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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-30
MORTGAGE SALE.
lE1rst Publ:catlon April 90.

WHEREAS Peter L: Nordqust and Eming
Nurequst OF Marshall County. State of Minne-
sota as III ortg;.yHrs uid, on the 26th day OF
July, A. d. 1887, duly execute and deliver TO
Charles e. " teelcr. of the County OF Kings,
State Of New York, their mortgage bearing GATE
Of uly 1iuh A. ID. 1881. whereby they msrtgaged
% said IN Ortgagee the iU .OHilIt, described lands
situated i'll the County Of Marshall and State OF
Minnesota. tO-Wl,
The north half northwest quarter, and the
moi theast quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section ~, township 1885, ange AZ. west. con. ain
ing l2O acres. to secure The payment OF the sum
Of six hunui ed dollars. with interest therein. at
cording to the condt OF ole certain promis-s
sOry note. With coupOts al taced, bear
ing even di tie with said mortgage, and made by
which said mortgage was on the Seth day OF
July A. u. 1887. ut 4:40 o'c.ock p NJ, duly re-
corded in the office OF the Register OF Deeds in
aid for said County OF Marshall in Book = OF
Mortgages, on page a; and
Whereas. default has beel madein the payment
Of the sum of nineteen and 37-IG0 dollars due as
interest upon said mortgage on the LIST day OF
January. A. D. 1858; and upon the further sum
of forty-tWo dollars. due as interest upon said
mortgage ON the LIST day of January. A. ID. 1889;
and upon the further sum OF fOrty-tWO collars.
due ON said mortgage OH The 1st day of january.
A. D. $780, aud on tile further sum OF foity-tWo
dollars due as interest thereon on the LIST DAY OF
January, A. D. 1881. anu the said interest is still
unpaid and due; and
WHEREAS, it WAS stipulated by and between
the parties to said mortgage, that il default
should be made in any If the conditions oficose-
nants therein contained Oh the part OF the mort
gagors. to be kept and perform.d d: That then
and from thenceforth it shall be lawful ior the
said mortgage, his heirs. administrators. exc
cutors assigns to consider and declare Inc
whole sum secured thereby as Immediately due
and payable without notice to said AortSaSors
or any other party; and
WHEREAS tho said mortgagee. charles T..
Wheeler. has exercised his option TO consider
and declare and does hereby consider ard de-
clare the whole sum Of money secured by SAID
mortgage to be due and payable; and
WHEREAS, there is now due, and claimed to be
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Thursday April 80, 1891.
ghe Reading OF Books.

An. active-minded boy OF rirl can
find out great deal About the world
we live in by the habit of attention,
by hooking round; and he OF She can
get mNch inspiration from the example
Of good men and women. But this
knowledge can be added to Indefinitely
by reading, aud people will read II
they have genuine desire TO know
things and are not, as we say, .'too
lazy to live" When L hear a .boy say
that he does not know what to read, I
wonder if he has no curiosity. isthere
nothing that he wants to know aboutp
Most children ask questions. It often
happens that the persons they ask can
not answer the questions. Now, it is
the purpose Of books to do 3hst this
thing which the particular person ask
ed cannot do. And this is about all
there is in reading. OF course it must
be borne IN mind that curiosity is OF
many kinds; curiosity about facts,
about emotions, about what happened
long ago. about what IS taking place
now, about others. and about ones
self. So it happens that one wants to
scad science. and poetry. and history,
SoN oioCANPHy,. NuN ASANuNoS1 NuN TIC
daily news.
lis quite impossible to lay down
rules for reading that will suit all chill
dren, and generally difficult to map
out a course" to be infexibly pursued
by any one. But nearly every mind is
or csa be interested in something, and
a very good plan is to encouraged read
Ing concerning the subieet the child
shows some curiosity about. One thing
will certainly lead to another. for
nothing is isolated in this world. Try
to find out all you can about one thing,
one fact in history, one persHn, the
habits of one animal, the truth about
one historical character; pursue this,
and before you know it you win be
scholar in many things.
Do not forget that reading is a means
to an end. The indulgence of it is
good or bad according to the end in
view, The mind is benefited by pur-
suing some definite subject until it is
understood, but it sapt 70 be impaired
by lilly nibbling now aud then, tasting
a thousand thugs, and swallowing
none, in short, by .desultory reading.
ST. Nicholas.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
First publication April 2srd, 1891. j

