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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-16
SISTER susAN's STORY.
The Other Side of the Sensational Affair
In Which Anna Dickinson Was the Gem
trail Figure.

The Other Side of the Sensational Affair
in Which Anna Dickinson Was the Gem
trail Figure.
SCRANTON, Pa. April 11.-Miss Susan
E. Dickinson was in the city Friday in
consultation with friends relative to
the statements made by her sister to a
reporter in New York Miss Dickinson
said that she had telegraphed DR..
Seward that he would be held in dam
ages for the injury he is doing her
sisters mind confirming her delusion
and also that friends of West Pittston
and vicinity will testify that she has de-
voted her life for years to the welfare
and interests Of Anna In conclu-
sion Miss Susan says that she sees now
that her friends told her truly
when they said she was fool
ish to devote her life to Miss Anna.
Hereafter Anna must find faithful
servants wherever she can. Miss Susan
does not explain why, when the Scran-
ton Republican first gave to the world
the story Of her sisters insanity, she
sent strongly worded denial of it to
every paper in the region claiming that
the report was ''a cruel outrage
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE story
that Anna Dickinson was sane
when she was committed to the Dan
vile insane asylum and that her com
mitment was irregular; that the state
,lunacy laws were in her case hagrantly
violated, and that Philadelphia ply
sicians and officials were concerned in
the injustice done her, is officially
and particularly denied here.
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~ First p, blica ton March u
Default having bern made in the payment OF
the sum OF Eoi,r ;nnred tWenty-ona and S3-lO(,
($42l .S:} dollars. Which /, clrilhed 20 be due al
the date of tEsA notice apo: a certain Mort2ngp
duly cxe.nte, and deiiv,r@d by james Ellis tnd.
Alice Ellis. his wife. n,Grt@agSrst to he Now
gee Bearing date the i:iIs siayof sai,nary 1855
md wi til 20 IF sale there cs. taila dEssa
recorded i'll IL office If + ,esister of Deeds IN
and for III. Counter Mar hall AID state OF
8 o'cnck p. N. i..boo C. OF M srt e:a :es. on pages
go. 81 an; - III no Il ton o prnceediIe
having De,i t.its,itseis.t law r o; he;wise. 1c.
rec yer tn, IL cured by.aaid mortgage. or
any part lhr,,ff.
i Now TA.a Furt Nur.cs rs Fl EREBy GIVEN.
That by virtue OF hnsi.nwei' oi sale 'ntniiled IN
said mortgage, and rurs.iait to the statutein
such case made AMI 8fros:tled. f.,e aeid mOrtgage
will be foreclosad by sac of tils rremts es de-
scribed in aud conveyed by sata mort gage. viz:
lots one az and two ~ Of section thirty t3O)
Township one hundred and f.ty.fre q55l range
fOrty-sjx (46) west. containing one hundred
sixty-one aud CO 100 1925 asres. in Marshall
county and Sta'e Of Minnesata.- With the here
ditaments and appurtenances; whichsale willie
nude by he sheriff OF said MARSHALL cnunty, ut
thefroGt door If the Court H .use. in the Village
Of Warrei,in said county aud state. on the 9th
day OF May 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. M. OF that day.
at public vendue to the hia hest hid err for cash
TO pay snid debt OF Four hundred tweHty-oncs
and So 90 dollars and interest and the taxes III
any IN said premises. and twenty five dollars
attorneys fees. as stipnl .teG in and by sait,f
marl gage in case OF foreclO and the disburse
at any time within one year from the day OF sale
as provided by law n
Dated March 10th a. D. 1891.
THE NEW EN- LAND MORTGAGE SECURITY
JoHN CROMB and 8. Cooke. attorneys Tor mort
a4s gaHoo.
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Pronounced Hopeless. YET Saved.

From a letter written bv Mrs.
Ada r. Hurd of Groton, S. D., we
quote: WAS taken with a bad cold
which settled on my lungs, cough
set in and finally terminated in
consumption. Four doctors gave
me up saying l could live but a
short time. [ gave myself up to
my Saviour; determined if could
not stay with my friends on earth,
7 l would meet my absent ones above.
Ny husband was advised to get Or.
Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, coughs and colds. /
gaveit trial. took in all eight
bottles; it: has cured meand thank
God | am nova we'll and hearty
woman" Trial bottles free at Il.
r. Whitney's drugstore, regular
size,s SOC and $I.OO.
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A PRESENT FOR EVERY BRIDE.

