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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
Queer Divorce Cases.

A coupled man seventy-three
years old and a woman sixty.
three years old-could not agree
upon a site for a grave. They
sought a divorce.
A London wife of forty years
recently applied for a divorce,
She was used to taking three half
pints of stout daily and her tee
total husband objected. The di-
vorce was refused.
I'm q recent case a Cincinnati
man applied for a divorce be-
cause his wife had glass eye so
skillfully fashioned that he had
not known of it during courtship.
A Chicago man suing for di-
vorce exhibited a photograph of
his luxurious hair before marri-
age and asked the court to OBJ.
serve his subsequent badness.
A California man wanted a di-
vorce from his wife because she
had gone sea-bathing barefoot.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
. A 800 Gallon Cask of Ale.

A curious custom in connection
with the birth of an heir to the
earldom of Carnarvon is now be-
ing observed at Highclere Cas-
tie, says the London Chronicle,
The traditions of the family re-
quire that on such occasions 500
gallons of ale should be brewed
and that the cask remain unop-
ened until the heir attains his ma
jority. From oak grown on the
Highclere estate a Newbury coop.
e1 has made a huge cask hooped
with brass, and bearing a coronct
and inscription plate of the same
metal. The inscription runs:
MAY Highclere flourish. This
cask of ale, containing 500 gal
Ions, was brewed in commemOra-
ton of the birth of Lord Por-
chester, born Nov. Z, 1898. Al
bert Streatfield, butler, Highclere
Castle, 1899"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
Strnnge Ntorr OF Amnndn Smith.

Evangelist Amanda Smith, the
only negro woman exhorter in the
world, once got into an alterca-
ton with her husbands son-in-
law in Brooklyn. The man, whose
name was John Bentley, cursed
and berated her brutally.
81 believe" says Mrs. Smith
(she has described the incident in
writing) she incurred the dis
pleasure of God, as did Elymas,
the sorcerer, who withstood Paul
and sought to turn away sergius
Paulus from the faith, and was
stricken blind when st. Paul de,
nounced him.
"When John Bentley cursed
and swore at me / did not know
he was going to strike me- 1 went
up to him and looked him in the
face and said to him:
When you have heen at my
house haven't l always treated
you well? Why should you curse
me in this way|
Gle went on talking and
abused me terribly. There seem
ed to come an indescribable pow
err over me and | turned and lift
ed my hand toward him and said
to him:
=" Mind, John Bentley, the God
that I serve will make you pay
for this before the year is out
ale said: We'll, l don't care
if He does. Let Him do it,
Gle had not more than said
the words when he seemed to
tremble and stagger. There was
n chair behind him and he drop
ped down into the chair. I never
saw him 9om that day. This
was about two weeks before
Christmas, and before the new
year came John Bentley was dead
and buried.
81 always feel sad when l think
of it, but | believe that God was
displeased with that man for
cursing me that day."
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
Almost Criminal Neglect.

"Here," said the statesmen
who had been temporary chair
man of the convention, I'D like
to know what kind of a party or
gan you're runnin', any way"
"Why," the editor asked.
whats wrong?"
"In your account of the pro
ceedings you have not once re-
ferred to my speech as IA ringing
address,"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
Little Brown Teapot Again.

Old-fashioned brown teapots,
which have been relegated to OBJ
livion from the tables of " rich
for so many years, have come to
the fore again, and are altogether
the fad, Tea lovers, who profess
that tea should be brewed in no
other kind of teapot, are largely
responsible for its revived popu-
larity. Be that as it may, the lit
tie brown teapot is the latest fad
for a present to ones dearest
friend, but it must be decorated
with the monogram in gold of the
person for whom it is intended.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
The Fable OF the Lazy Man.

There was lazy man who said
unto himself:
81 will arise from my couch this
morning with the determination
of starting out to create a stir in
the world. Long have promised
myself that some day / would
leave off my old, slow habits; that
I would do things; that I would
rise! Today / shall beginw
Thereupon he got out of bed,
and when he had his left trouser
leg half on and was dancing
about the room on. one foot his
heel got into close relationship
with a tack that had been sitting
up all night.
And 10! it came to pass that the
man did things; he rose; he made
a stir!
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
Limited Liability Scenery.

British admirers of rural seen.
cry will have, before very long,
to go farther afcld for enjoyment.
AS if it was NOT bad enough for
vendors Of pills and mustard to
disfgure natures beautiful hand
iwork with hidcous advertise
m=nts, commercial enterprise has
hit upon another method of max
ing profit out of scenic charm.
A limited Liability company in
Yorkshire has come into exist
ence for that express purpose. 1t
farms the picturesque, and then
charges so much a head for the
purpose of looking at it, In one
instance it has acquired a com
plete monopoly of q wide stretch
of beautiful country, and admis-
sion to view can not be obtained
without the payment of siXpence.
The Globe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
An InAIspntahle Assertion.

When the hot weather really
comes it will be the woman who
loathes overshoes and fur tippets,
who growled at the sight of
macintosh and who broke the
ribs of her umbrella to give vent
to her feelings about billiards.
she's the one who will weep and
wall the most at the first warm
wave.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
1t Always Happens.

"Did you hear about Lucy Yves
ton and Al Winslow falling out?"
"Nol When did that happen?
Pshaw, it can't be true. l saw
them together at the roof garden
last night
Eyes, it's really so. They went
rowing on the pond in the park
day before yesterday and tried to
change seats in the boet."
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

Appendicitis is not the surely fatal
disease it has been often regarded.
Professor Nothagel of Vienna finds that
not less than so per cent of the cases
run simple course and recover under
purely medical treatment. He states
that opiates should be given, but no
purgatves. There need he no uneasi-
ness if the patient has no movement of
tie bowels for six or eight days.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

"Chicago," said the Boston
man, with sneer, "has eight
churches without pastors"
Gwen that is not so bad" re-
piled the man from the West.
I'm Boston there are TWO or three
Edward Atkinsons on every cor
ner who want to preach whether
they Aaye churches OF not"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

Even ladies' visiting cards are now
put UP in book form. The new method
consists in binding the cards in book
form, line of perforatons separating
the card proper from the stub. BY this
means the cards are always kept to-
gether, do not become soiled ash take.
up but little room in TIE pocket
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
Recent Clgar Selnures.

recent cigar seizures.
The recent seizures Of several
thousand cigars bearing counter
fhit stamps in several cities of
this and other states by the inter-
nal revenue authorities have led
to numerous inquiries as to how
the cigars could be released and
the matter adjusted with the gov
ernment. Deputy Collector VIII
son was called on by reporter at
Galveston and the latter was fur
nished with circular which the
deputy had received from Collect
or Flanagan at Austin.
The treasury department for
warded the circular, which is as
follows, to the internal revenue
collectors:
sin reply to many inquiries rel
alive to the course to be pursued
where offers of compromise are
rendered in cases where seizures
of cigars with counterfeit stamps
from Jacobs & Co.'S factory No
Bal, ninth district of Pennsyl-
vania, have been made in the pos
session of innocent holders, you
are advised that the sums offered
as specific penalties and such 9TH
er funds as are deemed sufficient
to pay the costs should be depos-
tied to the credit of the treasury
awaiting action on the orders.
"You will forward the offers to
this office. The cigars under
seizure may then be released
upon the purchase of proper
stamps, to be affixed to the CT
gars. Afhxing the stamps should
be done by deputy collector or
in his presence. The word 'coun-
terfeit' should be written on the
counterfeit stamps. The stamps
ssued in payment of the tax
should be affixed to the boxes by
a deputy collector, who should
cancel the same by six waved
lines, by use Of stencil plate or
rubber stamp, and in addition
thereto the collector or his dep
uty should put on each stamp his
name or title, the collection, dis
trict, state and date of cancella-
ton.
"These instructions do not APP.
ply to cases where the parties are
owing the manufacturers for the
cigars. Such cases will be treat
ed separately.
"There is no necessity of re-
quiring an offer of compromise in
cases of a few boxes of cigars in
the hands of dealers who have
purchased the same in good faith
from other dealers. These cases
can be disposed of at once by the
dealers purchasing stamps and
having the cigars restamped, as
above.
"Where parties are owing ia
cobs & Co. steps should be taken
to attach the money SO as to APP
ply it to the claim of the govern
ment for taxes due from said ia
cobs. G. w. WILSON,
commissioner"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
A GrntefnI Sonl.

