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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

Yesterday and 'oapy were IS S c ea
r c1por; alive and in dressed quarters. ana 81
to be sold The market opened active ana iWo n ,
Tho closc. Six Of Fat Texans sold az - - n
10 sSIa G2 a, 49, - al 81 sI; 7as 5y.rcsscd Gscf nrn
ana bsJc miner a. GtTsc pcr n Private cable al
vices received today report dull m"rkc, ana nr h,
American steers above oic per NJ Latest cs'AreTsms
T ~P fsH%1fs SG' se ndS at G ca;S %
smith , hssd for r ss' NH oS nc sGP u ana ~
the steamer The Queen VII take out about 800 cattle ,s
ana the %cs G no s% e H99 laaS 2 2 2'rr's at
q 100 n a n a s. - ~ . do l2'i ~ H. h.
s. ca = DO i3e' n 81 '5 o 70 do wa o at o. ao
isG 49, N ' a., 81 81 % TO- ian n at s. s. DO 1900 n
% ?s N s So A. a. lS SS r. at At, :; & s
s sanders Is - LOFTS s:cers. IA, n, q 81 a. y d.,
l2sI s. az az /. 49, 49, S IKE r. r. at at & o. = ' i7
10 q, 50 ~: ~ Ohio bulls 1919 n a, 81 90 DO 70 ~;
co s. rs ~ !" sssc lcSa NJ S29o d. :. i9'
H. at s. 90. DO SIS ID A. s; ~ d. wv in AZ
at 5, % 2o do 81 Is DO Ias3 ~ at 5. s. 3D.
Newton Co II ,.ancaNer County. Penn ssefs ~ ~
r. 81 20 i, Do tc ID :" s. 40 - co. a, "i 3 a5 At g.
1909 H. 81 So Lulls. 1885 H. at s. 90 DO 1866 ID
81 30 s9' dr. 1908 s'Ss: i %, @ n at 81 'a'.
81 Golismiih. 10 bulls. 1870 H. at 49, do 1898 H.
"MiiiSil ,c%Ws"Rccep,- las, weeks quos'lons New
Ton GATvEsS Rec@ris 45o2 head and LOS a' Jersey
rhe higher than al the clos" OF
the week Xii sold early a. $, Jogs5 per roo ID tos
ctunon 10 prime vcals 50 Tor cuils 50 - for nlA"o
,i'ns the dresssd market nrser al iisGI,sc Tor
cn,rv dressed vrais: jasisc for city dressed ana Jnh
for ilttie calves 49,, ., ... -, e. .. M,
sales ESe - yeals. III ID average at - :" pr
100 H. 2o DO 49, IS iss IS do 32 10. at s. le''
y Jcn. w.. wrsk, Co III ..nr rs N. at So ioc d" ZIG
ID at % te,is iS0 H. al 50 80: e55 DO l3 NJ at
81 10 ii3 10 81 90 DO 100 ~ at sS a. ~ CO. -"
n, a, 80 20: { cult 1871 10. at s.. 49, NJ 80, -,
s g. : i2l !" H. q, 81 81 r. 5. DO =. Lam
w "a "a 100 do i8 ID at 81 40 lt3 do 100 H. at ~ S1;
Il 20 liz ~ g 25 70. % 20 r. at ioi "a los H.
a Denback: iI5 yeals. 13S 10. - - 5o " DO lss 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
Railroads..
RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
eTAfIOyS foot o. D',b. AMI c)fl,1N st'es'
In Eject February 10th. 1894.

eiAiiONS foot o. D',h'bt',i AM A)t''N Ss~''
In Eject February 10th. 1894.
lo"O A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA iiMlIsD. -iallmas
D,aw,nx anu State Room sl.sphy p,ras AS Cssss.
,snd rs A NJ cincnnat ~ a. a. a.v anu i"'AA
r. Nj cies idS ' as a 81 rots
Pullman sleeping and Dining cars % 81 a boas -
s sS'i + r. IfsfRs;S: sSSr+s-ra,~,n sl,.pa.
.as r. H. S s5rTw ZEE; ~
c aas SS'S f+i NJ to p 81
$500 lsas tAciylc :'fSsf GssEsnf
ing Car {, Pttsburg Connects Tor Chicago and r0'sa'
nALTIMoRE. wHsa iiS DJ AND THE SOUTH
Cons ,s.iS Limited GA e. Paer
s anasy s ss Snss gag SIC M asss
4sso r. 1kSImona and Dany;;s E ors.:: ak
s5 d 5sr' os s. 5 aasr'i1a
For hT o S SosfSPs 9pa Bins Ss vi. Cape
Ss;S; = s'.a-'''' anu ~uv Sleeper. :.
Tampa JacksonvI!e. arg cHa,,cs,on $40 p NJ daily
r SrAx Pc' c pns 20 IfN' e with
For f ZAP ny, NAY S.saay. ov. .,s po,n,
wess,aaS. ." Sunday 'f@ " Gas 1 4 81 "' SIS
s go no, stop At Asburv Park anc Ocean Grove %
Express. CO. gen rHAoE ELL g A.,,. rmr,.s,
W. I M ss sa nss 2 s"sasy. ns 1% , s So,
e:so 90 Limited. % 90 4. N .. a:so. 5. G. 7;4s
Ticket oces: Nos: IA a., INC ia and GO, Broadway.
mSu; H. E's 18th Court 'Da foot So
ION 81 F,on srosdwsv and Broovn Ann"s CIV
T c@S1nv Win cali
PTHy Sos; and residences 70 wocD
General Msr,r.r General p,-.'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08

cash quote'iors follows Flour dull. prices
Z spring wheat 35'3gaie - ROD s7'.e; - c3rn
COO 10 na xsced 81 prime timothy. - y moss port
per H FG s sgS2 ~, l2sa G; X, leo ,y no. ,
tbosel, sGus6 p. snort clear sides (box"d 81 S7s@
s. i2is whskey dsers' nnshel goods per gal 81 Is.
81 3G tho Pronucc Exchange today the huter
guft and stcady fancy creamery lGgl6'sc choice,
4i1MiJ.c: sweet nut acki Favor lie E2gs Ter.
frcsn stock. ouv'sc per dozen
Cincinnati May 7,I.loar-sgrns patent 81 4oass % /;
red 'Ic corn more active. yellow ear &c, No white.
49, os 's mixed use rar,Jas5ns ,9'ss Mss
famiir. 81 Kettle lard-Job rates for steam leaf
Bacon steady. shoulders. Glsc abort ribs sides re;
sales = dlstllers gods Il ~ SII5 bbs
soIi down TO and closed size bid cash o1er-
ng' 2e2 lndeI July Samples quiet coi Sea on track
57sc Barley nominaly. go samples quiet and steady
NJ ? white SIC: 30 do iss.c corn active No g. 30c:
No Flaxsecd''as ofr~rings 81 81 btl and steady
Oher seeds unchanged Flour and mill 'tuns quiet and
unchanged
Mrn,nprs. May 7wh.a'-Fu,rres, we ,,,, dun ana
hs morning ~ ii.c sold Down 90. and closed AZ
c0Sc september received a Htle attention. the month
same ana dosing to-day at a7Ag1'A:c There was an
for cash Shsa, ana No S wheat ia az
shipments - Flour continues very glis. gun ga
ments . 40 bt- Bran and Market steady with
fairly good DEMAND bran. 50 80 shorts 50 Io fine shorts
No yellow sold al Sjl.c oais-Market remains steady
with good demand No 3 sold s2a33c
& 1 MaS y III Mscs and By pc",
weak and rIg' WITH holders sa SI" ~" 10 ,Ir, and a
as 3d. No yns fs%y ws - Mner csa y
s. e. do do straight 81 iS4sa do do patent 50 6Sa 10
spring ceaf So SSGt2 COS do straight, ssdss 80: pet
81 ss !, + for sood to choice p.nnsyvana wieaN,k
weak and e ana ysqy @ INQUIRY NJ
red Nay, 59isg5eHc; June @'sgole; July. 0iHg62c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Now York. May I, INJF
BEANS AND PEAS Trade continues quiet IN nehiy ~,
kinds OF domestic beans but receipts are 'Iy INN 49,,
s,o-e n,od.rote s n steady holding ~ best
trades Forci~n strong call from out OF Wn
ga ,oircs are hardening. We quote: Beans. marrow
choice nsr bush 20. DO medium. 81 ~ 90 I.n q,
a. Wilt, kidney SO 0aS2 ~: do red kidney 81 @3U$- '
=, r,, ,,n Fl a0IS2 do yellow eyc. 81 -. do lima.
California tGib 50 30as2 3d. DO foreign marrow - -
3, - m 40 for IGN medium ~ Jos c2g 90 frrr'gn
eo 81 CmSi T5 green peas b5s ~ V'isaSl TO- 40 Dass'
II O2iL 6es1 O5: DO Scotch. 81 2JuSl -.E. ,.. -,
a., advance b, on 81 the closing rates OF las,
ax there wns fair trading and the feeling THROUGHOUT
Was steady Indications point 20 some increase w ,Ie
suppy this week but me co ~ upnted 10 meet the
trade We quote: Creamery. slats fennsy,Nan nv al ~
western per No. i7c do nrsts. loulec; 40 thos W s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf
,ArthracIte rual nseu rNrIusIFtIyI
-Four tracks Automatic Flock Slshai''

-Four tracks Automatic Block sisna,
Trqtns leave station foot ~ Liberty 81 =, o.,
Cor rasion Bethlehem. Aien'own Maufn S"nnsSS "a
go -. o:lo 81 :; g Easan A. ~ y !, syntsy,
go o. ~ ri Ti,, SION and scranton oo A. NJ.
l:io 30 4:3o p NJ SUNDAYS. 40 4 ~ ,,o ~
For Rsndlng nj 30 500 $40. ioin u W ~ IL
no 40 96o % $40 r. 81 i9LS I ,n,s ,; sSa
r., Ue,-,shmTc M 30 500 0iO A. NJ. l:lO, l;3o
100 s:t3 p ~ Iza5 night. Sundays. 100 $40 r NJ
IL II night. ,.,,..., =, 90 s.no
For snnbuv Levisburg ara Willism.por, ~ ty S s
uraav night sunday IFS NJ. 7 10 =: NJ i2;la n,sn':
For Ped Rank Lone Ranch 1nd pon,s son "A 70 =, pd
psnk5 4. 90 90 GAS to Red Bank). CTS T. sup
days erccn, ocean Grove and Asbury FarA- 300 A. NJ
FO1 LAKEWOOD.
\. NJ. i:45 $40. 4:20 z NJ
For tarf'nedqie Toms River lttn-gh faIh oHu pA''
negat. 80 Sis A. NJ. l:t5 AGO J. ~ ,o 40
For Atlantic CIV Vineland and Bridseton 43o A. ~
For Monmouth tse ch e~obrght nnd Hlghi,nt bescn.
go els it:'n A. ". 80 i:4o f"' -" = IL '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
DEL. LACKAwAxxA AND WESTERN II. a.
stations In New-YOrk foot Of Barclay ana
ChrjstOpher Streets.
VESTIBUIED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
plNTSClI LIGHT,

lI.sssD, .ONlIl<Aifs
luE OltANGES sGnIiIt BeinardssIle BasninS
.loiislVwn, Eassa,S, TaieFson booa-
TON. power slarnupe. DCDDs LAKE, lAkE no
rAfCONG :iac!G,itst0wn, scHOOLEl,S MOUNTAIN,
NsshinKton rnlLi.lPsDCKG. EASrON, WATER
tiAF SlIsOUDsDURG, f.sVno Mountains. sckAN'
IoN' PITTSTON. WlLkESBARRE NANTIcokE.
DANyILLE. NoRrIu MBkRLANp Montrose Big BiTa'
KiCIFIELp srEINGSi, coni4pa 1YRAGH 5a S 3S'
bATM bh&Sy\Il.LE nHsEAiA+-0SSU ass4 all points
Iao A. M-BINGHAMrON MAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-nuFEAAo. SCRANTON. r. B i,Sq
man Buffet laflr Cars. Connects at Buffalo with
rain Tor Chicago arriving $40 IN. next morning.
10 y N-SCRkNTO%. BiNGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPIRES. Pullman parOt cars - 49,
4.IO T. n SCRANTON. WllKESltAkhE and PIld-
Ol'IH EMPRESS Pullman paflor cars. .
IN y II DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM.
ToN ard El.MIRA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
iuiet Sleepers. arrives at 1:l5 ~ -
0.o0 p ~ tDaily)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM.
TON UTICA. SYR,cl'SE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman liunet Seep.Is. <.~.o,.,,,,,, --,o>.. - =,
TiCKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ..
,lurray.s and i:a Hroadwav Tickets at Gerry stations
~ and BroaIWay .? West l2iihst 2tl Columbus
ave New york. :s3> I2b Fu;onst and ~ Roadway.
ISso1n Tine tables. giving full Information at all STA
.,.,.,- ,.o,,,.>.y IL, III r., -
check hotel residence To destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains foot OF West 42d-st. follows 10 minutes
earlier from Frankn-st.
80 A. daily except Sunday, for Waikiki Valley
r. X satic-S Middietown Elenville Fslsburg Liberty
Sarbondae. scranton. Walton. Delhi Sidney. Norwich.
Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego
3l5 T. N. except Sundavl. Sullivan Co. Express for
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall Middle
Eeny1lie. Mountain Dale. Centrcville. Falsburg.
Iiureyville. Liberty Falls Liberty. rarksvle and Liv.
rs r. NJ daily Mldde,own. summitville. FaIsours
Liberty. IivingNon Hanor Rocklani. Walton sidney,
Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. oswego. Niagara Falls Detroit.
Chicago
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al broadway.
J. c. ANDERSON. O. T. A..
90 Beaver-st. NEWPORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
II so Dn.ns Carr A. NJ. 80 10 800 buffet faIlC.
Carr. 300 Dining carr 900. 30. S:G T. NJ. l-,I'
night SUNDAY, $50. 300 1890 U)ining carr A. III.
i:so 800 Dining carr. 7;3O p NJ 1915 night -.
Dining gar, \, NJ. 40 300 200 ,pn'nf Gnr, 9 co
A. IL i:2o 800 Dining carr. 7ao r. NJ. i2:i5 night
Tickets and paror seats can be procured a; ~
Fast IAN ST. iai Fast l2:th 81 2o' West 18th ST..
ST Prookvn: % broadway. Williamsburg The New
Yor transfer COMPANY will call for and check baggage
from ho,ci . reSi ierre TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
Contracts closed dun 10 points advance Sales
ire 4 IA haps follows.

The marke, FOR Brazil rules about steady the oasis
Aguss spot. was made at i5s.c
MID coffee quiet and steady. with important bust
FLOUR AND MEAIr-The weakness in -four resulted
although this resulted practically in no
.1sdse IN business Buyers have the air VI saying.
have been holding on SO long hoping for reaction
sn 70 make concessions excepting where necessary
s..ls, were GO pkgs and Included 100 bes winter
N 800 bbis esifa IS at 81 s5as2 80: 1870 bbs extra
e % LOO oels spring p sso s, at 50 a1asS ~
Pys extra Is AZ s.: southern -four duh and weak
s .coRNMEAL- Marke, steady; sales. 800 IBIS ani
..pIr quoted: Brandywine g 70; Sasamore * 90
me yellow sSscc ooarse &c me M Market sew Weak
oOn NJ The coib 72isG1Iizc; s'o i2hQiIhc:
iosS sales reported q 100 600 bags rye feed 77lzqSc
neal II sosp. 9aN'c co,onseed meal 81 loGsl H. oil
Ios ssSrN,!N,sWIiEAT- wh,.t market ara
ne hnsI The opening was at about nc decline from
fayoraS =. saturday The weakness early was due 10
had ham, n Kansas State report TO the effect that wheat
the decp.ss" steadily the last month. disappointment az
s, favorable foreign CROP reports Aer declining about
supply turned DUH operators waiting for the visible
itc scoooco bush decrease The decrease wss only
Ing down use ana promptly the market gave way sel.
eisc Il. On ,a ihe market BY o'clock july wheat
va Previous record Cesh bea, was ris, weak and
he Vest M even with the winter record Of 5sAc At
steady NJ, me markets lower but comparatively
NewYorso ' following the pronounced weakness
showed a. ne amount Of wheat passage for Europe
soat IN a increase u 2lGOOO bush bringing the total
selling M 70 - 900 Just before the close another
TIE day hs, set In making second low vecord for
Chicago ~ sy touching Gi%GGisc here. and 5slsc at
net decl,ns 'se was weak the lowest figures and nj
sctlse r., " ltHl +sc for the day. Cash wheat In
July. n .eeApsr 500 bisI No 2s sold u under
July a1s, No hard winter 1900 bush. &c under
private .non and 5000 bush ungraded red
ELEVATOR tf 10 rsd s quoted May price. end
lie easier eotN--The market qul and III.
log ne morning selling down slightly early follow.
We're rather sas n wheat Crop and weather reports
: dscres-s and The market soon stesded There was
I, R - y blvz,c00 bush sfoat for Europe ana the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08

lnrolgh trains fot Chicago and the West leave New.
York ChambeTs-st. daily a. io!!V@s a.o I's
rniutes earlier from Yves, 23d-st a.
&C. a. a. .-~..rss iOE Nasesy, D4.s
"'Ao I.,InIOn Emma DuEtO. bIaifO'd a"d Sa's
hama. IariVr ~ L.sa'O , g.. A., "a,
O'VO cagO. la Cha1tauqua Lake Sleepers 70 CHE
u-u. CeNelanl ami Cincinnati DnlEg Gar.
c.10 4. M.-S,nd train Ia chicago VIA Niagara rs"A
O.oO Slespers 10 Buffalo and Chicago. -
@ on II. MA Caautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
C.oO solid Chicago sieepers TO Buffalo
and Cincinnati.
7 oCAL TIME TABLE TICKETS AEn ri,IiMA:S
Laccommodat a. 26l 29i 40l ard s5i Boaf~a! 20
last l23ti-st.. ChamSe' AMI " 23d,s. ierrin, lew
York: Brooklyn 200 l.udso1-st.. Hoboken
and Jersey City station Erie Transfer Company calls for
And checks baggage from hotels and residences TO des.
LAlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42ds Station New-Y York. folowa
anu IL earlier from iooi FranAn-st.
o;io A. M.-Daiy for Albany Ctlea: syracuse Roch-
ester. Buffalo. Niagara rails Detroit. Chicago;
Saturday for Toronto.
5:I5 u. M.-Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago.
S:I5 Il. M.-Daiy fnr Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roch.
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. cieve
lind Chicago.
timetables. paror and sleeping.
uoiations. apply offices. Brooklyn and New York
stations Timetables at principal hotels For other
formation address
c, L. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WASIIINGTON CHICAGO CINcfN.
fuiLMAN cHt sEEyicf OK AL TRAiSs
Leave New-york. foot of Liberty ST. daily, CHICAGO.
lao p y. "a lS;i5 night PIT-rsngRG iso T. n.
Mesedays S;oS NJ sSn n,!,S 80 WAsHrNG,
$40 tx SUM-, 800 Dining carr 900 p h SUNDAY
1901 1913 nisht. An trains daily except 900 p 81.
NEw.oRLEANs. $40 P NJ daily. through sleeping ear
illuminated by Pntsch Light once. iIc 2si ais LAO
broadway n East lih-st. 400 Grandst. N. Y: S4S
Ful,ons. Brooklyn; stson fcet OF Lber'y-st. C. r. r.
Nsw.Yoss Transfer Company win call for basgssA
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-15
. A VOTE PREDICTED.

The Democrats are now planning
that they will get vote on the tariff
bill in the senate, on June 18th, which
will be on Monday next. Whether
they will realize their expectations or
not is hard to tell. They have been
in the business of predicting the date
for final vote ever since the first of
March last, but it has travelled away
from them with seemingly greater
speed than they have progressed with
the bill. 1t is to be hoped there may
be something in this last prediction,
however, and a move made toward
bringing the uncertainty which is
lowering over the business interests
of this country to an end. 1t is dis
grace that the matter has stretched
along it's weary way as long as it has.
The fact that slight Improvements in
business are noted here and there, in
spite of the great onslaught which
Democracy has made upon our indus
tries, shows what would be the result
with the uncertainty once removed,
even though the legislation enacted
may be somewhat unfavorable to our
business interests in numerous partic-
ulars. While a vote in the senate will
not end the struggle, but rather pre-
cipitate another one, judging from all
reports, yet it will measure the be-
ginning of the end AS to what shape
the bill will be in, if it finally sue
ceeds in reaching the president, there
are none SO rash as to venture pre-
dictiOn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-15
FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWlNE.
MANkATo. June 9th. 1901.

MANKATO, June 9th, 1894.
By order of the Irvine committee
you are hereby appointed to take or
derS for Irvine to be delivered at Man
katO. The price shall be seven and
30-l00 dollars (S7.30) per hundred
pounds delivered; and the money or
good bankable notes, due Nov. 1st, must
be deposited in the National Citizens
bank, on or before June 2Sth, to the
order of the finance committee. Said
notes must be signed by at least two
mCn, but we would suggest that when
ever possible the money should be
paid in advance and deposited to the
order Of the finance committee:
Finance Committee John Dia-
mond, L. M. Currier, n. Juliar, L. S.
Foster, w. III. Sharp, Henry Schultz,
NJ. d. Mcnamara, John Brown.
SOLICITING COMMITTEE.
Decoria-N. Juliar, Hurbert Brules,
Adam LortZ.
Mankato-L. S. Foster, John Muck,
J. Kern. George Hodapp, Theodore
Schmidt.
Jamestown-John Brown, P. G.
Lyon, B. Kortem.
LeRay-M. d. Mcnamara, Ira B.
Reynolds, L. t. Silkey.
Lime-Henry Schultz, M. Borg
meier.
McPherson-F'red Lassow, Duane
Rasdall, George May, Matthew
Lynch.
Rapidan-Carl Matzke, Fred Bosin,
Eric Halberg, M. MarStOn.
Belgrade-W. H. Sharp, L. B. Steel,
John G. Mans, John Peterson.
Nicollet-B. f. Drake, Fred Otto.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-15
SIDEWALK TO THE CEMETERY.

The council at the last meeting, in
structed the board of public works to
ascertain the cost of building a side
walk along Glenwood avenue to the
gate of the cemetery. The distance
from the railroad track is over a mile,
but nearly half of the distance is
through plated ground and the cost
would there be assessed on the pro-
perty owners. From the east end of
addition ga" to the cemetery gate
the distance is $3.50 feet, and here the
walk would have to be paid for out of
the city treasury. Engineer Haynes
estimates the cost of six foot plank
walk at thirty cents per lineal foot,
which would bring the cost to the
city to $1,000. A portion of this
would be received from those who
agreed to subscribe toward the i'm
proyement of the road on condition
that the sidewalk was built.
The matter will come before the
council for consideration Saturday
night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-15

Augusta WiesOSkie, Of this city,
has commenced an action for divorce
against her husband, Herman Wies-
oskie, who lives in Nicollet county on
the ground of cruel and inhuman
treatment toward herself and child
rem, and failure to properly support
them. They have two children, girls
fourteen and four years DID, The
plaintiff alleges that they were mar
ried at CORTLAND Oct. "A, 1879. She
asks for an absolute divorce, the GUS
tody of the children, and division of
the property, valued by her at 81, 500.
The complaint was served Monday.
H. L. Schmitt is attorney for the
plaintiff.
Albert D. Sackett has sued O. P.
Smith, of this city, to secure the sat
isfaction of two mortgages and 800
damages. The mortgages were for SIS
each and both were paid by the plain
tiff but the defendant forgot to have
them satisfied on the records. Mr..
Sackett claims that he has been
damaged by the fact that the records
are not clear. John Moonan, Of
Waseca, is his attorney, and Mr..
Smith has retained H. L. Schmitt.
The latter has moved to strike out
the complaint on the ground that it
is no complaint, not being signed by
the attorney for the plaintiff. This
motion will be argued at Faribault
June 18th.
The garnishee action commenced
some time ago by Louis Malzahm and
Robt. Speck, VS.. RObt. G. Blume, W.
II. Graf, State Bank of Good Thun-
! der, garniShee, and National Citizens
Bank of Mankato, garnishee, for
800, has been settled by the pay
ment of the full amount claimed.
The friends of Attorney H. L.
Schmitt, in the first precinct, are
talking of electing him to the school
board next month. He is an excellent
young man. a graduate to the High
school in the class of 1888, and is well
posted on educational subjects. He
would make valuable member of
the school board, if elected.
The Blakeslee & Stearns show
which was in this city last month,
has gone the way of all unsuccessful
ventures, and yesterday the proprie-
tors made an assignment. They were
in st. Paul.
City Recorder Brown has appoint
ed Albert Halstead as his deputy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-15

THE contest for the Minneapolis
post Office is over and Mr.. F. G. Hol-
brook is postmaster. BY this appoint
ment it rather looks as though Presi-
dent Cleveland did not agree with the
Minnesota state Democratic associa-
tiOn that the Democratic party has
been betrayed and that a dozen or
more of the Democratic senators are
Benedict .Arnolds," else it would
seem that he would have appointed
Col. Chas. M. Foote, who was one of
the instigators thereto. But there
was other opposition to Mr.. Foote,
that the mere fact that he helped
spread this manifesto before the pub
lie, though this opposition may have
been more or less intensified by this
move. Mr.. Holbrook, the successful
candidate is well spoken of, and it
seems to be the general opinion that
he will make Minneapolis good post
master