Standard (Newspaper) - February 19, 1880, Albert Lea, Minnesota ESTABLISHED IX 1857 ALBERT LEA MINNESOTA THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19 1880 NUMBER 8 Business Di rectory T Attorney At Lair Office corner of Broadway and College streets near tlic Court House Albert Lea Minn E Lawyer Land For Sale Lea Minnesota Attorney At law Cor Clark Broadway Albert Lea Mine OBERT H Lawyer Office over Store Albert Lea U Attorney At Law And Collecting Agent oil Clark St Albert Leo Minn WHYTOCK Attorneys At Law Opera Block Lea LOVELY D T Lawyers Office over Wedge drug store Albert Lea Minn L T NELSON M D Physician and Surgeon Minn O il SMITH il E- li Physicians and All calls attended to by night or day in or country Office at Smith McCord's Amy one door north oT the post office Lea Minn M PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON First door vest of It N Parks store Street Minn DENTISTS A H STREET Office over brick store south of the Post Office w C MERRILL DENTIST MISCELLANEOUS S HOPKINS T T Architect Builder t Albert Lea Minn Shop on tho corner of William streets work properly attended to F NELSON Dealer in and custom-made Boots Slices done to order satisfaction guaranteed Broadway 1st cloor north of Giva him a call before elsewhere A SQUIER The Old City Dray Line Deals iu hard and soft coal wood of all kinds and blacksmith coal Yard near S M depot Wood sawed and delivered Slate at Farmers trade solicited CITY BANK Bays and Sells and Domestic Drafts lls Passage Tickets to and from all points Europe Empire insurance in the bgst com- panies to lonn ou improved farms nt low interest and lias for sale on easy House and lot in block 23 village of Albert Lea lot in Parker's addition Lot in Hall's addition 134 of in Hayward SO acres of land in Moscow calmly SO acres of land in Dunbar Faribault county 220 acres of land In Worth county loira G GULBRANDSON Albert Lea f ALLERY DUOS of CITY DRAY Ami dealers in hard and soft coal wood ice at J W Smith's stove rl D li P H B BROWN OF Docs a General anting Business THE CAPITAL CITY a ov WE HAVE FOB Improved City I Property and Farms l E i removed tie CM 1 Two Doors North of H D Brown Bank increased for doing business he proposes to give i Better Satisfaction i I Thau Ever Before I CASH PAID VOK HIDES fit I A L A j Ins Collection and Real Estate The Feb motion of Mr Forney the Senate amendments to toe tary academy appropriation were non- concurred in Mr Wells from the committee on reported bacU a making an additional appropriation of for the support of certain Indian tribes for the present fiscal year It passed Mr Frye from tho committee on an inter- oceanic canal reported a resolution calling on the secretary of the navy for all tion and correspondence touching an inter- national canal now in the possession of his j department not heretofore published Adopted Committee reports of n private were then called Hr Johnston from tbe committee on military affairs reported a removing the disabilities of Sergeant P Powell and an- his appointment as an officer of the United States army Mr Price offered a resolution calling on the secretary of war for information as to whether any railroad company other than the Chicago Island Pacific Kailway company has made application for the right to use the government bridge over the river at Kock Island etc Adopted Tho for the relief of John Porter being the order Mr raised the question of consideration against the and the House refused ayes 41 noes not counted to consider the The Houso then into committee of the whole on the private calendar The coining over from last Friday for relief of certain citizens of Va and ref Gliding to them taxes improperly col- from on manufactured tobacco was passed yeas 131 nays Adjourned The session to-morrow will be for debate only SINS AMD KAIX AND II M Bridge Washed Cut ami Tart oil n Train Jumps Into I iu in Default ers and e Demi of the Disgrace to Physician Surgeon Albert Lea Minn next door cast of the National on Clark St I buy and soil real estate on Collections made in this adjoining ties nt reasonable Taxes naid for residents Abstracts ship tickets to and from Europe on first-class lines exchange bought I null sold on nil principal chius I the following and time-tried of New OF PHIL MECHANICS GERMAN Freeport 111 Correspondence solicited II O Agent MARKET rnu OLD Office over drug store MONEY AND STOCKS TO LOAN On real estate security Approved Notes and Mortgages bought Apply to A H STREET Office over brick store south of Post O ONEY TO A M Tyrer has a large amount of money to loan at a low rate of interest Opera House Hock Albert Lea Favorite Stand JIB door Dorth of Palmer's may b found a full and complete stock of of Which win to sold as cheap as the cheapest patronage of the public ia respectfully Every Class of Meat and Poultry In iu its J G BRUMN Proprietor Cash Paid for Hides Tallow W P Dealer in all kinds of Doors and Material Yard on Korth of Hull's Livery Stable E A WICKS Agt J MM Agt wishing Lumber will do well to at Iho most convenient of my yards as my facilities for handling it are unsurpassed and my