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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
OPPOSITION TO FRATERNAL So
CIETIES.

TeJuQlce against secret, or 1rdter-
nal societies has always existed and it
would be too much to expect that
there will ever come time when this
prejudice or opposition will be COM
pletely wiped out. The human mind
is as susceptible to false theories and
misconceived ideas as it is to truth
and justice. Men are to be found in
high stations of life as well as in the
more humble walks, who give them
selves over to bigotry and cannot or
will not see the good things ema-
mating from the great and all-power-
fulorganizations of men bound togeth-
er by the common ties of brotherhood
because they are denominated secret
societies.
Good men are often led into the err
ror that because the fraternal orders
have code of secrets whereby they
may recognize each other as brothers,
there must be something radically
wrong, and one such is forcibly called
to mind by recent attack upon Ma
sonry at a regular meeting of Baptist
ministers in the city of Boston. Rev.
J. B. Stoddard addressed the confer
ence, at its suggestion, upon the infu-
ence of secret societies upon the
church, and strongly denounced Ma
sonry, declaring that when a man
swears allegiance he swears allegiance
to code antagonistic to God.
Rev. Mr.. Cleveland of Melrose, who
was in the audience, arose to point
of order, and with suppressed emotion
said: II am Mason and have listen
ed to this scathing stigmatism of the
order in patience, but 1 cannot listen
to this unjust and uncalled for abuse. -
The chairman put the question to
the meeting on sustaining the point
Of order and it was defeated fifty to
seven.
Instantly Mr.. Cleveland rose and
addressing the secretary said: 81 re-
quest that you drop my name from
the roll Of membership of this confer
ence. l do not care to be member
of any body that refuses to sustain
any decent point of order,n and TAX
ing his hat he left the hall.
Masonry needs no defense from such
attacks. 1t has stood the test of
scott and scorn from the lips of bigots
and from the pen of those unreasona-
bic in their zeal to denounce that
which they know nothing of, and has
grown to be not only a great power
for good, but has numbered in it's
membership many of the purest
men and brightest minds in the uni
verse. And Masonry, in its grand
work for suffering humanity, has
found able and worthy helpmeets in
the Odd-Fellows, Knights of Pythias
and score of kindred Organizations,
all in their particular sphere giving
relief to the distressed and succor to
the needy-lifting up and eleyating
its members to a higher plane, and
intoxicating valuable lessons of life
through which the fount of spiritual
rest is more easily sought and more
keenly appreciated.
But after all Stoddards always have
been and probably always will be.
They may go on with their denuncia-
tions Of the Masonic and kindred or.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26

CYAN" the shrewd Washington
correspondent of the Minneapolis
Journal predicts that Mr.. Blaine will
never return to Washington as Secre-
tary Of State under President Harri-
son, and goes this prediction one bet
ter by claiming that Blaine is can
didate for the Republican nomination
for President. Possibly this is true;
but the public will await something
more authentic than newspaper Cos
sip to verify the assertion. If Mr..
Blaine really expects to be candi-
date for the Republican nomination,
he will certainly retire from the Cab
met, or, if he has made up his mind
to accept the nomination if rendered
him, he will very likely pursue the
same course. 1t is conceded on all
sides that the Republicans want Mr.
Blaine. The office holders may not,
but this will count for little if the
man from Maine will permit his name
to be used. With him the party can
present an impenetrable front and
victory is sure to follow. He is the
greatest living American statesman
and the American people would be
only too glad to have another oppor-
tunity to show their high regard for
his matchless abilities. He would be
elected by a majority so pronounced
as to leave no uncertain result, and
make it impossible to count in anoth-
er though chicanary and fraud in a
few of the tough wards in New York
city. ''Blaine and victory" would be
the watchword, with the Plumed
Knight at the head of the van.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26

SENATOR VEST is entitled to the
thanks of the Democratic party by
settling who it shall have for presi-
Dental candidate. He says if McKin-
ley is elected Governor of Ohio it will
be Cleveland. As there is no doubt
about Major McKinley's election, Mr..
Cleveland can 60 fishing and let the
Others dc the sweating.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26

ders, and good men and true will con-
tinue to join them just tie same, and
will ever stand ready to defend them
against the aspersions of all tradu-
GERS. and the rasping vindictiyeness Of
all bigotS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26

THE friends of Col. Plummer
throughout Minnesota as well as
North Dakota, will be pleased to learn
that he has been appointed receiver
of public monies at Minot, n. ID. The
Colonel is an old Republican war
horse, and this recognition of his SER
vices is well deserved.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
II. L. MARKHAM.
B. L. ROBINSON,
G.. w. NYCE.
Committee.

Kansas farmers will not be alone in
arriving at the same conclusions.
Disintegration is at work, and honest
men will everywhere be found who
will protest against being led into the
ranks Of the Democratic party
through the gauzY pretense of build
ing up third party.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
Fourth of July Excursions

The Omaha Ry. will make rate of
one and one third fare for the round
trip to all points on the line account
Fourth of July. Tickets will be on
sale July 8 and 4, good to return until
July 9Th. 69t2d 2 tlw /.
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MANKATo FREE PRESS
FRIDAY. JUNE 2e. 1891.

NORTHERN Iowa is devastated by
floods, causing loss of life and great
destruction to crops, homes and live
stock
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TO THE GREAT CARNIVAL.
Ualf Faro win this Il. & o. to Cumberland
on October 9th OH 7th md 9Th

va ~tAoHSt cetiS VAN go oths
The Grand Carnival at Cumberland,
Nd, OH October 9th, It'll and 9th has
been arranged on q scale which sur
ssesanysimilar effort ever made in that
cIteyprising city. For weeks elaborate
preparations for the event have been
in progress, thousands OF dollars have
been expended, and the result is pro-
grammc OF sham battles, pageants, pro
ccssions and military pnrades which for
three days transform the Queen City
OF the Mountains into spectacle OF i'm
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city will be ablazc with electrical il
Limitations and fireworks.
The programme in detail Is as follows:
Tuesday. Octobc:' 9th. tN1ornins.)
Military Parade by. nth Battalion oi
Baltimore, Second Battalion OF Ale
ghany and Garrett counties, and the
Allegheny Guards. (Aftcrnoon.) Sky
Bicycle Air Ship. Sham battle between
the Fourth Battalion and Second Bat
talon OF the Maryland National Guard.
Band concerts and band contests ut
night
Wednesday. October It'll. (NTorning.)
ITA!!u Agricultural anu Trades DISPLAY,
and Exhibition OF Bloodcd Stock from
Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia. (Aitcrnoon) Grand Aquatic
Tournament on the Potomac river, in
charge OF the Famous Capt. Paul Boyn-
ton. Exhibition begins at o'clock p.
NJ. Interesting base ball contest ut 4
o'clock p. m, and boat race Might
Illuminated parade OF boats on the
Potomac, together with Il grand and
costly pyrotechnic display.
Thursday, October Sth. Barnum's
grand street pageant, and circus and
memagcric, etc. Balloon ascension.
TO enable all OF its patrons to witness
the grand spectacle the b. & 0. X. r.
has announced the low rate OF one fare
for the round "trip from Baltimore,
Washington, Lexington, Va, Parkers-
burg and all intermediate stations to
Cumberland. Tickets will be sold for
all trains on October 9TH, 9th, It'll and
Sth, good to return until October 9th,
inclusive.
For time Of trains see published sche-
dulc. For rates OF fare from your near
est station on Wednesday, October 7,
consult appended table: "a +,
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfcld, ILL.,,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

