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Tettnrsall,s Hnrsa Salna

NEW YORK. July 20-This years product
Of the Fair View and Kingston stock farms
was sold at TattersalI's tonight The for
mer brought s55.950 and the latter s7075
Among the sales were: The bay colt by
Luke Blackburn, to F. c. McLewee. for
5000; chestnut colt by Gmported) Mr..
Pickwick to +. c. McLewee. $500: bay colt
by Long law to +. c. McLewee, $3.50;
chestnut colt by dmported) Mr., Pickwick to
+. c. Mclewee, S6000 bay colt by Long
law to G. Ryan, $1,000; bav colt by ini-
ported Mr.. Pickwick to d. C. johnson,
5000; hay colt by (imported) Mr.. Pickwick
TO FoXhall Keene, $500
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Judsmaut Against Mrs. Maxhriek.

LONDON. July 2O-Judgment was given
to-day in an action brought by Mrs. May
brick against the Insurance Association, to
recover $4,000 insurance upon her hus-
bands life. The Court decided that as she
murdered her husband she could not re-
cover. Mrs. Maybrick is the American
woman convicted few years ago of poison
ing her husband, a well-known Liverpool |
cotton merchant, and is now serving life
sentence.
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The Rumorea Bellsw-Potter Marriage.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Lawyer Abe Hum
nell, Kyrle Bellows attorney, says he has
heard nothing of the latter's marriage to
Mrs. Potter. There is no record of the
Potter divorce in the County Clerks Office
here. Mr.. Potter could not be seen this
morning, and no one at his office had heard
OF the rumored divorce or marriage
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The Macdonald Memorial

LONDON (ont.), July 2o.-At meeting to-
day of the committee appointed to select a
site and raise funds for suitable memorial
to Sir john Macdonald, late Premier of
Canada, Lord Dufferin presiding, IL was
resolved to raise the nece ssary funds by in-
yiting public subscriptions, and to erect a
memorial in ST. PauPs Cathedral
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Abb DEAD.

The Remains of a Family Found in the Ruins
ct Their Home.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-A special to the
Republic from Clay CITY, ILL.,, says: This
morning all that remained of the James
family. living five miles west OF here, was
found in the ruins Of their home. which was
evidently burned during the night. The
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THE KING SUSTAINED.
Foreign Representatives Come to the Aid of
Malietoa

Malietoa
MELBOURNE, July 20.-Advices from Sa-
mOa state that Klng Malietoa ordered Chief
Mataafa to came 10 Apia. but Mataafa re-
fused to obey the order, declaring he feared
MalIetOa would cause him to be arrested
Crowds of malcontents gathered around
Mataafa, and it was feared they contem-
plated raid upon Apia. The authorities
Consequently took vigorous measures to pre-
vent such raid, the German gun-bo Sper-
Der assisting to maintain order. The United
States, British and German Consuls have
issued proclamation sustaining King Ma
lletoa. The uneasinesS which prevailed was
thereapon relieved, and at last advices
Mataafa,s followers were paying taxes due
10 King Maljatna
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The Liberal Faction Wins.

DAYTON Ohio. July 20.-Judge Sherer
to-day decided the difficulty between the
two factions of the United Brethren Church
in favor of what is known as the Liberal"
branch. The suit involved the possession Of
publishing-hoas here and the control OF
all the church edifces in America. The case
Will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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American Association

BosToN, July % = Bostons 6, Louis
viles 5.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Washingtons 2,
Cincinnatis D.
BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Baltimores /, St.
Louis 3.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Athletics A,
Columbus I3.
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Trouble at the Bessemer Steel Works.

PITTsBURG. July 20.-Serious trouble is
reported at the works of the Bsssemer Steel
Company at Duauesne. Four hundred
steel workers from McKeesport, Braddock
and other points arrived there this morn
ing, and have refused TO allow scab work.
men to enter or leave the shop. OThe Sheriff
Is unable to control the crowd. Two men
ara reported TO have been riously hurt.
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family consisted Of husband, wife. daugh-
ter and grandchild. 1t is thought that either
the son or father murdered the family, set
fire to the house, and then committed sui
eide. The son was addicted to the use OF
whisky and had threatened to kill the FAM
lily, and the father was su bject to fts Oh
insanity
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Omaha Will Reorganize.

