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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Sauo Ia %pcrfaufeu.

Ter uuterssitnete bietet nui lanse 3eit
uno sur lettteu 5abluna iolaenoe 5arms
NIB Sauoereren iIrn Iaufen en-: 100 Ader
in Sectiou 4, 30 Nier nit 8elSeu beidet;
100 ater in Setiiou 5 NIT Iiebenoem SSais
fer I'm Conn Grow Sttptr; so Gder in Gee
ton 81; l2O 2ter in Sectlon IL; 40 gdcr
in Section 9, I'm 5omu @roue; so ader IN
Section 10; 20 AdGr III Ssc.iou 10; $50
Nder IN Ssttiou /, i'm Conn Rslroir; 80
&dsr IN Seciiou 8, i'm lppu RIliuoob; q
Cots in 8Ildge Relrpie. Spredt bel 3ei-
ten Dor NIB iidert sut eiu Sar9diu. HGs
here's bal q. ". aolb,
31-5a Melrpie, Ytinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01

Simmer sr0beren Neroer bereits,
Reliter Spas ieinen 5aTsrn unb 5ein.
ben. Sect bat Der BeIeu@tuns Supe'
riutenbent in Columbus entbedt, baf
bic Sperlinse in ben StroSenluterner
nmb Sruar in Der feself6rmiseu 8uppsl
oeiielben ibre NeIier bauen nnb NIT Den
Staub in Dred oerfelben bic 2ampen'
ein'itauns ueritopfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Gin Wort Slr &enntaiB oes beuti.
gen Yroteltautismus.
Son & M. Wilfens.

Die fndlid poiiiiihe @eies9ebun!
Der letten Sabte uno bic o lbr Der
pOrseruienen 3uitdnoe baben unter Yin
oersm 5wei 2batiadsn in'S beQite Mii
tasslldt seitea'. Die innere Sldr.
uno @sidiOiienbeit Der taibOliiden Sir
de uno be Sunebmenceu 5%erbr0delun
gen uno p~rinS,p.eIle Saltloiisfelt oes
BrOteitaniismus. Bon lDie mauher
@eiesen usriprehsn iit bic llbsraler
Qulturidmpier Die 5erfesuns. uoer me
nisItens bic tiefsrelfenhre Stdoisure
oes Dt9anismus Der faiboliiben Rud,
= aleln oas eole MetaQ bat iid in
5euerOfeu Der Yriiuns beWdbrt; bl'
Anfloiun9 hinsesea uuo Der Serial
uoQ5ieben iid bel ieusr iOsenanHten Con
feilOn, 81 oeren Semmung Uosr Inter
b,nouns isne @eisse nod Der Nniid1
,brer @rfiuber nidt semoht iein lpqten
Dion benfe nur on bic @ipilebe. Slt
bot aud fur uneinseweihte ben Yorbana
aeliftet uno in bic leiienoen ilrdliter
Rreiien oeS 8rsieitatismus ben Monael
Der BrincIpien uno G%oniequenS, in Den
8olfsmafen aber ben ipeitsebenoiteu
Nbfdl pom firhliben leben nit eluem
S4luse pruftii1 seofeutart. 3Od plr
baben niht n0ibis. nab oieier Seiie bin
ben ftetisen @rfols Der neuen @eiese su
uerJeihnen; bic Bldtter aler Gidtnus
gen brinsen biefir 8elese, uno bic 3abl
reuben SdmerSeusi6reie Der beitslteu
8lonSmd1ter unb oub u%nberuiener
@lferer uetoen 10 balo ni1t perfliuaeu.
DIR wolen uielmebr pom bieier WeuBer
l,hfelt meg in ben innerftsn Rern eines
bebeutenoen GbeileS oes beutiaen Yrote<
itantismus einSuorinsen periudeu uub
oieien auf ieinen relis.6s drifliteu
@ebolt priien.
Sale in bsnen bic prirSipieGe 2dua.
nuns Der @ruublebrs oes @%brihentbu.
mes, Der 9reifaltisfeif, Der Wten5t,psrs
ouue, Der @ottbelt Gbriiti on ben Iaa
treten, erwirfen hiiben uno briiben iiber.
rai4enoes @ritaunen; fol- fit oa n,di
Die Jrase nabelegen, Oh bieie GrIdei
nuusen BLOB inoiuioueler uno poribers
ssbenoer Natur ieien, Neteoren per.
slsi9bor, be ourd bas plDslihe ooer
uielmehr 8iaorre ibres NuHeudteus i'm
relisi6ien @eiiblstre,ie iar iur,e Belt
oas Sntersfie Der Beobndter feiirlu,
aber ionft ni4t bic serinsfte Beoaiiuna
boben - ODER oh fie rpobl oils Die uo,ur
noibwenbisen s%lusfliiie zines su @runes
liesenben Spitems fid austpeiien. wobe,
oann freili9 tas grifaunen cine ouoe,e
&i&tun9 81 nebmen bate? DEM III
oieiem 5aue muB man blaiaer Weiie
uerwunbert frasen. mobin 60 oenn
i&liebli4 nit elmer &eliaionsae,euidaIt
fommea mnhe. in Der bic iddriaen De-
senidse uno bic iid s~eseneitia aerf6
renoen Spfteme entrueoer ,gnorirt. ooer
tbeOretii& uns proitiid periuIht uno
iberfleiftert ueroen. @eraoe fur uu,ers
9eit, bic ibrer sonjen @eitaltuno uot
nit benz enii4ieoeniten aldrunaspros
5effe bic Reni@beit Dor bic unousmeid
li4e ALTERNATIVE oes pollen uno oou,en
@briie ntbums Ooer bes pollen uno oon.
sen Gbiales Iiteli, i9sint es brinSeno
seboten, roR 8otbolifen uno Yro,eitan
ten NIT flarer @inii&t nidt bIos in ben
ssasn'uiriisen 8efsfanb, iOnberu ou4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01

STATE OF MINNESOTA, Jss.
County of Stearns, In Probate Court.
Special Term, August 2:nd 1892.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Carl Wenner
Deceased.
On receiving and filing the petition of John
Wenner Of st. Cloud, SIearns County, Mimi,
representing, among other things, that Carl
Wenncr late of Stearns County on the 18th day
of August A. ID. 1892, at st. Martin died
intestate, and being Ia resident of this coun-
~ at the time of his death leaving goods ,chattels
and estate within this county, and that the ssi0
petitioner is a son of said deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be to John
Wvnner granted;
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard be-
fore this Court on Friday the 10th day OF Sep
tember a. ID. 1892, at = O'Clock A. M, at the
Probate Office IN said County.
Ordered Further That notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased and to all pers-
ons Interested by Publishing this order once In
each week, for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the der Nordstern''a
weekly newspaper, printed and published at 81.
Cloud IN said County.
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi, the 22nd day OF
August A. d. 1892.
By the Court.
(L.S.) THEO. BRUENER,
37-3 Judge of Probate
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Tarmlano III pcrtaIien.

3pau,igtnuisub Alder oes id6nlten 1rai'
~rislanoes su u~srtaufsn III Hreiien bon 81
bis $40. Seihte 3ah!uu9en peroen gSitent
uuo risorisc Snterefisn GO HrOSent) iino
angeieet. Sesglcifen habrn MIR cine Gn'
sahf euItipirter Ader, bic aud ~ Treiien
uno uu1er ioldleu SsoiHsuugen p~ertduit
rperoen. onB bic Sdufsr su~iriebenaeiteat
Deroen. 9ieiss 9ono III DOS ihonite in Der
Fart 3iesion ron Niuneiota. 8esen Ras
berem ruenoe man iib oner iprede Dor BET
Sed& " 8 al n,
Senoel, Grant 60, Yinn. bp
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l5-b
ST. GlonS a.larmnr-lurrkr

htntsr BEN ecurthauff.
Gin Srpber Sorratb on 9~ouumenten rno
9rabiteinen tets uorrdthf9. Spreht Dor
oocr usuoet eud ihriitlrth fur Sreiie, uuo
bepor I9r ~louitiuo fault, on
IA Snrtft. 2 d ttt, Spr 651
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01