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conglomeratc Of intriguers Of ono kim
and another. N

conglomeratc Of intriguers of ono kind
and another.
y ITS HISTORY WRITTEN IN BLOOD.
One would suppose that France, and
especially Paris, had hnd enough OF all
this sort Of thing, for, verify, the history
OF tho city has literally been written in
blood. Therc'is no bloodier page in tho
book OF time than that OF Paris. OF one
single locality alone great writer land
Il Frenchman) onco said that all the
wnter In tho world would not remove
Its hideous blood stains | moan the
Place de Ia Concortlc, The spot OH which
the guiliotinc was fairly run by steam,
so to speak, in the days Of tho rcvolu.
ton. Wcstood Oh thisspot the Other day,
looking ut the Egyptian obelsk that
now stands exactly whore tho guillo.
tine once stood, and where, In lCas than
four months, nearly 5000 people were
executed. 1t was Mt that spot that
Louis XVI and his queen wero bchead-
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Robcspierre ind his associates. Tho,
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tho bloody local histories OF Paris. And
yet there are many, as shown by the at.
tempted Boulangist coup detdt, who
would hazard n recurrence OF hebloody
past for the sako OF personal gain or be.
cause OF Ignorance and prejudice.
a HEALTHY REPUBLIC.
Minister Reid, in the conversation 10
which have referred, expressed the
opinion that this number, as fur as the
substantial and Intelligent classes uro
concerned, is growing less c-cry duy,'
and that the republic. which has Just
passed its twcnty.first birthday, never
was so strong us it is now. There is,
for instance, n better feeling between
the Catholic hierarchy In France and
the republic than there was for years
afterth overthrow OF Napoleon and
Eugene. They have had what they
peculiarly call In French raproci-
men.. Then, too, as Mr., Reid further
remarked, the republic is very ably md
indeed almost brilliantly administered.
ut this time by the chsfs OF the govern
mcnt under President Carnot. The
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ardcncv in the matter, and England's
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great war ships OF the two nations) has
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powers OF Europe. And SO, in fuct, they
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MAGNIFICENT PARIS
Tho Intelligonoer Tourists in tho
Groat French Capital.
A VIEW FROM THE EIFFEL TOWER

An Inspiring sight-.-Brcakfhst Witt,
Minister Rcid-.-Grapl,ic Description
Of tho Memorable Scene on tho DC.
casion Of the Performance or the
German Opcra.-.Twclvc Hundred
ArrcstsiWitncsccd Ina Single Night.
Visit to Spot the History OF Whlcl,
Is Written III BLOOD.
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TO
WVMUEnGL GUE0 .ssq
FRANCE,
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THAT tired feeling now SO often heard
Of, is entirely overcome by floods Sar-
saparlla, which gives mental and bodily
81 rnppth
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Ohio, SteubenVille SeminarI

The Misses Halls boarding and Day schI
or Girls. Graduates from All cz,cndC d con,
or admits by certificate TO Wellesley. OpEs
SEPTEMBER IS. For circulars address,
jyl7.MwIF MISS MARY A. IIAfI,
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Sold l,y crocc.c everywhere.
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MRS. N. STEVENS HARRIS
MISS NAE BELL. HART'S
School for Young Children,

lIghioi Too, M '' ~ ;no ,ats airy aud we'll
street; \ full corps OF ctllcicn,c"cihS",, NatSvi
school will be divided into Tire Gc SnSsi' lha
grades each NC OF hscs
ClAss ' ~ i''y Freshman
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-07-30