assortment always complete I am ALWAYS READY TO GIVE BARGAINS W P DR A S HEATH President of the Farmers Club of the American tute in a paper entitled How Shall We Increase the Valne of Onr Dairy Cows and Beef Stock said this object could best be accomplished by care in breeding If milch cows were desired farm era should breed for milk if butter was required they should breed gether those animals whose special ex- cellence strongly indicated that product in large quantities and also in superior quality If cheese was the aim of the farmer then he should strive to secure the best results and use every effort to secure animals mills is rich in the elements of cheese The Ayrshire cow was one of the most cows brought to this country Although as a milker she was second to Jersey as a she was unsurpassed and in general excellence was ed Jy the best cow ip America THE WASHINGTON Fab session of the Senate committee to-day vras long bnt nearly all the evidence adduced was cumulative both as regards the statement of facts connected with tho condition of the emigrants iu Indiana their condition in North Carolina and to leaving there and the individual s of witnesses as to tho responsibility of in Indiana and for the in- auguration and continuance of tbe exodus NATIONAL REGULATION The inter State committee dey adopted at a substitute for Mr Henderson's was amended in several particulars before it was accepted as a sub- It provides for n board of com- with powers and duties similar to those proposed by tho and tho Charles Francis plan Tea of ibe amendments extend the jurisdiction of the commissioners over the transportation of all property by railroad from one State or Territory into or through one or more other States or Territories or to or from any for- eign country whether property be ried by cme railroad or by several railroads in connection with each other and when such commerce be earned on roads lying wholly within one State or more Another amendment adopted on motion of Mr Bliss re- quires the commission to inquire into that method of railroad management known as and state the result of their in- in their first annual report and whether in their judgment any and if so what legislation is expedient iu relation thereto By tha discriminations and rebates are Mr Henderson's was adopted by tho following vote ayes Messrs Bliss Hogs O'Neill Wait Henderson Townsend of Ohio and Kussell Nays Messrs Hegan Keuna Thomas Turner of Kentucky Beal and Clardy The was ordered to be reported to the house with the request that im early day be assigned for its consideration List section of the appropriates for carrying into effect ila provisions from the date of enactment to Juno 1381 and provides that no pending litigation between railroad companies shall in any way bs affected by the provisions of the act At a meeting of the cabinet to-day there was a general discussion regarding the character of the per cent refunding agreed on by the ways and means tee yesterday Tho only apprehension felt was as to whether the bonds would sell at par Some members however thought tbe credit of tho country was so well established as to insure ready sale of percent bonds It was agreed to do the best that could bo done with the measure iu event of its pas sage by Congress BRIGHT AND STANDING EEAK At the Senate investigation to-day into tho removal of the and Poncas the attention of Brighi Eyes was called fo a paper purporting to be signed by tha beads of nearly all the families requesting tho President to remove the tribe to a new in the Indian Territory Bright Eyes exclaimed Why Eagle has told me a dozen times ho never signed any such per that is monstrous Standing Bear was then shown the paper Ho read it over smiled incredulously and made several gestures of disgust accompanied by sive grunts bnt finally That's white man's way they write one thing and tell us another He then explained the circum- stances attending tho signing by the council of chiefs of the paper supposed by them to be a refusal to leave their reservation SPEAKER DENIES Speaker when his attention was called this morning to a statement that he had promised to give Mr the floor Monday next to move to suspend the rules to pass the to equalize the bounties of diers and soldiers who served in the late war denied positively that any such promise was made by him or that he had given any encouragement that he recognize an individual member to move a suspension of the rules in preference to committee ing recognition for such a purpose The Senate sub-committee reported to the committee to-day a measure viding for the organization of a territorial form of government for tbe Indian The Senate committee will vote upon the cage on Monday next Mrs Max Fink and another lady of St Panl visited New Ulm last week soliciting contributions for the German orphans lum in St Paul They received something over from tha good people of New CINCINNATI I aE rained almost incessantly since 66 evening of the timo quite he Tho Ohio river is rising rapidly i lo Dg the whole length from to I airo The snow melted by warm rain at I ue bead waters of the Ohio will