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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
SUMMONS.

Is STATE Oh M IN N EslaT 4. - ouIty o. Brown 1ss
istrict Court, 4 nth ieial uistrict
IS 80 - ~ Us - ~ =
Heinrich Yoigt the unknown heirs Of sid Helm
rich and also all her PERSONS part
known claiming any right, tile. esi lien or In
the real es ale in he complaint
herein defendants q
The s ate OF Minnesota Is the above named 8
PENDANT s;
You and enc h Of you are her by summoned and
required to answer he Of he flaintif in
The above enti led action which is fled in he
flee Of lie clerk OF the is lict soIr OF the in b
sutj ial islrjt ct in and Tor the ui,ii o rown
':H OF iHiieso Il, ut he of lew III:
9 lin and serve a.:opys OF your answer o The
"a complaint upon he subscriber al Ills etiic in
the city OF New Tim iii the county of
srown she safe aforesaid with
III weny days at er rs: service cf.8,his sum
mo ispens you, ex elusive Of the day of suchser
wtttlin the time i. e,csaid the .plaintiff will
apply ie the Court for the lief demanded in the
complaint
il: q
4 hin iii itort ey
STARE tslss MI sSvIssO'rl Comfy OF rrown SIS
lsis liet souit, Ninth j,,aicial District
+ssearl sehseyer Plaintiff.
esnrief Nsoig. the unknown heirs o. said Hein-
rich oigt and also all her persons or paTjes un-
known claiming any right,title. estate lien or IN
efes n ne fe;t diesel bed The comp aini
herein. NiieIen ants
Notice is hereby given tia, aD ae, ion has lser
commenced u this cour by The above. NAMED
plaintiff against The asoYe named defenda is the
object OF which action is toldetermine The adverse
claim q eaclland all osaid defendants % The real
estate hereinafter in he plant in said ac-
lion described and q have he above named plain.
llf adjudged 70 be The owner in fee simple Of aid
real estate, ana have said defendants and each of
lem forever barred from asserting any claim or
lle to said real estate, and to have s paintif.s
TIL iheret0q Gie ed and cent amed III himself, his
heirs and assigns,
be piemi. es affected by said action are situated
IN he oun Y ct B IUwi anti described as follows.
Lot No twelve (l2l in Block No4isi xsy Coz South
otGenre street in the lily OF CIV UlIn. according
to he new plat OF said cityns entered record by
he German j. and q association Of ssinreso a.
Dated July 9ih,A u 1855.
F.BAASES
Plaintiff s Attorney
New I In. .siM
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a Pension for q Ram e.

Representa- Lind has secured favor
able consid Iteration Of the bill gran ting 4
pension to Joseph Fortier, who was i
private ii the Renville rangers Of tie
Minnesota militia volun teers. He lis
now . resident Of Granite Falls During
the indian war Of 4 SO e he was wounded
while defending Fort Ridgley He Will
receive a pension as usual in such cases.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The ST. Peter Herald says nominate
Dan Lawlefa and the kids will do the re i
Then its different with the Democrats
than with the Republicans. Among the
latter, the old wheel horses, it seems
still to have a good deal to say
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
xNTATE OF NJ IN NESOTa, County OF Erswn $ s.
NJ In Probate Court. Special Term, July b$h

~ In Probate Court. SPECIAL Term, July 5sh,
1882 1siss re ~
Inths matter OF Tie, estate d John amp
bell. deceased
On reading and fling Ire petition offs. George ,ad-
minist rator OF the of 10 mt ampleIl deceased
representing among other things hat he has full.
" administered i, said estae, and praying that a
time and pi3ce be liked for eS amining AMI allow
for the assignment the residue Of said tsta,e 10
the parties entitled lhere.o by law
Its ordered that said account be examined az i
petitien heard by the Judge of This Court 8 n
Thursday he 4th day Of august a. D. 1872, a to
soclockA. Nd at the Probate Office in said COT "
AID it is turrher ercered, tni,t notice thereof
be giyn to all persons in crested by
Publishing copy Of this order once in each week
for hTee Successive weeks plior to aid day of hear
ing inthe New sUlm Review. a weekly newspaper
printed and pubiishsd a. tile isyof New Ula in
said Count
Dated 81; q, New Tim, y inn this 9Th ny Of July
-. 81. 1853. 8ss55 Isl 's5
Fytl,e Court,
Ernst Brandt
lL.S Judge OfP roba te
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Gataia IA inv.
When Alliance officials talk alb

