayti. and that
Ieeitime. whose Generals have abandoned
Their POSTS and fed. vii have - abdlcs5e
the Presidency. aud may lose BIS lie
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
Min and Elevator burned.

MASsFIELD. Ill, May - George Rich
nor s Co . mill and elevator were destroyed
by FIRE Monday night sparks from the
burning buildings were carried over tie
town and many buildings ignited and were
oaly saved by vigorous effort The loss 70
Richner & Co is slo, ,ooo, and other ~ fy
seD old
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

CETcEeo. Esv p Chief psst-,frcs Il.
rT,sctgr stevart rssBrnsd - tbs city Tues
csy morning from CiDofnnst on receipt a
9 dsszstoh snr ounoibg the robberr 81 the
rsgssrsres p.cEsVss frsm tbs post-oft,.
~ g ocloek T6ss3sv night bs hst nm
esvp vislssn g LsIig az sl6 .nplevs ~
tee rsristyy dspsytDsnt srd srrestec biu,
tu sslsob. On tie prisoners person wa
four<sf1 90 governments ten1 Which xos
known - bs~s been contained IN ,.. q
ths st1isr pac.kares
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

TAsrs Nay - Perriu. tbe mau who
fred e blz1k oartridgs - Pres dent Csrnot
on Nay as ~ ist.or vas lesvinz TIE
Elvsee - arten6 ths os s.sfrsticn q -.
centenary e tie rev0,utlon a. Ysrssil ..
hss been ssuteuosd "a fo1r month"; ina-
--4gzr-rr eft
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
neath of an Tk-Cnnrres.man.

Crown PoINT, y l., May - Ex-Con-
gresham John Hammond died Tuesday OF
consumption lie was president Of tho
Crown Point Iron Company, and had been
prominent IN the business and political
circles Of this part O: the State lie was
Colonel Of the Ffth New York Cavalry dur
f~r .he var
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

BEsrTr hsv a --T'izFstotos from ann
hsr S-ats thst Cs--sin Tissrnsuu La an
n71ace- 80 ircenas-a 20 de- are r-sr zVo1
80 cosst Arabs inhahizlaC tbe rsr.cn fs-
trssn lsnFa s7l It-is laless thsy s35nlls
70 Is s1osozlsy y @ns
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

L.vsITs kioh Nay p The bil o tv1
railroads ~ a mileage bssis after ths rnan-
ner ~ Ilhaois instead u ~ 0 specific tax as
has slvsTs been t5s lsv IA kicElga1,
fsJsa IN passage r. TIE H0uso.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
A GroundIess Rumor.

CRY or MEXICO. May 20-Yia Galveston -
1t is rumored that Congress. in secret ses
sion, is discussing the question OF ceding
Lower California 20 the United States 10 is
believed. however, that the rumor is
groundIess and IS merely stratezem OF the
CoDser-rafixas
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
a GREAT CONTINUATION.

fheoSAEc nossss B4fasd "a s4kzsS
Asts>'- Axs-s S@k.sa-fSa Ehe4szE1 F~s-
Els wttk9at assass- d.ny Issss Gsss
sAs tEANe1seQ MAJ ~ 4 exs oocsFrea
ca Aas - A4kate Ak8so- keW. japan.
sllcA d-stTsFv4 over ~ ho--sSs
i ogis mated il the residence g4ag teI -
the clty sboar ~ clock sf uighg and
turEsa ter slEteeu ho.rfs A@py hses ~eTo
Iosl Tie Emperor sutscrilS1 ever sl,o>N
fcr TIE RESET o1 su.eterS Atgas le.UtS
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

T.sTTws7os E5y - 1t is believed here
thst * Con Fress-ssn kssseh. q Tovs usv
= ssksd . T.nasin ir tsrzssy 81 United
ststes nirs3sbsr nou tsat TIE work af tie
Ssmosr Con- r.iss1cn ts csgrnriS*@S
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

Br,L0 ssY p IN Is Iesrns. shs. sss
propas.s visit - Eupsrer viiHs-n a
esrrnsny. - Jen6sz vii hs hra@f hss 49,
being ru5b isss pror-Hot.6 tAsn e. vns -
frst tntsB5se- The Ezup-s-s vin MT 40.
csmrzDT nin kuf VII rssrrs3E in ye-gf..
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
LITTLE RHoDY'S" OFFICIALS.
There Having Been No Election by the
People. the Assembly seats tho Hepub-

lean Candidates for state Ofaees.
NKwPoRT, r. L. May % The Senate or
ganized with Eugene F. Warner as Clerk
The House elected Augustus l. Miller as
Speaker. In Joint assembly the houses ap-
pointed a committee 70 count the votes for
general Offices. The committee reported
no election by the people except for At
torney General, and the assembly elected
and inaugurated the following Republic
ans: Herbert W. LAdd. Governor; D. H.
Littleaeld, Lieutenant Governor; E. H.
Cross. Secretary Of State; Samuel Clark,
Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

d. Il Eing Eautszts siat - Beslia 1ns
tes c-ass Feselcal fSiAtlcAs bsae4ed y
h4vs sssa fsE-4eEe1 thsssby besWesa Ger
l.aaT - ..--E
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30

sEEssT-uGa Tpd ksy p -KoIls Cor
v7n 20 divsscs TUESDAY for sss secotd
tnae IA tkres months IRON JossFz CorwiD,
as4 seyeAtE szs5sE1
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
The Little GIRLS Apology.