Rev. Hart returned last week and
preached in the NJ. f. church Sunday.
Mrs. w. ii. Hickok returned to her
home at ShawanO Wednesday.
Miss Annie McGill returned to Min.
neapolis on Friday after spending a
couple of weeks with old friends and
neighbOrs.
Mrs. Martha Foster of Winona is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Lusk and daughter Grace
of River Falls and Miss Susie Whipple
of Winona were in the city Saturday.
Geo. HOLSTER is at Mapleton, OAK,
on business for NJ. L. Dill.
Samuel Lewis has returned from
Bloomington, ILL.,, having been absent
several months.
Mr.. Rudy returned from West SUI
perior last week.
J. NJ. Bailey is in Dakota looking
after his harvest.
DR.. Churchill moved his family to
Black River Falls last week.
Miss Nellie Malin returned to her
home in Ohio last week.
Mrs. Jas. Goldsworthy and her little
son spent few days with the Prof. at
Ellsworth the first of the week.
Miss Stella McGray is visiting her
sister at Wheaton, MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-07-30
MOEYILLE.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. t. Eidom. a
daughter.
Mrs. y. p. Nesseth of Zumbrota has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Larson.
Messrs. Larson and Thompson of
Esdaile called on j. Bundle last
Wednesday.
Sven Peterson had the misfortune
to cut his foot very badly on scythe
while moving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bundle spent Sunday
in Red Wing.
Guldbrand Eklund has bought a lot
of Mr. Moe and is going to put up a
dwelling and shoemaker shop.
Peter Olson fell from load of hay
on to log fence and badly hurt his
side.
Mr.. Bundle bought road cart at
the sale at Norheim's.
Henry Nelson, Guturne Chelstad and
y. Haarstad are going to Minneapolis
/ to work.
Maggie Thompson Of Esdaile visited
at Mr.. Bundles last Sunday.
The Town Board of Trimbelle let
the Job of repairing the bridge west
of Melville to w. G. Thurber for S25.
Mr.. J. Powers while driving a bind
er drove his team into an old empty
well and one horse was killed,
A brother of Alfred Anderson ar
rived from Sweden short time ago.
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RIVER FALLS. WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. JULY 30 1891.
IIAMaLoNn.

Miss Caiins and Miss Phillips of
Glenwood were guests OF Mrs. John
Lee % pAft Of last.week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Conrad have a
little daughter at their home; aIecent
arrival.
Chas. Sloan and Tommy Stewart
brought up small drove OF horses
from southern Minnesota last week.
Mrs. Collins left for the southern
part of the state Thursday morning
last to visit her daughter and other
relatives for couple of months
Mrs. Haycox and daughter of Hud-
son are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Matteson.
The W. G. I. u. gave an ice-creara
social at the home of Mrs. f. Plumb
on Friday evening of last week
The music WAS above the average on
such occasions. Prof. Babcock sang
several solos that were very appro-
pirate.
Miss Gertie Miller is absent at Ben
son and Minneapolis, Mimi, TO remain
a month or six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell of Luverne.
Mum, are visiting old friends and
neighbOrs here and at New Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Bushnell moved to this
town in its early days--35 years ago
and removed TO their present home in
1880.
Rev. stephens exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Coen of Clear Lake last sun
day.
Died, July q, of consumption, Peter
Yost. The funeral was at the Con-
gIegational church the following day.
The remains of Mr.. Ring, a former
resident of this town, were brought
here for interment Monday last. Mr..
Ring died the previous day at the
home of Mr.. Avery Dagget in Clear
Lake, with whom be resided.
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SPEING LAKE.

ii. NJ. Preston has been quite sick
but is now improving. George Robin
son is also very much indisposed.
Mrs. Chas. Bailey Is in Ohio, whittier
she was called by the serious illne IS
of her mother.
A. o. Nyhagen lost child last week
by diphtheria.
Henry Bailey was quite seriously
hurt in the old Kinnett saw mill last
week. A temporary covering which
they had erected fell on him while the
saw was in motion.
Ilaying is about completed. No one
is likely to be short of barn room.
Henry Webb is hauling cream from
this vicinity to the Eau Gale cream
cry. The price paid is Is cts. Id.
Peter Akers is running a meat wag-
on once every week to the farmers in
the vicinity of of Spring Valley.
Our venerable postmaster has fitted
up neat and commodious building,
apart from his dwelling, and fronting
on the highway, where he now re.
ceives and distributes Uncle Sam s
mail.
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OAK GROVE.

otto BrOckmeir, Martin Linden.
berger and Lawrence Gotten will start
for Dakota in few days to remain
for the summer.
Mr.. Newell of Presc oft has been
canvassing in town for fruit trees and
other nursery stock.
Fred Endorfe has well dug on his
farm almost 800 feet deep, with an
abundance of water.
Miss Cora Nicholson of Prescott has
been visiting friends and relatives in
town during the past two or three
weeks.
Some pieces of spring grain are
suffering little from rust.
Henry Mercord is building a large
machine shed.
The state school fund is now in the
town treasurer's hands, and belongs
to the several school districts as fol.
lows: