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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
TAXING lsAII.Is IAN. LANDS.

tAIl4R lad LANDS.
The bill to tax railroad lan.ls that
Was agreed on by the delegates from
different counties that met at Wadena
a few weeks ago has been introduced
in the h",'re. It provides that the
people shall vote at the next elect. ~,
on the question Of taxing Ill lands
held by railroad companies that are
not necessary for use in the operation
Of the lines. It provides that if the
state cannot c,mpel the payment Of
taxes on lands owned BY one railroad.
on account of some law or contract
that it will not prevent the state from
collecting taxes on other railroads no,
similarly protected Where no spe-
cial agreement Was made, the railroads
should pay taxes ON all lands held b,
then, that are not needed in the oper-
ali"g department.
In last weeks Brainerd Dispatch
Judge ". a. Fleming writes Ietie,
expressing II belief that the N"rthc II
Pacific lands cannot he taxe.l, rs laws
have been passed providing f"r taxes
ON the receipts, and exempting ,he
lands.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
RAILROAD STATISTICS,

The advance sheets Of the report of
the railroad commission have bern
issued. The report shows that the
Northern Pacific road has built 56.1i
miles the past year; the Kansas City.
4.40; Eastern Minnesota, S Is miles:
Dubuque & Sioux City, ia, miles;
Duluth & Winnipeg, 10 miles; Wis
c"n~in Central, 694 miles, Chicago T.
-Nor'hw. stern, Is miles, making Il
total uf 1916 miles. The companies
that rep"rt IL decrease in mileage are:
Manitoba, track from Brerkenri'ge
t. Barne>ville ab.n l,,ed, 2S.49;
Wise 'nsin, MINES ia & Pacific, to Cor.
rect error in previous report, l.;
Burlington e. Northern, to correct
error. 81 Minneapolis. Lyndale T.
Minnetonka, line changed TO electric
street railway. Is; Milwaukee, to cur
rect rr"rin previous report, O6 This
makes Il total decrease If 4S IL, and
Il net increase of 1O6.O4. The tonl
mileage in the the state is 5.4O9 II
miles. This inclades the rep'rt OF
the % companies.
There are II companies operating
in Minnesota. which report Il surplus
SO fnl1nwa.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

The Minnesota senate has passed a
bill proposing an amendment to the
state constitution authorizing III
income tax. The Mime ota senate
means we'll, but it the things il thinks
j. knows and d.,es't know were clle.t-
ext they would make u pie higher
than The Washington monument and
thicker than the stuffed prophet
n. Y. Sun,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Little Falls has been steadily grow
ing as q manufacturing p"iut, and
the past two years has made greater
progress than any other city in this
part o. the Northwest, and the pros
poets have been excellent and the
growth would continue rapidly in the
lines before t"llowe,l, which would re-
suit in IL large and prosperous manu-
featuring city. But the l,,catirn Of
the Weyerhauser mi Is at this place.
tor manufactured nj their immense am
cunt DOT lumber, is Il lenp forward in
the deve|"pemcent IT the city that
was beyond the expectation held hy
any few months ago. 1t places
Little Falls ut once il the lead Of ANY
other N"rthern Minnesota cites. p.s-
ition she Was destanl t" hold, but
which It was not expected would b.
attained,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
q. r. 4 d. extension.

The citizen Of Ortonville are again
agitating the matter Of recuring rail-
road connections with the Little
Falls aud DakOta. and the Herald.
Star gives the following account 81
the proceeding ora meeting If the bus
ness men Of the village q few evenings
ago. j., :
Mr.. d. E. Ayre addressed the meet
Ing briefly, stating that a bill had been
prepared to enable the city to vot.
upon the question OF issuing bonds
for the purpOpe Of securing u North
ern railway outlet, and that Mr.. Ly-
man was present for the purpose ri
ascertaining II it was the wish Of the
people of Ortonville, that the
be given such a privilege, aud conse-
quently, to get the question properly
before the meeting, he would move
that our delegation In the state
legislature procure the prssage
vi a bill for an act permitting the peo-
pie oi the city OF Ortonville to vote
upon the question:. Of issuing bonds
in a sum not to exceed 10000, at not
more than six per cent. interest, for
the purpose vi aiding the city to &C.
cure Northern railway outlet. The
motion was promptly seconded by a
half a dozen railway enthusiasts and
lively discussion resulted. p. Clark
lead the opposition to the adoption
of the motion, and was ably second
ed by A. J. Scofield and Attorney
Crawford, opposed by Mr.. Eyre, r.
NJ. Grant, D. X. J. Clark, A. j. Hess
ane Others. But the sentiments thar
the city should be in a position to
act upon the question oi SO much I'M
portance, was overwhelming, and.the
motion prevailed, with but three dis
sending voices, after being amended
so ~ to change that provision Of the
propVsed bill which said a special
election could be called by twd mem.
bers Of the council and one justice vi
peace. or by fifteen free holders, tn
| read''or by twenty five electors.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
8oGton'a Belief In Ghosta,

Boston's Relief In Ghss&s.
1t Is not long since that an au,hos. whom
all the reading world Of America admisas
for his clear medicines, laid down til
proposition ut a dinner table wherv q brill
liant company we're assembled that it b
impossible to believe in Immortality with.
out allowing at least the poaibi,ity Of
ghosts. He was asked If be believed IN
haunted houses, md answered IN the si.
6rmative with the greatest readinsss and
emphasis. It was In comment upon the
talk at this dinner party that tho state-
ment was made by . lady who knows the
best social and literary life Of Boston that
It was nowadays looked upon a. + proof
that one is not up with the times hesl to
express doubt Of the reality Of the tuci-
dents which make up the staple Of ghossly
tales. ''Yon are ut liberty she said. 20
have any theory you choose In regard to
them. Nobody insists that you shall believe
that they are caused by intelligent or un-
intelligent personalities. You hay talk Of
unknown forces. uudiscoveted laws, or
mind influence, or anything elf that comes
into your bead, but you must lot presums
70 doubt that things have kappensd."--
Boston Cor. Book Buyer
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Mr.. Frank Huffman. young man Of Burliug.
ton. Ohio. states that he ha1 been under the
care Of two prominent phy .ctans. an used their
treatment until he was mot able to ret around
They pronounced the sase to DO Consumption
anu ineurable. He wai persuaded to try Dr.,
Kings New Discovery for consumption. Coughs
AUD Colds and at that time he was not able to
wink across the street without resting. Hefound,
before be had used a half OF dollar bottle, that
he was much better: he continued to use 1t and
IL today enjoying EOou health. II you have sny
Throat. Lung or Chest Trouble try It, We
guarantee sati faction. Trial bottle free at
J. WETzEL's Drug stors
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
Electric lSjiterS

This remedy ia becoming no we'll known and 60
popular a to ueed no special mention. All whn
have used Electric Filters sing the same song Of
'r"ise-A pnrer M dicine does rot exist and It u
Guaranteed TODD all that Is claimed. Electric
'tfers will urs I'LL Diseases OF the Liver and Kid,
''ys, will remove Pimple~ E"ils. Salt Rhusm
aud other effects caused by impure bioud.-WilI
rive tlaria from the system and prevent "A
we'll as cure all Malarial ievers For cure Of head
ache. Consumption and Indigestion try Electric
tisiactioD gu aranteeb or money
81 cts. nd 100 per bottle y,
}. WETzEL's Drug Store
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
"a Word to Il g Wise is S,lfFici.
Rn1 -

Catnrrh is not simply an iuconvsnieaes. an.
pleasant to the suffer and disgusting to Others
l. Is an advance outpost Of approaching dissass
u worse type. DO not neglect Its warning:
It brings deadly evil In it, trails. Bs-
fore It. IL tho late use r'r. Sages Catarrh remedy
1t reaches the seat OF the Rilnent and 10 the only
thing that will. You may dose yourself quack
nediciner till 1t TX too lnte'till tho stres n,es
becomes rssis tsss torrent. 1t il the mature In
venrion Of a scientific physician. "a word to
t he wise ia sufficient.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

NorthfeM News: The I,,wa law,
which by the way. is not a. severe a.
the Currier bill, has made it almost
impossible for manufacturers to do
business in that state. Before the
passage Of the bill, u number oft"wns
in Iowa, thr"ugh the enterprise Of
their own citizens, elected tuctories in
order to employ the surplus help and
to Consume the products of the farms lin
the vicinity. 1t worked with gmd
effect; farmers received advanced
price:fnr their produce; the surplus
lahnr WAS utilizel, and the investors re-
ceived II fair profit upon their inves-
ment. Then came the passage vi the
law which made it absolutely Necessary
for them t" cut down the wages, or
stop b ,sine's. The freight rates, as
fixed Ivy lay, were excessive, aud fac
troias located ut round about points
could IN n" way e'mpeie, with tb,,sc
located at points on direct lines to
the trade center. Just few weeks
ag"two "r three trains l"a,led with the
plaut Of al lowa enterprise steamed
into Aurora, Illinois. This plant in
involved II capital "fnearly $3.50, O0O,
and strange as itsmay seem, it WAS an
enterprise owned entirely by the citi-
aens Of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, who
were anxious To build up their home
and offer farmers market tor surplus
produce. Why the reader will ask,
wa, this valuable industry, employing
two Or three hundred men, having d
very satisfaction, trade covering a num-
Der Of States, moved away BY the PEG.
pie most interested in the keeping Of
II there? The reason for This is plain.
lt,camc about on account If tile rail-
,yay law which some pcnple .riod 40
believe was ~ help in The material
development "f Inwa On thasesatra-
-, the law had been Squeezing the fss
sblood out Of I'LL the inland towns and
cities in the State. Instead of build
Ing up the material interests If the
< q "A 4. =. -, . a ~ 4 4 tl y
inuc., business, and enriching the
trade ce,,ters outside Of the State.
The example We have given in regard
to The Mount Pleasant industry, is but
one Of ! great n,a,,y that have been
sshr,,nicled ~ the Iowa news gatherers.
The Currierl railway Bill, now under
{ snsideratian ~ the Minnes II legis-
|laa,ire, Will brins ah,.ut 1 worse state
nv If irs. IL possible than il lsna. si
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Whenever Donnelly fails to secure
Il MA "rily Of the votes Of the, senate
for any measure he endorses, he warns
opponents lint their political careers
will '"on be ended. His rnnti"g was
interesting for few days, hut it is, as
usual, beraming wearysnme. He has
lost much Of the influence he held
with that bud " month ago.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
Notice of Annual City Election

Notice Of Annual City Election
The citizens OF the City Of Little
Falls, in the County OF Morrison and
State Of Minnesota, who are qualified
to vote at General Elections, are
hereby notified that the Annual Elec-
tioh for said city will be held at the
following places In said city, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of March, 1891, be-
tween the hours OF 9 O'Clock In the
forenoon and S O'Clock in the after
noon of same day:
First Ward-At the City Hall.
Second Ward-At the Lafond store
building. corner Of First and Chest
nut streets.
Third Ward-Water Power Co. g
office, near Gate House.
The election will be held for the
purhose Of choosing the following
officers:
Mayor. for one year.
City Clerk, for one year.
Assessor, Tor one year.
Treasurer, for two years.
Constable, for two: years.
Two justices Ut the peace, for two
years.
One Aldermen at Large, for one
year.
One Alderman in the First Ward.
for one year.
One Alderman in the First Ward,
for two years.
One Alderman in the Second Ward,
for one year.
One Alderman in the Second Ward,
for two years.
tine Alderman In the Third Ward.
for one year.
One alderman in the Third Ward,
tor two years. -.
And to do any other business prop
er to be done ut said election.
Dated at Little Falls. Mimi, this
18th day vi February, 1891.
SIMON z. BRICK,
City Clerk.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Congress did some commendnble
work during the Iast few days Of the
session. The postal subsidy hill, the
Copyright bill, and tile direct tax bill
were among the g"d ones passed
during the last few DAYS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Chas. f. Hendryx has sold his Sank
Centre Herald, which he has edited
for several Years. to Frank W. Haren
recently editor ofthe l.itchfeld Satur.
day Review. Nj. Hendryx's many
acquaintance IN the traternit will
regret his withdrawal from the protes.
siou.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1891.
N"rthfe|d Is con-idering the adj
visibility Of having city system Of
wafer works.

Il. is probable that 8 per cent will
soon he the limit for interest charges
in this state. 1t would he better
for the stale to have the present
interest laws rs they are.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
What n Geonxl~ .sf.saskSless SeaAl

What . Georgia ''Crscksf" EsaA
When money flows In steadily the wage.
earners buy the best cuts VI meat and az
liberal consumers of expensive early vsge.
tables and fruit. The dispensers OF charity
Tor church, more trusaful than prudent,
gave mill family protesting 70 BE- In dire
need orders on grocer tor 8 certain smount
weekly, and were sstouDded 70 find that
Tor the meat and meal inSiicated thu trades.
man WIS purauaded to substitute fruit,
nuts and raisins. f. =
y At every door children squat around .
tin plate Of sirup, dipping in It big hunks
Of cnrn pone and sslea1ing their yellow
faces more widely With eaeh u,oothful.
The sweet 'spertatur'' roasssd In lie Ashei
= always ready-a great salsaa4AsS whsss
The housewife .'bses tired lro0 Ser hsth
n the crAckerY kitchen lssd issths mi.
yeTsal solvent. The tysaat Of .his ,hssns,
the key 70 his habits, The blasou Of III
civilization Is the FIRING paa.-CentasY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
Is,,rkl~n's Aruica Aelve.

1h~ Re~, Ssivs in the world foi CuaoI
br"aises. sores. Uhsn. salt Ri,~am,
Fever So,ss, letter, Chappsd, Hands.
C.iih,ains. Corss and all SKIN Efnptioas,
and positively tnres t'ilss, o. M pay
sranirsd Il = auarnteea - sive per-
m ntiahaatinn. or 'n.,ssys selin' led.
Ssics = esuss per boz. vos nie ~
J. Wxszsl.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
"Reglllar;ty."

Yes" said the rroipHsor. "when I regulate my
rinepiecs, consult tho best athority In town
the w'tchnaker's chron 'meter. In che same way
when need n digestion pill. invariably take Dr..
Pisrce's Pleasant Pellet. because they are 20 &C.
c.rately graduated SO gentle In their effects. ~
xulatinE the Intestinal acting Nth such nicsty
that the system is lift invixorated, tho natural
functions are resumed. my brain IA clear for work,
my spirits serene. my annette .pleudid.''
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06


There to no bird athwart the hudloes hough
No sunshine flashes through the curtain now.
The sky Is dark with clouds Of unspent rain.
fret and fame with anxious brow and sad,
And lines OF care across my pallid cheek:
What have now that once. alas! hadf
Gladys Dc Peystcr goes abroad next week.
Only last night, while waiting in thu hail.
Close as folded On her wrappings warn
latter that last dance ut the Barrctt's balO.
Iclasped her little hand upon my arm.
9oftly she answered to my whispered prayer
Words for me to hear-for her to speak;
Then. with . start she raised her taco 60 fair,
"But oh, dear boy. we g. abroad next week!''
OF have heard that chestnut spoke and ss,s
About the fellow AMI the dear gaxelle:
Now | can feel just how his heart was wrune
To part with what he'd learned 70 love -
well.
Perhaps she'll come back with . corones
What wonder that fume and rage and fret,
And everything Il wrong that once seemed
right! -
lAagn on. 20 rihald testers It the clnbi
6neer at my clouded boots and rocky miea;
Hearts have gone out. know. and-these's the
Mines going to Europe On m ocean queen.
Blow soft, 70 winds that bear her Tar from NJ,
Sun, shine upon hes-%Arough the stern
clouds seek:
knx back . messsge swiftly s'or tho ga,
"3ladys Dc Peystes sails for home Aaxt
woekl"
Kate Mastersoa In Once . Week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ONCE at st: Cloud. MINI. Feb. q. 1891
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice OF his Intention to
axe final proof In support Of bis claim. and tha
salt PROOF Will be made before the Judge Of the
OF said Court. 1t Little Falls. Nlnn., on April
18th, 1891 viz:
james Mum II. E. iesos for the neh section 20,
township ITO. range g..
He names the following witAsases to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land, VIE:
y. " Erwin. I,Isph Shs,,dsra, f. Ricksrsou
Perry Smith all oi Randall. MINI
A. BARTO,
s1.6 RegtBter,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
THE SILVER QUESTION AS
TT IL.

The present law (act Of July II,
lS9o) requires the purchase, monthly,
II: the market price, Of four and half
million ounces Of .i|ver, Of which two
mi!lipn ounces shall be c,iusd, mouth
ly. for the period Of one year, intn
silver d lars; after TINT date only
such silver dollars need be coined ~
may be required for the redemption
Of the treasury notes issued in ,my-
nrent for the silver purchased. The
silver dollars c,,ined under these vari-,
aus acts since 1878. aIth"ngh not con-
tanning dollars worth Of silver, have
been II, :intaiued in don este ci, cuIa-
ton at par with gold by can>es not
necessary now t. lie considered.
The silver questi IN, rs it nov presents
itself, means Stree cuinaye of sil. err
in the United States concurrently
with the free coinage Of gold, at the
rali" in coinage 81 ! to rs ("xactly l.
TO IS. $3.50: that il, that individuals
may take silver Of any kind or dis
cription to the minis. ano: have every
9TH grains stamped, free Of charge.
into dollar, which dollar shall be a
full ipgaltendsr, Tor ito face vslue. in
The. paynent'o debts and obligations
Of al kinds IN the United States.
This i the right rs H. gohl; why not
~ to silver3 There is an Important
difference. The limiting If & I'D adds
nothing 70 the value ofthe metal con-
tanned in the coin. II is simply q.
certificate tosthe public IT the weight.
ssMi purity u the piece. AZ y matter
offat, kae 8 Id i,rrs sell In New York
Mt slight prslniun aleye full -wcixht.
tsold cum, iiseipg preferred for .l,i.,-
n.at and iadlsisia nss. Hsw s. !; Il
with silver? The commercial, or hull
,iun. value Il silver contained in the
silver dollar Is to-slay 50 cents Here,
then, Is an impartant difference which
did not exist rios. a, whom ne
had free coinage Of silver. II this
Difference lies the whole difficulty.
1iaa it be overcome? IS. @. LEEcH,
Director Of the mint. in NORM AN
ERIcAN REVIEW for March.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

t.r ticit IN g.
Settled. rs T = "a 8
J N. Brown We. Julia Burke; A. p.
blanchard for plif, +. W. Lyon and p.
s Clarke for def. 5 d.
! Settled. 49, - -
Ebl'pn Tihl,stts w., Charles Close
Reynolds 4 stewart for pin. Taylor, tai:
H. tn L Rtr"ies Tor ,le!t.
s. l.n,;nm dhl consent.
i Eb'"" Ii Mtts w. Fled Denny; Key.
hoi.:s ). stewart tor pill, Tal,'r, Calhoun
4 i,n..ie~ or det
Cot tnrMt 10y .nA*'ut.
The Northern lax la Elevator TO. W.
Ja,u!, Rnti,n K Beri,.rd Il Irt.n; Viii
...n d Wants Zip AMI +. ". Lyon "r
f.ltf lay r. CA9h.u Il Kh, 'drs for deti
Dismiss. Il IN mntiun II rIF
tie N",'i r,n Uukha I'll. .ator Co. vs.
Ju.uG' burton; Wh-.n * Wand. r ~ and
t.W Lyon ar i.lf, Ia! Tor. t:alh ,un 4
Rhodes o, d- I.
Dlsiliis U . II inOti..n u! plH
Alert h. Hail W. levi Robinson;
Tayt"r, Cx'l'",,n 4 Rhodes.
Jul. ,neM tor .i-u.
tasl"r srh,ni ( W VI. J. Clns. ami
I t"rl-~ I ! 'sr, iorunrrl. partners As CI.'-'
Brothrs; Taylor. I all.oun X Rhodes 10,
pltf. \. p. Blanchard Tor ieit,
SETTLED.
Willie Sjarrtu W. Frank Schwartz. ;
K + Sn'.ih tor pill.
Argnr., and submitted.
Ellie 4: Hall ~. William NJ. Hall;
timlheTyh 4 Ada"'s 'or pltf.
Ju''en ~ kn p.f for div"rre.
Sarah Bethany 70 James W. Rellas,y ;
Taylor. aiI"u" 4 khu les fur pltf.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Con,
inny W. !to'n NeA burn; l.inti,~rxh 4
Adams or pill f. s. smith Tor dett.
Verdict ,"r pill.
| Peter Ri axe W. Joseph R"isjoli, IT VI:
4. =. B'anci,ar'i tor pItf: Taylor. Cal
h,,,ln & Ih"!. . >ur .teit
TRIAL by court.
| Anton Miller vs. Pete, Meyers; f.. :
smith tor ,'itf. N Richardson for def.
Dismissed on m,,ti,,n CT left.
Janes Gravel " D mean E. Swan, 1t
III; L'n'li'er2h & :A,iams. n kirhar,xon.
| CW,,inu. i ly nsent.
State W.. Christian !:ierr.-i..iic for
murder; for t,ial.
State VI VI ]. O-e-indicte.i for
.~|linv ""rtyaxed property; tried and
"cquit.ed.
State w. Charles Yonng--i.hic,ed
t.rtri"l
| STATE Va. Anton Miller-dism issed IN
m zion ii .,un,y a.,"rnrv.
State IS Fre.l. rick Sci IN lkr-in,li.t-
ell f"r selling liquor ~it,",u' liren-t
plead guil !. fin j $W and ~ Il w in
mil.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Tho discovery Of q preventative for Group. y ops
Of the most important made In recent years,
since frst discovered II has been used 10 many
casea and With unvaryinr success. its belas
within the reach Of all makes II the more valua-
ble. tits only necessary to give Chamberisip's
Cough Remedy freely an soon as the arst indl
cation Of Group appear. and 1t will diapel al
symptoms OF the disease Full directions an
given with each battle For sale at 80 cents pei
bottle by John ". Close. druggist
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

Ed. Stevens, the head Of the ci,i.
Gems census bureau in Minneapolis
last June. plead guilty to the indict-
ment the United States grand jury
found against him, and was fued
$1,000
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
couLp NOT Accuxr FOR ~

She-You seem rather '.blus" this evening",
Jock = 1 -. a"= -. J. -
Hs-fes have had u headache all day and 1
don't know " came to have 1t. -
She What wers you doing last night. oh. air.
He-l don't 1ksow what was doing after 10
o'clock p. SCI. - sszasEg.@Es. :.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
AZ EAR AZ she HorLp 40.

polly-Will yon marry me. .my?
.Amy-No; but l.
Dolly (iuterrupting>-Oh. don't get on that "be
= sister me- chestnut!
AMY don't intend to. What was about 70
sny Is. that don't mind being engaged to you
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06
pADoERS PLEAD GUILTY.

Minneapolis Conspiraters VIII Get, on
with . Elne.
81. PAUL, March 4.-Accordine to
previous arrangement Messrs. Stevens
and Baudet have plead guilty to con-
spilacy in the Minneapolis census cases
and the other indictments will be din.
missed. They will be sentenced to pay
fines which will be put up Ly Minneapo-
liz man.