cause an si al rise there and high water be 67 in a very short time The rain fail here from the time of beginning yester till night is reported by the service ob- server lo be inches The Commercial special from Stanford says a violent wind and thunder passed over the eastern part of Lincoln late last night blowing down undertaker shop and one of the at Crab Orchard Springs and roofing the main building at the Springs TORNADO AT SA NASHVILLE Tenn Feb cyclone accompanied by thunder and heavy rain passed over th s at 12 o'clock last night The wind at the rate of forty miles per honr spires of the First Baptist St John's colored and St Paul's colored churches wure blown down as were also the inside walls of the new custom house Tbti coof of Sous elevator bushels of grain was swept off Tlie third story of the Manufacturing company was blown away The roofa 01 a largo number of private residences re blown off and the damage to this hoar cannot possibly bo estimated i NASHVILLE Term j losses sustained storm ot last j night were Edgefield i company custom bouse First colored list church St Paul's The entire loss is estimated at WIND AND FLOODS 1 I KENTUCKY LOUISVILLE Feb 13 U p M day tho wind averaged a velocity of wo miles per hour from the west Within the Jast hours the fell 21 degrees at A r M and at 9 31 Total rai ft 11 for the day for Lours 3.03 inches No damage U reported mentioning At Frankfort Ky the is rising at the rate of a foot an hour lower end of that city is flooded ami 1 morning he will bo in the yard The rige wag never known to so sudden The loss of logs etc in thd liver will bo very great Reports to the from the interior ara to the that able damage has been dune to outhouses bridges elc i A CONFESSION LA WHENCE Mass Ff a Smith 01 Korth Andover town treasurer has acknowledged yearly since first elected in he had money of the town to his own The amount of defalcation ia The smallest ir- regular town note wan and tbe largest BOUSE Feb 1 months ago Alexander Handy a sion house in Xew Yoik ard a branch house here under tbo name i if W Forty to fifty thousand d worth of goods were purchased in New on time ped hero and sold by for cash The notes are due and Hand 7 and have disappeared BOTH FOUND N J jury in tbe case of and Frank Dammons charged tbe murder of John Margaret in Orange Oct i a verdict of guilty of in Ihi first degree against both defendants A MAINE AUGUSTA He Feb Benson Jr Fusion deputy of state and a member of staff was before Judge True charged larceny of manuscript tabulation of tive returns from E 0 Moody January The complaint also contained a count for unknown persons to commit said Several witnesses for tbe government when counsel for defendant claimed BO proof bad been as to so dt and asked the de- discharge st he should otter no evidence in dofe as The Judge ever ordered the defendant give bail in to ct tho April term of the superior court A STEAMBOAT iK A afternoon it became current clerk of the ID I Cincin nati steamer Gen was n to a large amount A the steamer at the wharf and Copt Carter tendent at this end tbe line what truth there was in tho He replied that it was true that e has been under a clond for some time t at there is no doubt that he is a defaulter lie has been clerk of tho steamer for years In reply to request for the amount of the shortage Carter said that it hadn't yet been de- fully An of accounts is in progress and no accurate figures can be given The is considerable Di ED PROVIDENCE K I Feb G Arnold died early morning He was thrice lieutenant governor and served a short time in the United States Senate He was the author of a history of Island CINCINNATI Feb James son of Newport Ky died to-day He was on the retired list nf the regular army for a number of years Feb A Ogden a pioneer settler of aged died this afternoon at a suburban place He had boon very wealthy bat un- real transactions left him in reduced He was bom in New York and in Columbus Ohio some time Ogden's was the only one on the North Side not burned in the great swept all around and far beyond his NEW YOKE Feb Tweed widow of Wni M died to-day at Paris AWAY w Feb -A bridge on tbe Dayton it Southeastern road near Chillicothe was washed away this morning and the en- gine and several cars were thrown into the stream tho engineer and fireman being killed instantly Tho passenger coaches es caped and no other injuries were Trains were delayed and will not bo resumed before to-morrow night A MOTHER AFTER HEE BUFFALO Feb Henry G son of Louisville Ky arrived here day and through attorneys obtained a writ of habeas corpus and served it on Henry C Benson to produce their two children which he abducted from Louisville recently A hearing in the case will bo had next Tuesday the children in tbe meantime being given in charge of tho mother by direction of the court THROUGH A CINCINNATI Feb Times special says the train on the Dayton era railroad which left at morning fell through tho first bridge west of Chillicothe instantly killing Connors the engineer and Frank Kneet the fireman No one else injured AN CONVICTED NEW Feb jury brought in a verdict of in