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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-10-31
HON. KnOTE NELSON
He Is Given a Rousing Re-
ception by Mime
apolitans.
Why Republicans Should
Be Proud of Their
Party.
Resume Of the Many Meri-
torious Acts OF the
Republicans.
Plain Talk on the Nc
Kinley Bill and the Ac-
cruing Benefits.

withstanding the disagreeable condi-
tions Satur lay, both over head and under
foot. the Republicans of Minneapolis focked
TO Armory Hail in great numbers to hear
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19

Isaac T. Sioddard, who is gold mine prospector and operator, vss ir Arizona las, summer and spent some days on the banks ef the lake formed bJ the Hasssyampa dam, the bursting oi which caused such wide spread disaster few days ago. He was talking with me yesterday about the dam, when he said; "The enterprise promised to be great money making success, but the dam itself was never con sldered strong. It was constantly leaking and i, was built straight across the gorge instead of with horseshoe curve in ward, as the best engineers now con- struct dams. From the dsm the water was conducted by Hume the distance of five miles along the gold bearing country and served to wash out gold. But il was below this section that the greatest use was ts be demonstrated. Fully two million acres es land nos un- cultivated, and purchasable from the governmsn, at & per acre, would have been made fertile by irrigation after the water had served it's first purpose in the gold lodges. There IS nothing that this land will not produce under full irriga-  ton. IN. Y. Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19

The following telegram from Denver
 will be interesting 10 many people of ,hi: section, as MT. T, C. Henry was for merly identified with our mining inter ests. The masters report in the cele-
 bra,ed case of r C. Henry against the
 Travellers Insurance company, sf Hsrt. ford, was filed to-day. 'the report finds a cash balance due Henry of Sos, ,sIs.I6, and that there shoud be collaterals az gregat;ng over a million dollars, and or ders Of cancellation of all Henty's obli- gstions. All claims made by the Trav- elers' Insurance comp ny for missppro- priation ot money by Henry in Kansas or Colorado are rejected by the master. This result affects the most important agricultural districts and changes the the legal status sf more than half of the lrrigating canals os Colorado. An ac- lion was begun by Mir. Henry ID the United States circuit court against the Travellers Insurance company for Ssoo.- GOO damages for illegal seizure of prop. erty.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Ml.adven,ures or Two snarks

Captain Trayers. of the schoonel Hester A Stewart, that just arrived iron, the Bahamas. told reporter that just before he left the islands the natives cap tured shark eighteen feet long. When 1t was cut open aalf-barrel of salt pork was found intact in its stomach. besides number Of other articles which the monster had swallowed. MT. Miller slsc had shark story, Two months ago the dead body Of a monster shark vas washed up on the beach al Abaco. In. side the huge mouth was found sInalbar rel It was wedged so tightly tha, ii would neither gs up nor down. In the barrel, the head of which was of, was found all the food the fish had managed to get in. side its teeth. The barrel caught all the food and the fish starved tc death -Bal tinore American.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Terrl,orial lssrns.

Tucson has new national bank with the following oficen Prosidenh D. Henderson, yice-President, H E, Lacy Cashier, H. B. Penney; Assist ant Cashier, E. W. Graves.
 T. F. Hudson has sold 300 head ei two aHd thres-yesr-old steers from his South Pass ranch ts Harris, the Ksnsas bryer, on terIas equivalent to $l4 per head delivered at Wilcox. 0ne-hali the purchase price is paid down and the balance upon the sale of the cattle when ready fer market, which will be after they have been fAttened sn Kan sas corn --frospector,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
anour WHOLESOME LAWS.

"People who wan, good, wholesome
 laws and economical government, will.
 this year. cleo, democrats to the legis-
 lsure. The tstb republican legisla-
 lure disgusied every decent person m
 Arizena.r
 EpIroR ieusNALMisgR:--Ihe above item is fair sample Of the aers that appear in she leading democratic paper in ,he territory. People who wan, good, wholesome Legislation" eh l How was II about the laws ,ha, were
 passed by the 18th and I4th legisla- turess Are they fair sample of what will be passed if large majority es both hranchesofthe legislature are demecra,ic9
 What laws were passed by the I5th leg that were bad It Is true they passed the act te pay C. A Luke 5000. and
 who got Ii through by tradangf And who voted for Il , And what was done wiih tue moneys If the democrats had any shame they would hide their heads and sknlk. As t is too plain to be seen that an extra effort By the democrats is to be made at the cerning election to secure majority of the legislators. there Is a negro in the wood pile. The fact is, if reports are true, there has been , over SIso.seo of ihe taxpayers money
 stolen and squandered within the last
 four years. and the leading democrats,
 or more or less of them. will be implica- ted if an investigation IS fairly made. ZDlick vetoed the resolution looking to an investigation Of affairs by the 18th legislature and it was resly necessary for the legislature to be democratic in order to prevent an exposure This IS the job, good and wholesome job it will
 be! Now. John, get of a little rhetoric some new words of biacksuardism, dent be sparing, pile II on. u you think there Is no hadSs II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
M.;or wsar wbo v.s ,obhed of v.

