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.<*>. MORGANATIC MARRIAGES. FISH THAT CAN FIGHT. MORTGAGE SALE- Default having been made in the conditions (rineei sad Princesses Who Have Married How the Swordfish Looks, Acts and Ap­ of a certain mortgage made and dated tbe 1st Persons of Lower Rank. peases Its Hunger. day of April, 1887, by William Campbell and Rochal Campbell, his wife, mortgagors, of the In connection with the sad death of In point of size the swordfish has few city of Minneapolis, Hennepin county, state of Archduke Henry of Austria and his rivals among fish. The average length Minnesota, toMichael Bvan. mortgagee, of tfie same place, which mortgage was duly recorded morganatic wife, the Paris Figaro gives of specimens taken on the Atlantic in tbe office of Register of Deeds of Hennepin a long list of the members of reigning coast is eleven or twelve feet, including county, state or Minnesota, on the 2d day of April,'1887, at 11 o'clock a. m., in bookk 189 of houses wko during the present century the sword, which is three or four feet mortgages, on page 438, which mortgage was have made mesall*xnces and married long. The maximum length known to iven to .secure tbe payment of twenty-seven have been attained has been about six­ gundred dollars ($2,700), doe three years after "below their, station. Grand Duke Con- date, with interest on said sum at the lateo Btantine, who gave up his right to teen feet, although specimens so large seven per cent (7) per annum, internet payable Walls drilled for public buildings the" throne in favor of his brother are quite rare and are seldom seen. The semi annually, by which mortgage said mort­ gagors conveyed and mortgaged to tne said factories and stock farms, good com Nicholas I., of Russia, married, says weight of a fish eleven feet long is be­ Michael fiyan the following described premises, petent mnn and machines sent the Figaro, a Polish woman named tween three and four hundred pounds, to-wit: All thoee tracts, pieces or parcels of land lying and being in the county of Hennepin and UNDERTAKERS, place iu the United States. Mile. Grudzenka; the Czar Alexander while a sixteen-foot monster would turn State of Minnesota described ae follows, to-wit: II., took for his second wife the Princess the scales at seven hundred or eight That piece or parcel of land lying and being in FUNERAL DIRECTORS, hundred pounds. the northeast quarter of section four {4),township Dolgoruki, and King Victor Emmanuel twenty-nine (29), range twenty-four (21 , begin­ 209 CENTRAL AVE. married as his second wife Rosa Vercel- About the first of June swordfish ning at the southeast corner on tbe east line of EWBAIWERS. lana, later Countess di Mirafiori. make their appearance in large, scat­ said section of the lot of land heretofore con­ tered schools off the southern part of veyed by John C. Bohanan and wife to David We carry a complete line of caskets, coffins, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. "Don Ferdinand of Portugal," adds the Morgan, which deed is recorded in book "K" of shrouds, robes, etc. Open day and night. journal, "married the actress, Elisa the New England coast, being attract­ deeds, page 196, and running west on tbe south line of said Morgan's lot 26^. rods to the south­ Telephone, 1444-2. Ellsler. Prince Alexander, of Batten- ed, like bluefish, horse mackerel, sharks west corner of the said Morgan lot; thence due burg, fonnerly prince of Bulgaria, now and other predaceous species, by the south 124-13 rode; thence east to said section 223 CENTRAL AVENUE, Count Qartenan, married che Darmstadt presence of weaker fish, upon which line '26% rods; thence north along said section line 12 *-13 rods to the place of beginning, and MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. singer, Fraulein Loisim?er.' The duke they subsist, notably menhaden, mack­ also commencing at a point in section line be­ of Leuchtenberg took the sister of Gen. erel and herring. During the summer tween sections three (3) and four (4), town Northwestern Marble & Granite Works. fcwenty-nine (29), range twenty-four (24), 1,398.54 Skobelelf to wife; Duke Nicholas, *>f months they range over a wide area feet ST uth of the northeast corner ol said sec­ Oldenburg, a Mile. Boulatrel, and- the extending from Block island to Nova tion four (4); thence at right angles west 437.25 feet; thence at right angles n< rth 130feet; thence duke's brother Constantine a Countess Scotia, and, exceptionally, Newfound­ northwesterly 28142 feet at an angle of 1118, 15', Zaverkan. Prince Charles, of Baden, land, says a writer in Frank Leslie's with the last preceding line; thence south, par­ allel with tbe east line of the northeast quarter married Baroness Rosalie Beust, and Monthly. Toward the end of October ot said sec.ion four (4) 330.24 feet: thence at Duke Louis in Bavaria Baroness Wal- they begin to move off our shores, right angles southeast 706 feet to the east line of CASH CAPITAL $100,000.00. ; dersec. The count of Bari, brother and by the advent of cold weather they the nortneast quarter of eaid section t'onr (4); thence north on said section liue 115.7 feet to lt of King Francis II., of Naples, chose have all disappeared. The fishery the place of beginning, excepting and reserving Mile, de Mareoley as a wife. The wife terminates some time before the fish the following piece or parcel of land commenc­ OFFICERS. ing at a point on the east line of tbe northeast of the prince of Nassau is a daughter withdraw from the coast, as the low­ quarter of said section four (4)1 503.7 feet south A. C. Haugau President of the poet Pushkin, and the wife of ered temperature and boisterous ele­ of the northeast corner of section four (4); A. E. Johnson ...Vice-President I ments cause them to seek more con­ thence west 463.4 feet; thence at right angles :. I is? * Vs I^rince George, of Anhalt, is Coun­ north 94 feet; thence at right angles east 468.4 Jno. H. Field Cashier tess Rena. Prince Erich, of Waldeck, genial haunts at greater depths, where feet, thence at right angles soutn 94 feet to the O. E. Brecke ....Asst. Cashier is married to Baroness Falkner, and it is impossible to capture them. place of beginning. And whereas, default has been made in the Prince Henry, of Hesse, to Baroness As a rule the swordfish leads a lazy, payment of said sum of twenty-seven hundred Nidda. The duke of Cambridge's'wife peaceful life near or at the surface, and dollars ($2,700). and ninety-six and 10-100 dol­ YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED. lars ($96.10) interest due on said sum, which was Miss Farebrother, and Prince Oscar, is seldom observed except under fair sums, principal and interest, are past due and of Sweden, married Mile. Ebba Munk, skies and on calm seas, when it may be payable under and by virtue of the terms of said being now known as Prince Bernadotte. seen gliding leisurely through the mortgage and the note accompanying the same; Passage tickets to and from all parts and whereas, the power of sale contained in of the world. Farm lands for sale in al­ But princesses of the blood royal," water, apparently without the slightest stiid mortgage and recorded therewith, has be­ exertion, with the long caudal and come operative. most every county of the Northwest. M. DONLIN & continues the journal, "have also nd there is now due on said mortgage and chosen husbands from other classes. dorsal fins projecting above the surface note under the conditions of the same the Bum Princess Louise, daughter of Queen in a way that is sufficiently character­ of two thousand seven hundred and ninety-six SUCCESSORS TO EDWARD DONLIN. Victoria, is married to the marquis of istic to distinguish the fish even at long dol ars and 10-100 ($2 796.10) principal and inter­ Land and Emigration Dep't Open Evenings. est, no part of which sums have been paid. "*• Lome; a daughter of the prince of distances. In the midst of such a state t'hat there has been no proceeding in law or we may often see a sudden change in equity instituted to seenre the payment of said Manufacturers of and dealers in MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUM1NTS, GRAVE Wales to the duke of Fife. Princess sums or anv part thereof. Baron Pauell-Rammingen, and activity takes the place of listless wan­ virtue of the power of sale contained in said 200 Washington Aye. S. delivered promptly to any part of the Northwest. A large number of the latest and most artist ie mortgage and recorded therewith, and in pur­ designs always on hand at the works. theiwidowed duchess of Genoa is mar­ dering; the water is all in commotion suance of the statute, said mortgage will be ried to Marquis Rapallo." as the fish darts here and there with foreclosed bj a sale of said mortgaged premises MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. at public auction, by the sheriff of said connty, apparent rage, jumping half out of the at the front door of tbe court house, in the city FILIAL DEVOTION. water, diving, spurting again to the of Minneapolis, Heanepin county, state of Min­ j. :M:. XDOnsriL-iiTsr & oo surface, and lashing the waves into nesota. on the18th of J une. 1892. at 10 o'clock in 1 lO IPo-urtli Street Sovitli. the forenoon of said day, to satisfy said sums A JapanoseGirl Who Slied Her Blood for foam. After a time perhaps we see the hei'ein claimed to be due, together with fifty MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Her Father. remains of small fish floating about in dollars ($50) attorney's fees, as prov ded for in said mortgage in case of foreclosure, together A very touching but painful incideirt, the water, and we come to the proper with the costs and charges of this foreclosure. illustrating the depth of ignorance and conclusion that our gladiator has fallen Dated April 20,1892. the wasted powers of self-abnegation MIC H A.EL K Y AN, Mortgagee. in with a school of luckless herring or STEELE & REES, Attorneys for Morgageu. YOUNG MAN, WHY DO YOU NOT GET MARRIED? which exist among Japanese women, has menhaden, and has been using his skill­ 565 Temple Court, Minneapolis, Minn. WeTOK just been brought to light by the Kok- ful weapon in providing the means to A NATTTHAIi REMEDY FOK You cannot afford it? You can; for I will sell you a Cooking Stove for kai. The story, runs that a florist assuage the pangs of hunger, which we SHERIFF'S EXECUTION SALE. $3 00, a Heating Stove for $2,00, a Bed Stead for 75c, Bedaoring for 26c, Rocking named Toyoshima Sakichi, fifty years may well imagine are frequent and pro­ Under and by virtue of an execution Jssued Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster­ Chair for 50c, High Chair for 25c, Table for 50c, Lamp for 25c, and a full line of of age, was attacked by some disease of nounced in a body of such proportions. out of and nnder the seal of the District Court Dishes for less than vou can steal them. Do not delay any longer, but go to of the State of Minnesota, in and for the Fourth ics, St. Yitns Daiice, Nervousness, the brain, and had been confined to his Judicial District, and County of Hennepin, on bed since January 15. His daughter, HOW ANIMALS BEAR PAIN. tne 25th day of March, 1892, upon a judgment Hypochondria, Melancholia, In- THE BLUE FRONT, 105-107 CENTRAL AVE. Yone, aged sixteen, who was engaged rendered and docketed in eaid Court and County ebrity, Sleeplessness, Diz­ Their Mute Heroism in Suffering Puts in an action therein, wherein Frank Ridel, John as a serva.nt in the house of a military Men's Endurance to Shame. A. rtchroeder and Robert (iulder, partners aa NEW eOODS EXCHANGED FOR OLD. • officer, was deeply grieved by the ill­ Ridel, Schroeder & Co., was plaintiffs and Mat­ ziness, Brain and Spi­ ness of her father and his apparently One of the pathetic things connected thew Botham, defendant, in favor of said plain­ with this kaleidescopic nonsense people tiffs and against said defendant, for the sum of nal Weakness.. hopeless condition. two hundred thirty and 27-100 dollars, which eall life is the manner in which the ani­ said execution has to me, as Sheriff of said Hen­ She went barefooted day by day to nepin Connty, been duly directed and delivered, W S. HAMILTON. mal kingdom endures suffering. Take This medicine has direct action upon Sokakuji temple to pray, but all to no I have levied, upon and will sell at public auc­ purpose. Her father continued as bad horses, for instance, in battle, and after tion, to the highest cash bidder, at the front the nerve centers, allaying all irritabili­ the first shock of a wound they make door of the District Court House in the City of as before. At last one night an old man ties, and increasing the flow and power no sound. They bear the pain with Minneapolis in said county of Hennepin, on with snow-white hair appeared to her Monday the 80th day of May, 1892, at ten o'clock of nerve fluid. It is perfectly harmless mute, wondering endurance, and if at in the forenoon of that day, all the right, title and told her that if she wished- her and leaves no unpleasant effects. night you hear a wild groan from the and interest that above named judgment debtor Thomas Gavin & Sons father to get well she must give him a had in and to the real estate hereinafter de­ -A Valuable Book en Nervous battle field it comes from their loneli­ Diseases sent free to any address, cupful of blood from a girl sixteeen scribed on the 12th day of February. 1892, that and poor patients can also obtain ness, their loss of that human compan­ being the date of a levy under writ of attach­ years of age. On awaking she decided ment in the above described action on the real FREE this- medicine l'ree of charge. ionship which seems absolutely indis­ This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend that she would carry out the old man's property hereinafter described, the description Pastor Koenig, ef Fort, Wayne, Ind., since 1876, and LIVERY STABLE pensable to the comfort of domesticated of the property being as follows, to-wit: Lots instructions. isnow prepared under his direction by the animals. one (1), two (2), three (3), twenty-eight (28), First-class Carriages and Coupes ?nlParties, She procured a sword from' her mas­ twenty-nine (29) and thirty $0) in block one (1) KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, III. Operas and Funerals. ter's house and went home, telling her The dog will carry a broken leg for Van Nest's Addition to Minreapolis according days wistfully but uncomplainingly. to the plat thereof on tile and of record in the Sold by Druggists at $1 per Bottle. 6 for $5i parents about her dream and that she office of the Register of Deeds in and for Henne­ The cat, stricken with club or stone or Large Size, SI.75. 6 Bottles for $9. intended to give her father a cup of her pin County, Minnesota. caught in some trap from which it Dated Minneapolis, Minn., March 31st, 1892. 247 and 249 First Ave South. blood. Her father, horrified at his PETER P. SWEDEN, gnaws its way to. freedom, crawls to SHERIFF'S EXECUTION SALE. daughter's conduct, took the sword Sheriff of Hennepin Connty. Mi an. Also Rear 246 Second Ave. S. Telephone 446-2. some secret place and bears in silence AMOS C-. SAKDESON, Under and by virtue of an execution issued from her and remonstrated with her. out of and under the seal of the District Court pain which we could not endure. Sheep A. L. BRIOE, Deputy Sheriff. of the Statp of Minnesota, in and for the Fourth She returned to her work, but on the Attorney foe Judgment Creditor. and other cattle meet the thrust of the Judicial District, and county of Hennepin on same night she cut her left arm in two tbe 23d day of April, 1893, upon a judgment butcher's knife without a sound, and THE places and carried the cup of blood to The above sale has been adjourned and is "to rendered and docketed in the Municipal court even common poultry endure intense' take place at the above named place at 10 a. m. of tbe city of Minneapolis, in said countv.inan her father, imploring him to drink it. on June 6th, 1892, bv order of the sheriff. action tiiereiD, wherein Reuben S. Goodfellow is agony without a complaint. PETER P. SVVENSEN, plaintiff and R. W. Jordan Is defendant in favor A. SANBORN & CO. .• The horrified parents sent for a doc­ The dove, shot unto death, flies to , Sheriff. of said plaintiff and aprainst said defendant for Manufacturing Jewelers. tor d.nd had her wounds dressed and did AMOS C. SARDESON, tbe sum of one hundred flfty-eieht and 91-100 dol­ some far off bough, and as it dies the their best to drive away her supersti­ Deputy. lar?, a transcript of which Bald judgment was silence is unbroken save by the patter docketed in said district court April 7,1837, which tious beliefs. This is, of course, only on the leaves of its own life blood. said execution has to me, as sheriff of said Hen­ an exaggerated instance of the super­ MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE. nepin county, been duly directed and delivered, The wounded deer speeds to some thick 1 have levied upon, and will sell at public auc­ stition and ignorance which leads to all Default having been made in the payment of brake and in pitiful submission waits tion to the highest cash bidder, at tbe front door the other sacrifices made by women for the sum of fourteen hundred and seventy-two of the court i.ouse in the city of Minneapolis, for &eath. The eagle, struck in mid­ ($1472.00) dollars, principal and interest, which in said county of Hennepin, on Monday, the 13th their parents: in Japan. air, fights to the last against the is claimed to be due and is due at the date of day of Jane, 1892 at ten o'clock in the forenoon this notice, upon a certain mortgage, diily ex of that day, all the riirht, title and interest that fatal summons; there is no moan or ecuted and delivered by.Clarence A. Treworgy the above named judgment debtor had in ard RUN PARIS AND ITS DEAD. sound of pain, and the defiant look ,unmarried), Mortgagor, to Annie E. Byerly, to the real estate hereinafter described on the #5 Mortgagee, bearing date the 12th day of May, 7th day of April, 1887, that being the date of tbe Fast Trains with Pnllman Vestabuled Draw­ never fades from its eves until the lids 1S84, and, with a power of sale therein con­ ing Koom keepers, Dining Cars and Ooaobes ef An Establishment by Which Everyone Is docketing of the transcript of said judgment, 5$ Afforded a Decent Funeral. close over them never to uncover again. tained, duly recorded in the office of-the Regis­ as aforesaid, which said judgment was on l^testdeBfen, between Chicago and Milwaukee ter of Deeds ip and for the County of Hennepin, April 22d, 1892, duly assigned to Patrick J, Fin- and St. Panl and Minneapolis. VSHpi In every great city the poor live by Here is an example of this splendid and State of Minnesota, ou the 13th day of May, negau, the description of the property be Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibuled Draw­ the worldly vanities of the rich. In endurance right before us, says the 1884, at 10 o'clock a.m., in Book115-of Mortgages, ing as follow*1, to-wit: ing Koom Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches of on page 144, which mortgage was thereafter Block six (6) of R. A. Davisen's second addi­ latest design, between Chicago and Milwaukee Paris they die in the tame way. It is Florida Times-Union, Which procid man duly assigned by the said Annie E. Byerly to and Ashland and Dalutb. v tion to Minneapolis, and the north thirty (30) the manufacture of innumerable super­ in vain tries to emulate. A mule James H. Crow by a written instrument of feet of lot five (5). in block three (3) of V. G. We make a specialty of watch and Through Pnllman Vestibuhid Drawing Room haltered to a post awaiting treatment, assignment., bearing date the 12th day of Hush's addition to Minneapolis. jewelry repairing, also a well selected and Tourist Sleepers via the. Northern Pacific fluities which makes up the bulk of the February, 1889, and duly recorded in the office of Dated Minneapolis. Minn., April 23d, A. D. line of watches, jewelry, silver ware, &c., Railroad between Chicago and Portland, Ore., one of its hind feet a suppurating the Register of Deeds in and for Hennepin 1892, PETER P. 8WEN3EN, and Tacoma, Wash. industry of the working classes. The County, State of Minnesota, on the 2nd day of at prices worthy of your consideration. Convenient Trains to and from Eastern, West- sore, the frog festering and running Sheriff of Hennepin Ccunty, Minn. e ;? French capital has developed an in­ Marc a, 1889, at 12 o'clock M. in Book 272 of By AMOS C. SABDESON, ^P' Northern and Central Wisconsin points, genious system by which the poor are out. Its whole body droops and its Mortgages, on page 1S2, and no action or pro­ Deputy Sheriff. affording unequalled service to and from Wau- eyes are strained and agonizing. The ceeding having been instituted, at law or other kesna. Pond du Lao, Oshkosh, Neeaah, Me- furnished with a free burial at the ex­ wifce, to recover the debt secured by said mort­ nasha. Chippewa Falls, Baa Claire, Hurley pense of the "pride, pomp and circum­ veterinary surgeon standing by says gage, or any part thereof. PROBATE NOTICE. Wis., atkd Iron wood and Bessemer, Mich. that the lightest touch on that foot to Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by ClTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne- For tickets, sleeping cax reservations, time stance" which Dives considers his due virtue of tte power of sale contained in said tables and other information, apply to agents ot on the road to the tomb, writes.Edward the ground causes the most intense mortgage, and pursuant to the statute, in such O pin.—Probate Court. 1 Santa & Co. the Line or to Ticket Agents anywhere in the In the matter of the estate of Thomas Peterson, R. Spearman in the Forufcn. One of the pain and yet there is no sound, nothing case made and provided, the said mortgage will d6C6&SGd« United Utates or Canada. but that patient endurance that aston­ be foreclosed by a sale of the premises des­ Letters testamentary on the estate of Thomas 26 WASHINGTON AVE. SOUTH. S. R. A INS LIE, General Manager, Chicago, 111. largest, best managed and most profit­ cribed in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz: Peterson deceased, late of' the County of J. M. HANN 4. FORD, General Traffic Manager, able industries in Paris is that of the ishes and appalls. The tract of land being in Hennepin Co., Hennepin, and State of Minnesota, being St. Paul, Minn. Minn., described as follows, to-wit: Lot num­ H. C. BARLOW, Traffic Manager, Chicago, 111. Pompes Funebres, the gigantic monop­ granted, to -Brynild Peterson. A Queer Proceeding; bered four (4) in Block numbered fifteen (15) It is ordered, that six-months beand the same THE CRYSTAL, JAS C. POND, General Passenger and Ticket oly which alone has the privilege of Elliott's Addition to Minneapolis, according to is hereby allowed from and after the date of Agent, Chicago, 111. transporting the dead through the A man in Leeds, England, looked a the plat thereof on file or of record in the Re this order, in which all persons having claims 21 WASHINGTON ATE. N. gift horse in the mouth the other day -ister of Deeds office in and for said County in or demands against the said deceased are re­ streets of Paris in funeral style: It _Iennepin County, and State of Minnesota, with quired to file the same in the Probate Court of JOHN HART, Prop. possesses undertakers' material to the with profitable result. The keeper of a the hereditaments and appurtenances; which said County, for examination, and allowance, skating rink had advertised "a great sale will be made by the sheriff of said Henne­ -Dealer in- •alue of over four millions of francs, pin County, at the front door of the Court or be forever barred. fancy costume carnival," and by way of Honse, in the City of Minneapolis, in said It is further-ordered, that the first Monday in does some six millions a year of busi­ County and State, on the 6thi day of July, 1892, December, 1892, at 10 o'clock a. in,, at a general ness, and turns over nearly two and a stimulating the invention of his patrons term of said Probate Court, to be held at the he promised that the wearer of the most at 2 o'clock p.m., of that day, at public-vendue, Court House in the City of Minneapolis, in said M, iiM Ml CM to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt, & half millions of this as clear profit to County-, be and the same hereby is.appointed as lis accredited owners, the church estab­ original costume-should be rewarded and in'erest, and the taxes, if any, on said the time and place when and where the said with a watch of. the value of ninety premises, and twenty-five dollars, attorneys' Probate Co.urt will examine1 and adiust said RETAIL DEALERS IN lishment of the city, after gratuitously fees, as stipulated in and by said mortgage in claims and demands • dollars. The man who won the case of foreclosure, and the disbursements al­ And it is further ordered, that notice of such . and decently burying some three out of lowed by law; subject to redemption at any every of the watch took it to a jeweler, who said hearing be given to all creditors and persons 0 ; five dead as indigent sub­ time within one year from the day of sale, as interested in said estate by forthwith publish­ jects. the timepiece was worth only twenty provided by law. ing this order once in each week for- three suc­ Proprietor of the well-known Thielen dollars. The Winner, therefore, applied Dated May 12, A. D. 1892. Each country and each age have their JAMES H. CROW, cessive weeks in The Irish Standard a newspa­ Hotel and Sample Boom, 500 and 502 to the courts for redress. The skating Assignee of Mortgagee. per printed and pu blished ih said County. Central Avenue. •mupsiw own fashion of disposing of their dead, Dated at Minneapolis, this 19th day of May, ' from the Patagonian who makes "lion rink proprietor defended himself with MARSON, HBMIUP & MABSON, . 