the case of Edward O Palmer charged with having as president of the Louisiana Savings bank and safe de- posit company embezzled the funds CHICAGO Feb night a fire in tho residence of Edward Costello terribly burned his wife Bridget who with her band had been engaged in drunken orgies She died this morning at the county hospital CHINESE OSTRACISM DAME SCHOOL Tho Sand Out of the California tJon Will be Contented the SAN Feb men met again to-day and visited the of soajo of the minor manufacturing rations and were promised replies to-morrow President Stanford of the Central Pacific to day addressed a letter to the committee stating in substance that there were only seven Chinamen in the employ of the company in the that the company was retaining on duty many white men whose were not really required because they did not wish to discharge old that the company would respect the laws as construed by the courts and in tbe management of its ness would governed under lawe entirely by consideration of whai it deems the wisest policy An answer was also received from the president of the Selby smelting works who bluntly said that be considered the law unconstitutional and would not obey it tbe United States bade him submit The assembly to-day passed a to en- force the clause of tha constitution at issue by a vote of seventy-three to two and tbe Governor promptly signed it A dispatch announcing the Governor's action was read at the sand lots during the meeting and was greeted with prolonged cheers for the and for the Governor The will again parade to-morrow bers of the Legislature voted for the merely for the purpose of bringing about some settlement of the matter as it will doubtless come before the courts at an early day GEX PORTER Tlie on Hitt to OIL Present of the was given in the Senate to-day that the Fitz John Porter case will be called up for discussion next In regard to this matter three seperate reports have been made and though they ostensibly represent the views and sentiments of all nine bers of the Senate military committee it is ascertained they only thoroughly represent the views and opinions of tbe in- dividual who made Senators Logan and As to the report made yesterday there is con- criticism lie has tho reputation of being n very conservative man but it has been left to him to insinuate that Gen ter waited until the Democratic party got a clear majority in Congress before making an effort Gen Barnside claims that a second court-martial would give n reliable opinion that would command the of military men all over the world and give Gen Porter the justice which is due to him Any tion short of that would do him and his de- no good Consider for instance the action of Congress upon this if it should be against him In other words if this should fail to pass then ho will have had no vindication in fact it will add to his condemnation If it should pass in a modified form then it could be said that he did not deserve tho full measure of bis sentence but yet deserved condemnation of some kind If it should pass as it has been reported by the majority of this committee fail to pass by a sub- unanimous vote it will be said that for years Gen Porter has been trying to gel action upon this case and never until this particular period and under the present peculiar circumstances has he been able to get it and now he gets a biil passed out favorable recommendation of the dent by a simple majority of Congress and in violation of n well-established ciple of government that sentences of courts-martial should not be annulled by Congress It is said that Porter does not want a second trial and as suggested by a member of Congress to-day if a second trial conld be legally given it might result in Porter's being shot said this member even if a second martial should be allowed Porter could snap his fingers at its orders for in point of fact it would have no authority over or power to compel Porter to stand He is out- side of the jurisdiction of any military unal and would not subject himSelf to another as proposed by be- cause he must know that there would be but the slightest chance of getting a tion of the fulsome character that be seems to want or expect A Democratic Senator is prepared to offer at a proper time as a substitute for the bills now ing a proposition to reinstate Porter in tbe rank of colonel of the regular army Jo which rank he would have been entitled then place him on the retired list with the pay of a retired colonel from after the passage of this act thus avoiding the objectionable feature of the other bills which propose to allow Porter a largo sum as back pay and to reinstate him in a higher rank than he was entitled to About Taking Deny May Have of the Harden oT in tlie 1 him out THE BUDGET BERLIN Feb In the lower house of the Prussian diet to-day the remainder of the budget bills passed their second reading Prussia's contribution to the empire is eet down in the budget at 753 marks The revenue and expenditure for the financial year of are each estimated at the ordinary expenditure at marks and the extraordinary outlay at marks AM ALLY OUU Feb