The Good Man: Sir, do you
know that you are going forward
to a terrible punishment?
The Inebriate; MOI Eat so? l
didn't know I wash headed FIR
home, Much 'blige,' OF man, FIR
putin me on.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
A Definition.

Tommy: Pa, what's an opti-
mist?
Pa: One who is willing to con
cede that the government is more
important than he is.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

3hake into your shoes, Aliens Foot.
Ease, powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
COrns, BUTTONS. Swollen. Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. LcRoy, n.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
A Facer.

Mrs. Grump: Have you a good
memory for faces, John?
Mr.. GrtImp: Yes. l remember
your face when | could look at it
without feeling i'll, but Pm hang.
ed if l can now.-Judy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

A woman may not he able to fry an.
egg, but she can give a man good
roast at times.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

Waxahachie's baby show was
success.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

J. c. uAprRMAcHrR, Editor and Pub,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

Published Every Thursday by
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Noti, in Se,us aui &erbGr UNI Mui.
i&ub Der Yetition in Obissr Q
Mngelcgenbeit.
Stant " al
SotenrnS 0ouutp. W

Nm ollie, Die es nnoebt. Gs miro hermit
Betanntmahuna frl lien IN EeSua ali ben
Dor olm Soalo Der 9ountp : Gpmmiiidrc in
uno iiir Steurns / punip, Minn, lie9euoen
Nufldlub e'nes 8eiudCs, nds non 9S. 8riibs
nlad)tr lino anoeren Siir9ern oes 9enannten
epuntp, III ipeltem nm ras 3ieben el1eS
@rabens in Den Spipns Cafe Senrp uuo Zion
IN g%enanntem Gountp nnb Stant natgeuhi.
nlrn, uno III iueldem tint Sptatton uno Con-
l~truttlpn eiues @rabens helm Boar, Der
epnntpzG ommi1lGre in ten aerannten 3oipus
Safe Oenrp unh Sipn IN ger anntCm Gpuntp
nro Staat, iuie 9eieelih ppr9ei, ben, nahaes
iuht 10 no, unit rbrsitCt lit
CAB qGnannter 8raben bcalnnt uno ieluen
Nlislani bat IN ieI pcu Feet 26, Z 1913, 81
80, beoinnero an einem Yunfte 1000 1uB
nDrolif bon SG Gde ppn Sect 26, : 1923,
al 33, Damn Die GGneereien Der iplaenoen
Yerionen freu5rno: 0tinrih 9Dbler, Grnlt
8llrth, Serm. 6ri9er, S,pbn &erblono. 6.
Z &entlaret, gSm. z tmiot, Cher. GGbner.
Sobn 2. Neifner, Tm @rnbmader, ROBIN
u. Weber, Sobn Nertr. Setman arrste,
8pttl. &rupte, 8nItnp e rupte, Nerm. Wans,
i. W. @ebtr, &. 3. Nebrius, Snlius Yebr,
&. 3beei, w. Ylantr'op, afm " anI, bis er
III einen tleinen BAD lGuit rabs Der i blidhen
Sinie BON Sect 30, Z 1913, ST 80 an einem
Yun'te $50 SnB Oitlit uuo as 6uB iuolih
BON Der SN Ode BON Sect SO, 1873, 81
By. Sir senauere Eeitreibuna oes ael ann.
ten @robens piro hermit nui ON Huitt
Der Seiittiaer nno auf Die hasu g6hrriae
aarle nno Ylatte %hlnaewieien, mas olee lid
III Der Sffice oeS 0 o. Nuoitprs bon Stearns
SO; beinfet 9aB bic Tamen fer @runb.
beiber. oeren Sano burt tie Collation. uno
9onItruftipn oes @rubens beriibrt p,ro, nie
tcl9t Itno: Sp, 8pbler, ernit aurtb, Serm.
aru9er, Sobn @enblanrt, 6. Z. geeneianot
Stmtot, 3beo FGbr,r, g e. Feio.
ner, &m. @%ripmater. Spbn o. &ebtr, q.
Weper, Setm. arupfe, @oitl. Riupie, Buit.
arupte, Serm. WanA, z u. Teber, g. 4.
Hebrins, Sulius Sebr, @. 9besl, w. Plan.
tiiop, Gm. Nans. limb es ipiro bierm,t be.
iannt sematt, oaB IN erner ipesienen Sip.
un9 Der eountps8 eboroe am 9pnneiStaa,
ben 10. October 1899, moroenS 10 llbr in
Der gountp' guoitors Office gfnanntes @e.
iud erDrteri uno barber beitimmt plro.
ct. gloub, ben %. September 1899.
y. 8. @ruber,
43s4t Gountp. AUDITOR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Sie Nn3abl aller 8ebi6te.
bic idbrlit in Nmerifa bas 9i6t Der
g8elt erbliden, miro auf 5000, 900 se=
IddBt. Bon ibnen iinsen $50. 600 Den
6riibling an. wGbreno loo, 900 bic
&la9elaute Der 9er3meiiluns austrom.
peten.
Ete meifen SterbefGue
tommen nidt, iuie bisber allsemein
arsenommen tuuroe, in ben friiben
Moreenitunoen Dor. Gin betannter
fran30iiider gr3t bat %, 900 Gterbe.
fdlle Suiammenseitellt uno babel eeiun.
ben. bab nlebr folde in Der s~tusiten
Nadmittass ltunoe als gu ieoer anoeren
Sagesaeit eintreten.
9as toitbarfte pel3meri III
bas Cell bes 'idwaraen ooer glau-
fudies bon 2amtidatfa. 3ubereitet.
nebmen Die Selle Der Sbiere cine anse.
nebme blaue Sarbe an. Gin einjelnes
foldes Sell piro nit $1,000 be3ablt.
Gin 8ebpels, ben Der aaiier 9itolaus
bon Rublanb trdst unb Der nit folden
Gellen eefittsrt III, bat 10000 &C.
foitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Gin klrinrr Edrmrrrnnthrr.

@ater uno SOhnden ilBen auf Dem
geroed oes StruBenbabnwuaens. gn
Der Ieberfiibrun9 bemerten lie cir
Sdilo. auf pelhem man bic Wortt
lieit: .gbtuag! Nidt auiiieben y
aid, Batter" ia9t Der Gleine. .lat
bod 10 Elm SdilO an meinem Bette on,
brinsen, oamit es Die Wutter lieii.
tpenn lie mid CUR S6ule pett."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Ste hat Rrd1t.

Serbia: rNu, Siloa, i'd bin
batintersetommen, bag Gu mid belo9en
bait. .@omit?" -Ser
tia: .Mir bait gu 9eia9t, oaB Su
ME raceln 9elernt bait, uno iebt eriabre
i'd, oab gu ieit mebreren Sabren uno
aui mebreren Sebrbabnen Die frampi.
bafteiisn Yeriu6e ma6n.
LIMB mas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: r@ie
tannlf gu ba b%ebaupten. gu bdttelt ME
raoeln 9elernt?~-Siloa: rNa. babe
tbs etfpa 9elernt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Splitter.
Der Seinb oes Slides 1T Der @unif.
&eue III ieeliide 8etonpalescen,.

Der Setlo oeS SlldeS Ut Der SSlln1f.
Gsue III ieeliide 8etoupalescens.
9iitt periAlisB Die Ser,enstbiire,
9odI bring bod Die &linfe an,
DAP iie nitt gum miiiIgen Spiele
Sober Shliusel 0fineu fam.
Aud i'm srobsu 2ebsnsortefer orinsen BIZ
Ylshbldier am beiten ourb.
Des srOben geiitss BHiht
81 8leinern belieu, sebeu;
Die Neisbeit fann unS nift
Der Msuidlifteit euthsben.
Rein Serbrsdsn, bas nidt eineu Yertbeibi.
ger, feine CUTE Chat, Die nift eiuen Nufldee,
ODER Spotter fdnoe.
Yridit ou ben Arm uno uidt g @enid,
60 nenut Der 0eutihe bies-etn Glid.
Ran mirb elm trauriser Neni& iein, um
HIes liderli4 su fnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Gin nttca Grrd1Ift.

SEER: .Sbr S6irm9ei6Git i6eini
ia gu iloriren?"-S dirm Gambler;
% ia, i'd babe nur YrOieiioren 81
&unoen, Die taufen Die Sdirme. CAB,
len ben preis bierfilr uno luiien III
glei6 mieoer iteben !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Jrud1tlrTr prnhuuu.

Mutter Cur Spfter): n@enn Su
nod elm einsi9es Mal aus9ebfi, obnt
mid I'M GrlaubniB gu %irl9en, oanr
tannit gu mas erleben - o6ter:
rGas iii es ia seraoe, mas i6 mill,
SHUTTER: eilmQl mas ~erleben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Gin 31urGrrrhiln.
Orr urfuhrlid,r 1tprSpIf.

Nrst gum girsermeiiter): ~Neb.
men Sic ii6 in gdt Dor Grtdltung bel
Der rauben Suft 80
fer: rSa, es is a bOier. ungeiunoei
@inp, Der Norooii, mag er her webe,
poher er MILL"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Oekpuptutrhr.

Or: rSarableben. mas ncllen mer
laiien lernen unierm Morib6e for e
Snitrument?" - Sic: rg9ie baiBt,
Snltrument, laiie mer EN- 9eben Sing
ituuo', brau6t er tei' Snltrument !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Ga blribt nubet.

Garla: .Mein S4ab uOllte mi,
bic neue srobe Giebbaber.g ussabe bon
@oetbe idenisn. Sd babe lin aber Der.
onlabt. mir fat oeiien 9rillant.Y ou.
tons Su taufen. "-2iii: -Nlio bod
au4 cine nsus erObe 2iebbaber.N us.
AnkAs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
1as bette 9mtemmittel auf Grsen.
0arner'S @hite gNine Of Tar En-,

rub, S9winoiudt Seilmittel, beilt
cine Grfdltuns in "a Stunben, penn
Seitis senommen; es iteut ben Suiten
ni9t Elm in elmer Rinuts, inbem es
Ben S9lunb paraliiirt, iooern es beilt
bic aranebeit unb ldSt gals unb Gun.
gen seIunb unb tart. rs unb Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Il luna.

Srdulein: .@arum limb Sic
benn aui meme Silieruie ni6t berbei=
lt2"-Sausbemobner: nGnt=
f6ulol9en Sic. mir oudteu Ollie, Sic
bGtten-9eiun9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Oruurin.

vNun, bat oenn Sbr Srama geial=
len?"-rSG, Ginem-Ober ben baben
oann Die Nnoeren binousgeporfen! !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Erlhnurfuhl.

&i6ter Gum 8auner): rgisber
ftanoen Sic itets MIR pe9er Sai6en-
oiebiiabl por Geri6t-beute us9en Gin=
brud !"-8uunsr: .Sa, id bab'
mir perarobert !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
AuthcSrrbliithr.

r.... uno III oeabolb Die Mutter
oes Shines gr0Bter Shirm. Salten mir
oieien Sdirm INNER bod in Gbren uuo
per9eiien mir ibn ME
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
1r1ir nir Affirm r,uuru II. +. NJ

r@esbalb Milf Tu oenn nitt nit
gu @ebeimratDs 9eben, Sies6en?"-
nMeine Yuppe bat ni6ts onSuSieben.
MQma !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Aur, urTuut.