Gin hrs Nu9e falenbts aeuBere plrb BON
Wandsm als cine NoibpeEOtsfeit betrads
tet. var belitu oenn oaSu, tuoem mir bic
%teiniten aleioer 81 pom auoeren unerreid-
barren Treiien oHcrtren. Wuu fagt ,.8iei.
Der maiden ben Naun" uno oies lit siemllt
Unbr. GIN 6err wiro sefauut nab benz
Shnttt ieines NuSuses, If elm alter Nus
orud uno btr9t Die 2SIbrbeit in lid. Cute
Slsioer aber lino uuerldBIia IN amer,fa.
So9ar Der Nrbeitsnann ltebt es, gut ges
tleioet III ietn, 10 MI oas la9etperf boil
bIaht lit. 8Ir bslfen oieiem SebiriniB
oh uHo baltrn cine 9roSe Nusipabl aus9es
aeihneter guSu9s, BON oeneu man pdblen
tani. Gutter StoIt cute arbeit une fai'
loninaBiJer Sdnitt. Sic neseiten WuIter
nno 6arbsn 9ardntirt. Wenu ibr bic alei=
Der unteriudt, 10 n:rset ibr Die Nrei,e aes
ring fiubeu. Nir limb im @eid6fte, nm
ben armen IN bdfen. nab Guben cine
erihttnuns al MAIDEN. uuo BARN baben
mir seIoObnlIb Grfoig.
Suhu Erpu0zinsfi
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Nfcrnc an

harm gflhren uno &alaht, aeluno,
jung, i'm Serui5te BON 1900 biz l5C0 Ffuuo.
SSir haben osrer cine quite Nu5ahl, uup faus
ihr ein iplGes pner Elm Yaar 81 taufen be-
liebt, naHn ueTseBt niht Dprsuipretsn uno
oiei eibe ~ beithtigen IN aRc9 lures Stal
in Der Atahe oes 9rsat 8prtheru Sabnho-
les. Sur Greiis etc iprett Dor pber itrelbt
on y. e. W 6 pner
3obn 9.g. Sarris, Ct. 9Ipno, Mlur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Wrnn6eigentbnms Merchantmen

8att e Stsi9en an anstIiea Stsitsn fir nm.
seffetlt ~ pen q rem yrt 2 Sec "a I I23 ri
~ hn6 dnttrts q
Grla Y 5rsRb une Satin an Clara G Werf, v
taT SOA See7lf3 ri 5.........,. d
@enerspd Narp an Mattias Rseu fur Cot 7
cS.eara satr nne @atts an 9trif Stpu fur
MsgS rpn 3sS4 SIC u I I25 ri 2y -.
6rte Wars'n unit Satin an s gdrina FIR Poi
D $40 yerrp's aeh Staet. -.
bttHrt6 Hteer unt Satin an anna sf REFER
tur ppH MIA Il Rgpk son 0SL S,e
~ a ~ VI 80 ............ 4
las v 8rbbtns unh Satin an b,nru q 6ed.
bred FUR Sg44 rpn S2D4 Ste II Z f2b x 80 +.
Hnna u Meier uno Satin an Wlih Runner
tlr Oh ren HSa NIL rem RS4 ami SS
y non E2Ss SEC - I lL3 ri 30 .......... a
@epra urautart une @ittin an fIrer p,Teu
fur SS4 SIC 30 L rs 81 30 -. .... 4
9tlcn : SdYlrre uHe @atttu an 6 Epratrtino
tar no zen RSA Sec "a I 1874 ri Is uuS
diftree ram .... &.
albert y g2ft.n,s Une @a'tin an 6 yau,r fur
Z zen S04 Cecil I i23 ri 30 -.
pftnan j 8tfer II. u. an Seratip z eiueiau
U. u. iar sets 2 une 5 Slrd 43 3 gDilipn's
Surrtp StAft.'.-.-.-- E. 4.
j Y s9tft une Satin an fiptr u Ssusr fir "
~ Slb S~pneiCatf aee tart
laser u Scner an 8ranf 2 Seffrartu far Pct
~ Si6 Spneieate ate Stdet...
Sarteel 5rercl a. Sctn 5eiten fur WL rpu
RS4, SS94 rem 4O4 unh RgDL rcn SS
u zee 81 7 f26 Rl ~ a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Salt! Salt!

