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A BAD THROW

Great Fails. Mont. Nov. 14.-Fester-
day evening while standing in bar room
of West Great Falls J. f.. Seagar,
Great Northern Switchman, threw n
heavy beer glass at another switchman
named Grandinr. with WHOM he had
alualre!ad earlier The glass missed its
mark and struck Frank Coates, propric-
tor of the hotel. back of the left ear,
fracturing lis skull. An operation was
performed by three physicians. but the
patient stands no show of recovery.
Scagar is under arrest for manslaughtcr.
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POLITICAL. EX1IEr

San Francisco, Nov. II. The Russian
refugees picked mp by American whalers
after escape from the Siberian penal col
ony have been taken into custody by the
police on request of the immigration
commissioner and will be held pending
investigation in Washington. The GA.
caped c"nvicts now insist they are politi.
cal eXiles. guilty only of offcnses against
the Russian government
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MADlGaN's CASE.

Redwood Falls, Mimi, Nov. 14..-Gov.
Nelson has not yet appointed commits
sion to investigate the charges against
County Attorney Madigan. Meantime,
Mhdigan, acting as county attorney, has
ordered subpoenas TO the witnesses
against him. The grand jury meets to-
morrow. He desires it to bring an in
dictmcnt against him SO he can have a
trial before a petit jury He thinks
Gov. Nelson will have no jurisdiction in
the case if the jury finds him not guilty
at this term of court.
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STRICKEN DT\1R

st. Paul, Nov. II. Affections rcver
come singly, and the fact has been pa
thetically verified in the case Of Mrs.
V. ]. Schwartz, mother Of the famous
little Mamie Schwartz. the heroine of the
abduction, long disappearance and fna!
restoration. On Saturday Mrs. Schwartz
was stricken with paralysis, the result
being to deprive her absolutely of the
use Of her vocal organs. Up to the time
Of the stroke she was enjoying her usual
good health. The blow is an especially
sad one, in view of the recent terrible
burning of her little daughter, younger
sister of Mamie.
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DEFENDS cARNrc1r

London, Nov. 14.-Ex- Secretary Jeans
OIL the Iron and Steel institute, has come
cut IN defense of Andrew Carnegie. who.
dGrlhg a debate in the house of com.
mons last week, was referred to by John
Burns, the labor leader and member for
one OF the Battersea divisions. as "the
worst emI loyer of labor in the universe. !"
Slr. Jeans says shat Mr.. Carnegie's re-
ductlon of wages at Homestead VIVA
1uliy justified by events, and the ex-
secretary referred at length to the de-
pression in the iron and steel Industries
OF the United States, saying that Mr.
Iarnegle's large experience enabled him
to discern coming events.
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FOR ORPHAN CHILDREN.

Uwatonna, Mimi, Nov. Ii.-The addi-
tions to three of the colleges at the state
public schoo! for indigcnt children will
be completed and ready for occupancy
Dec. l. AT present ther" are 100 chill
dren at the school. which is the greatest
number there has been, at once, since its
organization. But four deaths have oc-
Cured during the past two years, TWO
from heart failure. one from inflammation
of the bowels, and one from membranous
Group.
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1IIrtI,rn cArcu.r

New York. NOV. Indicative Heidel.
burg. from Supt. Byrnes' Office. boarded
the steamer Wcrra, at quarantine, from
the revenue cutter. lie arrested cabin
passenger n:.iued l.. A. H!iliard. aged
TIVE ,.tythrcc. who -L.bark.d ut Gibraltar,
and is wante.i at Chicago for eIobezzling
$4,000 from the Chicago Tribune. of
which he was cashier. He absconded in
September last and ron away 10 Europe.
Staff Officer Corwin. of the Tribune. and
Detective Wood, of the Chicago police,
with reInisiticn papers net the stean-r
at quarantine, elso, and arrested the
young man.
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TOO I'LL To AppL.AR

Minneapolis. Nov 14.-W. s. Strectrr,
the indicted Northwestern Gunrant:
Loan official, WAS TOO i'll 10 appear
In court when his case was called y..>t.r-
day morning, aud on his physi"lan, af-
fida-::s that ne was not able 10 leave his
house, the case was allowed 70 go over
Until the next term.
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SOLD I.IOUOK TO 10

Minneapolis, Nov. 1i.--Gcnrsc I.stclly,
an engineer who lived at Detroit Mimi,
WAS brought to tn" cnu,ity Jail y.stcr-
day by Il United States marshal. charged
with selling pint Of rcd liqnnr to the
Chippewa Indians ON the " hi,n Earth
reservation.
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DRAINING THM Slv,,,nc

East Grand Forks, Mimi, Nov. ia
=. hlnehart Informed reporter thn, he
htd already completed seven niles of
his drainage ditch contract. The ditch
mas depth Of 4 to Z feet. ranging in
width on top from By to 45 feet. and %
1cct VIDE Mt the bottom. 1t has u fall
OF - feet in eight miles, and cost about
$500 per mile Two iron bridges will
be bniit at either end. The work will
again he resumed In the spring, and
countless thousands of acres of rich agri.
cultural lands will be reclaimed,
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CuICAGO MAnrYps

London, Nov. IA meeting Of En-
glish and foreign anarchists took place
yesterday on Trafalgar square There
were about 1,2'U Of the reds ASSEM-
bled, the object Of the meeting being to
honor the memory Of the Chicago mar
tyrs and the bloody Sunday of 1887,
when the police violently dispersed the
anarchists
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Milwaukee, Nov. 14-Iiernan Shank,
keeper of disrcputable house, last
night shot and killed Lizzie Kroll and
then killed himself They had been liv-
Ing together and Srhank became jealous
of the woman. She formerly lived on
Superior street, Chicago, under the name
of Umland, aud came to Milwaukee last
August.
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WASTEDIN HASTINGS

La Crt>se. Wis, Nov. 1.-two men
arrested Oh suspicion yesterday prove 20
he burglars wanted AT Hastings. IT is
clear na as articles that can be- idcnti-
fed were found on them. When arrested
one got away and swan Black ri,cr. but
was recaptur,.L. An officer from Hastings
came after them last night.
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MANY CASES

Fergus Falls. Mimi. Nov 14.-Distri.,
court opened to-day. Iul.. Baxter pr
siiing. There are sixty civil cases OH
the calendar. The most important Grim
inal business is The trial of Lyons. said
to have robbed The Northern Pacific
train. A good deal Of interest is taken in
the local liquor c..s.. which are before
the grand jury.
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PINE EXAMINERS

Washington. Nov. 14-Maj. Baldwin
scored at the interior department, where
sr was given ont that W. w. Wolf of
Motley. J. c. Smith Of Oak Grove and
Mark Rankin of Anoka would be appoint
q, pine examiners in the places made va-
cant by the removal of Hall. Stacey and
Yelling. The three are Democrats of the
Sixth district. and their appointment was
urged by Baldwin.
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CRIMINAL,

