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MINOR ARRIVALS.

We neglected in our last to mention
a new arrival ut the residence of +. +.
Cummings.
Also at the residence of our friend y.
II. Lawton, in West st. Paul, or the
18th inst. 4 girl.
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HAT.-The man who got our hat at
the party the otlei night can trade for
his own by calling ut this office. No
olfence:if he DOGS not call, as his hat is
the better one of the two.
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We lsasA that the legal points inyolv-
ed in the question of the possession of
the old Miller Hall lots opposite the
ADVANCE building, have been settled,
and that Attorney Clark secures tie
lots. ue,e is II fine corner for bust
ness block. In Il few years the retail
and general business of Worthimgton
will center ;lrst.nd TIL SO corners; while
the heavier business, lumber, fuel, etc.
will gather abolt the locatio, near
the railroad.
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An excursion from points in Illinois
arrived here yesterday. They took
supper at Shells and then divided, one
train gen.s over the baancl, to Salem
aud Rock Rapids and the other 10 Stay
ton. Twelve Car loads came to Le,.,ars
four Of which came Oh to Worthington.
A few of them remained here to look
over the field, and others will do so
when they return,
A meeting Of the young men Of Wor-
thington will lie held ut the office OF F.
F. Eastman & Co.., Saturday evening
next. 1880. to take steps to organize a
military company. All are requested
tn be present.
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LAND OFFICE ut Washington. Min

LAND OFFICE 1T NU:thington, Mimi.
March 9, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given thai the following
named settler has files notice uf his intention tC
make final prOofin support of his claim, and that
lid proof will lie made before lie U. 5. Land
Office 1T WortiingtUn, Mimi, on
Tuesday, April II, 1881,
Viz: SOren e. Oh lStel,sOn
O.iglnal and Add'l Ii III 'stcaI Application
No. 1854 ank l.,lG9,
For the ne4 sec. l2l04.,
He names the following witre~ SEES to prove mis-
c Ttihu"u> residence upon. and cutiva ion of,
said land viz:
VIM. Sowcs, Geo. b. Fellows, Guy Fellows.
Geo. kale, Fulda. siinn.
70 Mons GGISAGER, Register.
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J. u. Pratt, who recently sold lis
place north Ut town to E. White, has
purchased Lieut.. Flott's pl"ce in
Elk.
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NOTICE. or MORTGAGE SALE BIZ AID.
TEiHTLSElTENT

NOTICE. OF MORTGAGE SALE BIZ AD-
VEHTLSEMENT.
WHEREAs, default has been made in the
and delivered by Dennis ". Taylor and Mag
s Ss'"S i ,n,a"y ' is7s an 1sf t
sfss' Deeds Of Tie c"%sy OF ne &ef fc
1873. at l2:U o'clock p; NJ: in Back CO Of
Is claim d to be due and is due at The dale Of
AID FIFTY yonr and 25-lv9 81 airs (sS4.2sy:
ted at law or IN equity to recover the debt secu.
red by said mortgage or any part thereof.
e And %hs sn; said ItESge was duly assgn-
Craig, to Moses Yeon,ans. dated the 18th day Of
July, A. D: 1881, and r,co dcd in The office Of
'ae iI' in ai SSo Sl
OF Mortgages of, page SIT,
Now, notice is hereby given, that Ivy virtue Of
Of the statute in . such case maize and provided.
said m"rtsage Will lie fnrecoscd by sale of the
TS npp ss f",sn @er1sd ,,b 5a
auction, at the front d"or Of the Court House Ia
the village of W9rth;ngton in the county Of No
bleS and State vi Minnesota, on
Saturday. the It'll day of April,
A. D. 1883. at 10 oclo; k in the forenoon,
TO satisfy the amount which shall then be
the interest thereon. aud .sts and expenses
OF SALE, and Twenty Five Dollars attorneys
fees. rs stipulated in said mortgage in case OF
foreclosure. 0--.-S-
IRE premises described in SAID mortgage, and
50 to be Sold are the lot piece parcel If land
situated in the county of Mobiles and State OF
NIimiIesotas and k" own and described asf follows
to- wit: .:
The east half C.z) Of the southeast quarter
No: one hundred and four (iolJ, Of range No.
forty (4CJ
MOSES YEOMANS,
Assignee Of MOrtgagee.
GEO. w. WILSON,
Attorney of Assignee.
Dated February Il, 1888. . ....
First pub. Feb. g, 1883 .-.-.
Last pub. April 5, 1888.
HE1FERs For SALE.-Four grade
AYRSHIRE Ueifers, