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--AReMEBEBL SUSPICION


these women were possibly innocent |
of the crime, and that the state might |
be running the risk, in executing them |
of sending to the gallOws people who !
had nothing TO do with the murder. |
Next, the public had an admission of
Juror Lakewood, that when he con-
scented to the verdict of guilty against
one of the women, he did not think the
evidence sufficient to justify it, and
that he is yet of that opinion, and Ju
ror Edwards stated also that he was
not satisfied with his verdict, though
he has since thought over the case and
NV believes the conviction was right
HIS LAST STATEMENT.
But the public has not taken much
,count of Mr.. EdW ards last change
opinion made, as it has been, under
condition of things that terrOriZes
very citizen of Lunenburg into saying
hat be thinks the women guilty.
But the capstone has now been put
upon the case. Another juror, f A.
Zones, has published a letter in which
he makes the following astounding
statement:
"At the conclusion of the evidence,
Monday evening, about dark, the Com
monwealth's Attorney asked that the
liury take supper and come over to the
courtroom at O'Clock, and he would
then argue the case and turn it over
i To the Jury that night. After we had
eaten supper, or just before eating
we talked over the case one with an
h1her, as all the evidence was in, and
e found that the jury was not willing
convict on Solomon's testimony.
DAMAGING ADMISSIONS.
When we were taken back to the
ourt-room, about 8 o'clock I'VE asked
hat Solomon be put back on the stanC
which request was granted, and boti
ury and attorneys took Solomon
through one of the most rigid and Sc
Eere examinations it has ever been m.
OF to hear.
"Mr. Neblett and his associates, see
ing the unsatisfed disposition of tn
ury, asked that the court adjourn Ov
b ~S ssfffftii nSxt~daY, to get more testi
nony, which was done. Mr.. Neblet
lid send for another witness on tn
hext day-Mrs. Clements-who testi
ied that Mary Alternately, while a
her house, asked to see her privately
ind the request being granted, Mar
sked her if she (Mrs Clements
thought if the persons who had Nj
POllard's things would bring theI
Jack and put them where he could &c
hem If Mr.. Pollard would drop TIA
prosecution and have nothing more {
10 with it Mrs. Clements said she tol
efary that she did not know that tn
was a very deep crime-Mary Aberni
thy was crying all the Uime
A TERRIBLE INDICTMENT.
Now, this juror has let usintO Il
fact that after the case had been full
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tried, the jury deliberated upon II and
resolved that they could not convict
upon the evidence before them. That
they were brought into court again
and Marable was again put upon the
rack, and they took Solomon through
one of the most rigid and severe eXami
nations it has ever been the lot of the
Juror TO hear, " but that the Jury was
still unable 70 convict, and that there
fore the Commonwealth was permit
ted TO mend her hold and send for new
witnesses TO prove entirely new facts
and circumstances. We think that we
run no risk in saying that such a thing
as this was never before done in the
history of Jurisprudence. 1t is fixed
and invariable rule in both civil and
criminal Jurisprudence that when a
case has been closed there is to be no
further introduction of evidence ex-
cept under the most exceptional cir
cumstances. and. for the obvious reas-
on. that il would afford a party who
found out in the course of the trial
that his case was weak, an oppOrtun-
ity TO subOrn witnesses and manufac-
ture the testimony that his case lack
ed. The principle applies with as
much force TO criminal prosecution
as to civil proceeding.
CAN THE JUDGE EXPLAIN
We are utterly at "a loss to under
stand how Judge ORGAN could have
permitted such thing as this Go be
done.
We can imagine nothing more weird
or more diss0nant with the spirit of
equity and fairness which pervades all
our institutions than these successive
appeals TO the jury celebrating upon
the fate of these wretched victims, ig-
norant, stupid, without friends and
without counsel.
Are you not satisfied YETI " says
the Commonwealth. I'VE are not re-
spends the jury. Then abide awhile.
I will see what can be done" says the
State. Proclamation is made for all
those who can help the State, while
the accused lie helpless in their cells,
with no one TO protect and none to
cross-examine the new recruits and
find out where they ascertained the
new facts as il is desired they should
know. Oh, monstrous Was ever thefe
such perversion of justice as this
THE SUMMARY AND THE RESULT.
If our laws fail to afford any means
by which this fragrant abuse of judi
cial power can be corrected and SET
aside, then our laws may be made the
| instrument for working the most hor-
rible injustice that can shock the SEN
sibilities of man.
Let it be understood, we make nc
claim that these women are innocent
| All that we claim as that they have
had no trial, and that if they are tC
be judicially murdered under the
| present programme, the life of none o.
US is safe, and none of us know whose
turn may come next
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No trading. -. -. ?.
} FLAX.
No trading. = -
d. NEW YORK PRODUCE,

e4e T.. NEW YORK PRODUCE. =
+ New York, Aug. 15.-Flour, receipts 49,
s4l3 bbls; sales z, 400 bh1s; state and west
sern, quiet, weak.
Wheat, receipts, s6,o25 bu: sales, $4,000
bit: No. red, dull, steady: September.
7o5s @71Ac; December. 72A @73 5-16c; May,
Corn, receipts, Ats bu; sales, 100000
bu; No 2, dull easier; September, 42A@
,.i3c; October, 41A@42c; May 37ss@S71sc;
No. q, A@491Ac .s.-ss+>
f Oats. receipts, 81 900 bu; sales, 10000 bu:
No. 2, quiet, easier; September, 23ss@
a3Ac; October. 23A @23%c; western, 241A
Beef, quet; extra mess, So; family, s11
a@12.5o. 49, -, =. .s.;...-.- ~ 49,. ~
\ Pork, quiet, easy; s11@11.50.
a Lard, quiet unchanged.
y Butter, receipts, ALA pkgs; fancy
steady; western dairy, 91a@13c: do
creamery, .13@20c; do factory, S14@121sc;
F,lgins, 20, imitation amery, n@15c.
Cheese, receipts, ASA pkgs; fancy firm:
limited demand; part skins, '2@5c; full
skins. l1k@1Nc. s-e~ts
s. EGGS, receipts, 6,sl9 pkgs: moderate de-
nand, steady; western, 1254@13hc.
Il Sugar, steady. moderate demand !;
crushed, s 1-16@5Ac; powdered. 4A@
q 15-16c; granulated, 47-16D4Ac. Il
Molasses firm; 26@32c.
~ Rice, fairly active, firm; 4A@6c.
h Freights, firm.
!. lTallow, light supply; city, 4Ac bid;
country, AS @4ksc. st@c-. hMs
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"A Successful Experiment.

f5"That man yonder with the sour face
looksilike a temperance lecturer or a pro-
hibitionist,' said Hojack to Tomdick.
1--WE a notion to- ask him to take a drink
just for fun" X.
.Go ahead
..'Will you join me ina glass Of: whisky si
5sl.r?' ..s 1. !.
.;*ssssThe man addressed frowned slightly
and made this reply: !.
NJ s.SSir it would be impossible for me to
Join you in a glass OF whisky IL.
ss ooh, u mean no offense! i beg par
don, began Hojaek u; II
/ ii Hear me out, sir; If You please. 4 /
Was about to say, If you had permitted
me TO go on, that 1t would be Impossible
Tor me to join you IN a glass Of whisky,
because such a glass would not hold either
al us, NOT to speak Of both; even if II vera
advisable for JUS to enter such cramped
squar tiers, which 1T lis not. II, however,
~ infer to he the case, it was your po-.
iites and hosp able Itention Il e
Invite me to drink as much
Sass, eo.neiden your q klIn1g'
Re 8 siniil az UNITY 81 that eshing
pense tie fead ! 4,
seeapt Il Y 4 hoHt uHth IS
e. GO 81
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FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
. 49, - rSr nTrD rt-.