William Dunlan. merchant at Lake
City. Fla, was murdered by robbers.
Michael Sweet committed suicide at
Mantle, ILL.,, by taking morphine. He
leaves large family.
Numerous forged checks In Canada
give grounds for believing regularly
organized gang Of sw indlers is at work.
At Connorsville, Ind, churiyari an
unidentified woman fired a shot into
! Jarvis Bells back. He will live.
While drunk Charles Manning Of To-
ledo. Ohio, shot and killed his wife
and her cousin. Mrs. w. Il. White.
Twenty-Five prisoners in the st. Louis
Jail engaged in desperate fight Sew
en- We're badly hurt.
For rioting in Holy Rosary Catholic
church at Baltimore, Md, seventeen
Poles were arrested by the police.
Eva Hornblck and John wclcller
quarreled at SbelbyvIlle. Ind. He
bought arsenic. She swallcwed 1t and
died.
Mrs Mary McGce and daughter,
claiming to be from Chicago. are un.
der arrest at BRENNAN, Tex, for horse.
stealing.
Twelve highwaymcn who robbed
mail coach and plundcred the passen-
ers near Rome, We're surprised in
farm house and captured.
James Butts is on trial at Galesburg,
ILL.,, charged with abducting Eliza Cher
ington, who disappeared sixteen years
ago.
Seven students Of Princeton college
have been i'.dicted for taking part iii
the hazing OF Robert Leopoh Of Wash
ington.
The trial Of Ernest Swarthout for the
murder of his father has begun at Nor
rlson, Ill. 1t is claimed Ernest assisted
his brother John in the crime. John
died in Jail last July.
Milton IerIand and Benton Kent
broke up religious meeting at Willow
Grove. Ohio. and stabbed Benton King
to death and fatally assaulted Ike Nor
ton. The assassnS escaped.
Robert T. Gross, :wenty-six years
old, was arrested III Cincinnati for
forgery committed in st. Paul. Cross
became infatuated with chorus girl
in an opera troupe and followed her
about the country, scattering forged
paper to keep in funds.
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EUROPE WANTS DIR corn

II w H1.1t NNJIt.N.
Copenhagen, Nov. 14.-Lnitcd States
Agricultural Agent Murphy reports hav-
ing made further progress in the maize
propaganda. Mr.. Murphy adds that an
important grain house cabcd to the
United States on Thursday last ordering
3O,ODD pounds Of fine maize meal.
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STEAMER SINK

London, Nov. IA report has been
received of the sinking of a steamer of
Dunrose, Isle of Wight. The crew were
rescued III boats sent out from the life
saving station at Shanklin, near Ven
tenor, Isle of Wight. She was q large
two-lnasted boat and foundered about two
miles Off Nentucr pier
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pI.IMI;S For RED WING

w
Dcd Wing, Nov. 14.-Serator and Mrs.
j. w. Peterson celebrated their silver
Wedding at their home in Vasa on Sat
rrday
Several school districts in the county
have recently adopted free text hooks.
a. II. Ingalls,. who pleaded guilty in
the district court of criminal libel. was
fired Sl0o. The other owner mt the time
ri the libel on County Commissioner
(,lcss was II. w. IIubbcll, now of
Huntington, Ind. lie was also found
guilty and VIII be brought here to be
sentenced.
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TRIPLE TRAGEDy

Topeka, Nov. IA. - f. p. Barnard.
eighty years old, last aight shot and
killed his wife, aged sixty-three, his
daughter, aged thirty-six. and himself.
He left letter saying he lad "outlived
his usefulness" 1t Is thought he Lad
been contemplating the crime for some
time, as he had recently bought lot in
the cemetery
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FRAUD RJ-AIORS

Tacoma. Wash, Nov. 14-Judge Stall-
cup, in the superior court, granted a
perpetual injunction against the city tax
ing its water supply from certain streams.
The city recently bought the plant from
G. B. Wright of Philadelphia for 81, $780,
600. Rumors Of fraud are rife.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18
H.EANV JnSS

Delrolt, Mich, Nov. 14.-The four
story brick building at 159 Jefferson was
partially burned this morning. the loss
amounting to about 100000. partially in
sureu The Anderson Manufacturing
company, bicycles, was the heaviest loser,
Severa! other firms suffer ed minor lossas
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IN A CURAN pRISON

New York, Nov. 14.-Thc World this
morning prints letter received from r.
G. Oglcsby, who states that he is under
going confinement in the royal prison at
Havana. where he was placed without
trial. and without the prospect of one for
some months TO come. The charge
against him, lie says, was "assaulting the
military police"
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SOLD UNDER MORTGAGE.

Marquette. Mich. Nov. 14.-Mortgag.
foreclosure proceedirs IS against the Mar
Guette Daily Times crlmiratcd in 81
ft,ced sale of the outfit. The buyer
was 4. H. Begole, wLcse bid was the
ridiculously small sum of $50. He has
rot decided what disposition to make Of
his newspGper acquisition.
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CROOKS Go rp

West Superior Wis, Nov. 14.-Ryan
and Daniels, the alleged crooks who wera
brought from Milwaukee, accused of
stealing watches from H. A. Georges
Jeweiry store. wer sentenced to two aud
half and i*e years respectively. \
lumber of witnesses from Milwaukee
were here last week on the case
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A u0InEp CAEE

Minneapolis, Nov. 14-Hcnry w. Rice
was charged w;th robbery in the first de-
gree by the grand jury, and AT his ar
raignment pleaded not guilty. His bail is
$500, and he will be tried Nov. %. The
specific charge is that he "hcld up''
Walter Coffin Aug. l and. with the help
of on acconpIice. robbed him of SO.
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KILLED Ar A nANcr

Cincinnati, Nov. 14.-At Kyles station
~. 1n I'm. tne bis Four in Butler county, at a
"ahce at the hcme of Lofts Verbrvck
oPr"ih Wilson in a drunken rage Shot
.h ana h'ortaily wounded Vcrbryck and
'ten escaped. Both are respectable farm.
ers. All in-
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S,DDJ,N SJpp

Chicago. Nov. IA grip car nn the
Milwaukee avenue line struck the loose
cover Of :naullo!c last night and cam.
TO such a sudden stop that .v"rvi,"ly on
the car was thrown violently down. and
fifteen people :."rc cut or blui>.d, but
acne of them fatally hurt
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puSrAL. AEEAIHS

Washington. Nov. 14.-The pos,otiicc at
Harmony. Oliver comfy, \. d., and that
at Bramhall, Hydc equity, $. d., We're
Gisoontinnc'i. Mail in one cas-" will go TO
Mandan, aud in the other 10 Ili.hmore.
The anne of P.tcrsburgh. Jackson county,
Mimi, has l!ecn changed to Petersburg.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18
Il OC II IZSrRA\cE

La Crosse. Wis. Nov. 1.-THE knights
Of Labor have organized a state insur-
snce association, the first in the United
States. 1t will be on the assessment
plan, with limit of $500. Authority to
do business has been applied for.
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pAI,DO\t.D

Pierre. $. d., No". 1l.--GoY. Sh.l!on
has issued Il pardon TO Leon Stevens,
sent up from Woors"rk"t for ore year
on account of breaking 81 bank His
term had about expired and the pardon
WAS issued to save his citizenship
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18
A1J,ARS RANK

Fargo, n. d., Nov. 14-Bnnkcr Mears
has not yet sent his petition to the con-
trollcr asking to reopen as a national
bank He has made no plans in regard
to organization as a state bank and will
not until he has an official reply from the
controller
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st. Paul, Nov. 14.-';ov. Nelson, who
has been confined for tho past week TO
his home iu Alexandria hY ian attack Of
illness. somewhat resembling pu"umonil,
returned yesterday 10 his duties at thu
capitol, though he has not yet entirely re.
covered
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DIED OI' ItENER.

San Francisco. Nov. l4.-Iapancs. adj
vices to-day Stat" tha. DE kung kurm,
late Chinese minister I" Germany. Rus.
sa, Austria and Holland. is dad The
trouble was malarial fever.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18

Peter Camica. Il yom = Italian, rush
ed into iewelry store ut 2l9O First
avenue. New York. and. pointing Il re-
volver at Frank Glrifalo. demanded
$50. The weapon was discharged and
the bullet Just missed the jewelers.
head. Camica was arrested
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AMONG rItE. LIVING

Saltwater. Nov. 14.-Kober, Giryin
" no it was feared had ,Lct with foul play
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DISTRICT cnIAr

Preston. MINI. No:. I. The fall
term OF tho district court opens today at
this place with II good ~iz,rl tiiendar.
Judge John Whytock prrSiin.
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BOILER EXPLODED

Garfield. Wis. Nov. IA. \ 'hresher
nginc near Palousc hurst, killing En-
giutcr Baker and badly wouudin. two
men.
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WHEAT STEALING
TIAIE.IY PAN

wheat.
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CONVENTION SIG\rD

London, Nov. 14.-The convention be-
tween Great Britain and the Transvaal
republic. regarding Swaziland, has been
signed at Pretoria.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18
STAMPS on TAP

Anoka, Mimi. Nov. II. - The post
moster general hos re-estatlished the
pcstotfice by the name Of Coon Creek, in
the county of Anoka, and appointed ".
A. Caswel! postmaster.
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HIS NECK RROKrN

Martin. Ky, Nov. 14.-John AlcCann,
aged twelve years, fell out of three
story window this evening and broke his
neck
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coin WA1u:

Pierre S. D.. Nov. 1.-THE cold wave
strrcl; Pierre yesterday. High w,nl and
temperature falling. with Indication nf
snow.
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PHELPS PERRIN is SICK.
Nccnah, Wis. Nov. H. Phelps Perrin,
the famous Hurley banl; robbcr, is said
to be failing in health.
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DEATH IN DHI\I;
GOV EEISII A.r ,,.oD1,

Sleepy Eye, Mimi, Nov. IA. = Fred
Block, aged s",cnty-,wo, went Oh an
alcoholic sp!cc and is dead.
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WOULD WRECK A TRAIN
AN ATTEMPT NEAR NOl,llllNGTON.
MIMI, FOlLED.

4 Man Who Surprises the bandits
ls shot and Robbed. but Receivers
in Time to Give the Alarm aud
Prevent u Train Robbery.
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SHOT HIMSELF

Jsmestown. y. d., Nov. I'LL. W.
Jcnes of N.wbure. No, shot hi,osclf
dead at this place.
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N1EE POISONING

Coon Rapids. Iowa. Nov 14.-Conrad
Vampel is in Jail at Washington, Iowa,
chs rged with poisoning his wife
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CAUGHT At SOUTHAMPTON
SChEIG ANn FLOYD ARRESTED ON
THE STEAMER SAALE.

They Offer Resistance and Scheig
Tries 10 lse IL RevOlHer-Mr. Gflliu
of Minneapolis Is Present nnd Iden.
titiea the Men.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18
THROUGHOUT TIE STATE
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALI.
PARTS OF THE STATE.

\ Condensed Record of the lmpOr-
tnnt happenings of the Week In
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapid
Reading.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18

Judge Templetol. gave Judgment in
favor of the former board of statute
compilers for the full amount claimed
from the state, some Sl.15O.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18

7 VI III lN.h n.
Little Fails, Miin. Nov. IA time
iy rainfall stopped the destructive work
Of the forest fires
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out "f town tho other day for numcr-
ous and hr;iz,'n actions in public.
Tw" lalf-hrcelS "i the Turtle Mount.
ain reservation brough, Il load of thirty
deer into Willow City and disposed of
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-03-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

,,TATE OF MIME -OTA, County of Henne
~ pin. Probate Court
In the matter the estate of Daniel MEGA thy,
deceased.
Daniel Nc arthy. deceased. late of the county
Of Hennepin and State Uf Minnesota being
granted to MN Mccarthy.
1t is ordered, That six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date of
his order, in witch all persons having claims
VI demands against the said deceased are re.
lnired to file the sam in the Probate Court Of
said County for examination and allowance.
Dr be forever barred
It is further ordered, That the first Monday in
Septem Der, 1898. at 10 O'Clock M, at general
erm of said Probate Court, to be held at the
'ourt House in theCity of Minneapolis, in said
.:ounty, be and the same hereby is appointed as
he time and place when and where the said
probate Court will examine and adjust SAID
:laims and dema DIS
And it is further ordered, That notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons
Interested III said estate BY forthwith publish
ing this order once in each week for three sue
:essive weeks in The Irish Standard. newspaS
Der printed aud pm ,lished in said Court
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day Of Febru.
AIRY, 1928. !,
JOHN II. STEELE,
By the Court: Judge of Probate.
GALLAGHER & KINEANE, /
Attorneys for Administrator.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin.--Probate Court.
In the matter OF the application for license to
mortgage the real estate of Patrick Ring, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
Ring, executrix OF the estate OF said deceased
praying that license be to her granted to mort
gage u part of the real estate of which
said deceased died seized, and it appearing by
said petition, that there is not sufficient per-
sonal estate in the hands of said executrix 20
pay the debts outstanding against the deceased.
and the legacies and expenses OF admlnistra-
ton, and that it is nece> sary in order to pay
such debts. legacies and expenses, to Inortg age
said real estate.
IL is therefore ordered, that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before the said FRO.
bate Court at general term thereof. to be held
on Monday tho srd day of April, a. ID. 1898, at
ten o'clock the forenoon, at the Court House,
in the City IF Min eapolis, in said County, then
and there to show cause (if any there be) why
icense should not be granted to said executrtx 10
mortgage said real estate, according to the
prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, That notice of stub
hearing be given to all persons interested in
said estate by publishing this order once each
week for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing in The Irish STANDARD, "a newspa
per printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 7th day of March.
1885, <.
By the Court: JOHN H. STEELE.
a-tj' Judge Of Probate
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PROBATE NOTICE.
cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne
DHnfr fNN,1,f

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin Probate Court.
In the matter OF proving the alleged last will
and testament of Michatl Weyer, deceased
Whereas Katie Weyer, of the County Of Hen.
nepin and State of minnesota, has delivered
to the Probate Courtnf the County OF Hennep.n
an instrum ent in writing, purporting to be the
last will and testament OF Michael Meytr, late
of said County, dec ased aid fled therewtn
her petition to said Probate Court praying thas
the said instrument may be proved and al
mitted to Probate, and that letters o a''mi n!s~
sration c. t. a. be granted thereon to said pc
titioner.
Its ordered. that said petit ion be heard aHd
the proofs OF sad alleged will be taken at a
general term OF this court, to be held at tn,
Court House, III the city Of minneapolis. in said
county, on Monday, the Sd day OF April, 1893
Interested may appear for or contest The pro
bate Of it; and that notice of such hearing BE-
gwen to all persons interested, by publishing
this order once in each week for three sncces
sive weeks prior to sad day OF hearing. in Ehe
Irish Standard, a newspaper printed and pab'
liShed ia sad county.
Dated at Minnea oils, this Sth day Of March,
1893.
By the Court: JOHN II STEELE.
Judge of PrnbkEA.
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NOTICE OF Exp1RAr1 OF REDEMPTION

In whose name assessed. '.P. Harrison; de.
scrip,ion of land, lot /, b 'ck II; Williams Ad-
dition to Minnea polls, Hennepin County, Min
nesota; year tax levied, 1886; date Of judgment,
March ii, 1898; when sold, May II, 1883: amount
sold for to state, $4.s4; assigned by state May
20, 1891, for S13 81; interest atty and cos.s
81 SO; total amount required to redeem, SIS So;
total 1858.
Onice o. County Auditor. Hen"epin County,
Minnesota. To A. p. Harrison: You are here,
by notified that, pursuant to tax judgment-en-
tered in the DistrictCourt County OF Henne pin i,
State al MINI sofa. as above stated--the land
herein above described, assessed in your name,
was sold for tax as above stated. and that the
time OF redemption from SAID sale allowed by
law, will expire sixty days after service Of this
notice. In addition to the amount.above stas d
as necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost
of service OF this notice must be paid, toy Their
with such interest as may accrue from and after
this date.
apolis, in said County of Hennepin, this 2S.h
day of February, 1893.
C. R. COOLEY,
/: .'''' i.--:...-- County Auditor.
County Auditors: Per II. B. HUNTINGTON
!: Seal. Deputy.
5000. ............:: No. 1876.