Serr: rWarum baben lid 6ndoise
'beioen laiien?"-S (Selepbos
niltln): .Sdle6t perbunoen &c.
meien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Sn Sahe Der Terhanb'un9en res Yoaro
Der GCuutp= Cpmmildre pcn Stearns Go,
Ninn elnen @Iaben in Den Spmus gate
Senrp uno !pion aussuleoer aui pas @eiut
oes ISM 8riiBmo der unb Nnoerer hin, mel
der @tnbeu go. 5 bon Stearns So Ninn.,
iein ipu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
prnnrar,rn Der ln~unrpirtb-
TdJ nftlid1rn AuaTtrllunu.

I'm 10 ubr Sormittag Nntunit ocs
&inopiebes.
I'm II llbr Nntunft Der SeItodfte.
lin II llbr 9emeini6aitlides Wittag.
ellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
S 6 + e E

GeIoratten 9eltcn in Guba fir
cine 9roBe Sii6celitate'Ie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

SIM SabatbIdtter -Sanoet
nimmt louisville. &p.. Den erlten plab
in Sntel Suns 9dnp Gin. Gs tperoen
bort idbrlid siwo 10. 900 9Ogsbeao
2abatbl0iisr Ucriaaii.
3umeriten 9 tn o llmartt
oes europdiiden 5eltlanoes iomie gum
5tpeiten oes gan,en grotbeiles bat iin
Bremen entmidelt. Die ameritanii6e
grnte an 9aumpolle belief lid i'm lebt.
pergansenen Sabre auf II, 500, 900
Ballen, uopon ]. 200, 900 Sallsn allen
nod Bremen perfradtet uuroen.
Rmmer VorInIu,rpEo..,~-
2oIporteur (oer Die 9reppe Der.
untsr eetuorien tpuroe): I'D tperb'
Sic tuessn 2orperperleBun9 oertla9en
bier, taufsn Sic lid nur slei& e
etrafaeiesbu6l
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Douglas sent in the following communt-

IN RESPONSE to the resolution OF The
senate this department informs that bUuy
what steps Or action or otherwise Fave
Desn taken by the state or its Officials
tor the recovery of the states funds held
by suspended banks l beg to report thai
my predecessor, ex-Attorney Genera
Childs, duly filed proof Of the states
claim with each of the receivers OF all
the suspended banks in which state funds
had been deposited, and brought action
against the bondsmen Of each OF slia
banks, with the exception OF the State
bank of Minneapolis and the Bank Vi
North 81. Paul.
Judgments have been entered In all
pending actions, except the bondsmen OF
banks which have been paid in full, and
except, also. the Columbia National bank
of Minneapolis the Marine National ban,
OF Duluth and the Fillmore County bank
of Preston, in which action is still pend
ing:
1.-The aggregate of those deposits Of
state funds at the time Of their susi.en
sior amounted to s4S5, s67 40, of which there
have been collected or paid into the state
treasury the sum Of $3.50, 269.31, including
as a part thereof $3,S71.2l interest upoil
such deposits. There remains uncollectcd
bills Of O1,969.39. I attach hereto d
statement showing the names of such
banks, the dates Of suspension, the
amounts of state deposits. bearing ie.
spectively the interest collected, the total
amount collected and the balance due.
The balance due the state of Minnesota
is now in process Of collection. (Signed)
wv. B. DOUGLAS, Attorney General
The Farmers and Merchants State BANK
of Minneapolis and the American Tx
change bank have been sued and th
state Is not sanguine Of recovering very
much, if any, of the balances due from
them. The State bank Of Minneapolis
owes $5S, 444.76 and it is not believed ny
the state treasurer that this will be re.
covered. AS to the rest of the banks the
state treasurer says there is no doubt
that the money will all be paid to the
state, with interest The banks now ow-
ing the state which will pay are the Co
lumbia National bark of Minneapolis
$1,e16.SO, balance due; Bank of North ST
Paul, $2,437.36, balance due; Marine MI
tional bank of Duluth, S2.O53.9S, balance
due; Fillmore County bank of Preston,
81 $3.50 due.