Sur 9sfilisen Rs%nniniBunhms. boB id
Der olleiniae Aesut fur ben ~bsrnhmten 3us
lutbs uno ben pom Marblsheao IN SiseoH
i'm be so3ensn aalt bin uno bieie Salfiors
ten, ais Die b. item anerfanut uno beSogen
fperoen tounen pur6
W q ID. U ireuber "a,
l5-hn CT SInrh 9ituu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Wnlcibc-SQnf,

NtnIid pom Il purtbaufe. ct. GIpMb, Ntna
iatlt6 grr,snt Sntsrtfen auf @SItsr, rtl&s fir Elm
SaFr, une 5 grrseut mann ~titfsIttn fur Wrnats
ttprntrt rsrfsn. Strtprat Stle auf 8runetiaeus
etum p,l6ss su ieesr 3sit fGaia otter niSt, sutrtetr
saut cher tteiirstie. Is MAD Sslisbsn inru dbesatIt
rsrstn tann @eriaRft %edticI, @~cIbtenouneem
uHh VaNagesS djeiuc zen unt mad alsn 9dnfsrn
Iurpra's. Aus;las dus etR Srunebu6eru (Ab-
stracts), ~Spamattsn, 8iuf. HHt Suppttsfsn unt
%fsnhiss urfuHesn psrtsn stfesIit ausssfsrtist ant
saI,vk,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Sebr cute 0ele9enbett.

Cine S1miebeuertitatt nsbf elnem
0ohnblus III in Mteiers 8rope unter qlin.
lti9eu Sebln9unaen gu faufen ooer ou1 Al
padten. Ns9en Rdberem iueuoe mol ii6 an
20-b S]sruharo 9eters.
Wsitrs 8roue, Stearns gountp, 9Ginn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Sir SeOcrmaIlll uOll SntcrcHe!
-Sm-
CNboleIale= CiquDr=&eIfdft

pes lin t,risitueten 1T Jest cine ausUabl
BON gS II uHo Silupreu auf Eager,
Die irgeuo etHem @sihdfte, ueun nud ulht
IN Guantitdt, 10 rod 9nns bet. IN Ggollidt,
gum allerivenisiien seiagt, gleihtomnt.
Ter p~cHfauoiss Sorrath, Nsins ipis Sis
auSre iputoc 6trfft Don Collaboration bsSos
acn, no Nc pom mir einaefauft mnroen. mess
baIp in Jar mar ante, refine uuo IupsrIdfise
gSaars buseeu fanu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
STATE OF MINNRsoTAtss

STATE OF MINNESOTA IS.
!" County ofStearns. In Probate Cour
Special Term, August 23rd 1892.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Elizabetha Kie
well Deceased.
On Reading and Filing the petition OF JohI
Kiewell, Executor of the estate OF Elizabetha Kie
well deceased, representing among other things
that he has fully administered said estate, and
praying that a time and place be fixed fol-
examining and allowing the final account of hi.
administration and tor the assignment of the
residue of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law:
Its Ordered tharsaid accountb be examine
and petition heard by this Courton Friday the
10th day of september A d 1892, at O'Clock A
NJ. atthe Probate oficein the City OF ST. Cloud
in said County.
And IL is Further Ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons intere sted by publishing
a copy of this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prio to said day of hearing in
the der No rdstern' IA weekly newspaper printed
and published at St. Cloud in said county.
Dated at ST. Cloud, MIMI, the 23rd day of
August A. ID. 1852.
Blythe Court
(L.S.) THO. BRUENER,
81 Judge OF Probate
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unberDanlibtett.
@O