Major Wham, who was robbed of very nearly S2o.ooo government money on ihs nth of May, iast year, IS about to se re hevsd Of responsibility for the money by an act of congress. This will not, however, relieve Arizona, especially the jury in the case. for permitting the robbers to escape unscathed and the territory to be forever disgraced by what is called the "Wham trial" With in three hours the country was aroused and parties in pursuit of the Whsn out- laws ard yet the courts have failed, through their juries, to find single sne of the murdersus robbers That Ss6 = 900. or to be positively exactS .s45 6s. probably never did the robbers much good bu, il looks as though it did some one-Hersld.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Merl, wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that for years We have been selling Dr
 Kings New Discovery for Consunip
 ton, Dr Kings New Life Pills, Buck lens Arnica Ssive and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies tha, sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction We do not hes itate to guarantee them every time, and We stand ready to refund the purchase price, fl satisfactory results do not fol low their use These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits ". W. Ross, druggist
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
The cnautauauans.

The rresco It Chautanqus Reading Club met las, Wednesday at the resi- dsnee of Mrs. Louis Wollenberg. The meeting was called to order by the president. The quotations at roll call were en the woman question" Mrs Levy read an article from the March chsutauqaan,. on the "womsu Ques- tion in Germany" Mrs Baldwin read a selectien from Longiellow's "Essnge- line" Mrs. Elliott read an article sn Daniel N s5ster. Mrs. Dske read an ar.i' cie on "Excursion Lie in Flsrida," by Hezekish Butterwor,h, The questions were on the "Histery oi Rome" and "virgii." After the discussion of cur rent events. the society adjourned until Wednesday. the 18th inst, at the resi- dence of Mrs. J. II Wright
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19

day, in the shape of narrow gauge, there will he hundreds of millions of .oas si s. xl0 ard x2o ote io be worked ss well ss almost an inoxhaustible quantity of higher grade ore. The ores of this regien are difficult to work, and must be smelted, but sns in vast suan- tity and of fabulous wealth. -Hcrals.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Died.
A LATE LIxa rzon HAYES.
FAo Corrective Properties ss sAs Seiees sf Csiiferaias Vegetable
 Aiscrstfves Almsss nensasianal.

isdy formerly of i2r Misuion st. but nor eat to hsyes et. & F.. writes tc the Edwin W. 9oy C. e fSuowx sMra II. I. Beverly. of S. ssf'o. rsssdsd with me lsst winsar. shs had lous teen sssiierer frcm dyspepsia and watefbrSah. Yer stomach rss So weak that for months ct . fine she lived principally upos milk and the shite of eSxs. Among other thinss she tried sss ~ ths mineral sArsarxrtiias only to And that save her pains in ths head and weak sinking speiis Having taken Joys Vegetable sarsaps, ni.e myself wsih xrest benefit in stomach roobiess induced her te discard the potash vsSsrsaen and try sour Vegetable compound " began reisyigorarsng her stomach and in . snort nme helped her sstonishingly. It im- proved her appetite and strength to that extent shas jnss before she left, sho was beginning se |'nra to solid food. She authorized me i. tsss lsz fhis stAtssasAt accozcingly.s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
sesrs ss Supervisors.
FsApAs, March is.

FsApAs, March is. Board met pursuant ,s adjournment, at s'clock. Preseat--S. P kehAn (ehairraaaj and A. A. Moore. sepeFvi sors. and lsc clerk.
 Bids for the care ot the indigen' sick or otherwise dependant poor were opened, as follows Dr. ]. Miller. sl.6i per patient, per day. Ds J. \. Nc cendless, g %.
 on motion. coatract wac awarded to Dr. J Miller, and the iistric, attorne, requested to prepare necessary papers at onee.
 Report of inc relief committee iol Walnut Grove sufferers was read aad laid ever uatil Monday. March IT. Board adjourned until March IT. s' 10 o'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
4 sass investment

Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring you satisfactory results or in case Q failure return of purchase price. Or this s&ie plan you can buy from onl advertised Druggist a bottle Of pr King. New Discovery for consump tion It is guaranteed Go bring relic in every case. when ueeSl for sny aii'ec ton of Throat. Lungs or Chest. such a' Consumption, Inflammation sI Lungs Bronchitis, Asthma. whocping Cough Group, etc, etc lt l. pleasant and agreeable to taste. perfectly safe, and can always bs depended upon Tria' bottles free st the Corner Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
The Wors, of sxerrtninp.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: We have the worst gas in the world. We have the worst pavements in the world.
 We have the worst sewers in the world.
 We have the worst accommodations for street transit m the world.
 We have the worst city council in be world.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Married.

MosREAL-CoNrREgAs = In Prescott, March l6, 1890, by the Rev, Father Dolle, Mir. Disgs Monreal and Miss Angelina Contreras. all of this county.
 boBLETT--B BAsaExsS--In Prescott, as the residence Of Mir. and Mrs. Mur- ray McInernay, Sunday, March Is, lSs0, by Judge J. H. Wright, MT. Samuel M. Boblett and Miss Minnie J. BArgemss, all ol this county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Lestor Llss.
Advlco. to mosner..

Advice. to Motners-
 Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, so.tens the gums, allays ali pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Di. arrh@a. Twenty-five cents bottle.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
HARNESS

Iasi aaahas ssgsy ana eHgrv" p s e 7; !
alnEio ~ 7.
Inisa have always 0a hand q nice line ul
asgxy wilma Waftrrs Hobbies. No&c TAGS
swssf pAas. M Nuts. nnFss Hhvcta, collars
las RoeSs. Hhaps. TAPS. Hlss, hfasded hrAn'
asS RxtnR uArknmoFua. spurs ks Ears Nfefy
sklng IN thsr harness iibs. az,
fac aisa agent foF sha Kcuuteo J " ~
cnerosd Team and Hukgy Harness and tnsAaf
shtrk wii hiwAys kr~p on hans, ntdrfs ~
nal s1iicstra aud wiil have careful attention
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18

Divorces, according to the report
Of the Com Aissioner of Labor, have
been granted in this country for the
following causes: "0ne woman was
granted a divorce because her nus
band persisted in coming home at 10
O'Clock at night, and keeping her
awake talking. This she called mental
cruelty, and the court agreed with her.
Another woman secured divorce be-
cause her husband cut of her bangs
by force, and still another because
her spouse refused TO cut his toe nails.
One wife's feelings were lacerated to
the point Of legal separation because
her husband would not wash himself,
thus causing her mental anguish,
The sensibiIities OF another wife were
outraged past cure because her bus
band said her sister was thief One
man got a divorce because his wife
didn't sew on her husbands buttons.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
A Simple Relief for Lung troubles.

II has long been known that nine
needle pillows would alleviate persons
afflicted with lung troubles, and a
Florida editor relates an incident IN
support OF the fact as follows: Dur.
ing a visit to the home OF a most es.
Unable lady living on Indian River
THIS editor was told OF discovery
1hat had been made which may prove
a boon to sufferers from lung or
bronchial troubles. This lady having
heard that there was peculiar virtue
10 pillow made from pine straw
and having none OF that material AT
hand, made one from fine, soft, pine
shayings, and had the pleasure of
noting immediate benefit. Soon all
the members Of the household had
pine shavings pillows, and it was
noticed that all coughs, asthmatic or
bronchial troubles abated az once AT.
Ter sleeping a few nights on these
pillows. An invalid suffering with
lung trouble derived much benefit
from sleeping upon a mattress made
from pine shavings. The material is
cheap and makes very pleasant and
comfortable mattress, the odor OF the
pine permeating the entire room and
absorbing or dispslling all unpless-
ant Odors.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
OGDEN BOOM.