4
Is WHEREAS. peter %. Ericsson and Johanna
4 \, = tsis s;ta ~ Mnrsha cou,,ty. state OF
Minnesota. an tnt,rtp agers did, on the 23rd day
~ ~ iIv scenic and. deliver To-
Austin Corbin. OF the county Of New York, state
al New York. their mortgage bearing date OF
Mnv ~ & ]. u 1887 " hereby they mortgaged to
;., ~ nrt 90 .raa tho fnlnwinp dc scribed lands
81 luat ed in tbs county OF Marshall. and state Of
Minnesota to-Wit:
The Southwest quarter section 20, township
I55 range 45awest 81 onfainHg lG8 acres. to se--
cnre the payment Of the sur, Of Five Hundred
and o,,a dollars With interest there on az cord
lug 10 the col. editions Of certain prommisso-
nv note. with inter, st coupons attached bearing.
even date With said mortgage, and made by
said mortgagors to- said MORTGAGE. or order,
which said mort 81 ge was TN the 2.ird day OF May.
A. D. 1887. at $3.50 O'Clock. p. III. ,dtly recorded IN
the office III he Regis OF Deeds in anu Tor sau
county Of Marshall, in Book - OF mortgages.
on page 60; and
WHEREAs. Default has been made IN the pny-
ment of the sum Of fwenty-eiSsit and 52-lOO doi-
lars, due as interest upon said mortgage on the
1st day of January, A, ID. 1888. and on Inc 1ur-
Their sum Of Fifty and 1890 dollars. due as in.
terest upon said mortgage on the Isl DAY OF
January. A. D. 1850, and on the further sum OF
Fifty and l0-lO0 dollars, due as interest on SAID
mortgage, on the LIST day OF January, "a. " 1871,
and III the ftrther sum OF FIFTY aid O-.Oo doarS.
due as Interest thereon OH the LIST day OF Janu;a-
ry, A. 1891, ana the sara interest Is stlil ull-
paid and due; anu $500.
WHEREAS. 1T was stipulated Ky ana Detween
the pittie TO sala di,a6 II aslauil
should ne llaue ~ nny " - =, th
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TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to q Real ESTATE az s.,
Judgment .Qf the District Court, IN.
the County Of Marshall; STATE of.
Minnes 6til entenil the twehty-ffrst
III J day 81 Mart i. 1851 I'll
procseaiin9 for enfocing payment
OF . taxes and penalties upon Real
Estate IN the County Of Marshall,
State Of Minnesota, remaining delin-
qnent on the first Monday of Janu-
airy, 1891, and Of the statutes in
4 sn 81 !. case made and provided, Ishall,
on the frat Monday, being the
8 I'm DAY OF MAY, a. Is. 1891.
Mt 10 o'clock iii the forenoon. at nv
office, III the Cuttt Hbtfse, iii tie tity
Of Warren and County Ut Marsidlf:
Minnesota, sell the lands which are
charged win tcaaxes, penalties and
eostsiil said Judgment, and On which
taxes, penalties and eaSssttSs 6HAh HOT
have been prevional ypaid.
r. GLAYlN, AUDITOR,
SEAL Marshall County, MINI.
Dated ut Warren, this It'll day 81
April, a. ID. 1891.
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STATE or MINNESOTA. County, oFIARsHALL.
--ss. District Court. 14th judicial District.
In the matter az the Receivershp in the property
3 nh nffecfa ~ 1fAaAnk DalDHyx 1nBOlyent.f