For twenty-three wears 'sTHE
HOUSEHOLD" has been a welcome Wis
itor in hundreds OF thousands OF
American homes, and has been, dur
ing these years, the companion and
help OF the American housewife.
In order that the brides of the
country may have the benefit of the
visits OF this. the oldest household
publication in the country, the pub
fishers offer to send "THE House.
HOLD to all brides OF six months Or
less, who will themselves, Or thei;.
friends, send ten two-cent stamps
with printed notice OF their marriage
in the same letter.
This is n very tempting offer, and
they callit their wedding Present, Z
which thy offer to every bride IN the
United States on the above terms.
"THE HoUsEHoLD" has just made
three very striking offers to the three
subscribers who shall obtain the
three largest lists Of new subscribers
between March firstand August first.
These presents are nothing less
than a 800 Horse and Goddard
Buggy, a Miller Upright Piano, in
either Mahogany, Oak, Walnut or
Ebonized case, and Il Columbia Bicy-
Gle for either lady or gentleman 8
use.
The March number Of HE HOUSE,
HOLD" contains illustrations ard
descriptions ofthese elegant presen' .
aud can be found at the news stands,
or will he sent by the publishers, on
receipt OF ten cents by The House
hold Company, so Broomfield ST.,
Boston,
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Default having been made in the payment O,
the sum of three hundred ninety and 32-1G0
l33a0.Sc; dollars, which is claimed to be due at
n date OF this notice, upon a certain NOR! gage.
duly executed and delivered by Laul;l W. Ross
AMI Edwin r. Ross, her husband, nlurtgagor>, I o
George. Mclean ST.. guardian, IN ortge gee bear
ing date the 9ti, day OF June 1887, and with y
power of sac therein contained duly recorded
in tile office OF the Re st;.r Of Deeds IN and for
the county OF Marshallsand State Of Sitneststa
on The 10th day OF June 1887. ct o clock y. IL.
in book f. OF mortgages. OH page 500; and nC
action or proceeding having been instituted. III
law or otherwise, to reco err he debt secured bS
said mortgage, or a,iy part thereof.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given, That
mortgage. and pnrs mt to ,he statute il such
case made and provided. the said mortgage viii
he fnreclosed by sale OF the premises described
iii and conveyed by sad mortgage, viz:
Lot six (6) in block fifteen tl5) in the Village OF
Warren, according to The recorded plat thereof
now in h:e in the Office OF Register of Deeds j
ard for said cou;lty. IN MARSHALL county and
appur enalces which sale wi be- made by ths
Sheriff OF said Marshall county at he front doG1
OF the Court lio little Village OF wa rem in
said County and State. the I'd ny of Man
1891, at 10 O'Clock a ln., OF that day, at public
veii,.ue. to the hghest bidder fer cash. t. pay
said debt Of three hundred ninety and 32-100 dol
lars. and interest and the taxes. If any. on sail,
premises. ami Twenty-Five dollars. attorneys
fees. as stipulated in and by said mortg: ge in
case Of foreclosure, and the disbursements allow
Ell by law; subject to redemption at any tiliie,
within one year from the day Cf sale as provided
by law.
GEORGE Mclean sh., Guardian.
Mortgage.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MARSHALL,
SIS. District Court 18th Judicial District,
In the matter of the Receivers'ip in the property
and effects of Joseph Dalpay, Insolvent.

SIS. District Court 14th Judicial District.
In the matter of the Receivership in the property
and effects Of Joseph Dalpay, Insolvent.
On reading the verified petition of K. J. Tnra-
among other things alleging that he has duly
given the notice Of his appointment required by
law. and that on or about the 18th day OF May
A. r. 1889 this Court duly made its order, fixing
ard limiting the time within which the creditors
OF the said Joseph Dalpay should file their claims
s S'eh tne % sad IN oet and t
with said receiver prior to the lat day of July.
1883, and that he duty lied copies of such Or
ders to each of said creditors long prior to said
LIST day OF july. 1885, and alleging that said re-
ceiYer has in his hands funds which he is ready
to distribute among the creditors OF said insol-
vent.
Now. therefore. it is ordered. that each and ali
OF the creditors Of said Joseph Dalpay, insolvent,
who have not filed duly verified proofs OF their
claims against said ins0lveEt with said Receiver
or any whose claims haveno been allowed, show
cause before this Court at my chambers in the
city OF MOorhead in he county OF Clay and Stale
" Minnesota. on the til day OF Apr A. d.
why each and all OF them should not be barred!
from in any manner participating in said estate.
And it is further ordered. that in default OF
proper cause being shown at said time and place
afors'ssid. said creditors and each OF them who
have not filed their Gains with sai,' receiver
prior to this date or VIII Sc claims h We 40! bee
slowed lie a:id the same are herr by barred ~
prohibited from in any TANNER part cipatiie IL
the distribution Of the assets of sal, estate.
II ls further ordered. that copy OF this order
be published once in each week for three success
i've weeks in the St. Paul Daily Dispatch a dali
newspaper published at St. Paul in aid state Of
Minnie ota. and in a newspaper published III tbs
county OF Marshall in said state. and hat Il
copy thereof be mailed to each of the ere itors
whose addresses are known to sa d asslgl1ee anC
who have not fled their aims prior to this d ,
or whose claims have not been II owed on or /,
fore the 10th day OF April. 1891.
IRA 3. MILLS. District Judge
Dated April Sd. 1891.
MUM. BoYEsEN & THYaEsoN. ATTORNEYS for Re
ceiver. 1913 Ger. Am. Bank Bldg. st. Paul MINI
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At BARNUM's BIER.

