Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 1

sr.s HiSTORi society; MINNtArOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE. Tf or ADTUXllim One tlma 7 Tlirw. UmM i tn si IN iM Twa wOl to 1 is Ttuwa waaka i.i Minneapolis Trihimc, JtMHfil It-iPy Tr- 'S'irl l-1 triiil.ni-: co.j lmly delivered, tti the -liy, pt year or, I Ally by tr year Trl-weekly, per year. Weekly. pr ycr 74 Two Blunt its IS im I 'US a Ml VOL.

1. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1S67. NO. 1.

lore. nonUii sn. 2 IX ntanlba 00.. Lumber Items. THE Bl KMX; OF TIIEMKKCTUMV rVVl i TUfiri quiry i ordered to convene here to in- MONETARY.

NOW THEY ABE COMING! Since our last we are enabled to note Im aialla Mmmmy Biarasvt. ssMWtWM I mited Mate SreuritiM. Cmntti Tiif. llis arl j.art ot'our tli-t oon au res-ret this acei.l' ii an our-cKc-. TKI.M.I.il'IIH K.

AT uwf.v cjr im iuioruu Mmn Aftfme- MmsEAPoi.is. May 24. 1W7. 11 ti rvSorrioon's We have nothing new to report In the Money market. Currency still continue.

cans-, and Uie prospect 1. that thi. atate Gardner Ci NEW unngs will continue until after harvest Vi 1th the exception of 7-Su a. tlie movriu.nt BOOTS. 8HOKH HATS, OA I'M Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods! C.

C. BURT'S CELEBRATED FINE SHOES. IVo. 5. Ctlllro Ttln.il, -mwa April at, 1M7.

A. T. HALE WHOLHrtALE AMD IIKTA1L DKALER8 IK CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, Oovernmenta dull. Holders of the are takin advantage of the right conversion Into 5-ai'a. Thue who have yet neltsrted, ahuuld remember that they lone Uii right after tlie 15lh of August next.

"re doing large business in converting these notes, and on very favorable terms to the holders. Fas tern Exchange Foreign -oi'l gold coupons. li cent. 1 1 Stul Si Oliver, large. rsnnDsriTis sbci-itie.

Sixes of lssl, larue 110 Interest to hoyw. o-Ju's, lstoi, ns 1 liii eonsolK 1. 17 W-40's, large siiiall mm lt serii Interest to seller. at Ho los small endorsed lm'sj (Xineor.ND IXTEKBST KOTCS. June, 1S64.

US May. hsB MU II714I August. 18, AUUst. 1SI, 117 III (Jciober, IxHi 114 OetolMT, 1M5 HOU D.s;s..niber, 7-30 coupons rr 1.AN0 waaakHTs. lftlljiml Warrants $170 t'ollege scrip, n.le piece Passage ticket hum Ireland alliiiia- apolis per stesiaer Passage ticket from Ireland to MiinVe- apulis liersailliiK vriis-l Jo MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.

Mm kxaPolis, May St, 197. tUraslav asrav. Wheat bushel a Oats bushel orn, new shelled 1 Corn, ear ls rrn meal 50 Barley bushel 1 bushel shorts -J iSrsjiVia i Retail. Kt 60 1 16 1 So 1 to 4 OU 1 ii 1 IS a mi 1 Su Cattle Market-Ll. W.lajkl.

Beef, si Mutton fork, net 7'ioK1 ilCc lluliV WmI Mark. Fine Fleece, washed. ts Coarse Kalsc lllled. washed Pulled, ordlriarr ct. off washed and Huck Fleeces.

40c VrsMtiiee Market Retail. t-KK dor inn Ut ol Cloths and Custom-Made Clothing, No. 6 CENTER BLOCK, MINNEAPOLIS. 4 lso ie uu 1 7'. a 511 (I4al4.su 3Ua.Vs7 17e Snr 'r ISO ISC 4.SC SnaasV 1 su2 as lllfll 1 Sl.il a 2V I 40 12' sc I.V 4 rv 4iic 12Vjal.Sc sic auc 1 I.lil IlLAi JliUOj Horace iirctlcy and the Union rm hmik'iii thk xnioy KlU i.

TO tl BE THE AtToK. I i In rt of idholir f'fr I. iikim.i i fy Tiir. iiiiiiiirxi MOM.V ItKklT. riu- (oll.ftif.ii fif IMjt In.lifluitelr l'itt (Mined.

I jie of tilt City of Mexico. XKV YORK. New York, May 24 The fire lant evening ml No. llarrwm street, oc- cupied by l'mpy Jt llorton, a.t cotton warehou.ie, evidently the work of an ineendutry. Iiowt, 9 which is insured.

THE CNIO.f LEA'R'E AMD HORACE At Mpecial meeting of the Union Leajrtic Club held laxt evening for the purne of takintr into eonsideration the rer-nt aetion of Horace tireeley, inemUr of the organization, resolution-i of en-aure were presented and rejected. A uhntitute finally i.as.-ved coiideiiiniiiir the bailing of Jeff, but deeming it improper lor the t'luh to stigmatize a memher for any mieii aet. TlIK KXCIsr. LAW. Kit-eipt- thus far received for exeie liveu-strt are jkkomk Jerome I'arL ojx iied brilliantly yestvr-day.

The tir-t and second raees were won bv the lillv Kiithless and eilt Mon day. '11 third hv t'ie filK IlHiwillL'. Koll KHMK. A tiiimU-r of Catholic eeleia-ties de-parteii yesterday for Koine to aitind the as inbly of Prelates of the church to celebrate the anuiver-ary of the marts nloiu ot eter. ot the I nits have pre-i nLs for the I'ope.

and tiionev to relieve Ills illtticultles. i Viiioui the presrnt was a silver model t' the yateh I h'liru tta. carrying a cargo in told pieci-s. presented by he 'at holies of 'inci unat i. Ohio.

WASIliMJlOX. -I- M'WARH AM III ItMANS. Niu UK. ty 'J i -The jdiiiisitoti -pa a.ii a Sis retary I hi- i Hern' to iutcrveiiM all the ioveniiiient in In-half l-iiian ulio -ii gallantly Kii-jli-h cavalrv in Ire I. uhskv i- i- ai.

I (I'd' Mi Its AT THK sut Til. that III coli-ei jl.leliee of i i ma' in hi- I to -ll a k'ent I iirxini. i I is Ti I -usii I'h- a I I I Pro je -ie I rl-li au-i 1 Mi-- ivimi'liaii 'I'i-i II' g. bllt I i I 1 iriin -ii. 1 pri-oiier their aiinrgo sv.i- l.tid CotlimiliMv-at Ml 'ion-.

No 1. -I three mriers. I- coinplete in ui of the outsi.h' seige. I I A A A SIMKIVi STKtMKR. rntl.ll.i rtll.

Miy The Santi go de Cul has feet of water in her holds, and pumps work badly. If storm comes on she will l.c a total loss. CALIFORNIA. LOSS BT THK LATE FIRE. San Franc-isto, May 23.

The estimated l.s,s by the burning of Price Jfc Co furniture rooms is $1 Jit.ino The demand, from New York, for flour continue. imi KraMlraa tgMilHliai la mm mmtU nrllsA- B.bl Awalety mw l.r Rem. I mt mimmmrml tkeridaa. lM.s(uitch Ih i'lilaikgo Tribune. May 21.

It has Kvn a-vrtaitied that there is a stcret siiiti-i-aj I'luon orgauiiation of great strength the eastern part ed" North Carolina an.l nppT part of Suth Carolina, with smaller membcrshipB iu other parts of these States. There ar branchs ir divisions in nearly every preein't of many counties. The mmbtrs are all and Wgcd to oppusc-the rvt-trn to er of who fav ortsi rrsaion. farties ai'tstrcntiv wci ititortned say the order numl-ersi a ma- i iority of the whtt voters in the western halt of Nonh Carolina, and will mostly i the l.eput.iiean ticket I he New rU Conservatives are I i on the resident the rvtnov- i r.ii Sheridan. They comidain he I- unn.sissvs.inly sev.

re. King i 'it i-r i- ow trying to indu.v Mr. John- i to ut lieiiera! in command. So! a r- in EuL niari. the i.

that tiny felt sure ally pre-i tit the tnat- i e. I'l There I rii.iast btli in ise 1 1 r. rhe original si -i. bv proof 1 MiTeiHl.sj ss-iie the i-h a course i p.irv;i.d by tieneral Onl. the i w.

application for an I'm it rt f-oiu it- consideration siis.s jed with the Kenstructi.in Act. loBiLE, May -1. A Court of la- I I 1 1 to a tie i in law to to this 6S7 and Net f.2. men vh, vt-Ktit-'atf the difturtarice ou tLe Uthin- tarit. t'olojiel Lsnueji an this -venin? rtairiinr all the The ity (jfovprtunent will not Le The military only of particular ra-e.

Chaki FTfiN. M.iy 21. Gen. iwii-l an onlT inhihitiii(r the Ji-til'ai'fi of liritT. t'rjiu irrain in the S-c-ril Military Iitrirt.

fft-nd-r are lH-laivl lsahle to ty ujili- farv I he 1't th- orliT are the M-areity of fmtd in 'a'filiiia the 'Ji't'raii'Jifie the iov'rn- ot rveiiue. etc THK KHillT-HOlR MOTKMt'lT. Convention of Workinmen from Dif-f. rent Farta of the State. The Position Oeeopled by the friend or the Movement la Illiuoi.

I lb Warkjacaira ml I hp I a le! UM. Krom tin- tlileano Tntiune. A t'onvenfion of delegates from the workiriifiiien of thw Ktate as.s-inb!ed on Monday morning in the Trade' Assembly Hall. No. I5" Clark Mreet.

Alout forty delegates were present from Chica go, and i.laces in the interior of the State. Mr. Cameron, of Chicago, Mr. J. I.

Kllacott, of and Mr. 1'. Corcoran, of Amboy. were corutituteil a committee to draw up an addn-NK to the workingnien ot the I nited tates. setting forth the tios-ition ooeupieit by the workingnien ot Out Ptate.

The committee presented the following: Fellow Citizen As nm.st of you are aware, at the recent ae.snion of the Illinois Legislature, a bill wai pa.s.-wd making eiirht hours a legal day's work for all employees engaged by the day. revious to Its pas-age. ImiIU inditical parties IVmocratic and Keimtilican had expressed, through town, unty and Conventions, their sympathy with, and belief in, the mi-rssity and beneficial oiieration of such an euaet-ineiit. In tact, so general and unreserved was the encouragement given, that little or no opjxi-itioii was anticipated when the law went into prac tical operation. sooner, however, were their partisan iiuriMises ai-com- plishcd.

and the fact devcfo-d that the woikintrmen wen; in earnest, and de- teruiined to avail themstdves of its lien- elits. than a preconcerted and persistent effort was developed to defeat them in such endeavor. Iiiers and politicians, who had heralded its Is-nctits and advo cated its adoption, when the eventful 1-t of May arrived, were among the first to ridicule its pas-age and denounce its defenders. Not content with misrepre senting its objects, and slandering those whom it sought to benefit, the iieais-a- i hie. law-abiding citizens of Illinois were braii'It a- rioters ami incendiary vagabonds.

The inconsiderate at ion of a few misguided men was cited as conclusive evidence that all were alike implicated and respoii-ible. and that these results were the legitimate fruits of the Kiidit Hour l.iw, These -landers, however. Were Intended for effect in other states. They did it and could not mislead those who kin the f.il-ify of the charges. It was doubtless evpected that by publishiin; them a feeling of opposition among employers in the other localities would be and eons, a iroiig, to I ar to prevent, if Hiible.

In eriioi of York and I'. nn- 1'. aula it'oiu uttai lung their signa'ures -miliar law I by their rerpis tis ll! her State- woul.l h-'-itate to endorse a luoselnellt -ileh coil-e-maf. i li ire of the he brunt of th nte-t t-. a I of the '( -sfertl be to rs an.

of le- law. intentions base been -ik' tiauuht with pien. es to I e.iiin' rs and eolllllie at. ties i I ti Hie. II ali -in I oa'lv t- a rr aO 'l and in-tead of inn they only alii lelie.ted the ell of the Working lien 1'! is.

I l.btlllg IV a pr'nel pc a La he uiMieti If title iPi. iit esery man. a too. which is destined to triumph all ts.s ei or lies s-al corifi to the support and syiupaihv of ir laU.rer- iu other si-cfjous of tlie country. They kuosv.

f. tint tl. the world are la I this that they a 1 the sangnard in tin- glorious re firm. Hid with a fiith that never fal-t i-aiid a that never dies, hey are teriniiied at all hazards, and und. ad circunistHMs-s to secure and maintain the fruits of their victory.