STATE or MINNEsoTA. County, OF M ARsHALL.
--ss. District Court, 14th judicial District.
III the matter g the leceiyershiP in the property
and effects Of Joseph Dalpay, lnsoiyent.
reading The ssasa Retsg'n Sl & 11so Tsra
Given The notice az his appointment required by
1 @ a sbSut ns ts .ns
and S mill ss' tie tine Within when
OF the said Joseph Dapay should Hle their clalMs
With the receiver Of said ana
sd sg sF 'oS sS ss s 81 such
ders to each If said creditd long prior TO salo
1st day OF July 1885, and alleging s ha s tsad
to distribute among the creditors OF sold fns0l-
vent: s, =,
Nov. thsrefore. it is ordered. that each and al
gb tes s sd sa ysass proofs 81
claims against said nsOlvent Win sald recover o
Of any whose claims hayenot been ahowed .sh .,s
ETY. psS5s as Golss o.
81 MINNESOTA. OH eli6 sOtl day Of April A. D.
1891 at ten O'Clock in the f0fsneon OF that day
from in any manner participating in said estate;
And il ia. further ordered. that in default Of
proper cnhss being shown ct said time ana place
have not fled their claims filth said receiver
prior to This date or whose claims Tia w not beer
allowed lie ard the same are hereby barred ane
prohibited from in any manner participating II
the distribution OF the assets Of said estate.
Ii IL further ordered. that q copy OF this ordel
be published once IN Aach week for three success
i've weeks in the st. Paul Daily DispatGh, q dali!
newspaper published at st. Paul in slid state Q
Mime Ot;a. and in a newspaper published IN tn
county of Marshall in said state. and that
copy thereof be mailed to each of the CREDITOR
whose addresses are known to said assignee ant
who have not hled their claims prior to this da.
Or whose claims have not been allowed on or be
fore the 10TH dhy 81 April. 1891.
JHA B. MILLS, District Judge
Dated April Sd, 1891.
MUM. BOYEeEN 4 rHYGEsON. Attdr.evs for ne
7C.A C4,r Rank Rldp. ST. Paul III
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IHoRRlBLY BUTtAEhE6
ATerriblss Murder I'm New York Caus
the Belief That Jack the Ripper" =

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the Belief That Jack the hippef - -
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q New YORK, April ~ sso g, IA
crime committed II = thickly poPaiassa
section Of lower NeW 6 rk y some
3time between 4 O'clock Innraaey
night and 10 o'ciock friaay .nplan
justifies suspicion that the =. memo :.
known as Jack the ripper o. WMso.
chapel notorlety IN LONDON ne. :. stvSsse =
IN TINS city, or tnas N os3 u,aaiy Pc! &C.,
thirsty wretch y pi Z nus S.aas u
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMpTION.

OTLA I 91lON. so. i5s5
To A. j. Harwnt,d.
You are hereby notified, that OH
the third day Of May A. ID. 1886, IN
proceedings to enforce the payment
of delinquent taxes, pursuant to that.
certain re,ll estate tax Judgment
which was entered in the Distrnt
Court: in .,lnd for the county of Mar
shall ID the fourteenth judicial dis
trict Of the State Of Minnesota, OH
the Odd dry Of March a. d. 1886,
the following described piece and par
Gel Of land, which is situated in Mar
Ahall county, iI, the State of Mime
sofa, tt,-wit:: Lot No. s, Block No. 6,
Harwood Addition to the village Of
Warren, was sold to satisfy tile
amount for which it was adiudged
liable in snil Judgment, interests and
costs. for thes,lln Of ifty-tlrpp cents;
that the amount required to redeem
said piece and purcell Of lind from
such sale texelusiveo of the costs to
accrue upon this notice. islthree dol
lars and seventy-sevell cents, and i'll
Ls5TtUU Oll HStlO Stllltnllc ~ Oile TieGt III
eighteen per cent per aRnum from
said third day Of May A. y. 1886,
until such redemption is made. and
that the time for retlein ption Of such
piece and purcell Of land from such
sale will expire sixty days after the
service Of this notice.
Witness my hand and official seal
this Doth day Of April A. d. 1891
H R. CALVIN, County Auditor
Ofs Marshall County, Minnesota.
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AVENGED THEIR coMRApE.

Soldiers Attack the. Jair at Walla Walla.
Wash., and Shoot to Death the Muir.
derer of One OF Their Compani0ns-A
Conflict with Prison Guards In Which =
Number OF Persons Are: Said to Hava
been Killed.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 2S - Word
comes from Walla Walla of q bloody
conflict between $50 soldiers and q
sheriff's guard. in which the latter
while repelling an attack on the Jail by
the troops fred upon them with. deadly
effect, the soldiers answering with q
volley which moved down a number
of the citizens acting as guards.
The popularity of the affair Is
that it was probably the first in
stance recorded where soldiers, armed
and uniformed, have resorted to mob
violence against the civil authorities.
On Wednesday night A. j.. Hunt, a
gambler, whose reputation was bad
even among his companions, became
engaged in an alteration with Private
Miller and struck him in the face. Mil
Ter returned the blow and was getting
the best Of the fight when Hunt drew
a revolver from his hip pocket and shot
Miller dead. A mob at once collected
and an attempt was made to lynch the
murderer, but he was hurried to Jail by
the authorities, who determined that
the law should take its course.
Talk of lynching hos been
heard on the streets ever since
the murder, and the sheriff, fear
ing an attempt would be made to take
the prisoner out and lynch him, swore
in Q number Of citizens. as special
deputies, armed them with rifles
and placed them inside the Jail
with instructions to guard the
prisoner at all hazards, Friday
night the jail, strong struct-
ure, was surrounded by fully 1ao sol
diers, who demanded the surrender Of
Hunt. The sheriff refused, hot words
were exchanged, md several OF
the more impetuons deputies fired
upon the soldiers, who an
swered with a volley. The dis
patches say half dozen persons
were killed and many wounded, but
whether they were citizens or soldiers
is not known. After the shooting the
soldiers are reported to have battered
down the door OF the jail and ritldled
Hunt with bullets. 800
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A Thousand Years.