Nus llnrereauli6fsit entirrinseu metf
9eieen oils I'D rcr 2aie, ia / u rielen 6d1en
her arit, irduuen ldet. = acpfeicen,
@6rinerl, &ifrnleiofn, ysber.I heetip-
men, ~ansrmeine ShpG6e, Tiersrssitla-
ecnetit, @tdburaen uue frampfbafte
Gtmsrsen iap bdufs auftretenee An-
;eiben niefer erharmuneslpieu 0eieel.-
Der erie S2ritt sur Gntferauns rieies
9eibtns IN cine &esuiiruns une 8rdfti.
auns nes eeihpd6ten g~srpauunss- ger.
mSsens rura cine ;eitaemats Gnwsnpans
snm
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Yreiie far Wlai6embier.

Sei oisisr bsi6en @ttteruns if es ieoem
srm0alIot, ein friides 8lus Ster su pauie
i'll babsn, beun Der unterseidnete bat Die
Ereiie fir 9utes Bier. fpelhes er ,elbit
IN 5lafden ob5apit unb NIT patentirten
8fropien perieben laBt, 70 geiest, ou 6
leber iid Den labenoen Irunf s6nneIl fann.
Die ErcisIiite III mic fol9t:
Salbe Tinten, "a IN Der 8iiie........$ rs
Hinten, ........ LEO
CHARTS, ........ $50
Minneapolis Grport,S Bier. "a Charts
in Der Observation-Disclosures. 225
ct. Gouis Subpeiier. "a Quarts in Der
rs
Ytilfuautee Grport, "a Charts in Der
2.40
Selbitpe ritdnhlib gelten bieie Vreiie MIR
fir oas Bier; &titen uno 5laiten miiiisn
surit9eliefert weroen.
80 d Sp. Stteusntepe r.
CS 0as Bier piro lsbem 8unoen r i
in'S Sans qettefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Wptii fir Sehrcr.

Sie Scrbitpriifuna Der 9ehrer CUR grlan.
gun9 ernes 9ertiIifates, um IN ben 6ifentli.
den Shuleu in Stearus gountp Su inter.
rltieu, miro an fol9euoen 5asen II BID.
bcn abgrbaltsn: Sn > a If Is entire an
9iGnita9 uno MlttwOb, ben %. uno "a.
Nuguit; in . /. 6 ! 0 Il , am Sretta9 uno
Samltag, Den &c. uno 81. Nu9uit: in 9sapz
nesuile an 5reitu9 b. 2S. Setpoer; in Hit.
mpno an Samita9 ben 80. October. Die
ndhite Yrlfung filoet am Sreitas unb
Samiing btr leBten @Obe TN October itatt.
Der Srt Sum Nbhalten Der Yriifuns mirD
lpater beItintmt pcrhen. Nle YrlIunQen
psrocn ben I'm & ircnlar No. 1 cntbaltenen
8e9tIn geindB 9ebalten, oas I'M lesten 5riib
labr oerpfisnIl. rpuroe. Srseuo Semanp, Der
III oleiem SoIutp untsrrittsn NH, iou iih
sur ubigen Eriifuns einlielleu, oa telne Iris
pdiprUiun9en geDalten 10 srO ell.
&. S. &obpIl.
60. Sduliuperintsuoent Don Stearns 60.
st. Glouo, ben 80. Suli 1892. 35-ba
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Guitpntcr= 2 6ubbaus.

User quite uHo billige Shube faufen
fsl nil, irage nab bei %. 3rsuif. Repas
- Tatureu out uup pinttlih beiprgt amt.
heu IS purthnus uuD &pEbsra'5 Store. 2s3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Sr. q. Is. Waluv,

Ntpppo Slpd, ct. 8srmainfrabs.
Office = Stunesn BON o biz - Sorrnittass
BON 100 bis 5 Rahmittoss
gspbHUue 3lS-S. gpe itbli1. Al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Star Barber ShOD,

Yall y. 6rieoldnoer, @isentb.
15-6te aps. 9. nebsn y. 8rdmer's saluuu.
Irbeit! Eeine @dide'-
samsn. uno ainterzS a a r d n
e peainIifnf oc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1892-09-01
Sir yEeiUc. peiber pie 0 other, eis'

-.'".I nen ilh uamentlid] fur 90
miIiengebraud,, mas 9leihialls MT groBfrm
Se1te ppn ben Sranoies gsioat peroen
lam. Bet meiHem G%iulaufe War i6 haraui
benoht. iolhe Naare an GRETCHEN, Die
niht bloB einmal ioHbern INNER bel ben
aunoen auilans fiHosu uuo oisielbe .3u'
irieoenbeit aebcn. 9ie psr,hisbeniten Cor
ten in peibeu. rptbeu, lauren uno ilBeu
sSeiusn, bic bette Nuspabl in Broubtes
itets porrdtbig BET Tte. Xambtrt,
ei9entblmer oes MISUNDERSTANDING,
Ct. @louo, Yiinn.
- Rameutlid mptte ib einsr bo9u.
@eIltliGteIt me inc &eine als refine uup oess
bolb als idate Jiesmeiue empiebleu. 22-
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Scn Shuloireftoren in Stearns So.

SAILS 3brtrssubsiues Sdulartifelsals
9anotarten, 8lobus, Charts Tnltsn etc
beoiritisIeio 10 lbreibtfiir Treisansabsr
on bic st .9louo Shul.S Ioplp-g o.,
4s- st. gIpub. pRiun
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1usilV uotr Sidrlfs. 7 ScnHtaSs auSasrsm.
rtn rem une ra6 Srdinue.
6at Sdttn &drttn. 5atrpi6Ht sttrfpsisn Sufsr-
naiisn Tenes man f6 an Ten aasnttn Ger Rcrftsrn
acne oasHsesuftaftin 81. GIpps, pttran
=. FEE,
9tnsraigaH. pnt 9idtt assnt, a. gaul. p,iuu
4. WOLFSBERG, astnt. Ct. gIsne
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AEGs3TaAEHN
~ PACIFIC m.
Die grObe tranatontinentale Strede

-aett eurx-
Siseonnn, Minnefota, gprs 1otofa. Mani
foba, Soabo, crsson nno ysatbtnetsa.
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st. Saul, Us iumar& st. gIpub
GrnrPE
Gleurmater(

Stntlep & ct. glpub 9ipifiou.
SchIid. sseaIiM.
$3.50 am. .BerI....S 81. GGruh.... Gnt... 6,f5 nm
i'2uam'' .ptnditn...... ...t2!30pm
{ .dslte ,orHrtd( aussCnrmmtu
@o.c. WrtsAt.
y S.gpIiheh agent, 81. Gtsst.
Ssn'IgaF .gstnt st. pauI, Ntnn
y. y. SbtIbS,
GTntrdI 6raHts NaHaatf.
S.S WphIer, @snsral.N Manager
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Wun, nod einmat
Nu sum Ratboliientoae
in NemarU

Jus GeCutto V o mtte
ben e4fen oeutf&en & q.
tbolttentoe:
+ W. u. gorrigan, Gr5bti&of pom Seem
Yori, + ~. N. Gisssr. Bii&of BON
0emarf, N. Nop. @%eneraluiiar BON
8rooilpa. Gbren . Brdfoenten. U.
Sie&er. Bfarrer Der ST. Reters. &ir9',
Neworf, Yrdfoent. u. 9ammel, Bfar.
rer Der st. Soiepbs~9ir&e in Nem Yori.
U. Grnolo. Bfarrer Der NletAeil,sen
8ir&e in 8rooilpn. u. pom S&iIsen,
pforrer Der 81. Wi&oeis . Rir@e in
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, lss.

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
MAY BE MICHENER.