OMAHA, July 2o.-The Directors OF the
Western Association decided this morning
to reorganize the Omaha Club. Several
stockholders of other clubs and citizens of
Omaha will furnish the money necessary to
complete the year. Only three of the old
players have resigned. The other clubs OF
the association will furnish the players
needed to complete the club.
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Business Depression.

New York, July 2O.-All trade has
ceased at The laundry of Hop Sing. the Chi
nese leprr. Sing posted notice on the
door to the effect that German doctor had
visited him and promised to cure him in
fur weeks. he remedy is said to be a
white powder dissolved in water applied to
Sings head, face and breast.
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CoDFIsHERs SEIZED.
American Vessels Captured by Canadian
Cruisers

WASHINGTON, July 2O-Secretay Foster
has referred all correspondence regarding
the Canadian seizures of American fishing
vessels last Thursday to the State Depart
ment Congressman Boutelle of Maine has
asked that u revenue cutter be sent to pro-
tect the American fish industries
The Department of State has teiegraphed
the United States Consul at st. Stephen,
New Brunswick, instructions to investigate
and report upon the alleged seizure of Amer
lean fishing vessels by Canadian cruiser.
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Jewish Persecution Relaxed.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2o.-The persecu-
tion Of the Jews has been somewhat re-
laxed. The decree for the expulsion of
Jewish artisans from this city has been in
definitely postponed, and renewed orders
have been sent to the press to refrain from
publishing articles likely 10 excite animosity
against the Jews
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Reorganization Effected.

KANSAS CITY, July 2O.-The Eastern
stock and bond holders to-day perfected
reorganization plan for the different COM
panies brought into existence by the Win
ner Investment Company, and arranged for
the issue of new series of frst-mortgage
bonds to complete the railroad and other
work, and pay off prior liens. Second
mortgage bonds Will then be issued.
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Pacific Coast Prodncta

NEW YORK, July 20.-An effort is being
made to interest jobbers in various lines of
the new pack Eastern aud California dried
fruit, and prices are named that would or
dlnarily prove attractive. Canned fruits
and vegetables are handled in very eau
tlous manner. Salmon is not moving as
freely as it did, but stocks seem well in
hand and stiff prices are adhered to.
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PARIS, July 2o.-The Senate must ratify
the bill removing restrictions upon the i'm
portation of American pork before it can
become law. The bill was introdu ced in
the Senate Saturday, but the session closed
without action being taken on the bill.
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Ex-King Milan Sued,

PARIS, July 20.-Ex-Queen Natalie OF
Servia. recently expelled from that country,
is suing her husband, ex-King Milan. in the
courts OF this city, where he now re sides, for
3,O0O,0 600 francs, which she claims is por-
tion Of her personal property.
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Stores and Residences Burned.

PARIS QlL), July 20.-The west side Of
the square was burned over this afternoon
and several stores and number of resi-
gregate $65, GOO, with s35, 900 insurance.
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Chased Ten Thousand M;las.

WASHINGTON. July 20. - Loriug B.
Loomis, at one time member of large
land claim firm in Chicago, was captured
to-day after Il years chase of 0,O0O miles
for embezzling SIS, 900 of the FIRMS money,
Loomis was junior member Of the firm.
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4 Steamer Ashore.

QUEBEC. July 2O.-There is report from
Southwest Point, Auiicosti. that the
steamer Gree, from Glasgow for Montreal,
is ashore. Most of the crew are safe. The
vessel is in bad position.
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Papsr Money at a Discount

LISBON, July 20.-The scarcity of coin 10
Portugal is severely felt. Commercial
houses both here and in Oporto are accept
ing 1000 rcis notes, which they take at a
heavy discount. The premium on soyer-
eigh is now l3 Der cent.
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At Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG. July 20.-Good pitching,
strong fielding and an excellent battery
assisted the home team in winning to-day's
victory, Pittsburgs 8, Chicagos 0. Bat
teries-King and Mack, Hutchinson and
kttridge.
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National Park Lands.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Acting Secretary
Of the Interior Chandler has requested the
General Land Commissioner to cause q
special investigation to be made of tie lands
in Colorado which the citizens of that State
have petitioned to set apart for national
park purposes,
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A Trotter Sold.

KNOXVILLE uowa), July 2O.-Mr. Nuttall
of Michigan to-day purchased the famous
trotter Advance from Howard Cunningham
for S25,000. Advance is by Onward, dam
Mist. and las trotting record of :24h He
Is the sire OF Swanook (2:23h) and several
fast colts about to entar the Lists
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Awarded Gold Medals,

BERLIN, July 20.-The judges of the In
ternational Art Exhibition have awarded
gold medals to the American artists Fords.
StanhOps, Shannon and MacEwen; also to
the American architect Waterhouse.
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Tornado in MARYLAND.

