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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-11
Committees Appointed.

The Liquor Dealers association has ap
pointed the following committees TO
their approaching ball:
ArranReT COmmittee-Ben Kiol
baSsa, chairman; Albert Bitters. H. j
Lamm, A bert Friedrich, John Loustanau
Reception COmmitttee-PaulM agadieu
John B0Ssbardt, Christ HauSer, Henri!
Boerner, Joe Cooley, Ben Kiol 7asSa, j j
Faherty, Aug Robin, John U. Mueller
Louis Mueller, Gus Gidnger, Fred Ker
bel, l.. M. Michael, Dick Strayhorn, vi
dal Jeannin, Marcus Bargna.
Floor Committee-JOhn A. BitterS
Frank Zizik, Joe Herman. Carl Runge
Fred MOckert. john LOuStanau.
Door Committee Pat O"TOole, Alder
BtterS, j. j. Flahertv.
Decoration COmmittee-Albert Rhiner
Frank Zizik Joe Herman.
Music Committee-JOhn LouStanau
Albert Friedrich.
Invitations to Press Of San Antonio
San Antonio LIGHT, Express, News, TeXa
Stats Zeitung and FreIe Presse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-11
BUSINESS MEN TAKE NOTICE

bUS1NESo WnN AhhE NVK4OH'
Every business man in San An.
tonic should make a note OF this,
and not forget that on Wednesday,
Feb. 18th there will be the grand
est auction sale of horses and mules
ever made in this city. Matched
teams, fancy roadsters, good level
headed business horses and a few
extra good mules will be sold, re-
CARELESS Of cost. Every animal put
up will be sold to the highest bid
der. No postponement on account
of weather. Sale positively at 10
a. M, inside of enclosure.
WOODWARD & BRIGGS, 22S 8.
Flores street. 293t
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Mrs. Emily Thorne, who re-
sides at Toledo, Washington, says
she has never been able to procure
any medicine for rheumatism that
relieves the pain so quickly and
effectually as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and that she has also used 1t
for lame back with great success.
For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son, G.
Campbell and J. Clavin, druggists,
San Antonio, Tex. tt
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AUCTION.

Forty head OF horses and mules
will be sold at auction, on We'd
nesdsy, February 18th, at 10 a M,
regardless OF cost or weather. Sale
inside OF enclosure.
WOODWARD & BRIGGS, 22S 8.
Flores street. 293t
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

The season for winter garments is fast
drawing TO a close. | am now Offering
suits aud trousers a. prices that will just
cover the cost of making for the next
thirty days. Come in and select your Qarm
ents before they are picked over. Fit and
workmanship guaranteed. ! Sim
J. LoBERT, near Commerce st. bridge
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Hermann Breusine, Notary Publ

Pension certificates adjusted. Many
years Of experience have made me fami.
liar with the work. Volmachtep mach
Deutschland. Office, San Antonio Daily
LIGHT Printing house, 104 e. Commerce
street.
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WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
Prices on Fuel Below all Compe-
tition,

Four feet wood 1915; stove
wood 1925; Indian Territory coal
81 a ton very best hay Sc to 50 a
ton oats, corn, and other feed in
proportion have 100000 tons hay
that must be sold, regardless OF
competition. 27 I'm
SUNSET WOOD Co. Tel. 81.
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ALAMO CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY,

227 st. Mary's st. Annual subsCrip-
ton 81; monthly 25f. Free reading
rooms open until ~ p. m. III Inn
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-03-07
Notice OF Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS dcfaul, las been made in the
~ e conditions of certain mortgage exc:
cited and delivered by Ole q. 0leSon tSingie)
murtgagOr.sto Sarah N. Evans mortgage; ia
ted the 18th dayof Anril \: ID. ls3' ; ana re e.
the county of No'les in The state of minnesota,
-, the aGih daV Of April A. D. 1892, at eleven
o'clock; a. nj. in book OF mortgages. on page
Icl on which there is claimed to be due, ana Is
.'uc at ti1e date OF this notice, TIE >amo,.nt OF
(S;lid mortgage Being given to secure part or
The unpaid portion Of the purchase money Tor
the below described landl and no SctlOh or
proceeding has Decn Instituted at law or IN
equity TO rec0ger2ahe deDt se@ufeo ny s"'''
mortgage or any part Thereof. .,.+
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given. tnat
Ivy virtue Of a power OF safe con- alhtu III sat.'
mortgage. and OF the statute In Sucn ease niauc
and provided. sail mortgage VIII De iorSEios a
by sale Of the nlortgagcd premises therein deSr
cribed, at public auction for cash; by the snelit
of said county, at the front door OF the oio
court house la the village OF WorthlnSton IN
the county Of Mobiles and state OF MINNESOTA,
on Saturday the hday of April A r.. 1880 az
enc O'Clock in the afternoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then he due on said mortg-
age. thintercSt thereon. and COSTS anu eM.
rpDses OF sale, and twenty i've tS2o;G5l aoiiitIs
attorneys fees, as stipulated IN SAID hioftsase.
in case OF foreclosure. 80,
The premises described in said mortgage.
and so to be soil are the lot, piece or Nrcsi W
land situated in the county OF NoDleS ana st:,c
rf Minnesota, and known and described as ioi-
low to-Wit: ,.u.
The east half (el:) of the southeast quarter
Is. Elk Of section follr( A)of township NO: one
hundred and three (T1H3) OF Eange NO. iottS
(R lo)
SARAH NJ. EVANS, Mortgagec
GEO. ". WILSON. Attorney for Moftsassee'
Worthington. Mimi.
Dated February 20, 1885,
Feb q Mch %.
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KIDD'S ExONERATiON.~
The Odessa Station Agent Was Completely
.srsI1. Z " ViD(licated. ~@=-s>. ..

The Odess. Station Agent Was Com pletely
go indicated. ~ :.
:, ST. PAUL, March 6-The particulars
of the discharge Of Station Agent Kidd
of Odessa, arrested for raising bills, are
as follows: .:
= It seems that Mr.. Kidd was victimized
by having a raised bank note passed
upon him, which he. innocently passed
along. Upon the receiver returning it
and asserting that he had obtained it
from Mr.. Kidd, the latter promptly re-.
deemed it with good bill. Other peo-
pie in Odessa who had been victimized
by the sharper who originally
passed the bill upon Mr.. Kidd there
upon brought their bad bills to him
and forced him, by threatening to make
trouble for him, to redeem them Mr.;
Kidd thereupon voluntarily informed
the United States secret service officers
that he would assist them III running
down the maIefactor and turned over
the bills. This action, strange as it
may seem, if anything, pointed suspic-
ion toward him. The officials Of the
Milwaukee road, however, promptly
bore witness to his honesty and integ-
rity and he was, completely exonerated,
when the true facts Were shown at the.
hearing before Commissi oner Cosliss.
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