a Great Thront Follows the Remains Of
the Famous Snowman to Their Last
Resting Plaoe-His Estates valued at
81 s6. 900. 900 How II Il Disposed Of by
HissaWil. -
.BRIDG BPoRT, Conn.,, April 11.-Busi-
ness here was almost entirely sus-
pended out 81 respect to the memory 81
Bridgeport's great benefactor, the late
2. L. Barnum. Mourning emblems
were to be seen on all sides and
the day was one Of gloom and sorrow.
At an early hour the streets were
filled with people, not only of this city,
but from the surrounding towns and
cities. The funeral services were be-
gun by q short prayer at the residence
at 1890, only the members of the
family being present The body was
then conveyed to the Congregational
church, whore DR.. Collyer, of New
York, delivered a touching Grafton. The
singing was especially beautiful. and
the floral tributes many and appropri-3
ate. The church was crowded. A great
throng followed the body TO the grave.
BRIDeEPoRT, Conn, April 1.-THE
will Of the late p. T. Barnum was read
at Maranna immediately after the
funeral ia the presence of the family
and representatives q the press. The
wealth of the great Snowman is esti-
mated to amount to over SIS, 900, 900.
The first will was written by Mr.. Bar
mum in 1882, since which time eight
codicils have been added at various
times.
By codicil dated July, 1890, he gives
his wife $780, absolutely and $40, 900
annuity He bequeathed to the First
Universalist church of this city SIS, 900
for providing preaching and other
services recognized by the United
States convention as in conformity to
the faith of Universalism. He be-
aueathed Caroline c. Thompson, of
New York, 800, 900, to Clinton II. Seely,
his grandson, $4,000. In the Same
codicil he states that he has no male
heir named Barnum, and provides that
If Clinton H. Seely will change
his name to Clinton Barnum
Seely he will give him 5000
more. The contract between Barnum
Bailey shall be, enforced and g
per cent. of his share in the show is
given to Clinton Barnum Seely provid-
ing he will devote sufficient time in the
interest of the show to carry it on sue
cessfully. If the sum reaches over
$4,000 q year the balance goes. to the
estate.
To Mrs. Henry Buchetelle, Denver,
Col, he gives 765 acres of valuable land
in Denver. To Treasurer Fish of the
great show is bequeathed per cent. of
the profits, providing he remains at the
end of five years, in addition to- his
present salary. The residuary estate,
after the payment Of requests, is divided
among his children and grandchildren.
To Tufts college he bequeaths $780,
900. To Universalist societies and in
stitutions to hospitals and asylums in
various cities about $4,000 is left. He
leaves $4,000 for a statue of himself at
his grave. Any. contestant Of the will
is tosbes cut, off. Z 4 9 s
The last codicil, dated March 80, 1891,
provides that his executors shall COM
plete the new historical and scientific
society building in this city, the same
to cost $135, 1000.
William r. Hincks, treasurer of the
City savings bank, and Treasurer Fish
are named as executors to serve with
out bonds.
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Hezekiah Butterwortl,. of the

Hezekiah Butterwortll, Of the
YoUTH,s COMPANION. and author OF
the lannon's Gig Gag Joulne5' books,
is preparing q volume to add to his
interesting series. from material
gathered on a trip over the Great
Northern Railway, through Mime
sofa, North Dlkot, and Montana,
during the SUMMER OF 1890. He
thinks the Park Region OF Minnesota
is one OF the most delightful sections
OF America for a summer outing.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE.