A little girl who had foolish habit
of lain-speaking was taken to the sew
ing circle with her mother. On enter
ing the room, after exchanging greet
ings with several matrons Of her &C.
quaintance, Miss Truthful walked w
to another lady, and in the confident
tone Of one who gives utterance to a
self evident fact, she said, loudly
enough for everyone to- hear:
"Why Mrs. Handley, how homely
you are ~
While the victim was hiding her con-
fusion as best she might, and the rest
were trying hard to conceal their amuse-
ment, the young lady herself was has
tily taken from the room.
Once in the hall. she was dealt with
somewhat severely and made to feel the
enormity Of her unintentional rude
ness. Then she was taken back to
apologize.
Walking straight up to Mrs. Hand
ley, while all the ladies held their breath
to listen, she said, with trembling
tones and with the tears still upon her
cheeks:
s'Mrs. HandleY, I'm sorry you are so
hOmely."
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
shERIFF's EXECUTION SALE.
THOMAS CAVITY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

~ out Of and under the seal Of the District
Court of the State of Minnesota, in and for the
pin, on the 18th day of March. 1889. upon a
Judgment rendered, entered and docke,ed in
Said Court and GSqnty il action
plaintiff and M1arearett. Mike was
and against SAID the sum 81 Rree
e 9 s6e 81 sad
ivered, have levied upon and will sell at public
auction. to the highest cash bidder. at the front
day, the ist day Of June. 1883, at ten o'clock in
and interest Of Margaret Mike, heretofore fore
named, Mrs. Margaret Weingaart, the above
named Judgment debtor, in the following de
fer i real ted g and being
sota and described as follows, to-wit:
= Lot one ~ in block eleven az, in Qrth &
Hechtman's addition to the town of St. An
the plat thereof on file and of record
in the office, of the register of deeds
in and for the county of Hennepin and
Lots one q and two ~ in block eleven %,
thony, now city of Mum eapolis, according
to the plat thereof On file and of record in the
county of Hennepin and state of Minnesota.
And also the following described property,
lying and being III the county of Hsnnep1n and
Main street. in block twelve ll2) in Marshall's
addition to the town of st. Anthony, now
city Of MINNEAPOLIS. one hundred and thirty-one
(l3l) feet south Of Grove street, thence south
along the line dividing Main street from said
block twelve (12) sixty-six (66) feet, thence at
ciglat angles on line running parallel to l sad
feet thence at right angles north sixty six (66)
feet thence at right angles to the place Of Begin
ming, being a quadranguar piece OF land, in
said block twelve 90 according to the plat
thereof on file and of record in the office OF
the register of deeds, in and for the county Of
Helnepin and state of Minnesota.
AlsO the certain piece Or parcel of land de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: One hundred Q0O
feet On Beaver street by one hundred and six ty-
five (l65) feet on Grove street, being
q quadrangGlAr piece Or parcel Of
land in block twelve I2) in
Marshalvs addition to the town OF ST. Anthony,
now city OF Minneapolis, according to the plat
thereof on file and of record in the office of the
register of deeds in and for the county of Hen
nepin ard state of Minnesota. Or SO much there
of sc may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment.
together with the interest and costs thereof
Dated April 10, 1889.
JAMES II. EGE,
Sheriff of Hennepin County, Mimi.
GOEBEL & DUBY,
Attorneys for Judgment Creditor.
As Washington avenue south,
Minneapolis MINI
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
SherlFs Sale Under a Decree.

Under and BY virtue of q iuogment and decree
entered in the District Court Of Hennepia
county, Or the Goth day Of July, 1885, in an ac-
plaintiff and Frank Stranahan. John s. Ander-
son, John W. Schackelton and Willie A. Mitchell
were defendants, in favor of said plaintiff and
hundred and twerty-eight and 67-10O dollars, q
certified copy of said Judgment has to me, as
sheriff Of Hennepin County, been duly directed
and deli lei which judgment is made a lien
described: will sell at public auction to the
highest cash bidder, at the front door of the
Court House. in the City of Minneapolis. in said
of May, 1889, at 10 oclock in the forenoon Of that
day. the following described property situated
in the County Of Hennepin, State of Minnesota,
section (27) twenty-seven. township (s9> twenty
nine, range (2D twenty.four, bounded as follows:
line Of fheenth street. the he city h9f Of
Minneapolis, with the west boundary line of
Mary Place, and 10 lated and extended through
said quarter section. thence west along said
north boundary line Of Thirteenth street 1lS feet
mere Or less to the land described in the deed
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds
Of said Hennepin County, in Book "l5s" of
Deeds. on page 325, thence north along the last
boundary line OF the land described in the said
deed to the south boundary line OF Har1uons
second addition to Minneapolis, according to
the pa; thereof la on me IN SAID oee thence
airy line of Mary Place. thence south along said
last described line to the place Of beginning, be-
ing all of the land conveyed by Abraham NJ Reid
and wife to William H. Mortimer, being west of
said Mary Place according to the survey thereof,
to pay and satisfy said Judgment and interest
thereon and the expenses exp OF such sale.
PETER P. SWENSEN,
Sheriff of Rennepin County, Minnesota.
CAVITY,
AffOrnov for piaipfiF
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25

The Bloomington Hospital for con-
sumptives, London, England. publishes
q statement that 81 per cent. OF the pa
tients in that institution had unsus-
pected kidney disease. Every drop OF
blood in the system passes thousands
of times through the lungs in each "A
hours. The same blood passes through
thu kidneys tor publication. 1t the
kidneys are not in a healthy condition
or able to expel the poisonous or waste
matter the acids return to the delicate
tissues ct the lungs and produce lrrita-
ton, which results in the symptoms OF
what is known as consumption. This
explains why So per cent. of the con-
sumptive patients have unsupported
kidney disorder. Warmers Safe Cure
puts the kidneys in healthy condition
taking the acids from the blood which
vitiate the lungs and cause consump-
ton.