UPPER MARLBOROUGH (Md.). July 90
A tornado passed through Prince George
and Culvert counties yesterday afternoon,
doing serious injury to buildings and crops,
and slightly injuring several people.
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DE CoBAIN's PLEA.
The Government Refuses to Grant His Re
quest

quest.
LONDON, July 20.-In tie Commons to-
day the Speaker read letter written BY
counsel for Edward de Coban, the member
from East Belfast, charged with serious
oheuses, asking that the proceedings against
him be suspended, in order to enable the
accused member of Parliament to return to
England and meet the charges. He is now
In France under the care of physician.
Goschen. the Chancellor of the Excheuuer.
replying for the Government, said it would
require time TO con aider tho letter, and con-
sequently ths Government would not make
proposal regarding it al this time.
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Mr.. Blaina Much Better.

BAR HARBoR (Me.), July 2o.-Secretary
Blaine is still improving. He took walk
with his physician this morning His ap-
pearance shows greatimprOyement In health
during the past few weeks.
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Dom Pedro Very Ill.

PARIS, July 2O-Dom Pedro, ex-Emperor
of Brazil, is very i'll at Vichy. He recently
met with an accident, sustaining an injury
TO one OF his feet, which was followed by
gapgFeue,
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PosToFFIcE CHANGES.
SILVER PURCHASES.
The Government Has Discontinued Buying
for This Month

WASHINGTON, July 20. = The Treasury
Department to-day purchased $4,000 ounces
OF silver, at prices varying from S1.00S5 to
S10A4 per ounce. The total amount offered
was 1,66l 600 ounces The total purchases
of silver bullion by the various local vaults
up to Saturday night aggregated 1876, 400
ounces. The Director of the Mint to-day
announced that the Treasury Department
having purchased the full amount of silver
required by law for the present month. no
further purchases will be made until Aug
ust Sd
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Killed With a Baseball Bat.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Dominick Par
randa and wife and Michael Barto quarreled.
Barto fractured the skulls of Parrands and
wife with base ball bat and they are dying
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An Anniversary Sermt

MONTREAL, July 20.-Orangemen assem-
bled yesterday to listen to the anniversary
sermon delivered by Rev. j. Fulton. The
speaker made rabid attack on the Jesuits
and Premier Mercer.
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New YORK. July 20.-The visible supply
OF grain is as follows: Wheat. 12,472, ,274
bushels, an increase of 666, ,407; corn, 1885,
2O2 bushels, decrease of 599,665: oats,
l,!59,3o8 bushels. decrease of 1,035, ,210; /;
barley, 74,779 bushels, a decrease Of 1858.
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At Boston.

BosToN, July 20.-The home team played
an errorless game to-day. Bostons 8, Phila-
delphias o. Batteties-Clarkson and Gan
zell, Gleason and Clements.
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MAULIFFE AND GIBBONS.
Efforts to Arrange a Match for the Light.
Weight Championship.

New YORK, July 20.-Austin Gibbons,
accompanied by score of Jersey sporting
men. went to the Police Gazette Office to-
day to meet Jack McAuliffe and arrange
for a match for the lightweight champion
ship. McAuliffe did not show up until the
Others, after waiting all hour, h ad departed.
tnnS
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BASEBALL GAMES.

The Giants Defeat the Bridegrooms at New
York Yesterday.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-To- days game was
hotly contested, the Giants winning by one
run. New Yorks 5, Brooklyns a. Bat
teries-Rusie and Buckley, Lovett and
knSoW
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Fire in an Iron Mina.

MARQUETTE (Mich.), July 2o.-A fire
originating in the shaft-house Of the great
Republic iron mine has communicated to
shafts and and they are now burning
fercely.
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At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. July 20.-Both clubs did ex-
cellent work, especially in the field. Cleve-
lands 1, Cincinnatis 2. Batteries-Y oung
and thinner, Mullan and Harrington.
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THE EASTERN TURF.
Two Rival Tracks at Chicago Compete for
Popularity.