When Alliance officials talk about
Kansans starving = sleath, every potato
.slyly WinIs - ~ State journal.
And every ca biss rods It's head Law
renee Journal Ard every .beet gets red
ii the face. Clay lily Times. And
every squash crooks its. neck Clyde.
Argus. And every onion grows strong
Clifton Review. LeayenWorth Times.
And every corn aches Iillstone. And
every foot Of land kick Ks. Chicago ITlii-
bune. And every crap coolers up. ari-
Sault Republican. And every current
runs away Red Wing Republican And
every barley corn goes for beer, oor-
head News. And beans are ashamed arc
ssget in the soup to hide. ante Fall:
Journal. And is carrots turnip ane
say, lettuce have peas while a head 81
cabbage grows sauer and makes ~
face. St. Peter Herald
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The scarcity Of delegates that can l,e
connected with the name Of Coy. Nc
Gill in his g,lbcrnatorial aspirations IS
good evidence that the people get tired
Of man who always wants office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The people who sfentsto Duluth, with
q few exceptions, returned home this
morning They all speak in thankful
terms Of the hosp lily and courteous
treatment accorded them III the Zenith
City
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for Cong The Judge is said to have
record
The scarcity Of delegates that can lie
connected with the name Of Coy Me
Gill in bis gubcrnatorial aspirations IS
good evidence that the people get tired
\ of q man who al ways wants office.
The Sit. Peter Herald says nominate
4 Dan Lawler and the kids will do the re T
Then its different with the Democrats
than with the Republicans. Among the
latter, the old wheel-horses, it seems
still to hare d good deal to say.
When McC lesrly delegate stepped
up to the hotel clerk upon leaving Man
kato and offered to pay his bill he was
politely Informed that everything was
! square That accounts perhaps for the
great number Of McC leary delegates. The
road, you know, to a mans heart is eth
er through his pocket book orshis stoln-
ach.
Prof. Nc Cleary has demonstrated what
hustling can do. Eight months ago his
inexperience in politics caused bis aspilss
sations to be looked upon in the LIGHT Of
ajoke. Sixty votes at his disposal on
the first ballot places a complexion OF
an entirely different character upon the
prim and gentlemanly locking profes-
sor
An exchange has madea valuable sug
gestion in calling upon Mr.. Merriam to
serve as manager of the central commit
tee in case Mr.. Nelsonis nominated for
governor. That would enable the tWo|
to work together as they are now and
perhaps remove some Of that
strong suspicion that seems to bother
those outside the. secrets of the success
of the Nelson campaig On.
Bro. Pease's misfortune is lamentable.l
Week. after week hestold the readers Of
the Anoka Union that NIcGill would be
nominated and now that all of the dele
gates have been selected and McGill gets
hardly q taste the anguish Of our bald
headed brother must be almost unbeara-
bic. And when he considers that even
his own county went back on his choice,
he must couple with that unweleome
thought the other cruel fact that his In
fiuence is really no more than that Of a
iestersjingle.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28

outside. When the men had been about
Eve minutes at work. Night Waterman John
Howard came on 10 the wharf, and not hay-
Ing a suspicion of anything wrong. good
naturedly hailed the robber sentry. With
out word of warning Harrell raised his
weapon and at the distance OF less than 10
feet fired.
The charge was buckshot and a heavy
one. 1t took effect in the abdomen OF the
Waterman. and produced a wound from
which he died Is minutes later, but not be-
fore the little village had been aroused by
rapid succession of pistol shots fred by the
dying man, after his retreating assailant.
When his neighbors, warned by the alarm,
gathered at the ferry slip a few minutes
after the first shot. they found Howard
rapidly expiring In a pool of his blood. he
died while telling the story of the crime.
The robbers escaped in their boat, and in
less than an hour posse of 20 citizens,
under Sheriffs Fistus and Ellis, was in hot
pursuit Ii was supposed that the men
would make for Wood Island, a former
rendezvous of two members of the gang,
and hither the officers took their men. The
search was kept up for three days without
success, and it was on last Saturday that
Harrell was captured in Los Angeles.
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COURT NOTES.

Eliza Johnson has sued W. Il. johnson for a
divorce
Lizzie NJ. Macabe has sued James VI. Macabe
for q divorce.
ca. NJ Curry has been granted a FINAL dis
charge 10 insolvency by Judge Levy.
Della keegan, native OF Ireland. who re-
sides at 22os LArkin sTeeI. was committed to
the insane asylum al Napa yesterday.
William Wiley filed yesterday bond on ap-
real from the decision against him of January
% TO Gust the Park Commissioners from office.
Tie sums of So IL and 81 Al the estates OF
Joseph A. Heard and OF Ellen Stray, who died
more than 1--we years ago, have been escbeated 10
the 5 ale.
The entire day was consumed by Judge Trout
aud counsel yesterday In The vain effort 10
secure jury In the Haudey arson case. Only
eleven were obtained.
Joseph NJ Nougues. attorney -at-lsw, has been
sued on 4 note of ApiiI 4. 1890, promising IN 81 y
months TO pay $3.50 20 with interest al per
cent TO the California Powder Works
disagreement OF the jury resulted after
trial of Thomas A. Thomas, accused OF passing
a worthless check drawn on The bank Of Hay
wards. The trial was before Judge Wallace.
The s261 80 estate OF Clement f. Wood, who
was justice OF the peace, has ali been paid out
by The Public Administrator leaving no residue.
Inc funeral cost s140 90. and the grave S55.
John CurIy. VINO on the 14ih Of February as
saulted his wife win a puity.knfe was found
not guilty by The jury IN Judge Wallaees depart.
meni yesterday. They have not been living
together.
Cornelius Cummings. accused OF having robbed
r. ID.
leased on bis own IecognIzance by Judge Wall
ace. Assistant District Attorney Black moved
the court 10 do SO
The George H. Fuller Desk Companv has AT.
tached The Office furniture of W. II. J.. Bai mes
for S205 so. Ii il claimed that The amount
named is due on a bill for office furniture pur-
chased prior TO December 1890.
The j. Dewing Company has sued william
Dunphy for $1,000 on his subscription Of June
5. 1888, to take the "Imperial Japan Edition OF
Picturesque California" payment 10 be made In
10 lDstallments for the 20 secllous
Judge Levy gave Judgment as prayed for In
the case OF Abraham ArOnsou Va. Mrs Lillian
w. BlaDkman 10 recover a balance of SASS 60
and 10 foreclose on the furniture at 52l Post
stree, bought from him In APRIL 1891, for
1885 co.
j. A. Townley entered suit in the Justices
Court versus K HewsOn 10 recover $40 under A
contract with Darby, Layton & Co, to raise 10
the surface steam launch Lying aud resting on
the bottom OF the bay of San Francisco and
$40 more for bailing her ont aud landing her ON
The beach.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28

greater number of the men had sums from
$40 upward in their possession, while there
was no positive evidence that the contract
labor law is being violated. 1t is under
stood that most of the men will be en-
ployed in the vineyards and as servants.
Nine-tenths of them are OF slight physique
and not more than feet high. The lmmi-
grafton authorities are beginning TO look
with great suspicion on these japanese I'M
migrants The Belgic has 170 more aboard,
and the effect of so heavy rush. steamer
after steamer, is likely 20 be quickly felt In
the labor market. immigration Commits
81 oner Hatch says the Jaranese are quite as
artfu and as well posted as the Chinese
when il comes TO evading questions and
eQnivOcating generally. The Chinese pas
sengers OF the China viii be detained on
the San Bias.
The German tramp steamer Romulus.
which arrived from Hong Kong yesterday
after passage OF 2S days. had The yellow
flag flying when she came in. The sight of
ing fTantically out TO the vessel TO make
equally quick time back to Meiggs wharf.
On the arrival of DR.. LawlOr the caDtaln
explained that the ship had clear bill OF
health, but he wanted to scare away the
runners. The R0mulus brings a general
cargo consigned to John kOseDfeld's Sons.
and called at Kobe, Japan, to coal on the
passage over.
The Newark is running In place of the
ferry-steamer Oakland, laid up tor repairs.
The rewark's place on the narrow gauge
route is being filled by the Fl Captain.
W. Smith, master of the steamer Rose
vile, now at MaZatan, expresses the opinion
THAI the brig Tahiti which left this coast
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28
FEDERATED CLUBS.
I Endorsement of Desired improvements
In Various Districts.