1892* the plea that the giving of the prize was Attorneys for said Assignee, 510 Boston Blk., By the Court: J. R. CORRIGAN, Excellent Accommodations• t meat" of his spouse bock to the ancient Minneapolis. Minn. Judge of Probate. "Roman with his ancestra} urns. Taken a purely voluntary act, and the re­ ly£ixixiea.i30lls, l£ixixi. 24 Bridge Square Minneapolis. all in all, perhaps there is no more rea- cipient should not take the giver's esti­ PROBATE NOTICE. mate too literally. The judge, how­ PROBATE NOTICE. sonable arrangement than that of the TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne­ TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne­ DAV. W. LAWLER. UDXUHD 8. JD0BHXNT . thrifty Parisian, who manages to have ever, took a different view, and gave S pin.—Probate Court. S pin—Probate Court. ' . . judgment for the plaintiff for ninety In the matter of the estate of Joseph Elgner, In the matter of the estate of Catherine J. James R. Corriecan each disposal of the dead carried on "de­ deceased. Dorsey deceased. cently and in order" through the ex- dollars. On reading and filing the final account of the On reading and filing the final account of the administrator of the estate of said deceased, and administrator of the estate of said deceased, Attorney and Connsellor-at-Law, Vploitation of a love of lavish display in r-StrangeXabor System. and*his petition praying for the allowance of Lawler & Durment his petition praying for the allowance of said a a minor portion of the community. One In Manipur, where there recently was account and for a decree assignine the residue said account for a decree assigning the , .' sees nothing of the ghastly side of the some trouble, there, exists a peculiar na­ of eaSTestate to the persons, by law entitled residue of said estate to the persons by law en­ '-Jttaqrui Gmftin-ii-tar. to the same. titled to the same: WWB VI • PL'BFIVHVVLW PWWIB& V v undertakers' work in visiting the vast tive labor system, not found elsewhere It IS ordered, that said petition be heard at a It is-ordered, That said petition be heard at a Buk of kimeajolis Bfc ^premises"which have been recently de- pecial term of said Court to be held atthe general term, of said- Court,' to be held at the Room 409' New York life Insnraace Building ^ in India, based on the theory that every ourt House Court House in the City of Minneapolis, in said- » < 'k voted to the ufce of the Pompes. Fuhe- man between the ages of seventeen and County, on County, on Monday, the- 6th day of June, ST. PAUL. MHO*. ^ CL bres, away out in the extreme north- sixty is bound to place his services at 1882, at 10 c 1892, at 10 o'clock in. the forenoon; and that notice of saeh hearing be given to all persons notice of Bueh bearing be given to all persons in­ - of Pans, in:La Villette. There we the disposal of the state for a certain interested, by publishing this order once in terested, by publishing this order once JOHN J. CARROLL, found only "the trappings and the suits number of days every year. The eiti- each week for three successive weeks prior to In each week for three successive weeks prior 2if woe," the tiraterials for the funeral sens may give the actual time to . inch said day of hearing in The Irish Standard, a to said day of hearing, in The Irish Standard, a B ui Estate, Lwtns 1 newspaper printed and published in said newspaper printed and published in said The Irish Standard, ; iB decorations and the funeral corteges. public works as may be designated, or Connty...... county. Take it altogether, a ramble over the Dated at Minneapolis this 26th day of Hay, Dated at Minneapolis this 11th day of May, and Insurance, tUO pet y«u to advance they may commute this by a money 1802. 1892. iistaUklundnt is one oftbe most payment based on the actual value of By the Coart: . J. R. CORRIGAN,, By the Court: * J. R. CORRIGAN, l^ing dghtoof theory; ^^ ^ Judge of Probate, • ; Judge of Probate, 415 Tenple Court, MinneumlU. Miim. their time. ; : Mailed to Ireland for $2 per Year 5 'Cfd 4 "f >'-«>$M I V * f ks yrm "** ' ""