They know also that fuecos hi Illinois means in New York, sin-ces in Wisconsin, and in fact sueeess in every State in the Anu-riean Union; while they also realize that defeat at this time implies a postponement, if not a defeat, all those States which have enacted a similar to that enacted by their own Legislature, After struggling for thrtta week, they now appeal to their brethren throughout the length and breadth of a eotnn.Oti country to eme forward and sustain them, and in so doing they feel a-sured they shall not appeal in vain. After due deliU'ration it has been determined dispatch duly asrredited and trustworthy agents to every State, who are authorired to receive all moneys col-leeted for their support. All disbursement, will be wade under the supervision of the Finance Coiniijittee. who will give a close and rsonal attention ail applications for relief, so that the wsnts of none but the needy and de-scrving will be supplied. In conclusion, they lieg to assure you that in spite of all calumnies ami assertions to the contrary, the workingnien of Illinois are determined to secure the recognition ami adoption of the eight-hour principle; that the word "surrender has no location in their vocabulary.

They know that to falter is to compromise is to betray, and thus real ising the laijortanoe ot s.ivir position. ssrn to prove recreant thejr trust me. then, brethren, to the rescue, aid them in this inirortant crisis in thei historv ami vonrs and we tledm the honor of the 'men of the Prairie State that anv assistatKs. revtired by jt)U from future, will be given by a them in the h-iiid A. C.

Cvvfron. Chicaeo. Kl.UVTT. Ps.ria. P.

CoRcoRW Amtsvy. TTie reirt of the committee ii con curn in. The ni'H nvetition then aljoumed till ling, withont trfisa.ting any turtn-r bu-iness ot mu rtarxsj. The first railroad tv chartered in C.Mine. ticut in Now there are mile- of rad finished in the Sta'e.

127 miles of double track The triiiils of pas-engcr carried by all the nads during the year v- tiross earnings of thepa--t year, im. previ.His year. J7.27r..371 earnings the past year. 1 the previous year, The r.sa.1, rvpvirt the whole num- ot engines ft, passenger car, --s nierehandi-e car. 2.345 naiulr of 3,449.

The whole amount of chartered capital is ptudin, 71. i I i HOTEL. A Young Ladj Believed Have Perished in the I lames. The Heeanri Victim of the i maarm- tloa. From the (Tijra'j Tribune.

Most of our readers, in who-e memory is still fresh the fact of the destruction by fire of the Merchants Hotel, on the corner of State and Washington streets, on the uioriiing of the 4th of the present month, wilt readily r-call the particulars i oiK-erning the sad fate of the late Mr. U. A. Cook, of Joliet. who i-rished in the fiamcs dur-ingthat liieinorable eonflagratioii.

Vhen the facts coniieeied "-i'h the lamentable mi-iiin-i. were made known through thc-e cobimns. and was ended tho'li-covcry of the bruisi'd and blackened remain- where the de ceased had I ecu a victim to the elemen'. all breathed freer and thanked a kind I'rovidetiee that it had eii no worse; that no more lives had btsyi) And yet this was in all. If was yesterday ascertained that tle-ro was a second victim and.

as if to make the ca-e still more painful, that this victim was a youti'-', lair and Woman. About two weeks before the hunting of the hotel. Miss AiiMie Pean. a young lady residing in Hamilton, Cana.ia West, left her home for the purpose of coming to this cil v. her way hither she stopped a few days in IVtroit and then came on, arriving in this city but two davs U-fore the fire oc curred, it was known that she was in the hotel, occupying her room, on the night before the breaking out of the conflagration.

Since then nothing whatever has been Been or heard of her. On Tuesdava voung lady came to this city for the purpose of making imiuiries relative to the whereabouts ot eaii. This young lady stopped at the St. Cloud Hotel, and at once began her investigations. All her efforts to learn anything of her missing friend since the night preceeding the fire have lieen fruitless, and all hope has been abati- loncd.

no doubt iieing entertained that the ashes of the missing voung ladv are mingled with the ruins ol the hotel. Mis IVan was a voung ladv of als.tit twentv-three years of age. She was the onlv daughter of a widowed mother. and her sole suiiicirt. Mie came to this Ity with the object of obtaining a situation as a teacher.

Mho scrilied as having Im-cii young lady of rare accomplishments and unusual at tractiveness. STATE SEWS. lire retailing at tsvo dollars a bushel. The all-absorbing itestioli will soon be. 'base sse potato among us." t'urilxiult Itt jiiilJiciiit.

TllKV have been asking that here for some time past, and the lar fn-licf is that sve have no one of that specie among us. )irrttitii nm That ipicntioii has Iss-n asked here and answered in the negative long ago. V. ho answers nary time. TlIK Owatoiii.a in speaking the reported destitution on our fion-t ii s-iys "Our fellow Wm.

l'ep er. has recently returned fiom mid Martin counties, where he is been busing initio lie inform- us that the ac counts of destitution iu these counties are overdrawn, or, in other word-, the gre.ife-t amount of -t ut ion i found in those families v. ho depend on and fi-hing for a I v- lihnod. :u.l as no attention to ha -oil. II -as -f.

uir tho-e families, who base been th. or five years are. in inauv worse off than the new cum of the i.i'e-t thing- iii of amusements tba' we i is a "Sheeji oi.r i I Mailt. aiilloMll- the Dodge Counts W'ool tlross sis iation will hold a Festival a' ille on Saturday. May I -o uieliciier a In A.

VI Premiutn-r-i ted by the Committee. it-, bring on vour -h g.id sltcarer- arc cud all. attend and give Us a -i skill By order of the Cmmr While there, he was Pre-ler family to -tat. a i 1 -v print, that the public i- ii-' Ma ni iig- ged bv tho-e who ar" traveling oi.t th-' country with their children, who-c mil-and legs were frozen ofT in 10.0. They infonn.sl Mr.

that they never received a cent from the funds tim-i-on-tributed. and that they do not wi-h their names conweted any longer with such measures. They art? very grafefil to those who have sent donations direct and hope any one who has ought to give, will not place it In the hands of any pretended agent. We hope the press will notice this matter." SrptiEN Heath. We are informed that Mr.

Joseph Prieslck. an old resident of our county, died verv suddenly about two weeks since. Mr. D. had been out hunting cattle, and came info the house saying he would r-t a little U-fore hunting farther, and died a'most while speaking.

M'lHtvrriHr Hrjirng. The Weathf.k. ttill cold and nn pleasant. For a short time the 1 loads and temperature will promise letter times, but the specious promises are soon gone, and clouds' and cold winds resume their unwelcome sway. (ne thing remarkable is that we have yet ha.1 no thunder shower.

Could we hear some big thunder we should expect 10 se the sjell broken. Thk Mantorrille Flrpr says that Government has authorized Hov. Marshall to draw liMsj rations fn-tn it stores at Fort Ridfely f-r di-tribution among the destitute new -ettlers on our frontier Col. H. Matt-on.

of the State llurd of Fjliication. has ln-en s-nt to hmnd distribution. He will report tne eonaition 01 anair on tne Krler. and i authoriz.sl to draw on the Stare f.r any further rs rs- supplies. The Winona Ikmurr-tt says that "the pna-e iHw paid lor what in suia is about for average No.

2 wheat." rai'nisvls e--ntinue Vi a very grat e- tent, notwithstarsling -ome uiifivorab'e 1 i- i. istrts mat nave ts-j-n pre- 'iMice imiiiignnfs again-f rl'nfe-a fian.1 thu divert them to other localities. Kmjtmt. Ax immigrant team lande.1 fi.tn the Turtle yes-enlay nl pa 1 thnjih the city, drawn by eik-ht yoke of oxn. Considering the pre-ciit prixt tr steaks, the was a- valualie one.

WiHustn Tht Hastings -ays that a paper mill will he erected in that place this season, on YervuiEion river, at a cost of a all i- the following lumler items: On Thurs dav the Klla went out with raft of twelve strings of logs in charge ot Parker. bv L. lonn us to W. i. Clark and II.

S. Parker St. Louts. On the same day the Minnesota left with a tow of five rafts, as follows: fne lo-striifg raft of logs sold by Ia vid Cover, consigned to B. Hershev, Muscatiin.

Symttcl Kegister. Pilot. Kleveu strings sold bv Havid Cover, eon-igncd to H. S. Parker i Co, St.

Louis Henry Peevy, Pilot. Ten strings logs sold bv David Cover. consigned to W. Clark St. Louis Mepheii Khoads, Pilot.

Ten strings logs sold by Havid Cover, consigned to Hill Burlington K. A. Dunham. Pilot. Ki'jht strings sawed hinirnT sold bvH biting, consigned to Morrison St.

I-iiiuis Dan Smith Pilot. The Minnie Will, Capt. C. ii. Bradley, returned on Saturday, having made a trip to Clinton.

Iowa, with a raft for W.J. Young Co. Thirteen rafts have left here thia spring up to. date. Tlie amounr d' logs on hand at this time including those in the various mill Ihmu.s and the St.

Croix itooin Cor poration is alniut seventeen million feet. At latest ayeouiifs the water on the I pper St. ('mix and tributaries was steadily failing, and the drives on the various streauis were is-ing abandoned. The drives oil Iiwt Kiver have reached Chenuwataua Jam, and are awaiting a sufficient head of water to sluice the logs into the St. Croix.

The drives on Apple Kiver are getting along siowiy, tiut win undoubtedly get in, as tne water is controlled by a succession of dams and can be made available when needed. It is thought that the rains of the past few davs if thev extended th em streams wifl add materially to the present stage of water. Stillwater Jrr Sfii iirr. A large raft, of lumber, containing mkmhn t.sj't. U'longing to lteklr of St.

Lmis, was totally demolished on the forenoon of the Sth, t.y coming in cont.ict with the niers of the lU Island Bridge. The. (Jrey Fa- gic, a isiai belonging to the company, succeeded in saving and landing a large portion ot the rati. Phimage unknown. lives lost.

Unit, im i ins is a rait irom tins cltv, and we licve was in charge of Harry Wheeler. in irrr Mi-mu ijt r. Mt sKKiHiN Inco'mks. Our lumlx-r i tig friends over the lake have been )iiutiug money in their purses during thu past year, as witness the following report in the iiskegon is.) Afimof incomes returned at that place Henry Beidler. I iNlo Jcorgi Amies.

Chancy Davis. llenrv 11. (tftttv. SI0.f.:;r. If II el- ley.

JS2.MI Kdwiu Hack ev. oames ii. i lack ley. I iiaries I. Hill-.

J. M.t.ordeii. L. i. Mason.

O. p. Pill-burv. K. Stevens.

$1 l.f.JQ J. II. wan. i-a. T.

Turtibull. I.i I is We have id conversations with several Persons inter lumbering operations in this unity, and from them we team that the amount id lumber that will lie run out of the Mu-kegon and White rivers this season ill be very large much larger than that of any preceding season since the commencement ot the lumbering busi- ne-s ou these streams. It is stated bv perfectly informed on the the logs on hit" river will vicld rather more than one bundled million ie.T 01 lumier. 1 tie rivet vviil run out to market this year alsmt hundred and eighty million feet. Much depcul- upon the siij.ply of wate! in the small streams during the next HIV logs are put into en-ek-svhi.

'i will rciuirc a stae i.f to eoi" iuii" for -oiiie time in to loa- them all out The late riO and ti- atlc-r 1 oiiniiuinvr cold, hi vcver. id. red as likely to can- a grad- ial and rise of all the streams, which, i- what we all de-ire. and will Is bi ing Providence can send a. w.iinry this year.

Musl.i- ''ft If oreo A eoi re-pondenf of the Po'k County 's 1- i-in. writing from Black iii scr, -as I he "amount of pine cut on this -tieaii; tie- pa-t winter is double t' it of itiv pies io.i- -eason. I- i- e-tiii at I that not 22.i.-oi bet logs in Black Kiv rat ihe tune the ice Ifroke up A-in I'teis ii. sv stand, it 'o -a, that not over i i.ii" of hi li i- uiatnif iu this Sta'e, Tin will U- rim Jow.i. lllinoi Mi ri.

to l- ii.aniiftietiired. Sue! I "lis i- killing to this put of tie St-ite. but your corn -pind. ut cm remedy for it He devoutly wi-hes li( could. At the rate they have Isi the pa-t two years, it will not take fen years to "gobble'' all the pineinthi-jiart of the Stare.

Such a l.es will In-serious to Jackson and Clark counties. Iaswraac Deflate. From th. Fraeport (111.. Journal.

The case of the Winneshoik Insur-aiM1 Company vs. Samuel Chamberlain, which was tried some days ago in the Circuit Court, was derided yesterday by Sheldon in favor of the company. in Insurance (Vinian3- vs. Samuel Chamlierlain. Circuit Court of Stephenson County.