,Ai!,EREAs. DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
wv in the conditions of certain lnortgaE'
executed and delivered by John McCune and
Loan and Investment Company MORTGAGE
dated the Goth day OF January a. p. 1880. and
recorded in The Office 81 the ,Keglsier., o.
VI Minnesota. on the 30 day of january
A. u. lsoU, at 10 O'Clock a M, in book ''O'' Of
Mortgages on page 25t, on which r., there T. !,
this notice, the amount OF seven hundred
iweniy-one and forty eight onehundrerh>
j72l.4S) dollars, principal aud interest, and NO
action or proceeding has peen inSlitu.en a,
lawor in equity to recover the debt secured
10y said mortgage or any part thetcoi
And whereas, said mortgage was GUY as
s'gned by the said Mnnes IS Loan l., and gu, In
ment, ;hcd the 10Th day OF January, A. D
ls:l5, and recorded in the office OF Salt
Register Of Deeds on the 18th day OF January
A d. 1895. at O'Clock p. M, IN DOCK I'll VI AS
SiGiinlentS on page 9S. -"
ly virtue of Il power of sale contained in said
ortgage and OF the sIan'e n SH Hn GSe se
bv sal of the mortgaged premises therein deS
ciibed at public auction for cash by inc shc ~
of SAID county, at me ir"iH donf o, ,n ~
The county of Mobiles and state Of Minneso Ola
an Monay. the 25th day Of March. a y; iS'a'
at three O'Clock in the hfternoGn oi sala day:
10 satisfy tic amount which shall then be due
on said mortgage. with interest thereon, ana
G SITS and expenses of sale, and fifty. dollars at
torney's fees as stipulated in said mortgage
in case of foreclosure.
The PREMISES described in said mortgage
ard so to be sold, are the lot, pieces or parce's
of land situated in the county OF NobIes ana
state of Minnesota, and known ana described
The southeast quarter of section eight, ts) IN
township one hundred and three lo3) ana range
thirty nine ts9l west of the 9Th /. W.. together
With the Entertainments and appnrtcnanceS
Ihcremto belonging or in any wise apper'
tanning. .,s.a5@az JOHN W.. SEHsn o,,oo ~
l.. PLANNERS,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgagee,
Dated February ath 1895.
First publication Feb. I.
last publication, March IA.
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Notice Of Mortgagesale.

n! Whereas. default fas been made In the con-
alt ' Of certain MORTGAGE made M! execil-
~ oy william Mclean nd cara Mclean s
Investment Company. mortgages. dated
Sept ember Isl, 1891. and recorded In the Office
81 The RegisterOf Deeds Of the county Of N"bies
O'clock p. m in book v 81 mortgages on page
1D, conveying. and mOrtgaging the following
0esci ibed land and premises. situated In the
tN-wit: 5$4s. ff 4 IN Sss e n
Lots six lel and seven "a III block one 10 Ia
Okabena addition Il, the village OF WOrthln.
q H. ss q 1ae e Rest Sw
And whereas, BY reason, II said default. the
Be sSsn d ~ iva and %%or'fs sss nas
and twelve one h'"'re'llls dollars Cpd for
taxes past due on said premises. and there Is
hereof IN said mortgage. and the debt secured
'rby and for taxes. he sum Of two hundred
My sevenand Sky fhnr one bundled lbs dol
law has been fNsti .utrd OrecOyer said mOrfg
age indebtedness o. any part thereof.
NV therefore. ,oi!ce j. hereby giyen. that
and pursuant 10 thr statutes in such case made
and provi I'D, ,l,> said mortgage will he fore
closed by safe Of tie above described p emt es
auction at The front door of the court hons" il
the village OF W"rthingtOn, .cOny Of Nn,';+s.
state of Minnesota. on Saturday. the SIKH day
OF April L. u, 1885, at ten o'''cck in thc fore
noon Ia satisfy the mount which will then be
due on aid mnrtgare and the debt Srcured
thereby. together with the amount paid for
taxesanl the costs and c1nrges "f fore 'lnsmre
and twenty five dollars (s.' COZ attorneys fees
as stipulated in said mort gaze. -. "a
Dated ut Minneapolis. Mimi, February 10Th
"A. u. 1875. e. = Il. e.. -.
PASY. Mortgage. -rs.lt- '7".
S$% FRrE b. SNYDER, ~ ...-.,-'.
e. Attorney for Mortgagre-
e Minneapolis. Mimi
Feb y -Apll
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Notice Of Mortgage, Sale.