STATE OF MINES OTA, COUNTY OF MARSHALL
SIS III Probate Court, special term, pri'
Srd 1891.
In the matter OF the Estate OF August S:enson,
deceased
Letters OF administration on the e-tate Of aaid
deceased being this day granted n;to Emma
Svenson of said county:
Il 1T Is ORDERED. that NIL claims AVID dpmHnds o!
Ill persons against said estate he presented 20
this coIrtior e Examination and allowance ut Ii
Probate office. in Warren in said county.
Friday the ninth day OF October 1891 at 10
o'clock a. m. ID
IT is FURTHER ORDERED, that six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors TO pr :
sent their claims against said estate at the OK
pration of which time all claims not presented
TO said court or not proven to it's satisfaction
shall be forever barred, unless for cause shOwu
farther time be allowed.
ORDERED FURTHER, that notice OF the time
and place Of the hearing and examination OF
said claims and demands shall be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week. for three
successive weeks, in the WARREN SHEAF, a week
" newspaper printed and published at Warren
in said county.
Dated at Warren. Mimi. the third day OF April
A. D. 1891 -. g.
By the Court, C.S. HULL.
Judge OF Probate.
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JUBILEE OF a JOURNAL.

The Golden. Anniversary of the New Yorl;
Tribune
New York, April IL Friday was
the fiftieth anniversary of the birth of
the New York Tribune, and the event
was fittingly celebrated at night by a
jubille at the Metropolitan opera
house. The vast edifice was
we'll filed and programme worthy
of the occasion was rendered. Ad-
dresses were made by William Nc
Kinley, Jr., Chauncey M. Depew,
Charles A. Dana, Roswell G. Horr and
George William Curtis, an original
poem was read by Edmund Clarence
Stedman.
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w ednesday, April. 8

During the morning session the senate
adopted resolutions apnropriating, $685. Sc
Tor the expenses OF the state PRISON inyesti.
cation and giving the doorkeepers full nav
ut 50 per day from the beginning of the
session. They were appointed at 50. The
reso luton passed by q vote o. 80 to s. Re-
peated attempts have been made to get
through the senate resolution providing
Tor second edition of the manual, but
heretofore they have JAILED. Yesterday
morning Senator Davis renewed the war
and finally his resolution was adopted.
Ihe Hennepin senators had little alter
cation over The house bill putting several
county officers on a salary instead OF the
present lee system. This was an issue in
thc last campaign, and the Democrats
sought to evade direct conflict with their
own platform by passing the bill. but max
ing it take effect Jan. l. 1903. at the close
the terms OF the present Democratic Of
Gals. Senator Morse and John Day Smith
objected to Senator March's recommends
ton that the bill pass and it went back to-
the delegation
A coupe o! bills were introduced at the
close OF the calendar and then Adjournment,
was taken until this morning.
HOUSE
The house had its first tilt yesterday over
the senate measure known as the Davis in
terest bill. The bill was reported back bv
t!he committee on banks and banking
There were two reports upon it, one signed
by Messrs. Capser (the chairman of the
comni'tee). bearing, NJ. Walsh and Lloyd,
recon- mendlng that the bill be Indefinitely
postponed, and the other report simply re-
turning the bill to the house without rec
emancipation being signed by Messrs. Ly-
man, Halter, Gilmore and Carlton
The minority report Of the committee on
state university and agricultural college was
presented. 1t is signed by Mcssrs. Greer,
Coburn Starks, Coates and Zelch, and re-
ports adversely on the proposition to sep
arate the college from the university.
ON the request Of the governor Mr.. Har-
wick was given leave to introduce Il bill
authorizing the board OF sll eryisors O
Aherhurne county to appropriate money
Tor building Il town hail. The bill was
passed under suspension or the rules
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H. H. DICKMANN, Register
United States Land Office, :,

United States Land Ofice,t
Crookston, Mimi, March a. 1891. !
Notice fs hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention make
final proof III support OF his claim, and that SAID
proof will be made before the Judge CLERK Of
Probate Court Of Marshall Co.. Mimi. at Warren
MINI, Oh May 5th, 1891 viz:
~ JOHN H. HALVORSON.
HID. No los y for the SEA neA sec rs tip. 155. r.
45 and SEA- nwk. neA sWM and lot section 30.
tip. 1866 r. Al
He names the following witnesses to prove lis
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
John Peterson. Nels Lndah!, Knute Rannum
Ole Hanson, all OF Hellum p O.. Mimi
H. H, DICKMAN Register
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United States Land Onfce.t
Crook at ON AIinn March Ord 1S0l (