State of Illinois. April term, ss. This js a suit brought for the full amount of a premium note non which an a.s-esmerit had teen levied. The defendant resides in Henry County, and was with summons from this county. The plaintiff claims the execution of the rontract to have -cn in Stephenson County, hence their right to su' their members here, am! that although the amount assessed upon the premium rate of "145 was but $ls.

under the company's charter, which is a public law of the State, they have the rii-ht ti recover the whole anv -tint of the atur the expiration of thirty days from n.ttiis' of asni-i-sment. The defendant objocttsl ot f.f to everything. itneses were sworn to show hat the application atxi premium note were sigmsd by the defendant in Henry County, and the officer; of the company ezamimri as to every minute particular and i-tail. The fiirs decided by tlie Court in tSis ea-e ma 1 bmflv -umrnisl up as fallows: I. That this Conn has jurisdiction iiits f.r the collection of arsment due the W'irirrt-sheik Ins-uratioe Company, reg.ir of tlie hnv: where the t- w-vs "igtied.

2 That when judgment i- obtained, it for the whole amount of the premium in-tt-ad of the amount of the 3. That the certificate of the company is suScient jrri'ma fnrie evideiv if the amount of the asj-ess-ment stv-I it validity, 4. That the premium note are net: go-iabie. Tlir mmfrr'f -hirT'T also fully di- which it appears that the intifT has a lien ujion the real estate 4 its members. Iiaf4e to 1- at anv time forfr 4.sed in chancery, which will deprive insareil of all rights to a jtirylffkL- I 1 I 2 24 ti ad 1st 34 Urt 2d Jd A Tilt: fire in N-w York Citv Th-evenlnif of tlif- ill s.i the wotk of an iii'-ni'liury.

L'c-, In-. Thk I'liiofi lii'i of New York have acted on li.r.i.-. 'ir-. action in (l' I i COIldcmil tll U''tiIS I. -l t' fell- ure.

A iiumlM-f o' Sew York, y-t Arrioti tli- i iii is I it (. i-- le't i.i..v, It'oiie i ils Id- Pope iii lit it it. Cineliiiiat i oil. hi- wiilitii-'iK to i ri im I A i I i Feniao, Mi t'lur-. I inijiiiiri' of 1 i i i i 1 1 i til money tiiurkvl IJovorl, Carolina, iri in; to ii iu ntaying tbf! cellrction of debt iu-JrfU-Ditly.

The bnmtardiiiK of the city of Af ailco Im still prof reing, fc'i'l great 4Utra prevail. In coawiueuce. Maximilian, it Haiti, wulie to umadtr tut la prevented. Turn demand for flour from Han Franciaoo contiuuea. A MAS at Donton ha hi hrof her for IIo.OuO for allege! nUmleroiM word imed in a li tter to their nuder.

)WIM to a uicuiorahle inteiriew with lien. WmmJ, Hon. John MorriM-y dos not appear in the iiMimie returns this year. Owe of the new uieehanieal toys in lari i a lat with a rower. Thin row-rr imitate ihe niovtun nn of a real man, anl worki pair of -ull with irreat eneriry.

At tinier In; cn ami anon (piiekeiiH his move iuciiM and a rapid -urt fr) a hort dir'tanee- TlIK profits of iiel niainilarturi- are eitorinoii.i. For in-famv, an iron har worth workid int i- worth ti made info it rep rvorntit in the ha- of pen Unite )lale. it I riio-s und line.l and dran into l.al.mee j-irintr- ntand- for i TlIK eolmed people of tliio have ailed a State 'on ent ton meet in II1'. Iievt i- t.i a- rick, ii Sl.ite. 'ollninlms on tie The ol.jeet of tin da loin.

ot pertain how tlo- airi-t in ha iio. li rom I he 1 1 0. .1 i ll It The lllet.me f-l to lie'iniit e.ir. --ion of (how a L'leiil taiille; of! tf which i- at ti it'iio I i ie-hilltie. i -mi! I tribute.

I to a erca-'d cein j.t i. 'lie' 'I est return- ai- I i Hiichanaii I i 1 1 Tllf II ac i i I other ii the M.i-a. hii- 't a p.je ot the l'I" cost forty -tie ii-ji i Isires i i dl-taii''- i lias cost "iJ Thk irnrima S.i it' hheep the le i i to pay i' I to the i ot tuitli'V. 1. worth of hi- I TltK lien rrossed ln-twit-u Shanyhat au: Hrahuia.

bvloiiriiuf to Mr. J.din J. Arthur, of that vicinity, is scvera eggs within the past few week hi are pceulinr. At firt Would conclude that tiny wen if'iosf rrgn. U-ing alxmt that sit'.

but upon breaking the outside shell another egg dis.sivercd within, the site of an ordinary hco egg. having a Mnooth hard dtell and comph in every particular. The outside egg ha its white aoJ ycl low also. Mr. Arthur intend to pUoc onie of these eggs tinder a xtting hen and ee what result conies forth.

CrF rwtfteu UOthtr State rENNSTI.VAMA. Wtamtn. CI.ru IVinoormt. We have conyerse.1 with a large number of farmers front various parts of the country dunng the j.a-i k. and the 11 utate tlult the crops unusually promising.

The cold and weather na kept lu the -owiu oats and ireariiig of corn ground but the wheat and rye, thoiuh not so larae as is at tin-saMsoi). set it well OO the ground, and uol iniunsl in the winter; ami with a gmxl sct-ou the harvest will be truly plen'eous. Tlie late fruA have not grt-atly injure. 1 the fruit, and theft? is a $vod prospect for a large yield. of appKs.

MSCHIOVV. Michigan ppr srak of the coming CTtp in the most terms. The numl-er ot acres i- l.ir-e. onto The twenty counties with lit tew tntfjiig cxo'i tie'i-. tf.

wiieit! ItHlks Well. ad g'VCs e. 1 jnekl. though the brs i-i-h i IS less than we outld SV The same iiunl- ofe-citi'ic- i ana i not give i- t'sir a yet the a t. aihl should ti ti.e yi-ld Will Is- II Iss.

Ri The St. Louts l-, lias n-tliris, i from a nu State. The unsv- r-a a- i wheat never lhki-l n-vc than it the i St. Louis i-i of eotutng crop -ay- It worth anything. pre'i ami famine pi iis of gm i.vi.l ein-not he conriuiie-i ii hiring of th- mv.

wheat and ot's were ne.er ve i fi're. Not only i- rh i i rs.s by thes. cm-iiri'-v jf.i'.T nsUiO. but aa rep. rt cci'-ur ri cUUIijJ ihciu iu ckvX-iciit udiliou.

a in sh. ID Eh 0 4 SM hat a. -mi 2 5 3 a tt 0 6 st 0 A TK I fTANTKH TO I 'CKC1IA8K-A IIOKSK ANI WA1J4IN. aullahl f. the t.rta-erv business.

Anulc l. Ii 11 K.X Kit, corner or aslilng Ion and llennepla Avenues, over the Hlore. my -dlw FOR KENT. "pOK ItKNT Tli centra Store 1 Room and Kaseai.nt in IlarUni's Hrl. Block.

Pixetesalon civen immejialelv. Ap-ply at lli msosii it OITcf ravtli-iitl Wool and Woolen Good. gl'KIXU GOODS! Hirin? 1m I Mevtm. Fjistnimn, (iibMn ('4. Now ofTer Ut th.

Trade anil public Ksnerally, a hu-r sttH-k of their WKI.IcK SOWN CLAJTHs), mauufnetured at the YOUTH SiT A It Mil I i 1 1- mupoi.ih. Our stock consists of FIJs; LKIHT A.NU 1ARK-CXIXRED Jk. TwtM(lH, jAJulirM1 CMh, Spring Overcoating Double Cassiiiiprc. Also, a lance assortment of Pl.AIS iSHK ASH MIXKft cv4.wiv.wAw ri.Ai a. cnh-hh ft.

A A.V. AAV TVVKY KA I. A TH, YA KX, ac, itc, drc. To MINXEWITt KK TI A NTsi w.say we will sell you ils as law as you can buy them Kast and frclKbt Ibeiu he re: to the nub please call aad examlns our r-tock, anil If yuu wish l.uy at retail you all! Bad our prints low. Wool taken in exchange forCloth at all times, aim on ine imt rcasoi il.le terms.

Store on Cataract opposite the Factory, apM diim 1.AH1M AN. OIlUsoN A chj. JOHN M. PENliLKTON, esassnstlaslaia Marekaat, For the purrhaae and sal. of; iMMKric tuEte Awm ri i.ud WOOL, 1 Broadway, New York.

ash a-lvsnoes made. (Snnslrnmenta anll- elost General or Sns-tal Mark. I ItrBurts iiauMnni .1 request. IIEFF.KENCKH: II. K.

(ashler National Hank ol i.iBimerce. New York. M-ttsrs. J. ibHtaHAH, Jobmstob A N.w I Mi Ml 1.1.

as A tlevrland, O. W. P. Ukktpai.i.. Cashier First National Hank.

Minneapolis, Minn. Thomas Aktiii h. Cashier First National Flank. Newton, loss Messrs. Foko.

Iiixow A Co HI. Ixnla Mo Ami to any Httnkrr thrntiyhout th ft-uniry A.M-- iittf ion 1 rrreiun4mu. Beal Estate Agencies. I I FX T. KKAL KSTATF.

11 AUFNIV. L. Hi ll xa. n. w.

a ills. a. v. mohris. A tujrmry at Jiu 1HTLEK, MILLS A MORRIS, ft KA ES TA TE A ENTS, tataartra m1 tartsa PaMw, BRIIXiE KT fiPKisiTK KWT-OFFICE, MIN.VKAIfil.IH, MINN.

Farms, lands. Its, Ibtnda. dl lee Hcrlp. Itcmabt and sold I olleeti.tas made; Isftns rte.l-at-l Title. examineMl; Taxes paid; and Jeoeral ear.

taken of Minnesota proparty non-residents. desire call Iha attention of stranier vis tioi our city with a view ol lnvestini in Real tatate. 10 the Kreat variety of protiertr we lisve for sale. oci.lalUic of Hiil'sK'S ANI Ir4. VACANT iTM I.ANIst.

iiAKI'FN attJt-dtf BOTTLKK OF ALE PORTER, (rth XiarMwpolis, MIoju A full miypty alwifp on hand or the lraae. aaHpse1al atUoUOM sJCl to IbrakshLbg Auction Sales. 100 CXFT8 FOR SALE AT GUmore's Auction Store, apaV-dlf First street. MiaaeapaMa. Intelligence Offices.

JN TELLIOENCE OFFICK. THE Intelligence Office, Traryir BuUmlma. Bridge hpuwt, Jkftaa. acw'ir, Jforacswao, Will farnish hired kind. 00 abort oot tee wntebostaMorejrmfWWaUal ketteva; g-ive Infornsatem to reard to any person anythioc ta thiacJty.or snywaera rise la tka Calteal ft ate, or aoy eoontrjr.

(ieatteroea aod ladles wiU be shown ta fba beat ari rate boarding -hoaaaa in taa city. cam appJis-atfcmattAtassW VrVdti A. J.CLABK. GOODS. AaTD w.mws aTA i aw aw Bs aa aa m.

tnjSt illinery Dressmaking. MILLINEHV ANlV IUIEHS. IIVI'l has Just a'iioi. aiultli A HlllUia-s' Urssieir krl.lss suuar. a lull of OMHH4 Ui which th.

lleuil.tn of the L.Uc, 1. ,4,1" MAK A. I1KFM, from Mrs. I. Paul.

ha. lbs (style, tr.m Rew m' min tw and Itrcsamuk lag. Tli, l.uic. .,1 lis are Invllcl all. ssyj-dli 1 -f- Seamstress'.

E. MNl'HESN. All klinfaof Men WJ and Hoys' loll. lug uisde In th I workmanlike manner, e.ju.l 1., the lall.trs.aiid si vry rea.oi.al.l. I lie Is.

1 has bad furno in Ihe Iratlc si lite r.altl.nce 1 II A 1 1 II, corner of I atai s. and en T.l.rS to Hill fill liwt-omee. will f. tot. and dell vil when duns.

my HI dif Stencil Cuttors. CAM. McCn.MM.H. Siencil Cuit-r Olisstll I'ust-OITtiss. MlMlleaiH.IU.

I'tt- iirfiuc box 1.41.1. Well Digging ft Drilling. 1) liKKKN, Well IiKlV.r an. I Itriller. lir.l.r.

mar at. I.ll at J. luu Mllwsuke. House. astna slr.el tatven Mlunetouka an.f Helen.

Perk A 1 aimer 1 ai. ni Tore I'uiup laser la.1. atyil 1ly Masons and Builders. 4 TTENTH )N, AI.lT-Taboi a A Aavrv, ami lliillders. Hiunn in.

and I'luslerlua on short notice ami In th. kest manner. I.lins, Hair, Cement and Piaster of Paris constantly a banil.aii.l or sale ai ins lowest market tlce Ulne If.Hise nu Third street, belwsea Nlntb lei and Hennepin avenuea. 4. Ir.

us a call ud w. will try bi ssllary ail. TAIMfl'll A 1IAHVFV. Mluneapttlls. April 4 ism.

aii alVni Drugs and Medicines. CO HAVE A FINE Sba of Wblte IbcI.I.IIIik Kal.ll- ni'H-k s. Plant, i ollii rc.t an.l tnl. 11 lty. Ali, l.llis...-il.

Kerosene, lard, i.b, MM tm and Machine fills: 1 nr-nlln. II. Varul.bcs, Hriisbes, No.V. WAHHINtiTnN A VKNl'E. niyl-d2w li.

RIGEliOW A N.16A WAaillNfiTOft IVIXt Keep eonstaally on hand a In. IfRFGS. MEIUCINK, PAINTS, OIIX. FANCV ANI TOiI.ET ARTICLES, Ac Ac. Pure l.l.juora for Medicinal auy2rcd2w FOR SAIJ I offer my Mouse and for s.l.

st a t-lruirm. Jt 1. situate I tat ween Third and Kourlh .,11 I i.h In a pleassnl iiribu.trh.m.l, and within thrsa minute' walk mt tnsP.au fifflca. Tli. rlona.

rs.n tains alx K1-sirrd K.ms with a larxa Woal abcl aiiacbe.1, a parlof which tssuitabls for a Hummer kitchen. Thers Is ttssel Home riiar under nsarly the whoi. House, and a Hon. t.tarii h'ildlii Oti. Huiidre.1 and Twenty Parrel.

bets Is a Hlabl. on th. with roosa tor f.air horssw. Apply to W. 1,1 VINIcMTON.

my2Vdlw tin. 7U atrnnsplii Avenus. FOK HALE A Housa with nine lUioBis good I Uleru. Well aud a 9ntfhiy thmtJfy Aot.i, with 0.. acre, of land, well fencexland Als, a ll'U A M' IaiT In Marphy a Add It loo Ot MIUDMpolls, with seven Kootn.

aud a good ellar to to. house, ate nit 00. tnli.fram ItirC.airt H.esse the other ml "Ait two Also, a FA KM IN WIlifiHTf-ily MTV, tour ttillas fr.Ha Uie Mbsla.li, 1.1 and four and a half miles from th. IWarrsa, wlthaMsrah vf itHy Tons of Hay; all th. rest plow land; ou road leatlir, atllna Mtliaeawiii, snd M.mtlcell Also, KIi.ifTY Ai'HMI OF I.

A Nil Also, Kli mil. and Itlll hair of Ihesce. All the pr.terty St the It. can Imi hal no fair terms. Inquire llegl.ler i.fTSce In Ut.

Omrt H.use. or of It. IlKVA.NT. at the rtirtimr of Mntli and Hookhanan slreeta, in MrMullearllla. Minneaitolls, April si.

law. uiyl -dtf 17K HALE A ood Farm within a f.w mile, of Mtu la. wall wtd ad wlthg'Md faeilltle. frw a.y. and all aa- i uste.1 with a good tence.

tl as a eomtorfabl. Frsm. If iaj s. of fiv. rotrfns.abd (eat wall la the door-yard.

It I. within half nail, of th. Puat-Ornca aad Ln.in. I tV-teed-Hooae. gra fw further partlealara, iaqair.

at tbi. cAVst. ui CX. sl.rtY A 1 wl.ti Ui sell my FIN'K NEW IfuCHF, at the corner of I seton a SB. Ninth slrsets.

As I hav. fully deet.te.1 to sell, somebody wli. U'. to gst a goad bargain. myitoa.i.tp' IKA Mier.iis..

Strayed or Stolen. CJTOLEN OH HTRAYEIi I f.d-t iefeekerOlWl rt Ttiursday Bight THItt- IIKI1KK: will I rr.K; ealf In a tew days white part mate re 1 ssaati white bor y.iiow wbita lawk. Any iea.i her recovery will be thankfully ree.lv Infomiatkm may ba laft at tha Office. aay General Hot ices. XT1' HEREU Gi that we will riglaly entur.su tt Paw fr.tsn and after ibis data.

All Iaj. karge in violalloa of law will ba diapoasai til a.wrds nee with the aay-A-dU CHifcF OF rOLJCa. "VffrTICI- Havlnr Kiveo aon il ami his lima I aeretrv rellsxiiitshall claim to his future earnings, aad pay aa asabts of bis contra.in. J. s.i" May laJ7.

aay-dAt JTrTICH All paraorm havvlnr; Far- ore. Ptcrves. inc. cat any kind of faould call 00 GILMORE, AthlaADrtloa Htora. ae IflrllgUaat H.wUl parwMiklaMtaaaaatssasa.

Minneapolis, May 2T, 1W7. ipiNKSS cAuns. stworney at Law. TlflLHON A Mt A I Altara.y. sat Uaaa.ll.ra at law Minnrmpolit, tall nf Ut.

Anthony,) Minnesota. M. KM AW LAWYER. OFril'K IN FAKItANT'ft nuu.i.i.stu. Corner of 11 rids, aad Heeuad stresta, r.k2-atr Xlaaaaaalla.

EWI8 RHO WN ELL, Insurance, Heal Estate and Law Offloe, WOLrORIJs HtXJCK. JanZbdtf Mliioeap.tlls.MlaD QOItNELL A UK A 1)1. EV, AttrBfjs at Ijiw, Will pay attcntlun to business arls Itig und.r tli. lal. Ilsiikrupl law.

uiaril-iltf Uuniiroi.it, Mitaa V. MORRIS, ATTtHtNKT rA. HEYNOI.nfl' IIUiC'K. Ina.apalla. jBJIaaasata.

Januarv SI. lain. janSI-dl4 CAM If TIIAVKK, fj ATTOIINKY AT LAW. And ctollcltor lit Hankrti.tcv. RiiHlricss tin der the late Hsnkriipt Aet promptly attended to.

Wo. 1 CFN I F.lt HUH K. Iiiyielm Physicians and Surgeons. VA. A MICH, M.

Will hereafter only attend ritirleal ease. Iflseases of a Murglral ostuie, and oftlc prartne. apla-dtr 118. HATCH aV GOODWIN, IKIMtKOPATTIIC Ollra near the corner of Washliiston ave Bile ami Nicollet street. Ortice hours ft Ut 10 A a.

and 2 to I r. a. Ir. M. reside.

011 corner M.s. I let ami Fiahth streets: lr. at I lie Nlc.lh House. Iaa7-dtf jiTl a LiNILKv7 rhysifianM and Nnnrrona, aa-Iir. HIII-Kesld'-Bce corner HlxUi and Nicollet atre.u a-ftr.

I.lndley Third tie! wean California and Marshall streets frbZMdsm N. WHEAT. I IHiMKbl-ATHIC PIIVKICIAN And i iffi'ss p.att Hennepin Avenue, Minn. niyiVly Architects. HOUK.