CHICAGO. July 20.-The merry war SO
eagerly awaited in Chicago turf circles
opened to-day in earnest. Two new rival
race-tracks, operated only couple OF miles
apart-one by George Hankins and the
other by Ed Corrigan-began business. each
with the avowed Intention Of bankrupting
the other. The weli-known determined
character Of the two men aud the fact that
both have hackers with funds reaching con-
siderably above the million mark added to
the interest of the contest. Corrigan's
track, which is at Hawthorne. the farthest
from town, struck the first blow by adyer-
tisiEg free admission. His place has ma
preliminary meating already, bat closed
during the Washington Park races until TO,
day. Hankins' track, situated at Garheid
Park. Is brand new, and ocenpies Cor
rigan's former stand, the famous West side
course.
AT GARFIELD PARK.
At Garfield Park track the audience num-
bered 5000. the track was fast and the
weather clear. Tho winners were:
Six furlongs. Lake View won, Aloha Sec
ond, Jed third. Time, IA.
Five furlongs, Mollie v won, Fonda Sec
ond, Toad thild. Time. 1:0lK.
One mile, Top, Gallant Won, Drake sec
ond, Hamlet third. Time. 1:44B
Five furl0ngs, Farine won, Unadilia sec
oDd, Orlie third. Time, :02.
Eleven-sixteenths of a mile, Ray won,
German second, John White third Time,
1:0Sh.
Five furlongs, Borealis won, Pilgrim sec
ond, Longbroeck third. Time, 1:l1h "a.
AT HAWTHORNE PARK.
There were $500 persons in attendance at
the opening races at Hawthorne Park. The
winners We're:
Six furongs. Fred Taral won, Rival sec
0nd, Maud r third. Time, 1:1S1a
One and an eighth miles, Silver Lake
won, st. Albans second, Laura Doxey third.
Time, :5S
Trial stakes, six furlongs o. L. Brown
won, PHI Dwyer second, Julius Sax third.
Time, / III.
Five furlongs, Blaze Duke won, Little
Billy second. Lord Willow Brook third.
Time, :04.
One mile, Allan Bane won, Blue Banner
second, Red Fox third. Time, 1:45b.
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Two players ser;ouslv Ininred.

dent occurred this afternoon at Base
ball Park during the progress Of the
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ATTRIBUTED TO sURLINEss.
Rumors of Repeated Quarrels Between Stanley
and His Wife

New YORK, July 20-The World corrects
its report that Stanley and wife have sepa-
rated. and says that no separation is con-
tempiated, though there are rumors OF re-
peated quarrtls between them, the origin of
which is attributed to Stanley's surliness.
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Nervous

Dyspepsia in severe form, tired and Ianguid, ne
ambition, sleep Irregular, no appetite-this was
my condition when began to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. From the very first 1t seemed to be Just
what l needed. The nervous dyspepsia has now
entirely gone, my appetite Is excellent, eat
heartily without distress afterwards; 1 sleep WE'LL
and can now go about my work without having
that tired feeling SO frequent before began
taking the medicine. have taken six bottles OF
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FIGHT AT A MEETING.
One Tough Killed and Another Wounded at
Religious Gathering.

Religious Gathering.
NEosHo (Mu9. July 20-Roughs at
tempted to break up religious meeting at
Tiff City last night. When the minister
demonstrated one OF them knocked him
down with club. The members OF the
congregation rallied to his support, and in
the fight which followed a young man named
Hopkins fired two shots. killing one of the
r0nghs and seriously wOunding another.
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Mr.. snureeon Weakar.

LONDON. July 20.-Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
passed a restless night This morning he
has again grown weaker.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

And recommend it as the King of Medicines"
j. J. SCULLY. President Seaman's Union, 266
Catherine street, Detroit. Mich
N. B.-Be sure to get Hoods Sarsapariiia
iy2 TuThSaSu& Wy
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THE WORLDS HARVEST.
Short Crops Cause Anxiety in Many Coun-
tries.

tries.
LONDON, July 20.-The Times summaries
The harvest prospects of the world as fol-
lows: In Russia there is grave deficit; !;
the peasantry are starving and there is
small hope for relief In India there is
serious anxiety, and famine prevails over
considerable portion Of the country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-30
sCORCHED WALL PAPER.
Serious Fire Averted at the Store
of G. w. Smith, East Third
Street

Serious Fire Averted at the Store
of G. w. Smith, East Third
Street.
A serious fire was averted last night
at the paper store of q. W. Smith, 81
East Third street, by prompt and eff
cient work by the fire department. The
alarm was turned in at five minutes be-
fore 10 o'clock. When Chief Jackson
arrived at the fire he found the smoke
and heat in the basement very intense.
and the firemen had hard time in fore
ing their way to the seat of the fire,
which was ascertained TO be midway in
the basement. A great quantity of wall
paper, as we'll as the jOists supporting
the lower floor. were burning over
large portion of the central part there
of. Mr.. Smith said that he had gone to
the store during the evening to do some
writing, and had left there only about
half an hour before the alarm. He had
Smelt no smoke and was unable to ac-
count for the origin of the fire. He car
ried a stock of wall paper valued at Sl5,
600, about $4,000 worth of which was in
the basement. The paper in the base
ment is damaged very heavily by fire
and water together. There is an insur-
ance ofsS12, 900 on the stock, placed by
the HughSOn q Hemenway agency.
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PERSONAL POINTERS.

Attorney General Clapp is in Duluth on
business.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen returned from Argyle
yesterday morning.
A. C. Clausen, state grain inspector, went
to Duluth last night.
Assistant Superintendent T. H. Kirke re-
turns from Toronto this week.
Bank Examiner Kenyon returns from
Grand Rapids, Cass county, to day.
Hon. R. E. Thompson, of Preston. visited
Col Bobleter at the capitol yesterday.
H. G. Hendricks, editor OF the Sank Center
Bugle called at the capitol yesterday.
Prof. McClelland, one of the faculty of
Tabor college, was at the capitol yesterday.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner W. W. Rich,
of Minneapolis, was at the state house yes
terday.
Lieut.. Eekstein, adjutant of the Second
regiment, NJ. n. G., called on Col. Bobleter
yesterday.
Hon 5. NJ. West, of Faribault, deputy
United States revenue collector, called at the
dairy commission yesterday.
At the Windsor-A. H. Adams, Helena; o.
L Randall, Boston; NJ. r. Kruger, Nauvoo.
H.; Louis Parisoe, Danville, Ill.
At the Clifton-J. E. Eckstein, New Ulm
E. E. Monford, La Crosse; W. NJ. Curry, Mil
Waukee; Frank r. Weston, La Crosse.
Miss Cathryn Irvine, daughter of Postman
Irvine at the capitol will assume her fathers
duties during his absence in New York.
o. G. Dale. OF Madison, county auditor of
Lac qui PaTle county, called on the auditor
yesterday on business relating to land sale
matters.
Alderman j. c. Haynes, of Minneapolis
who Is also president of the Minneapolis Y.
NJ. Z. A, called on the attorney general yes
terday on official business.
County Commissioner Jenness, of Cotton
wood county, called at Secretary Harris Of
flee yesterday in reference to the proposed
new Jail at Window, CottonW God county.
C. D. Parker, department commander of
the G. A. R., consulted with Gen. Mullen
yesterday about arrangements for attending
the national G. A. R. encampment at Detroit
At the Clarendon-R. Morrison, White
Earth; Jay ". Kennedy, Des NOines; w. j.
Owens. Johnstown, n. Y; ~ L. Cary, Fargo
c. p. Smith, indianapolis; X. Greene, Port
land; w. A. Watson, Butte.
Mrs. Warner. of Kansas City; Mrs Lindsey
and Mrs. Shaddoek. of Minneapolis; Miss
Villa NJ. Ford. of LIE Grarde, Iowa: Mrs. E.
F. Parke, of Minneapolis and c. E. Caster, of
Lowville, \. Y, were at the state house yes
terday.
At the Merchants'-A H. Early, Shell Lake,
Wis; L. NJ. Fay, Madison; j. Bookwalter,
Great Falls; I. A. Sherk, Mankato; s. NJ
West, Faribault; DR.. A. W. Sully, Camp Doug
lass, Wis. {; John Eastman, Flandrau, S. D. :;
John Cooper, st. Cloud; E. NJ Pope and
wife, Mankato; F. W. Woodward, Eau Claire,
F Wis.
Gen. Brinkerhoff OF Mansfield, O., presi-
dent of the board Of lcharities of his state
and one of the leading penologists of the
day, called on Secretary Hart Tuesday. Gen.
Brinkerhoff has been visiting the institutions
OF Michigan and Wisconsin and intends to
inspect the various state institutions of Min
Il esota.
Hon. William Lockwood, of Pipestone, was
capitol caller yesterday He says that the