u.k-s every OnS Who SAINTS . ffFst CsAAA
s.ssls happy 10 kn0s that they cas- get Al
is5yula. Chegcunr. Nlsaiio, NAAAyf. nisr Nas.
- aessinx Of Texas Saddle stghs ~ hotnv and
~. 80 fs0aeY than elsemhu Any eiyir
Tsws can b. put In aug prizes saddle AZ tse
sa@s prize. ,,s. stx
"A II pan siAmpsd taisfofntA 49, ,'ts.s ,..-ss
kaM d stamped Side square
lorky. Rrai canlie ..s. %. ,.,.s.....
Ma a pain Cut and Mhyeaed.
ssar and square JncAry,s. &c.,
Va Al ll0gsteg hgasnp@ds H. haCA
Joeky. Roll Cattle. ~, s..... 'sst
Ma "a Plsin Cut and AhrrAeds
round h4nk ckF,ssssts, ~ %, r.ssssssss
IA Ia. Pt4in wh~sied X. back,
Joeky, 81 Gantir. a..stE.sz 4sssstssassv'
"a. is rlAia skelet0a stsck sAd y =, '-.'s.
Gels liFht Etdins saddle, ffuua. . 70 -
Laasrs d1abis and single Fi&SVa
and bora .t.tss...stssssss'Ft " ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
At Oldtown, Sic, a few DAYS

At Oldtown, Me, few days ago
a woman was called TO the door by
her milliuer, who wished to collect a
bill Of els, The good woman was
sorry TO disappoint her, but only a
few days previous she had invested
her ready cash in an organette, and
politely ushered the caller into the
parl0r 10 examine the instrument.
The music roll was adjusted, and as
the crank reyolYed the room was Oil.
ed with melodious strains of that ex-
popular song, II have fifteen dollars
in my inside pocket" The incident
was 80 comical that both sought re-
lief in laughter.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee 6 St Paul !,
Railway Is the only line running SOHO
Vestibsled. Electric Lighted ana
seam Heated trains between Chicago
M SI st Paul and Minneapolis,
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau !,
pailway Il the only line running SOHO
vss,Ibsled, Electric Lighted ano
steam Heated trains between Chicago
Council Bluffs and Omaha :.
The berth reading lamp feature y
,ho Pullman Sleeping Cars run On ~
these lines is patented, aud S cannot .
assd by any other Railway Comp" ~,
T, 4 the great improvement o. 'u'
are a. TRY IL and be convinced, !, .,o
Far further particulars apply 70 70 ' ad
nearest coupon ticket agent q rant y"
dress ]. W. CASEY, Tray. Pas 81. As0"'
NJ VI "a stark St., Portland Ore
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
A scrap Of Paper Saves Her Life.

II was Just an ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper, but II saved her life.
She was 10 the last stages of consumE-
ton, told BY physicians that she was
incurable and could live only a short
time; she weighed less than seventy
mounds On piece OF wrapping paper
she read OF DR.. Kings New Discovery,
aud got a sample bottlei it helped her,
sbs Sought a large bottle, It helped
her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is
now strong. healthy, rosy, plump
weighing i4O pounds. For fuller =, par par
ticulars send stamp TO W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles
N ibis wonderful Discovery Free AZ
Rehle & Sons Drugstore.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18

Women will soon 90 into business
lust the same as men" exclaims
wonan's journal. Yes, and then we
shall probably see such signs as these.
smith 4 Daughter, Dealers in Fine
Groceries, Brown, Jones, Robinson $
Daughters, General Dealers in Hides
and Pclts." And why not, IL the sons
~ Smith and Robinson can capitalize
their relationship to their sires, and
constitute themselves business en-
titY2
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
Talcen Up.

Game to my ranch, three EN- m'le 1850 90
low anrreI roam horse strip in the face &C.
one Sa sU,'' old. branded lMl circle r on
? !; Year, .hIrh and u L on left stiHe' I'm, Inc
lef, tn' gs,I e" call, pay damages and , take
owner own saw w,,' Or he will be dealt win Win. Us
him away, y ,JoE WARREN,
'n1 p I,e January Sd, lssV'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
:, ,.s.prToR1AL DIRECTORY

TRIMS or COURT.
... Iune nth and October lAth.
nss s6p avril ind and september sFd,
halaa- Inrii 10Th AId November 18th.
ApoA Nav ist aud July issh. $50.
chslnsss c1ly-MaY 18th and September both.
nIAcKFO0T LAND OFFICE
......... Perry j. Anson
RsAsisf, .'''''' william II. Danilson.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
st. Mary 5 Academy,
SALT LAKE, UTAH,
Conducted by the
Sisters OF Tho Holy Cross

..stndles for boarders and day pupils VIII w
spTruIned Monday, September p INV. z,.,,s
Tue English course Includes all the brauenss
ssv,..Naeary for frst-claHs education. lhc Ia,s
nniSaniees, linear drawing. vocal music 10 cNss
ka.n sewing and ornamental needle WIZ
urn no extra charge. 49,,
sefms are modified when two or more on t"e
'~ aa family are at school AZ same TING. =,
permitted 10 Wall their siasfrs al tho Academy
Fla nsli rates can DO secured on two OF the rai'
~ ilnes. Terms moderate.
FVf catalogue, address as above.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
FREE RAW MATERIAL.
The Smelling and Refining Industries of
Kansas City Demand It.