ARCHITFT. Si iut.vaie.li.. luo. Klhr Fnvit.e.-r. Hl'f-k.

Is-sla-n. Flan. aa aAtlmates for stptres, ftanka aod tlcrices rarrfally pic p. red ou reaa.tn.ble lerina. Kattax.i as I).

Morrison. FU tch.r A. T. Hale, Ira M. Oorton, Is.nsrd (Msransr.

myeiy rtHAHLEH MARCOTTE, Jm It-1 ITECT, O0tce ta WmlforiTt HMUMfg, mMh Ur. f. (St sTaslaerT, nnmyt sfeeei. Minnapww. aa- Fi.a and Kneel ara lions tor liaildlBa of all daserlptesB.

Biad. 00 atMrt notica aad uuaaiila lerrus. Rw-dtm KING id lltr nrv.y.rf. office lo Ilamsonti rk. SJtlilncU.n Avenue.

inf-liu Real Estate Agents. IJILTON LIMfbti, tUymaidm Hloek. jmtU tmr fie. Mit- seifitaf, MtmmemM. Br- farm, lands.

Haws. I-rfXs. Ac atid a.ld c.rttial.n 7sii rsiii rU-Dt. A mc ti.f- lZV'uf ir ALI 1. Cii7Stmry PuWir v.

snd (StmmlaknH nf e-ar all Xlw lAfml tares: Ke.i ratala. Claim sr.d Coiieo- tion Ait. Mlun. aiy Bel 1 Hangi g. .3 ELL- II A NO I The unctcr- XJ sined.

barlD had t.eoty ysars ssi rl arte. 10 to. Bell-UasiMiit; Buftiaetw, la stow prepawsa to OU all orders, aod usr- artss. or eoehar--e. Ofda-rs left at A.

A. OVITT rToRr'. nrmptly attand. adto. IUKAM A.

MafMOVM. Mtaaaapoiis. April A. lsfT. aplsvsllm Paper Hanging.

APEIV-H ANOINO. Tha undar alriMd will devtv. is attsssttoa to AFf.K UtMiiMi in the anost Bprwred trla All order, left at th realdene- of Mr rl, RT WAI'sS. i L'tak strart, betwasstt Third aad Fourth, or at torn CKfsTKAL MEAT A ftK KT. tH.

Aataoar, will raeH ar aapt aiiaottoa. Bfi-d2w FKANK WACKaV House and 8ign Painting. OUHE AND 8ION PAINTINO. n. are Dow prepared to do all 1.

UOf'sr. AVI. HKifi PAIBTTIKU AMi HUhtt I AJfI In taa vary beat asyks, and at moss restaur. a nic raies. aV.artOFO.si sir a.

i.eti r. r-1 wwa jmm Oleese lb ur.l fi 1'ork Tf Hams It. Ilea lis bushel Polntoc 'f buslH-i Unions Hour, bl.i Flour. bbl Ilollev IT. liii.si"A.pl.s li.

llrled PeHebfst iiuiwl 7. in. si lii K. unnared ssiiKiir, rusli.sl and powdered bro-n Kniiiii HU.I ollee, Java Kit, 11 e. black r.s, Jaitttn Tallow Van.

syrui. s.mp, ir-rnian Soup, lial.Mts sv.111. bbl an, lrv -r mirk Kits' lb Powder. Itifle iff. Shot, ware Ksrktl.

I'IMK WAKK. Ifot.p assorted colors doas i'ailH, rs.lors dor ll.s.. P.tlln. Vurnitttted Ho Pulls, horse, heavy bail ale! tlii.li (HI iHlt tonis -lof. so Vi I -m inch, No Tin Is Inch, 14 Sol "Illl-S.

lit Vest Tubs. each lit 11 Kxtrs .1.,. Is 10 No I 4'bllllls 14 (Hi f)e Inn lis ii. laon so a 1 liuriis rns doz AleHSII I'-'HI 5 su Halt Uu.l lensiircs. WHITE HUiR WAKE.

Hooj. Palls, 4 l1 Il-M II II Palis, braiu IioiiikI 4 4tl ft on 'I'ails. Vi.rnit.li si It.ni.l 3ln nest I'll.) 1'uIm, 3 iii aest, brass b.iun.1. 4 Itard W4 Market. qmility Krtrn 'itk I yas-n tak 1 1 htk Hn Ol 4o as ti hii 1,1 SA'liltc Ii 1 1 inr.

ii Hock Hielssrlt Mafle Knit. mot. dty kr. 3lf ft "sis 1 hair Ss-tits. over ISC in Hast.

I hair un.b in. wid 3iil" a i 22 1II0 s- lw.ar.ls, c- i.iii,.,u 11 ts. bis lUtHnis, In XI KSTl AWD S-lC ARK Ll MBX. an rtn i m. rt trs fi ink an K.m, dry 4.1011 aaaker Market.

(Ximinr.n K. -t quality, per 1 Sifoek Htstrds 17 no tm on w'saon IWsvrds sSbethlng 14 oils raacing, li quality 21 no i joist ad Diaanaioas, is vt feet and nader feet 24 feet ta 2x4. 14 fs-s and un.ler ijti xi no 2K tn? 00 -l 25 au tall 0 11 S3 on os iMt, is. jn and 2t tcet 2x4, 24 and is feet rzQKi ma. 1st ii.mj.

ne rxaaa wrt'ww. eiar. 1' IS aodJ VJ, Cir I Inch. tlear. 1 loch.

eitrirrV.f. I. eiear i.inr...r.r elr. i Inch clear. I Inch, extra width tn i-le.

XX ahlaiias, blnales. Na I lath Pk-keU la n' wT ai 4fi on 4S en i SO ISO 4 50 X) WlM- MlLI Messrs. I yea A Hard. berg taava aritaretl lata a con tract with G. A.

Holard. to rranu-facrure his patant "-If-rejfulatintt wind por," of which Bent Ion wn maie a few flays nine. Crosby Gallagher, Mammoth Store, Britlr SL, rrar rirt, MINNEAPOLIS, 7Ve PARLOR, jf HTSNRssrlA. 7 CfiAMIIKK, OFFICK ANI KITCHKN FI RNIITRE. fall and rrttnplete assortment of AU Kinds -KtstAii tJy on band.

FEATIfKJlS AND MATTRESSES. PltTl RHS AM) PKTt RE FRAMES. WIMHjW SIIAfsEf- AND FIXTTRES. 9. B.

Upboisterr. Repsvlxta aad Job Work dotve to order. 7-.