In 1894 it will be- thousand years
since hungary was established as an
independent government. There il
n movement among the Hungarians
to celebrate that anniversary with great
pomp.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-30
Hume Clay Gets Eisht Yeo..

LEx1NaToN, KY, April IS Hums
Clay, the wealthy and aristocrsfisl
sforner Of more than ~, 600 q noteA
was given eight years penal ser1ttade
Friday. 4 strong effort had beln madA.
to have him pardoned be1ogo convicted.
bat the goysrpoe rst1as RI 1T
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Town Clerks and Treasurefs.

Names and addresses of Town
Clerks and Village Recorders, also of
Town and Village Treasurers elected
March 10, 1891.
(The first name after each village or town 10
that OF the Recorder or Clerk, the second ID the
name OF the TrefSt(ter.y - 80.
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eAsEeALL-.

fabsss SAswtng the AtaAlias Of Clubs tor
the Wssk EadsA April %. SIS
The clubs OF the National lesgue,
American association and Western -
ISOLATION stand % follows in the race
for The. u0nnants: ssssgsi
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Tho Center 81 Termination.

CoLUMBUs, Ind, April ab The cen-
ter Of population Of the Untted Statea
has been located about 81 niles east Sc
this city and ! monument 3Os feet IN
height llbe erected ntsthe lcenfer of
population May 10, at which time grand
commemorative exercises will Is held
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-30

A OAAl oppIOpIAoeA0S [OV,VVV 1OI tlt
state exhibit at the worlds fair was
passed by the state legislature.
Burglars entered the shoe store of p.
Lundberg at Lake City through rear
window and carried away about thirty
pair Of fine shoes.
j. G. Blake died at Winona after q
lingering illness, Of consumption. He
had been resident there since 1871.
The Minnesota; state association of
the Congregational church has decided
to hold an institute at Mortified, to
continue for two days.
Caleb Allen had his foot badly
crushed by an engine at Montevideo
while walking on the track near the
Milwaukee depot
Mrs. Sarah B. White, of Duluth, who
sued Michael Pastoret for trespass and
for damage to her reputation, was
given q verdict Of $1,000.
A post office has been reestablished
1T Flora, Charles Mix county, with
Mary F. Nash postmistress.
The Twin City Athletic club of
Minneapolis offers q $40, 900 purse for
fight between Hall and Fitzsimmons, to
take place on the night of July %.
The Southern Minnesota Fair associ-
.tion is making great improvements to
its race track in Rochester.
Henry Wallenahaller, Of st, Paul, an
old man so years of age, took trough
on rats" in order to commit suicide and
would die.
The certificate Of authority Of the ST.
Paul German Insurance Company to do
business in New York state has been
revoked by the insurance department.
The West Gogebic Iron Land Com
pany of Minneapolis has incorporated
with q capital stock Of $50, 900. The in
corporators ore NJ. w. Lewis, J. a.
Wolverton and Frank B. Lewis.
The twenty-fifth anniversary Of the
forming Of the first Scandinavian
Lutheran church in Minneapolis, by
Rev. p. Carson, was celebrated at
Augustana church.
Julia Duchame, young woman ar
rested Id st. Paul for drunkenness and
sent to the w0rkhouse for thirty days,
died there. Death was due TO alcohol
ism.
John Young. an old and well-known
citizen Of Fergus Falls, died tho other
day Of hernia. He was q, member Of
tho q. A. b., and received notice the
sdaysb61ore he died that he had been.
granted = pension, with large amount
Of back pay. q.
The house of Samuel Gowen at Has
san was burned with almost all its con-
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] Fsur! Girls Drow;ipe1l.