Complaint having been entered at this Office
by John E. Os rom against Edward G. Dean for
failure t0ic0mDly with law asto Timber Culture
Entry No. 1924. dated August 18TH 1880, upon
the southwest u section 6, Township 1884, R nge
~. in Polk County. MIMI. with view to he
cancellation OF slid entry; contestant alleging
that the said Edward c. Dean after planting
about.ten acres OF said land to trees tree seeds
or cuttings. has during the last six years failed
to properly care for and cultivate the same that
for the want OF cultivation and proper care the
same are now nearly all dead, that there are now
not to exceed four acres of 81 andiug and living
summoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
day OF May 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. H.. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure
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Republican League Convention. .

I New YORK, April 1.-THE fourth
annual convention of the Republican
league of the United States will meet
in Music hall, Cincinnati, at noon,
April 81. If the convention allows rep
.resentation according to the new con-
gressional superintendent the va
rious state and territorial delegations
Including the six state delegates)
would be composed OF 1919 delegates
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QUAINT AND CURIOUS.


~. an m., : noc No. o. olackoros that VS.
..ou Ia lulse.' . '. lew Gays ago was
o-o ''.s'' !" - pa47 "inse
na4,,. nh9i a:. ~ !anpa, ria, mas
- aa 20. losiey I - tue iorn OF a palr
80, ~. ~, noas Hlon . clearly oonnea
ounu nes'u On o1le Up OF one OF Them,
,s1 ~. - ~. . - snae makes !. I'M
pss.pie 0nsae - silouio De 9 "ofl. OF arr.
a SYRACUSE IN. !. man has snake
IN his stomach, and unless the reptile
gets "haslt wants 70 cat and drink 1t
makes sroaolc. Fort wine Is its favor
lee 1lpple' ouo II u gets TOO much OF tho
VINE y acrs as Il u had deilrlunn ire
mems
The other day q philanthropio lady
found the following appeal among her
usual grist of begging letters. Dear
NOM a n0s
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Double Murder at Waukesha

WAUKEsHA. Wis, April 11.-At 10
o'clock Friday night Christian Preise,
aged76 years, and his wife, aged 70
years, were found lying nearly naked
on the floor Of their home, the wife
dead and the husband dying. It's sup
posed to be q double murder.
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Dennis Garvin, a respected citizen of
St. Peter, 80 years of age, was kicked
in the head by colt and his skull was
fractured, upper jaw broken loose from
the face, nose broken and fattened,
and he also sustained a compound frac-
ture of both bones in the left forearm
and q cut across his cheek. There was
not much hope for his recovery.
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He Got q Holiday.

Chicago Herald When was about eleven
years old one day rebelled against going
to school. I preferred the hook and the
line and the babbling brook, and said to
father--a tarmer-at tho dinner table
Cant stay out of school this atternoon?''
"Oh, yes" he answered promptly, to my
no small surprise.
l ate my dinner with keen antic; pations
OF a jolly u tcrnoon; but as we rose rom
the table father said. Come with me.
need little help in picking up the allow
ground"
When the trees Of the forest were telIed
they were cut into logs. rolled together and
burned, after which it was necessary TO pick
up the charred sticks. ami make smaller
heaps for another fire. When father said,
Come with me- knew what he meant,
and went
At night was black as negro and sour
as lemon. and the next morning | said.
feather, | think | would rather go Ia
school to-day"
"Ali right" he answered; ego aleal;'
and alter that was care III not to ask Tor
holiday without some very good reason.
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Carried Over the Dam to Death

ORANeE, Mass, April Is. Sunday
afternoon while four Italians, Carmelo
Carria. Tony Long, Tony Jedium and
Nicolo Marchesi, were boatriding on
Miles river they allowed the boat to 60
too close to the rapids and were carried
over the dam and drowned.
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Town CLERKS and TfeaslrerS,

Names and addresses OF Town
Jerks and Village Recorders, also of
Town and Village Treasurers elected
March 10, 1901.
eThc first name after each village or town is
mat OF the Recorder or Clerk, the second is the
name Of the IreaSurerI
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Mr.Crounxe Apnointad.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE presi-
dent has appointed ex-Congressman
Alonzo Crounzs, of Nebraska, third as
sistant secretary Of the treasury.