( The feeling is still weak, although the
mills are operating less capacity. Sup
plies on hand are much smaller than for
some little time and some export business
is being done. Some mills are quoting
lower prices to domestic trade, and when
large lots are in question, any mill Will
accept lower price than quoted. The
foreign bids still hold millers and buyers
a sixpence apart, but when mill has q
good line of storage on the seaboard this
hold the flour in expensive storage and
pay interest on insurance The recent
foreign sales have been made in line with
that policy and do not reflect the true
condition of the milling sentiment. I.
BRAN AND SHORTS.
The market Is in q. state OF depression,
with a lack of orders. Brokers appear to
have little urgent business in hand, and
buyers, both in the east and west, are
holding off for lower quotations. Farm
ers are beginning to feed new grain and
in many sections corn has been cut for
fodder. Meanwhile .rnillers are holding
attempting to apparent indifference. to
sustain values. Quotations for today are
unchanged, but on special orders lower
prices may be obtained
FEED AND MEAL.
Trade is still in a state Of depression.
Feed millers report small demand for
their product and, although the raw ma
terials are no cheaper, the price is lower.
Millers quote today according to GUAM
ttty. Ground feed, $14.50@15 Corn meal,
$14.50@1475, and for bolted meal in wood,
per Dbl, $3.50.
Receipts continue smaller than the nor
NAL, but dealers refuse to allow an ad-
vance. Retailers stocks show little de-
probation and they delay in buying. The
prices are unchanged.
CORN.
Futures held steady under a light vol
ume Of business.
Cash offerings were very small. No. 5
offered at 3712c, but buyers were fully a
cent under that. For No. 3 corn to arrive
there was little call. IT was quoted NOM
inally al BIC but at that price sellers were
reluctant and milelrs, being prey -aWell
supplied, refuse to bid, while corn ifiss~
trade continues dull as at present.
OATS.
81 Futures were firm but trade was, small.
+ Spot offerings were lighter today and
"a good many feed men were noticed on
change looking for oats. Prices ruled
a little higher? A car Of NO. Grade went
at 18c and No. 3 at &c., No. 3 old, zoe.
t. For No. 3 white to arrive, 19c was bid
but no business resulted. :" So
mo. 2 rye on spot sold at 391sc.y This
price was bid for No. to arrive but little
was done. Buyers claim No spot to be
worth a full cent under No: 2 to arrive
butras,there Were nossales .rnade~this quo
tation cannot be verified by actual trans
actions.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or REDEMPTION.
Eseal]f
No. 1906.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed. r: Gnde, descrip IL
MendeIssohn Addition to Minneapolis, Henne-
pin Cennty Minnesota lot s. tag LEVIED eo
2 1892; amount sold for to chaeer, Sic terest
penalty and costs, 45ci total amount required to
redeem, eco; total, Soc. M I, 5i9
Office of County Auditor. .Heanepin County
Minnesota. To HI. Guide: You are hereby noti-
fed that. pursuant to tax udgment entered in the
District Court, County of Hennepin State Of Min
nesota. as above stated land herein above de-
scribed, assessed in your name was sold fortsx
as above stated, aud that the time allowed BY law
for redemption from said sale will have expired
notice has been made and proof thereof and oftke
sheriH fees has been fled III this dbl
Stion to tho amount above stated, neces =ary to
redeem from said sale. the cost Of service this
notice mist be paid With such interest e
Witness ny hand AID nf6c ial seal, ct Minneapo:
June 1895, 5 C.R..;C OOHEA, I. NJ
= Per 8. e. DAVIS, ts s3 County Anditor Il
Deputy. s.s Il. ,,s NJ
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NOTICE. OF EXPIRATION Ut atnnhMP ZION.
In whose name assessed; Albert Mason 1oscrip1
ton of land, Wizards Subdivision Of block II,
Mendelssohn Addition to Minneapolis, Henue-
pin County MnnesetS lot 81 levis
May 2, 1892; amount sold for to purchaser, SAC;
terest penalty md COSTS a5c; total amount re-
Office of County: Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, TO Albert Mason; You are hereby
the District Court, County Of Hennepin, Stare Of
Minnesota above land herein lat above 9s
as above stated, and that the time allowed BY law
reden fso,n said ssls will have esPilsd
notice has been made and proof thereof and ct the
eher ifs fees has been filed in this Office In addition
ia the amount above stated, as necessary. to re-
deem from said sale, the cost Of service OF this
notice must be paid together with such interest
= Wltneasm my hand and official seal, at Minneapo..
Ills, in said County Of Hennepin. this 18th day OF
June, 1895. G. r. COOLEY.
n Per J.. o. DAVIS. County Auditor
/. Deputy.
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- -
No. 2047.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

{ In whose name assessed, Margaret Doherty: de-
scription of land Com So feet E. and 48 feet n Of
cesnsr NEAs , ": II IN n q feet,
lis Lyndale & Minnetonka Ry. to beg. Hennepin
County, minnesota; sec. 8, township "; range ~;
year tax levied, 1886; date of Judgment. March IL
1858; when sold, May Z, 1883; amount sold Tor ts
purchaser 74c interest," penalty and costs, 8c total
amount required to redeem ss2 year taS ley yi
May 10, 1889; amount sold for to purchaser. $L8s
interest, penalty and costs, $162, total amount
required to redeem, $3.50; total. IS. II.
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin, County,
Minnesota. To Margaret Doherty You are hereby
tie District Court. County o. Hennepin. State OF
Minnesota, as above stated the land herein above
described assessed in your 1ame WINS sold for tax
as above stated and that tho by law for
redemption from said sale, will have expired after
sixty days have elapsed after service Of this notice
has been made and proof thereof and Of the aher-
iffe fees has been filed in this office In addition
deem from said sole, the cost of service of this no
tice must be paid, together with such interest as
may accrue from and after this date. .tt y
Witness my ha ID and official seal, at Minneapo-
lis, in said County Of Hennepin. this 18th Day OF
June, i895, G. r. COOLEY, -.
Per j. @ DAVIS, County Auditor,
% - Deputy. '-H
: No. 1888. #5s5, Il. fseall
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed. Agnes F. Smith ids.
II, Mendelssohns Addition to MinnsaPelis Asa-
1850; date of judgment, March al, 1872; so!a,
May 2, 1892; amount sold for to purchaser Ao; y
quired to redeem, sc; total 900. 1,.. ri
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County MINI
neeota. TO Agnes +. Smith: aYou are hereby npti-
fed that, pursuant to tax Judgment in the
District Court. County Of Aennepin, State ofMjn-
scribed. assessed il your name sGld tsrta g
for redemption from said sale. will. have .ex-
PRED after sixty days have elapsed after service
of this notice has been made ard proof thereof
and of the sheriff's fees has been filed in this
office. In addition to the amount above stated. ee
necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost. OF
service of this notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after this
date r. -, !.
Witness my hand and official seal, ct Mime
apolis, in said County OF Hennepin, this 13th day
of June, 1886. g. +. COOtEYs::sftStss.
Per j. o. DAVIS, County Auditor.
@ Deputy. F. = ~. - ssi..f* y! i
No. 1904. lsahlI
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s;t5TlGR A1PlRHl ION
ss nj y, n,es sass " srir
stion u& &nSl HNcf aS lana ~
ssOhtlnts font S126s 1ast,s 11ennopin Gpanty Min
s3esotS: lot IS; scar tax 1880; date 3u6g-
ane1lts March IL 1897 when sold, May l6922,
cunt sold for to purchased. $14 o. PEN
sts. Is q; fatal required 70 te-
DEEM $1D rs; total. &19. 40.
n OH6cs ne County Anditor. .Hslnspin County,
sainnssota. Toe. Os Stiekler: You arc hereby not
ded that, pursuant to tax entered ia the
Disti tt Court. County Of Hannepin. State Of Min
2nespta e. above tsd-the land herein above de-
bed, sesessed in Your name, was sold Tor tax
as above stated, and that the time allowed by law
Tor resumption from said sale will have exPired
olxtyg avs have elApsed sitter service ct ths
nntics has been made and proof thereof and ofths
{shsris fees haa been fled in this Office. In adds
tionto the amount above stated, as neces .a5y;t TO
redeem from said sale. the cost OF service OF this
notice must DO paid, with such lntereat q
may accrusfrrm and after this date. 555!s
fitness my hand aud otfioial seal at Minnsapo-
June. 1854 ~ sz5s g. e. COOLEY Az
Per .. @. DAVIS. il q County Auditor.
No. 1881. 49, s.. a 81 Eseall t
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTIoN.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPr1oN.
In whose name assessed, Sec. Mallory; aeseTip,;
Mendelssohn's Addition to Minneapolis, Horne
pin County Minnes;ta; lot year ta9 levied 1aso;
q 1892 amount sold for to purchaser, interest,
penalty and costs. 40; total amount required to
Office Of County Auditor; Hennepin Comfy,
hereby Notified that. p pursuant to tax: indg-
n,ent entered II the district Court, County
stated--the land herein above ,descrihed, Aas-
sessed in yonr name. was sold for tax as:aboye
stated and that the time allowed by law for re-
demption from said sale, will have expired attsr
days have elapsed after service St The notice
if fees has been filed IL this Office. In addition
to the amount above stated, ss necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost Of seryioe this
notice must be paid, together with such intefsst
as may accrue from and after this date. ,.ss5i-ti
Witness my hand and official seal at Minneapo-
Lis, in said County of Hennepin, this
June, 1906. C.R.COQLEY. +
Per J. o. DAVIS, County Auditor:
II Deputy. rat :s.sa ....5
Ek
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

iNOI1CE DE. Af1hAllON V1 ftG|OE.AE AAS1S.
I'm whose narne assessed, Muldoon and lemon
,Hdw. 60; descriptio lon Of land, Palmers Addition
to Minneapolis, HeDnepin County. Minnesota; ).
lot block Il; rear tax levied 1896 date OF judR
mont March 81, 1892; when, sold Ms May 1892;
aonnt cold for to g es; Interest
Is redeem, $5.ae; total. g 20.
e OHieo Of County Auditor, Hennepin County
Minnasota. TO Muldoon and Jsmon Hdw. Co.:
Yop are hereby n9tded that pursuant to ta5
fof Aennepin, State Of Minnesota, as above
stated tho land herein above described, as
mated, and that the time allowed BY law for 10
demptio from said eale, will have expired after
sixty days have elapsed after service Of this notice
has been made snd proof thereof and Of the gher-
iH fees has been filed in this Office. In addition
TO the amount above stated. as necessary TO re.
deem from bald sole. the cost Ct service ct thy
as may accrue from and after this date, go, $
& Witness my hand and official sen, at Minneaoo-
lis insaid County Of Hennepin, this nth day o..
June,a905 - g. 3. COOLEY.
z PERI. o. DAVIS. County Auditor
.TE Deputy.
j No..2esa +: lSealI
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NOIICE toF EXPIRATION or REDEMPrIoN

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed. Agnes e: Smith; de-
ecrlption of land Wizards Subdivision of block
i, MePdelssohn Addition t. Minnespos, Hen
1850; date Of Judgment. March ri, 1882; when sold
May 2, 1882; amount sold for to purchaser 54c in
quired to redeem, Soc: total 99c.
4 Office Of County Auditor. Hen nepin County. Min.
nesota. To Agnes Il. Smith: You are hereby noti-
fed that, pursuant to tax Judgment in the
District Court, County OF Bennepin, State of Min-
nesota, as above etated-the land herein above de-
scribed, assessed in your name was sold for tag as
for redemption from said sale will have ex-
pirea after sixty days have elapsed after service
and OF, the sheriG's fees has been filed in THE
Office. In addition to the amount above stated as
necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost of
service Of this notice must be paid together with
snch interest as may accrue from and after this
date fF$ =.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apois, In said County of Hsnnepin, .his 18th day
of June, 1885. G. +. COOLEY.
PERL, o. DAVIS County Auditor.
Deputy.
No. 1868. III [Seall
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NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

.NOIlCE. EAFlAAx1ON OG ENI1A|EtNA1 14N>S
S In whose name assessed, Shelly and Reebe, do
rcription OF land, sAiawatha Park Addition to
Minneapolis, Hennspin County. Minnesota; lott,
March = 1889; whom sold Nay 10 LISP; amo mt
costs, S42$; total amount required to redeem,
$50 &; total. So. G6. NIL ssitt - /,
nasota TO Shelly and Beebe: You are hereby roti-
fed that, pursuant to tux jndgment-ente in the
District Court, County Of uennepin, State OF Min
:nesota, as above etated-the land herein above de-
seribed assessed in your name was sold fer tag as
above stated, and that the time allowed BY law
redemption from said sale VIZ have
81 this notice tas been made ard proof Thereof
and Of the sheris tees has been fled IN ths
necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost Of
service Of this notice must be paid, together With
such interest as may accrue from and after this
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis; il said County Of Hennepin. this 18th day
81 Jnne 1885. . C. r. COOLEY, n
a Per j, o. DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy.
4 No. 2a47. (seall
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEEM PTION

4 tDllCG lie IATIhAlIOH OE II4D1H4Nt
i In whose name assessed, Agnes E. Smith ;de-
,crin,ion of land. Willard s1bdi vision Of block
II, Mendelssohnn. Addition to MINNEAPOLIS, Hen
nepin County, Minnesota; lot IA; year tax levied,
1906 date Ct iudsmsnt Marco q, lss2; when sold,
interest, penalty and costs, 45c total amount re-
quired to redeem. SOC; total 0;i.
Minnesota. To Agnes E. Smiths You ars here.
BY Notified that. pnrsuaat e tag judgment EN-
State Of Minnesota, as above atated--the land
herein above described assessed in your name.
was sold for tax above stated and that the time
allowed by law for redemption from said sale, viii
have expired after sixty days have elapsed after
service Of this notice has been made and proof
thereof and Of the sherff's fees has been filed In
this office. In addition TO the amount above
stated. es necessary to redeem from said aale the
cost Of service of this notice must be paid, TO:
fether with such interest as may accrue from and
after this date. 4. II.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minneapo::
lee, In said County OF Hennepin, this 18th day OF
June. 1896 G. r.. COOLEY.
Per j. o. DAVIS. County Auditor.
Deputy. H.
No. 1906. sE.s4,2 .si sS ESeall *fs
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PROBATE NOTICE.

g TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Hennepin.
y Probate Court. 49, .r..,.s..
deceased. ssief
I. On reading and filing the final account of the
AdIninistratrix of the estate OF Michael Moore,
and h .r petition praying for the allow
ance ofssaid account anG for q decree assigning
the residue of said estate to the persons, by law
entitled to the: same:
1 1t Is ordered, That said petition be heard at {.
special term Of said Court to be held at the Court
Honsein the City Of Minneapolis, in said County,
on Monday, the 9th day OF September, 1895; at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon; and that notice Of such
hearing be given to all persons int rested, b
fishing this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to ssid OF hearing In The
Irish Standard, ne wspaper printed and publish
ed III said County. e.: ! s5>.s
4 Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day of August,
1895. 81 Y
\ By the Court: JOHN Fl. STEELE,
IL u e45@& 49, Judge of Probate.