Endorsement OF Desired improvements
In Various Districts.
The Potrero-avenue improvement Club
joined the Federation of Improvement
Clubs at last nights meeting. report
from the executive committee contained a
number Of recommendations, which were
considered seriatim and adopted.
Petitions to the Supervisors were in
.dorsed relating to the extension OF Twenty
second TO Army street. the erection of cleo
trio lights at the Potrer0 and at Bernal
Heights. 1t was recommended that petit
lions be drafted by the secretary of the
federation TO insure proper form for the
wording Of the documents.
The PesthOuse Committee presented a
pr gressive report. recommending tract
of ~ acres in the southeastern portion of
the county and embracing five acres in San
Mateo County. IL was characterized as su-
perior to tie Partridge tract, part of the
ground running down 10 the bay, where the
purifying effects OF the winds would be
felt.
The federation Endorsed petition from
the North Beach Improvement Company
asking for $4,000 TO restore and improve
Pioneer Park and the approaches thereto.
1t was also requested that the Superintend-
ent OF Streets be instructed to take imme-
date steps for the removal OF the broken
sections of the concrete wall which, it is
said, endanger life and property.
A general discussion followed regarding
the water mains for South San Francisco.
Ii was stated that insurance rates are Is
per cent higher than in other localities be-
cause of the scarcity of water.
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ALONG SEA And SHORE.
Arrival Of the San Bias From
Panama and Way Ports.
The japanese Passengers From Angel Island
Landed - The Montserrat May Be
Seized as a SLAYER

The Pacific Mail steamer San Bias arrived
from Panama ard way ports yesterday
morning. There were II Chinese in the
steerage. Among the passengers were Lieu
tenants Foote and Beeber of the United
States survey service, the Asturias brothers,
well-known planters Of Guatemala. and j.
E. George Of George & Dietrich of this city.
The San Bias passenger list was small and
her news has been anticipated since her call
at San Diego. At that port the first officer.
S. w. Orr, left the ship, having been CEN
sured by Captain Mclean for Irregularities
of conduct. Al Panama the san Bias found
the steam yacht Zaria of the Imperial Yacht
Club bound for San Francisco. The Zaria
is commanded by Count Straganoff and has
distinguished party on board, including
the Prince and Princess GalitZin. The yacht
left England on January 10, and is making
a trip around the world.
The quarantined passengers Of the China
were placed with their effects on board the
barge Eclipse off the Angel Island station
yesterday, and tOwed 10 the Pacific Mali
dock by the Millen Griffith. Among them
were $50 japanese. including four women.
The latter proved to be respectable, and the
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Works qrydOck yesterday to be cleaned aud

Works drydock yesterday TO be cleaned and
repaired
The schooner Reliance, which went ashore
at Fort Point on Tuesday. has been beached
at Mission flats.
The Gantuck Rock. now III days out from
Greenock to San Diego. is still Quotable at
20 euneas. with no transactions
The third and last caissop, completing
section s A Of the seawall (the space occu-
pied by the old ferry-slipsl is in position
and is being rapidly filled with concrete
The bottom OF the caisSon is studded with
long iron rods or spikes. and the concrete
being poured down ON these through hop
pers and aiterward tamped, forms mass
like solid rock. BY tomorrow the eaIsson
will be sunk flush with the others, aud
meanwhile the work of filling up the rear
with sand Is progressing most satfsfactorilY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28

In October last with party of Gilbert
Islanders for the Mexican plantations, must
have been wrecked AGO miles nearer the
Mexican coast than the Socorro or San
Benedict islands. on which the Boston
searched for possible survivors.
Two new sch0oners are being built at
Benicia for the bay trade. and are expected
TO be completed within two weeks. An ex-
cursion will be made on the steamer Sunol
on Saturday week TO inspect the Two yes
sells.
The steamer Rival is on the Merchants
drydoek
The dredgers and pile-drivers have been
kept extremely busy on the south side Of
the ferry slips lately. The old piles of the
Market-street wharf are being dredged out.
Another dredger is at work at Folsom No.
2. having completed the deepening Of the
water around the Oceanic dock On the
last trip of the Australia TO this port the
water at the wharf was so shallow that the
steamer could scarcely make her way in.
New piles are being driven at Folsom No.2.
The bark Don Carlos. which arrived on
the 18th inst, was navigated the entire dis
lance from New Zealand to this port
by dead reckoning, the only chro-
nOmeter on the ship having been broken.
The time from New Zealand TO Honolulu
WAS 60 DAYS and from hon olulu TO San Fran
cisco 10 days. Despite the mishap referred
TO the Don Carlos beat the Fresno and sew
eral other vessels which started out at the
same time.
The cruiser Yorktown will sail direct
from Mare Island to Port Townsend to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28