All lIIREAS. DEFAULT: HAS BEEN MADE
wv in The conditions OF a &c. tain mortgage
eX. :clltrd and delivered by W. {. iirant mort
gagor to Minnesota Liam and lnv. Stment tom-
SptnS mort:,ager, dalEG the jst Gay OF june \.
ID. 1888, ;,,:d recorded in the Office Of the Regis
Ter Of i,erts of the cn,lny of Mobiles in the
State Of MinneSOt4, on the -lJah- day Of june.
"A. D.. 1888. ut 9OclGck a. H.. in buOk21 OF Mort
gags On PAGE 81 on which there IS claimed to
be due. aud is due at the date ui this notice the
Dollars [said mortgage being given 10 secure
Part "i ll.e unpaii portion OF The purchase
mon, for the below described land] and no &c
zion proceeding has been instituted at law or
in equity 10 recover the debt secured by said
mort gage or any part thereof.
+ N"w Therefore. Notice is hereby given. thai
by virtue Of 4 power of sale contained III said
III ut gage, and of he stat,lte in such case made
and provided. said mortgage Will be forccloSed
by sale of the mOrlgaged premises therein d. s.
crib, d at pu bic auction for cash, by the Sei III
Of said county at the front door OF the old courl
h0us, in the village Of Worthlngion in the
coanly OF Mobiles and State OF Minnesota, ION Sat
ur,Iay the Eth day Of April d.. 1893, at one
O'clock in the afternoon, TO satisfy the amour
which shall then be due on Sald mortgage, wi h
AMI fifty t!S50sO) d liars attorneys fees. as
stipulated in said mortgage In case OF fore
.clO>llre.
he premises described in said mortgage, and
81 to be sold 4. q the lot, piece or parcel OF
land situated in the county of N'b,e and state
Of Minnesota. and known and described as
. yhe Southwest Quarter (swh) Of Sectiol
Th ty-Four (sec. 81 in Township One Hun
4drcd one r. l"1l of Range Forty i! A. >
MINNESOTA LOAN and INV ESTM EMF co.
/. GEO w. WILSON, Mortgagec.
r., Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated February nh, 1898, WorthingtOn, Mimi
Fir>, pub Feb. IA. Last pub. March q.
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THESE SIGNED iT.

Democratic Members of the House Who
. Want Silver as an Issue. i45
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The follow
ing are the names of the house Demo
Gratis who signed the address recsntly
given to the public, urging all Demo
Gratis to make the money question the
paramount issue, and to endeavOr to
place the Democratic party on record in
favor of the Immediate restoration Of
the free and unlimited coinage Of gold
and silver at the present legal ratio of
s16 tol without waiting for the aid or
consent Of any other l.;;. ion, as it exist
ed prior to 1878, such - to be a full
legal tender for all debts, public and
private. :" - :; !. * r r :. -.
Bland, Missouri; Bryan, Nebraska.
Coffeen, Wyoming; Fithian, Illinois;
Cockrell, Texas; McLaurin, South Caro-
lima; Mcguire, California; Kort, Ohio;
Whiting, Michigan: Snodgrass, Tennes-
see; Richardson, Michigan; Smith, .Ari-
IONA; Ogden, louisiana; Capehart,
West Virginia; Moore, Kansas; Money,
Mississippi; Ryan, Missouri; Grady,
North Carolina; Morgan, Missouri;
Shell, South Carolina: Lane, Illinois;
Donovan, Ohio; Litimer, South Carolina;
Arnolds, Missouri; benson, Alabama !;
Talbert, South Carolina; Williams,
Missouri; Ca1ninetti, California; Bow
ers, North Carolina; Joseph, New. Mex
ico;, Howell, of Atlanta Constitution; J.
Floyd King, ex-member Of congress,
Louisiana. r.. -" ."-
Theyrepresent l6 states and two terri
tories. The paper was taken to the SEN
ate just before the close of the session,
but it was impossible to have any con-
ference with the senators or
to see any considerable number
of them. AS it was not pos
sible to make a thorough canvass among
them, it was decided to leave them out
entirely, so that no misunderstanding
might exist between those willing to
sign and those who had no opportunity
to do SO. ," ID = ....=
T.. Mr. Bryan said, in regard TO the adj
dress that it had been issued, in order to
call attention of the rank and file to the
Importance Of, executive work in favor
of bimetalliSln. :. = e s
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+ CAPITAL WILL BE LOST. 8
The BalIou Banking Company of Sioux
City Goes to the Wall. y

The Ballou Banking Company of Sioux
City Goes to the Wall.
+ SIoUY City, Ia, March 6-An apph-
cation is to be made for a receiver for
the Ballou Banking company. By agree
ment between the representatives Of the
company and the creditors there will be
no opposition. It is expected George a..
Weintz, secretary treasurer and man
ager, will be named as receiver. The
company has $3.50, 900 capital. The Of
ficers believe it will pay all liabilities,
but that the capital will be lost. The
total liabilities are nearly 81 900, 600,
mostly on good farm mortgages,
Notices of suit have been filed by Re
ceiver Tompkins Of the defunct Union
Stock Yards bank against all the stock
holders for rs per cent of the amount Of
their stock, which is needed to pay the
claims against the institution. The
banks capital was $500, 900.
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IN EMMETT'5. HONOR.

E - I
Monster Gathering at the Auditorium,
~ = -,-.. - Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 6.-By far the larg
est Irish gathering ever seen in Chicago
in honor Of Robert Emmett, and prob
ably the greatest celebration Of the kind
Oh record either side Of the Atlantic,
took place at the Auditorium last night.
Every seat in the huge amphitheater
was reserved days ahead with arapidity
unequalled in the history of the famous
big structure. On the stage and in the
boxes were many Catholic priests and
men of other denominations, including
a Jewish rabbi, and with them was a
notable assemblage Of judges and other
prominent dignitaries. The orator OF
the occasion was Alexander Sullivan
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A COMPLETE WRECK
Mammoth indiana Building
Blown to Atoms BY an
Explosion.
NATURAL / GAS TIE II! CAUSE.
TIE Structure Scattered for
Blocks Around Other
Property Damaged.

ANDERSON, Ind, March 6.The most
destructive natural gas explosion in the
history Of the Indiana gas belt, occurred
here at 4 O'Clock. a. m. a $75, 900 bust
ness block on the courth house square was
blown all over the central part Of the
city. In the building were the When
clothing store, Prathers' shoe store,
Hadley's drug store and a large number
of business offices and halls on the up
per floors. s u .:.5. is:5s i. *.
Fire followed the explosion, which
was like an earthquake and the remains
Of the debris began burning fercely.
The entire fire department. was called
out and prevented the fire from reach
ing the new courthouse. 'T
I III Feared Two Perisled. @as&
Attorney Ballard and County Com.
missioner Metcaf lived in rooms above
the When store, and it is: feared they
have persisted. H. :. .s5S.
I The loss on the building and contents
is total, and will reach $500, 900. The
fronts Of all the business houses in the
neighborhood of the explosion were de-
molished, paved streets were ripped
open and telephone wire cables torn
-down.-s W. .s%s 80
o. 1t Was Mysterious. .zy
How the explosion occurred is mys-
terry, but it's results are very much in
evidence, as debris blocks that section
of the city on which it. took place. It
was just about daylight that the shock
was felt which shook everything within
the corporate limits Of the city and sent
pieces Of glass, wood and bricks flying
in all directions.
In addition to the demolition of the
Terhune block, the explosion did much
damage to the courthouse and other
buildings which. We're struck by mis-
SHES :. --~.. - L.
The contents of the stores are scat
tered everywhere, and not SO much as
a respectable line Of samples could be
secured from the ruins. The building
and contents are covered by insurance
of more than 5000, 1000 "a,
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Preparing an Address,

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The meeting
of the members Of the American BIZ
metallic League, which has been in SEES
sion here during the last two weeks,
will very soon issue an address to the
American people asking their support
for new party having for the princi-
pal planks of its platform the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver at the ratio
of 16 to / and demand that the money
Of the country shall be issued by the
government itself. Z.
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WOULD PLEASE GERMANS.
Agrnrian Glasses Want to See r Tariff Wal
=, - With America. >.t:- r.

