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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
Morsgsag. + oreclosure oalg.


Default having b''en made IN the payment of
he stun OF FOnr Hundred Thirty one and SSlG0
Dol;,frs. which is claimed to be due at the date
81 this notice. npOn certain Mortgage, duly ex-
.cntCai.and delivered by Peter H. John and Md
siuh Holm. his wife. as Mortgagors. to The Muir
ray, Woodland Lumber Company. u co-partner-
ship composed Of Frank L. Murray. Ma rshau j..
Woodard and Frank T.. Woodnrd. as Mortga-
gees bearing date the tenth day OF May 1893.
md. with power Of sale therein contained,
July recorded in the office OF the Register NJ
Deeds in and for the County OF Marshall and
State ii Minnesota. on the tenth day OF May
1888. at three clock p. M. III Book Of Mort
Cages, ON page go.
Which said Mortgage. together With the debt
ray. Woodard Lumber Company. a copartncr-
ship as aforesaid. by Frank l. Murray, Mar
shall j. WoOiard and Frank =. Woh dard. lts
members. Mortgages. to The Murray Woodland
Lumber Com pary. Il corporation. by written as-
s;gnnlent. dated the 26th day OF january 1891
and recorded Iii the Office Of said Register OF
Deeds. on the 7th day OF February 1894
at $50 o'clock p M, in Book ST. of Mortgages
OH page lis. and no action or proceeding having
heen Instituted. at law or otherwise. to recover
the debt secured by said Mortgage. or any part
thereof.
Now. I therefore,. Notice is Hereby Given, That
byyirtua OF the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage. and pursuant to the statute Ill such
ease made and provided. the said Mortgage vii
in aud convened by said Mortgage, viz.
The South One Hall Of lot numbered One u, ii
Block numbered Nine 1871 fronting Fwenty-iy,
feet on Main .treet and Cine Hundred and Forty
;eet ,icep to n alley. In the original tOwnstt
nj the Village fnOw tilylM Warren. according
TO the plot thereof on !e nn,l of record In the OF
lee of the Register Of Deeds in and for said Mar
-hall county. in Marshall County and state o
Minneso. Il. with the Embellishments and appnr
te,,.nres: which sale Will be made by the Sherif
Of said Marshall County. ut the front door o
County and State. OF, the i4th day Of April ls0.
Mt ten O'Clock u. M. of that day. at public ven
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

Gov. WAITE, OF Colorado, is being
sustained by the courts pretty we'll
in his latest squubble. and this leads
us to believe that he is not quite as
mad as often he is made to appear.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

The tariff debate is now on i'm the
senate. The Indications are that
the Wilson bill will be amended in SO
many particulars that it's own ia
ther will not know it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
! G1ln7.nteed Cured.

~
We authorize orr advertised
druggists to sell DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, upon this con-
,litipn. If you are afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat
or Chest trouble, and will use this
remedy as directed, Giving it fair
rial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we
not know that DR.. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. i.
never disappoipts. Till bottleS
free ut +. f. Whitney's Drug
Store. Large size soc. and $1.00.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
Official Paper Of Marshall County.
GEN. CoxEY with his army is
marching on to Washington.

HE country is suffering to-day
from an overdose OF dishonest poll
tics. Less demagogism and more
patriotism is what the country
needs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

Mayor Eustis, OF Minneapolis.
finds many thorns in the mayoralty
crown. His saloon policy is again
the target for attack by the minis
tiers OF the city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
Smoke key Vest l;aanty", the
best 5 ct. cigar iii Che city.

B1tckeie71's .Ar71zcA ,yNLUe.
The best Salve IN tie world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
ltlenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, ,5hilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positivel cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Z. f.
INFINITELY.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

SEVERAL country papers have
thought it little inconsistent fol
Donnelly, who wants to be the
champion OF the poor and distress
ed, to board at hotel Ryan, the most
fashionable hotel in st. Paul, as he
has done the past winter. In a re.
cent issue OF the Representative Mr.
Donnelly replies to said papers, and
ut the same time shows Off his su.
preme self-conceit and monumental
egotism. We think all will agree
that he is putting 1t on pretty thick
for himself in the following:
'They have kept us out OF office,
to the infinite injury OF the state, FOL
twenty-five years, and they we're
paid for it, but it has not prevented
us from making a comfortable living
in the meantime, and building up a
reputation that extends around the
habitalle globe. There are thou
sands who simply know Of Minnesota
because we live IN it. Our income
from our boots and writings has
gone as high ;,s $40, 900 u year; and
yet these "miserables, who live on
the paste the cockroaches cannot
eat, think We ought not to board in
a first-class hotel!'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
KotIes

1SVVxV
Notice is hereby given that on and
after January LIST. the Murray Wood
ard Lumber Co. will do a strictly
cash business. No credits granted.
Don t ask it.
p. EAsToN, Manager.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
HERDlNG.
County Finances.

County Finances.
Statement OF the County Finances of
Marshall County, Mimi, showing
theconliJion OF the Various Funds
and Location of Deposits at the
close OF business Oil Wednesday,
Feb. %, 1891.
Current tax collection fund $1ta3ils
Delinquent tax collection fnnl l40is 81
Private redemption fnnd 252 IS
Revenue fund overlrawn 1925 3
Road and bridge fund Il Gs
Poor funl IT'S 50
Bond funl 4s72 IS
interest fund overdrawn ls40 81
Stale fund overdrown %
State school loan fund $50 ~
seed grain loan OF 1889 fund Overdrawn Al
Seed grain loan OF 1898 fil.d 1890 II
Public land fund 5ss 81.
Text book fund $40 s
Text book commission fund overdrawn e 81
town and village fnn,la l53 65
TOWN and village funds Overdrawn 3 sc
school district fands 62I 20
School district funds Overdrawn 10 s.
TorAL $:s056 u
Deduct fumis oyerdrawn 9076 %
Cash in treasury $eso79 81,
This money 10 accounted for as
per following statement b, l,w.5
Deposited in State Hank OF Warren 1888 81
Deposited in Bank Of Warren l0o5C Us
Deposited in Farmers and Merchants
Bank Of Argyle 5Oa6 96
Bark checks and drafts In safe 1859 70
Post Office money orders In safe 3gG s.
Postal ties in safe So 20
State orders In safe 45 CO
Town orders in safe 7o7 80
school district orders in safe III o.
Cash on hand In money drawer 595 50
TOTAL 2scal ss
Not accounted for 2ss 81
TOTAL &ssy79 81
| do hereby certify TINT the fore
going is a true and correct state
ment Of the exact amount Of money
remaining in the County Treasury
on the above date.
SAM SoRENsos,
County Treasurer.
Acknowledged Correct,
r. GLAyIN,
County Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

Datroflize d home industry and
smoke .Our Standard. .
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

Everything in the line OF push
goods at Taralseth's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

FOR SALE. A new S-ft. wind
T mill; all iron and steel, made by the
Aermotor Co, Of Cliicago, for sale
cheap ut tile Sheat Office. just the
thing for jumping water or light
grinding.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Tnralsetll's brick store than ever
before:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
BUoIN less TOPICS.
Fer Rent.
4 four room house Tor feht. App
ply to B, s.. CHAPIN.
For Sale.

Lindbefg & Lundgren have 2OO,-
COO of gtj0d tarifHrac Shingles for
sale which will be sold at reduced
prices.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

Smoke. Our Standard long Hava.
ma filed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

SEC. 1891. COMPLAINT. County
attorneys, sheriffs and constablps,
having knowledge OF any violation
OF the provisions OF this chapter,
shall make complaint thereof to a
justice OF the peace OF the proper
county. The county attorney shall
also prosecute the bond given by
such applicant for any violation Of
it's conditions.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

by isonnent il the county Jail
not less than ten (1O) days nor more
than three l3 months, or BY both
flne and imprisonment il tile difet-
ton Of the court.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05
Town Clerks and Town Treasyl
ers, 8: Marshall County
Min. slsoted IS
aoA sS.

trhe names Of Clerks or Recorders c9s;v nrsr
Tieasgrers second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

This You,g M.a HAD Part OF the Fiu.der
Of the NMs rthmore Post Omer.

This Houng Mar Had Fart OF the FlundeF
ofths swsrthnor- Post once.
The robbers who broke into the Post ONCE
at Swarthmore. Pa. on Friday and stole all
that was valuable from seventy pouches OF
mail may be discovered through the arrest
yesterday OF . dark. smooth-facsG young man
Of Western aspect who was remanded to
Police Headquarters from the Tombs Police
Court.
The young man went into the wholesale
jewelry store OF Hayden W. Wheeler & Co.. at
? Maiden lane. ct 12S o'clock yesterday after
noon. He said that he was william Lewis Of
Philadelphia. and that his father. A. z. Lewis.
had sent him here to purchase lot OF mount
castomsrs Who to wanted them mmedist.Iy. '
The young man selected - .2l5 worth OF
9ss' S ere az par S R and ,S
city, drawn BY AldIch. Iddings 4 Clifton.
:vHefT 10 yne "'aer Oh A. T. LOWS ana endorsed
The jewellers knew. tina. there was no
they distrusted the check and the Young man
They sent . m messenger to the Park Bank and
and that it was. as far as they knew. ali right.
Thsy knew nothing about =, ths
CLIFTON and found INA That they hsd receiRed
letter from A. r. Lewis. who [. not a 1eweller,
but manufacturer OF cotton clothing in
received tho check.
The messenger got back to the jswelry store
at O'Clock. The dark young man m ean while
had been urging the jewellers to make haste,
PHILADELPHIA The messenger was sent out
again to get n policeman.
Then the young man, who had grown I'M
easy. said he had friend down at tha door
whose opinion he wanted about the quality OF
barred his way
A siI.footsT q the Broadway squad came up
and arrested the young man. He was per-
mittsd to look ior his friend then but m ado no
pretencs Of doing So He said he was not the
son OF A. p. Lewis. but was Charles H. Ho-
mans ~ years old, OF California. Superin-
tendent Byrnes will put him through the third
degree and try to find out what connection he
had with the Swarthmore robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
IF.iIars 10 Prosecute.

VIM. Jones, a coloTed coachman. Was indicted
last June for arson in tho n7st degree and
committed TO tho Tombs to await trial, lie
was not tried. and. on the 9TH OF this month.
Lawyer kinsley his counsel. moved before
Judge MARITIME that the Indictment be dis
missed on the ground that tho District Attor-
ney had failed to try IL within two monthA
Judge MARITIME adjourned the hearing Of the
motion until Yesterday. When Mr.. kinslsy re-
newed his motion Yesterday Judge MARITIME
endorsed the Indictment as follows:
This defendant has been In prison since June 1893
and motion l. made on the District Attorneys "a II
uTs to prosscu for The discharge Of the defendant
The psiTict AuoTneys TspTessntAIIVe GAid that he
would Try the TAss The motion coming Up nos
IN due course. and having been adjourned this date
ard The DsIrst Attorney not appearing ana mailing
no answer 10 the lnoit1n ami not The delay
tue defendant discharged ON his own oxhiIAnes
Jones IL married. and since his imprlaon-
ment IN the Tombs his wife has given birth to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

within a few rods OF the polling placs and
heard the shooting bur lie adIed! e thought
ny dinner better to ne than getting shot and
diI not go out Tor sOme time
Edward Sipperly. another Third district Re.
publican saw McGough lire three shots and
joseph shaw. another Third district Repuh-
llcan. sail hat when the shooting t.Ean he
polling place. and he ran ont toward them and
told them to keen back, "a They might get hurt.
district, said fiat lie saw holland and shea
Ei'hs reyolrsr" On the r,os;e ,E.
carried a revolver 1.-THE polls.
. Ti. s. al :S s"n &! s s. s'To Al
S-MIsn when though, would b. shot.
fo, ". ii at .n yGa a. ,G%r ,sISTs5 n S
o-How m,ny revolver. have you, A-7ro
Q-,hsi "AnDre Al never carry anything less
What are you IN politics. A.-Generaliy Repuo-
" ::wsre you Republican at the las: election A.
:, Edward vsnderwSrt ssii tina; when bc cot to
had been punched in the face. lie Jaw Ennert
koss. the murdered man. with CLUB uplifted
Harry Willis. mother Thlrd district Repub-
licGn. testified ,hnt there was a good deal OF .
split over the Repullican Tar'i ticket.
volver. hut not unit! he had told the man with
brick. who was facing him; Put down that
s%nS Sh le laid ss
thought all along that McGouGh was the iel-
FredericE Miller testified that he saw I've re-
yolvers at the polling place, ana that lie saw
Boand shoot twice.
william eastman. the last witness for the
day. said that he was n Democrat He was Tho
nTst and only 10 norratic Witness to- lav. he
told Mr.. Nnrton On csJss- * mi nation thai
Duncan {. Kaye. the Republican worS er. had
bought revolver anc he. Eastman. was
told to look out FOR him. ta-hmHu
said that he attended on. Of the meetings
OF the Republicans who no minated ihomA. A.
UanroN Tor Alderman. eastman started in tn
tell what sam Morris. suparintendsnt Of the
Federal Building said Mt the Republican meet
Ing. when Mr.. Pagan interrupted and said that
no witness shon Id only tell whether any
threatening speeches were made by Norris at
that meeting. Coroner Collins So direct ell, and
tho wItneas then went on to say that Sa m Nor
ris told his audience not to he afraid Of tho
police. and that Minister Sewerfel told the
boys" to rebel against those people. meaning
tho Dunlop Republicans Of the ward. John
Ross. the witness added. and others inads it
clear In their speeches that they would have
tho boys out with them on election day. This
was decided upon by a rising vote.
The testimony thus far taken proves con-
clusively that tho Republicans OF the Thir.
teenth ward have been engaged in bitter
warfare among themselves. There are twAnty-
five more witnesses and It is believed that the
inquest will re finished and tho verdict ren-
dered by Wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

Tie Grsvesesa Constable Aeessed ar Swear
lag Falsely Against Gayaor'. M-a.

Tie Gravesesa Cons bic A eeased er swear
lag Falsely AE.iast Gayaor'. M-s.
When the proceedings In the case OF Suther-
land had been disposed Of In the Brooklyn
Court OF Oyer and Terminer. the trial OF An
drew Scott Jameson. the Gravesend constable
against whom are four indictments for per-
Jury In making false complaints against four
OF the Gaynor copyists. was begun. The prose-
cution took up the indictment In the case OF
Michael +. Moore. whom Jameson charged
with disorderly conduct. Charles j. Patterson
appeared as . new lawyer In the case. and sx-
planned that he was retained owing to a dis
agreement among the previous counsel for the
accused. He asked for all adjournment on the
ground OF his unia M liarity with the case and
his engagement at n trial In another court.
His request was refused. and IL was arranged
that Mr.. Bnckus should attend to the impanel-
ling OF the Jury during Mr. Patterson's alb
Justice Brown announced that Jameson
would DO put in the custody OF the Sherin dur
ing the progress OF tho trial. and a representa-
hind the defendant The total list Of tassmen
summoned included POO names. The work OF
getting Jury proceeded more slowly than In
tho case OF sutherland. and but six Jurors were
obtained.
land Jurors. the Jurors in this trial will also be
closely guarded guests OF the State in the
Hotel st. George during their absence from
the court.
Jameson remained in the custody OF the
SheIln. and Was kept under lock aud koy in
the debtors quarters In the Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

More SILK Weaver. Quit work-BsIIders
Also Demand Higher wng~..


Also Demand Higher Wages.
PATERSON. March 1a.-The broad silk weav-
srs in three mills, those OF Cornforth h Marx
r. 4 II. Adams and Wright Smith. have left
their looms because the Hrms refused to adopt
tho union schedule OF wages. There are now
over 1000 hands out and more are expected
to follow each day until all are out. The union
schedule 10 from 10 to 40 per cent higher than
the prices now paid for weaving.
Tho strike fever has spread to the building
trades. and to-day more than three hundred
bricklayers and stonscutters struck for an In
crease In wages OF 80 per cent Tho masons
employed on the now City Hall would not Join
the strike. They came from Newark and
Suirerns and are not connected with the local
Abou, 100 boys md girls. employed in the
on strike at noon to-day for an increase OF
wages. AT o'clock SO ne OF the girls wanted
the boys. who started to throw sand at them,
and ended hystriklne them with their fists The
police we're summoned and the boys ran into
the mill. They said they preferred going to
work rather than to Jail The girls stayed
The Barbour Flax Manufacturing Company
to-day served notice upon Mayor Braun that
II would bring suit against the city to recover
damages for the injury done to its Spruce
week. The damage amounts to several hun
dred dollars. The strikers bombarded the
PHiIIIpssUfG. \. j.. March la-Another
Demonstration was made by sympathiz
with tho strikers at the Standard silk mill
employees went home. The female en- ployees
We're jeeTed at and inEulted. One Ot them.
Jennie sOmmers, was struck by William Smith
cause OF the Paterson striEers and have re-
that will give the Standard mill an advantage
over the Paterson silk mills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
GREEN COULDN'T kKEP AWAY
Was Back II Tsa MIaurss Abusi.G His
VILE aad Was Arrested.


Vile aHd Was Arrested.
Robert F. Green and his wife Ellen have been
married for seventeen years. Green beat his
wife so badly that she had him arrested, , He
was tried for assault before Recorder Smyth
three weeks ago. and sentence was suspended
on condition that no furnish $500 bail to keep
the rcace. Green Is a travelling salesman. and
he said he was going to leave town and would
never return.
He changed his mind. for last evening he
was waiting outside the boarding house at 40
West Twenty nth street where his wife is
living. She takes her meals In neiGhboring
house. and Green stopped her on the way TO
supper He tried TO effect a Tsco nelliation.
but she would not hear him. Then he punched
her In the neck. Policeman Lawlsss heard
her scream. and hurried up. Green showed a
ticket for ST. Louis. and said he was going
there and would bother his wife no more.
LawIsss said he would be hack In fifteen min
utss. and IL Green Was still around would ar
Green vent away. but was bsck ringing the
boarding house bell in ten minutes, He called
for his vile again ami she SAYS. was going TO
assault her. when LAWless appeared. This
tins LAWless arrested Green and Toe ksd him
up in the Wsst Thirtieth street station. He
will probably be taken before Recorder smyth
for sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

FIfty Isstitutioss for wonsn asd Probably
Hundred lawyers Interested.

FIny I.stitutess for wo~.n and Probably
-"sers As'eresses'
Fully half a hundred inatftutions In tbi.
.,,r "a w..h,..,a - --.s.s ~ -.
e'V ono "esh"H'on' anu ptoosoV '"ies a.
many lawyers. are interested In the result OF .
suit which was brought to trial yssterday in
,hssnnr.m. Corrt n th,. .nw 49, -.
."o oupIsmo Oourt IN 'his ci'y oelere ouoee
Leslie W. Russell for the construction OF the
,..,o..r IN. -..,d,.. .. p.r," S,.S ~ G..
.emporarny fesiuinG IN fsrir' oied on sept
%. 1901 Her personal estate was sstin atsd
to be worth slo7 900 and sbe aI.o lsft real
go. a. N.S.ort w.sh,,r,o. - ,h,s .,,~
estate IN Newport. "ashinRton' ana THIS city.
Mrs Perkins executed will on Jan. o. 1900
She appointed John H. Wvman Levi p Nor
tn ~ 49, a p,...-.".n ...,,o.. o..
ton. eno 'ohu We h,ene ,', ,|eoe ohe
made number OF Individual beoussts. and
provided for her father Thomas Harwood,
Who bowsvsr did hsfoya shs dad. Ths
-
,es'etriA directs 'nAt all her family PORTRAITS DC
burned. and also all papers SO marked. She
Give, 70 J.vi Marion . ho, q, Save. n,.t..
Ta ths Am.rI,.n Hn.n,,sI to- wonsn, =,
erected In Paris she leaves 81 900. She ap-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
HENRY IRVfSG'S FIREHELL.
ne Gives n DInnsr ct D-imorIco's sad Pee /.
isrs to Return.

NE Gives n Dlnner at DrImorico's aad Pee ~
isrs to Return.
Henry Irving took farewell OF his Am erican
friends at dinner at Delmonico's last even
Ing The dinner was rendered by Mr.. irving.
and covers wers laid for seventy five guests.
The tables were arranged In the form OF q
broken square. Mr. Irving sat in the centre.
with Charles A. Dana on his right and Gen.
Horace Porter on his lett
When tho guests were seated the great Eos
llsh actor arose and delivered a briof speech.
10 which ho expressed his gratitude for hia
sucressful tour aud said that he would return
next season, Among those present were:
Channcey N. Depew. Col bass OF West Point
Mayor stewart Of Philadelphia. Talc0tt VIII
liams, Howard Carroll. Parke Goodwin. Mounet-
Sully. Thomas Mast. stanford White John y.
Wise. A, N. Palmer. Maurice Grau, Austin
Corbin. j ohm Russell Young, Murat Halstead
Judge Joseph +. Daly. William Winter vii
liam Torriss. Horace Russell. J. I. q, Clarke.
Augustus ST. Gsudens. John W. Keller Vii.
liam 5. Andrews. Richard Watson Glider.
JosaDh Howard, Jr., Thomas Ochiltree. Bran
Stoker, and William Loyedale,
Informal speeches were made by Mr.. Irving
Chauncey NJ Depew. Gen. Porter. and others
Mr. Irving. Miss Ellen Terry. Mr.. Terriss. and
Miss Milward will sail for Eng land O. morrow
on the Majestic. The Lyceum company will
follow on the Berlin.