The revenue cutter Rush left yesterday
afternoon for Boring sea, and the Bear will
probably leave to-day.
The steamer Tia Juana has BEEN chartered
to go out to Duxbury Reel on Sunday with
the Bowbead Club.
The weather at Point Lobos was hay all
day yesterday. The wind increased from
6 miles an hour at A. NJ. to "A miles at
r.. NJ.
A veteran sea captain who has known all
the city-frOnt secrets for thirty years past
told The CALL reporter yesterday that he
had positive assurance that the steamer
Montserrat, which left last Friday for
Nanaimo. will be seized by British cruiser
as soon as she leaves the Gilbert Islands
with the islanders aboard. The ship will
not be interfered with on this coast, but she
will be dealt with as a slaveship just as
soon as the islanders are on board. 1t is
likely that French cruiser will also be
sent out to look after the Montserrat. The
latter flies the Nicaraguan flag.
Among the removals yesterday were the
bark Sumatra from the stream TO Folsom,
the schooner Iva Mckay from Oakland to
Main, the bark Mount Washington from
Oakland Greek 20 the Union Iron Works.
The tug Sea King took out a select party
to California City Yesterday.
The schooner G. II. White will dock at
Hathaway's wharf TO fit out for sealing
cruise.
The schooner Cornthian left Tor Eureka
yesterday on her maiden trip.
Among the passengers who returned on
the San Bias was Miss r. X. Shook OF this
city, who went down to Guatemala on the
ill-fated West Indian two months ago.
Samuel w. Hawkhurst, supervising en-
gineer of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, has recovered from his recent Illness
and returned to duty.
A white steerage passenger on the China
named Josser, while Quarantined on Angel
Island, became insane and was removed TO
the Home for Inebriates yesterday.
The steamer North Fork returned from
the Union Iron Works to Mission No. /
yesterday.
The ship Jabez Howes and the bark Free
| mont will be towed to sea to-day.
The Sycamore went TO the Union Iron
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28

errors-Philadelph 2, New Yorks Z. Bat
teries-Keefe, Esper and Clements Rusie
and Boyle. Second hiladelphias /,
New Yorks 4; its-Philadelphiss 8. New
Yorks Q; errcr--Philadel has 4, New lorks
4. Weyhing ana Clements, King
and Boyle.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The two games
to-day were both captured by the Bostons;
the first on its merits aud the second through
the home teams errors. The first score
was: Washingtnus o. Bostons 8; hits
WashingtGns 8, Bostons 10; errors-W wash
ingtons 2, Bostops /. Bait 4ries- Gastright
and MilIipan. The second score: Washing
tons 2. Bosions g.; Washingtons 4,
Bostons 3; -Wasbingtons ., Bos!ons
l. n Batteries ilroy and Mcclure, Stiyetts
and Gapsel,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28
CUSTOM-HOUSE NOTES.
The Government Rests In the Lieb
Csss-Those Indictments.

The Government Rests in the Liebes
Csss-Those Indictments.
Everything appears TO be quiet around
the Federal buildings at present. and it is
generally believed that the official storm
which prevailed there has blown over and
the officials breathe easier.
The Government rested its case yesterday
against Liebes Bros. & Co. In the investi-
CATION of the LAG bales Of Sumara tobacco
imported by that firm in September. 1891. as
"filers," which Is now Claimed 10 be
wrappers
Assistant District Attorney Shurtleff and
Special Treasury Agent Mccoy, who act as
prosecutors in the case. propose TO furnish
some additional testimony 10 be given by
witnesses in Cincinnati, where part OF the
tobacco was found stored, but whether they
will be allowed To do so will depend upon
decision by Judge Mckenna, because
Lawyer Dibble who represents L'ebes, will
contest the right Of the Government to iu-
troiuce testimony not taken here or In the
presence OF General Appraiser Shurtleff, who
conducts the investigation.
The Governments evidence was almost
entirely EXPERT testimony, Intended TO esJab-
lish that the samples of tobacco taken from
the 1i6 bales were wrappers"
1t is not known what the defense will be.
An attempt will be made to prove that the
146 bales have not been properly sampled
and that the tobacco they con tanned was of
different kind from that shown during the
Investigation.
No effort has as yet been made 10 serve
any warrants Oh the indictments found by
the Grand Jury last week and on Monday,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-28
Fire Record.

At 80 o'clock yesterday morning a fire
broke out in a one-story frame dwelling at
$50 Illinois street, South San Francisco.
owned and occupied by Mrs. Maggie Nc
Carthy. Loss. 5000.
A shed in the rear Of the Chinese overall
factory at 9l2 Stockton street was partially
consumed by fire last night The alarm was
sounded from box - at 1880 o'clock. The
by lady who resides in Oakland, amounts
TO about $50. The origin Of the IRE is un-
known.
The rear wall OF the overall factory was
slightly damaged. 1t was at one time the
residence of Thomas Mcguire, who was the
leading theatrical manager OF this city for
many years.