The Smelling and Refining Industries of
Kansas City Demand 1t.
KANSAS CITY, Kan, March 18-Resolutions
requesting congress to place no duty on ore
containing silver were adopted last night
and today by the boards of trade and COM
mercial exchanges at Arkansas City. Win
field, En.poria and Kansas City, Kan. The
resolutions recite that the smelling and re-
filming industry at Kansas City, Kan, is the
most extensive manufacturing industry in
the State that until now, when the
industry is fairly established, ore con-
tanning silver has always been
admitted free of duty; that the recent rul-
ings by the department of the treasury ap-
plying tariff tax to certain grads of sill
yer ore has resulted in a retaliation tax
by Mexico upon American meats and corn,
principally products Of Kansas soil and
that the threatened imposition of a tariff
tax on these ores will still further incur Mex
ico's i'll feeling against the United States
We also earnestly petition for the estab-
lishment of such reciprocal relations with
Mexico as will admit our products into
that country free of duty, and senators and
representatives in congress from the State
of Kansas are urgently requested TO ad-
vance the interests of their State as herein
set forth.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

gle line at O'Clock in the morning because
he did not toe the mark properly on the
quarter deck, where an hour before witness
had been placed by Lieut.. Lumley. Wit
ness said 1t was done to prevent him from
leaning on the bulwarks to rest.
Michael Murphy and NJ. +. Hevy cor
roborated Shay's testimony.
F. w. Betzen, fireman, charged Lieut..
Ingersoll with treating men as Shay
had been treated. Witness also charged
Lieut.. Mulligan with having him
tied up to the Jacobs Ladder" Witness
told how Lieut.. Ingersoll took Sea-
man Fitzgerald and barged his head
against the mast. In this witness was cor
roborated by VIM. Murphy, seaman.
Lieut.. Mulligan was questioned on
this point but he could not remember
any such occurrence.
Micheal Heavy charged Sergeant Multi
gan with having gagged him with bayo-
net.
Sergeant Mulligan admitted that he had
not had orders to do this.
Eugene Kline said he saw Sergeant In
gersol strike Heavy when he was ironed
and for several days compelled to clean
bright work. He wanted to
make complaint and Sergeant Ingersol
would not permit him to do so but picked
up Delaying pin and held 1t over the head
of witness ana then placed him in 1.-THE
brig" and kept him on bread and water for
five days. Harry Sanford, j. P. McDon-
aid and Paul Hoenig corroborated wit
ness statement.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
THE CHEROKEE STRIP BOOMERS.
The Great Body Have Removed from the
Strip, but Some Remain.

The Great Body Have Removed from the
Strip, but Some Remain.
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, March 18.-Yes-
terday good many boomers went south,
but news came this morning from reliable
sources that the cavalry were actually on
the way and would surely eject them, and
now they are stopping between here and
the line to await developments. AT least
two-thirds of those that went in from this
point have come out, but some still re-
main. Most of those remaining are along
Black Bear, Chickassa, Hillacco and other
creeks, and Arkansas river and the prairie
is almost deserted. Some say they will
stay until forced out and then will go in
again the first opportunity; but this is the
rough element.
The only wav another invasion can be
kept down is for those who are in there to
be forced and compelled 10 stay out. For
numbers say:
1--WE don't wish to dsobey the presi-
dents proclamation. Still if others are al
lowed to stay in there we will return"
The cattlemen are holding secret meet
ings here discussing the situation and plan
ming for the future. They will endeavor to
bring part at least of their cattle into
southern Kansas to feed and husband
what feed and grass they have to the best
advantage.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
Charged With swiudling.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 18.-H. H. Gall
mer, carpenter residing in this city, was
arrested this morning by the sheriff on a
capias from Burleson county where ne is
wanted on a charge of swindling. The
charge is based on the sale of property
in which Gallmer had an interest. The
accused gave bond in 81 900 for his appear
ance at the May term of the Burleson
county court.
Sheriff Herman today received a let
ter from Hewitt, Tex, inquiring for
Alexandria Hooper who left home last
week to attend the United States supreme
court as a witness IN the case. The writer
says that nothing has been heard of Hooper
since his departure and that letter writ
ten to him has been returned. His wife is
anxious to know what became of him.
Neither the sheriff nor United States mar
snail know anything about Hooper.