Agrarian Glasses Want to See a Tariff War
s~-:za5#as With America.
: WASHINGTON, March 6.-The claims
commented on in report of Special
Agent Mates Of the: agricultural de-
partment. The agent contends that
they would hail with Joy a tariff war
the United States. The agrarians, says
the report, well understand that our ag-
ricultural products are becoming more
popular every year in Germany in
spite of the many indirect and false at
tacks made upon them. The erection
of state grain elevators and mills is an
other ,agrarian scheme, intended to bet
ter their own condition., no matter at
whose expense. This measure is OPP
posed by grain dealers, lnillers and the
bread purchasing classes, and the Of.
fetal agent predicts it will not pass. =. :.
~ Ts5:s@ False Reports Welcomed. !.
Anything, says the report, is vel;
coined that creates false impression
about America among the people. The
sagrarians are also demanding an increase
Of duty on cotton seed oils, but old
manufacturers constitute the principal
advocates. VIII. : ~ ~ *
All efforts of the agrarians to bring
about legislation discriminating against
foreign agricultural products will be
futile. What the outcome will be rela-
tive to the prohibitive order against
American live cattle and dressed beef
remains to be seen, but petitions are
daily forwarded to the capital praying
for cheaper meat. e..; ".
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:; Campbell for Deputy Marshal.

ST. PAUL, March 6.-R. T. O'Connor
qualified as United States marshal for
the district of Minnesota before Judge
Priest Of the United States circuit court
His official bond, i'll the sum Of $40, coo,
was given forthwith. Mr.. O'Connor
has appointed j. NJ. Redding, Colonel
T. j. Sheehan and ex-Marshal William
Campbell as his deputies, and they are
the only appointments he will make for
the time being, although there will be
several changes made throughout the
state in the near future.
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Port Deposit out Of Danger.

BALTIMORE, March CA dispatch
from Port Deposit says the danger
threatening the town from the gorge in
the Susquehanna river no longer exists.
The waters have receaed, giyinga much
needed relief to the inhabitants, who
have now no more dread of the destruc-,
ton of their homes and possibly of their
lives. " -. Ess-$5 5=e s4z.5',, = "a
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FIFTY Boats win Compete.

HALIFAX, N. S., March 6.-Fifty Of
the finest craft among the Nova Scotia
fishermen will compete next month in a
great ocean race, 120 miles off Halifax
harbor. The cruiser Kingfsher of the
dominion government is one Of the YES.
sells entered for the contest. Prizes
amounting to s., 600, including $500 sub
scribed by. Halifax citizens, have been
o{Forod Z &c., 5sss3saza:
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Sisters SuffocateIl.

Y CHICAGO, March 6.-Two sisters,
Maria and Anna Bohan, % and 20 years
old, were suffocated by gas in their
rooms at 914 Ogden avenue, and were
found dead in bed by their landlord.
The young women were orphans and
occupied a suite Of rooms alone. It is
believed the deaths were accidental.
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special ATTORNEY IL stanford Cases.

SAN FRANCISCO, March attorney
General Olney has notified United
States District Attorney Foote, Of the
appointment of Louis D. McKissac as
special district attorney in the case of
the United States versus the estate Of
Leland Stanford.
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A good house and barn with =
acres Of land close to business part OF
town for rent after Nov. 10Th. This
property is for sale or exchange for
so acres of land. [tfl NJ. E. lAwroN.
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Made boiler Inspector.

ST. PAUL, March 6.-Governor Clough
has appointed 9. T. Howe Of Pipestone
boiler inspector Of that district.