ST. JOINS, n. b, April as AT an
early hour 9 rowbont containing twelve,
persons returning from ball collided
with the steamer . Dominion. -Four
girls Nellie and Mary King, Ethel and
Mabel Allen, were drowned.
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There were TIoyIctiN,.,

CHICAGO, April q. Two persons are
known to have. lost their lives sin.thss
fire on Chicago avenue Thursday after
noon. Old Mrs. Bjornson persisted IN,
her house on Smell street and the infant
son OF Gustave Swanson was burned to
death on the second floor Of the tene-s
ment at 34l West Chicago avenue.
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soathsrn AlinAesetA t,SAtisss.

Az the ahnual meeting Of the South
efn Minnesota Dental society IN Man
kato the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, DR.. C.
w. Nutting. Spring Valley; vice press
ident, DR.. E. D. Allison, Marshall; Sec
rotary, Dr. 3. b. Halves, Mankato;
treasurer, DR.. F. P. James, Sleepy Eye.
The executive committee is composed
OF Drs. c. D. Snow, Mankato; C., II.
Robinson, Wabasha, and G. 81. Stearrs,
Zumbrota
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and 5000 each It her candid Ata kVao
successful. After bitter Ri Ing 70
various party leaders, she turned her:
attention toward General Butler, and
these are some of her, words.
The papers have said that theres has
been conspiracy between a.. Yes.
Mr.. Butler has written. me letters md
they we're addressed TO Lizzie. He Il
the only man Whohas eversddressed
me by my middle name. He knew
what he was doing, but he win answer
Tor It al In . court Of law. have had
unnumbered sorrows and do mot
place mask or veil over any Of them. 3 :
Speaking Of her, theatrical expert
ence, she declared in vehement terms
that the press Of the country had
wronged her. She never lost money BY
the venture. Her income from long
ago. she said, had been ~, 600 annual-
". She had Lost Sloo, 900 i'm speculation
bond speculation.
Passing from her stage experiences,
she gave what she declared wero the
reasons Of her being confined iH the
asylum. She made the statehent
that she had been opposed TO- the
republican party, and she. said
she charged that party with placing
her in the Danville asylum. She
Rleefully declared IN the next breath
that the defeat Of Mr.. Cleveland il 1855
was due to the fsct that she Md bsen5
in the ranks against him Then the
speaker rambled again toward BritiAh
politics She spoke 81 dining WITH Par
nell and thinking him 80, little tin god
on wheels. =
Then she lauded The idemocr.tic party
and resorted again 70 such personalt5ss
that hor utteraucee were s311 md
more Of her audience left. AZ tho tow
who remained to the close 81 the
hsrangue were leaving the tllaterre x-
pressions were heard on every hand Of
pity for Miss Dickinson and also asser-
tons that her once brilliant mind had
unquestionably given way.
BADLY HURT.
Mis-. Eatoa. President Harriesa.s sister,
Thrown FROM = Carriage Noor North
Bend. Ind. $3.50. III -ss r
CINCINNATI, April 81. Sunday even
ing telegram was sent to President
Harrison ON the Pacifie coast and to
Mr.. John Harrison Ia Kansas City. that
their sister, Mrs. Kettle Eaton, Of
North Bend, had been seriously injured
by being thrown from carFiage. The
accident happened Sunday afternoon ct
Cloves. about % miles west Of this
city. Mrs. Eaton and her niece, Miss
Moore, went to Cleves to church II :
carriage, driving the family horse.
which, though spirited, had al-
ways been considered safe. On
their return. while in Cloves the
horse SHE'D 1t something snd started
to run away. The breeching 81
the harness broke and the horse plunged
down . bank, throwing both women ont
Of the carriage. Mrs. lsettiS Eaton wa
sthrownto the hard ground violently,
her head striking first. Miss Moore had
her shoulder ,dislocated and suffered
other injuries. s.8
At 11:SO p. m. 2 telephone message
was received from Mr.. Grossman, 81
.Cleyes, who said that Nr1. Eaton
was conscious and able % talk,
and that there were some hopes
of her recovery. Mr.. Gross.
man telephones thnt Miss AnDs
Moore,s injurie are not thong ut 9 b
serious. The hopes Of DR.. Hughes on
that Mrs. Eaton has not suffered In
ternal injuries; Is. was : thon9ht q
first. She Is about so years old.