the House of Com- mons to-day Mr Conservative moved tbe appointment of a select com- to consider the commercial relations between England and foreign nations with reference to the importation of manufactured goods from abroad and the effect of free trade He said America had beaten England in cotton cloths and that the great manufacturing mills which were once working here were now only to be found in America After a short debate the motion was rejected OFFICERS Or THE Feb the reichstag to-day Count Von Arnim was elected President of the chamber receiving ont of 214 votes Herr Yoa received votes Herr Frankenstein of tho centre was elected first vice president by 104 votes J2 blank ballots having been cast in and Herr Hoelder national liberal was elected second vice president by 149 votes blanks Herr Hoelder has not yet ar- rived in Berlin and it is not known whether bo has accepted the office SPAIN AND Feb tho chamber of deputies to-day Premier del tillo replying to an interpellation stated that the government would not receive a petition brought by Kabyle chiefs from eral thousand Moors asking to be placed under the allegiance of Spam Ho added that it had been arranged that tives of the powers should hold a ence on the affairs of Morocco would probably take place in Madrid and would be highly to Spain ENGLAND PERSIA Feb the house of to-day Earl Granville asked whether Lord Beaconsfield by his statements meant that no decision had been at regarding Herat Lord said that it wonld only lend to misconception if we went the absolute statement that her government hadn't released Persia from her engagement not to occupy Herat LONDON Feb Berlin dispatch says Herr Lasker leader of the National Liberals proposes visiting toe States where he will make a prolonged stay A dispatch from Berlin It is re- ported on fair authority here that a special alliance is about to be concluded between England Germany and Austria GENERAL the past Tho programme for tho June running meeting will bo announced in a few days Big purses and stakes will be hung up and the prospect for a successful meeting is very promising IRISH BELIEF LONDON Feb member of parliament from Cork county B home ruler was refused admission to membership in the reform club Feb is definitely mined to erect a monument to Prince Louis Napoleon in Westminster Abbey Feb 13 collision at on the Egyptian government way between an Indian passenger train from Suez and a tooda train killed one en- gineer Many passengers were injured and great damage was done to rolling stock Feb chamber of ties voted francs to defray the ex- penses of tbe funeral of Senator Feb bus asked England to bring forward a new posal for tho settlement of the Greek tier question by a special commission Benux Feb proposes foreign vessels from engaging in the coasting trade except under treaty or by special permission BERLIN Feb the for the of the law extends j its to the of March FATAL The American Herald's Dis- Committee and its Attack oa on tbo Verge of Starvation Feb Times says the objection of tbe Irish members that a charge upon the church fund would really be in aid of poor rates and wonld thus violate the express provisions of the act of is in- consistent the claim made on the im- exchequer measures of ment are intended only to take effect when the poor law system proves wholly quate whether it is at the cost of the church fund or the state BERLIN Feb North German Gazette in an article on British politics ex- presses the opinion that in the next general election in Great Britain the liberals will pay dearly for leaguing with the Irish Feb Mansion House committee has letters giving particulars of increasing distress in Ireland Feb the house of com- mons to-night tbe first thirteen clauses of the seed potatoes Ireland were passed aud the house adjourned Feb Parnell ad- dressed an immense audience at the Academy of Music The mayor presided and among those on the stage were Gov Hamilton and the clergymen of the dist Episcopal and Catholic churches Feb cial Exchange is moving to send a of grain and flour to the starving people in Ireland v Feb unemployed borers of this city held another tion to-day In their speeches they declared they were on the brink of starvation THE HEBALD AND XEVT Feb as K committee to distribute its Irish relief fund Col King Harmon 51 P ilr Show M P Prof Baldwin Cardinal McCloskey and Mr Parnell Tbe cardinal at first de- to serve but has since reconsidered his declination and now consents to render the requested service Mr Parnell also de- when his services were first asked but the H hopes he will reconsider his de- and repeats its request that he will act as one of the committee notwithstanding his strange course toward the paper The editorial upon the subject in this ing's Herald concludes as We offer Mr Parnell such a committee as he thinks desirable naming himself as a ber of it If he again declines the verdict of tbe American public it will be that Mr Parnell's object is not the relief of his ing countrymen but selfish agitation for his own political and personal aggrandizement and that he is not only an obstructionist in his own country but an obstructionist to charity here If he deliberately puts self in this position the American people will think it about time that he and his farce were ended We suppose all sensible Irishmen will endorse this conclusion GEN GRANT Sails Safely for Mexico After t ing- a Kailway Accident In Cuba HAVANA Feb 3 Grant and party sailed this afternoon for Vera Cruz by the steamer City of Alexandria The same who received Gen Grant on his ar- rival here accompanied him to the steamer The party spent one day on the plantation of Los Canos and left there last night ing from Ln Union station at 10 o'clock on a special train Half an hour later the en- gine struck a cow and the train went off the track luckily without serious consequences The fireman was wounded The train was running on an embankment ten feet high at the time of the accident The passengers had to wait till 3 o'clock for another train and arrived in Havana at G o'clock in the morning Woman it Her by a Bishop and Mrs have left their home in and gone to Florida to spend the remainder of tho winter on count of the impaired health of the latter On Friday evening February G Mra John Beckins of Jordan was fatally burned and died from her injuries tbo next morning The Jordan Scott gives the following account of the bad Early in the evening Beckins retired to bed with her children leaving a lamp near by for her who was away from borne She soon fell asleep and was suddenly awakened to find her clothing and the bed on which she lay on fire She sprang out of bed and hurriedly attempted to remove her children fearing the house wonld burn forgetting in her maternal the lire liend that was enveloping her own body in its shroad and crisping the llesh to the very bone One child a brave little boy vainly attempted to tear the burning garments from his mother's form burning his hands badly in the elfort Neighbors saw tho light of tho fire and hastening to the scene soon succeeded in ex- it Bat they were too late to save the poor mother whom they found terribly burned from head to foot her hands so badly crisped that the were curled inward to the palms The fire is supposed to have been caused by an sion of the lamp as it was found in a shattered condition that indicated that it had been blown to pieces Dr Walter was called but very little could be done to re- lieve her sufferings death ended her agony St louis ST LODIS Feb 13 The following tlemen were elected the board of directors of the St JOouis Jockey club this Julius S Walsb A S Chouteau F T Inglehart M A Kosenblatt W B Thomson C D Martin Jas B Thomas H Kockwood Thomas T Turner Basil Duke Joseph John M Harvey George Bain David James J A B Pendleton Chas Moffatt J G Prather and John Delancy The board elected James M vey president Buseh vice dent and David Clarkson secretary and treasurer All these gentlemen are leading citizens and business men and some of thorn have been closely identified with tho in Competition the Union Pacific and Pacific CHICAGO Feb passenger agents of the principal western roads tering here met with representatives of the Pitts burg Ft Wayne and Wabash roads to adjust rates They didn't arrive at any satisfactory conclusion but incidentally the following correspondence OMAHA Feb Goodman of the Central Pacific railroad telegraphs mo that San Francisco is full of New York gers awaiting the departure of the next steamship which sails Feb 20 the Pacific Mail Steamship company offering a through rate of cabin and steerage and paying Su commission per ticket to hotels etc Shall I say to Goodman that the Central Pacific may make such rates as may be necessary to hold the business and that you will share tho reduction on the basis of present through proportion T L General Passenger Agent Pacific After full discussion the roads leading from here sent the The lines east of Kansas City and Omaha will accept pro rala per mile upon any rate which the Central Pacific makes to meet the rates made by the Pacific Mail to Now York provided the tickets are limited to one day beyond tbe actual schedule time and to be sold at tariff rates with a drawback on New York to the amount o the reduction The Southern LOUISVILLE Louisville and Nashville to New York and Liverpool the combination can carry freight at rates that will be ruinous to the Northern trunk lines It expects to have a large part of the grain that goes from Chicago to New York and Liverpool by Northern routes to take the Southern route It has large steamers plying between Savannah and New York and ocean freights are not only cheaper than rail rates but cheaper than lake rates And not only will it strike for a great part of Eastern business but it will make rates that will bring to it a great part of the Western business Indeed nearly every article that Louisville now imports will come by way of Savannah Atlanta and Nashville of Judge and Rev Mr Feb Samuel Lord died last night at his homo in after prolonged illness Funeral on Monday Kev Benjamin G Lewis Baptist minister died at Colfax lown last Tuesday aged He was a resident of Winona and will be buried hero to-morrow