No One Else Jumping at the National Chair
manship-Senator Mcmillan Won't Have
lt-Proctor at Present Preferred by the
President
WASHINGTON, July 14.-[Specia. POL
iticians here still think that General Mich
ener, of Washington, formerly of Indian
apolis, will be chosen on Saturday as Chair
man of the Republican National Commit
tee, although q few generally well-posted
men insist that Senator Proctor, of Yer
mont, is the coming man. The truth of the
mat ter is that the President doubts the wis.,
dom of Michener's selection, and if he in
sists on the choice of Senator Proctor he
will have his way.
The Vermont Senator is personally very
much averse to taking up the work, for
which he regards himself as untitled. On the
other hand, he feels that he is under great
personal obligations to the President, as he
owes his prominence in political life solely
to his friendship, which was given him as a
reward for his influence with the Vermont
delegation at Chicago In 1888. From an OBJ
scure New England business man and poll
tlcian, Mr.. Proctor has become a Cabinet
officer and Senator wholly through the Har-
rison influence. If the President now in
sists that Senator Proctor is the man he
wants for Chairman, he probably will be.
There has been movement on foot dur
ing the past few days looking to the selec-
ton of Senator Mcmillan, OF Michigan, and
an effort has been made to have the place
thrust upon him. Indeed, it is not yet
known that this plan has been frustrated
The President has been very anxious that
Senator Mcmillan should assume the task,
but he has been met with prompt refusal.
The Michigan Senator would not be at all
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15

that meal had been served and eaten in
almost entire silence, Mussler went into the
rear bedroom, took 3S-caliber revolver
from bureau drawer, placed It against his
right temple and fred The ball went clear
through the head, coming out just above
the left ear. Death was instantaneous
When the alarmed wife rushed into the
room she found her husband gasp
ing his last. The neighbors were
called in, and a policeman soon
arrived. Undertaken Lowrie was sum-
moned, and the body was removed to the
shop where, only an hour and q halt before.
the dead man had expressed his resolves
and hopes for the future. The mother and
brother were soon notified, and the funeral
was decided upon for tomorrow afternoon.
Many old friends and neighbors called to
offer their coincidence with the family.
The dead man was schoolmate of Police
Superintendent Muth, who spoke very
highly of the family. This tragedy adds
another to the list of sensational events
which have recently shocked the good peo-
pie in that part of Manchester
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
A BALANCE OF POWER

In the Electoral College Aimed for by the
Silver siates-They Will Demand That
Each of tho Candidates Commit Himself
Against Veto.
HELENA, MONT, July 14-The Mining
Congress met this morning to consider the
silver resolutions. The committee was not
ready to report. The morning hours were
occupied with the reading of paper advo-
eating silver coinage and denouncing gold
bugs and bankers, by John Doniphan, of
Missouri. Doniphan's paper created en-
thusiasm. 1t was ordered spread upon the
minutes.
q The Committee on Resolutions returned
two reports at the afternoon session, the
majority favoring unlimited free coinage
and the minority an international monetary
conference. Patterson, of Colorado, made
long speech, urging the adoption of
smallep sne m'0f'fy Of Wisconsin, sRSs anu spoke IN
favor of the minority report and against the
Stewart silver bill. The minority report
was overwhelmingly defeated, but no action
was taken on the majority report. Patter-
sons speech created a sensation. He tried
to turn the Mining Congress into third
party movement. The following are among
the resolutions offered by Patterson:
Resolved, That wisdom and patriotism re-
quire that the peoples Of the silver States
and the State Conventions of all parties
therein shall shape their action so as to Sc
BILE, in the Electoral College. to the
end that electors elected by the .peo-
pie OF such States may so act inde-
pendently in the Electoral College as to
defeat the election of any man as President
who will not agree that the will of the peo-
pie as expressed in any future act of Con-
gress in relation to silver shall stand with
out Executive inference or veto; that in or
der to meet the contingency of the
possible election of a President
by the present House of Representatives,
constituents OF members Of the present
House should be appealed to to demand of
all members OF the present House who are
candidates for reelection promise that
they will support no man for President who
will not permit the will Of the people, as ex-
pressed in any future act Of Congress upon
the silver question, to stand without Execu-
tive veto.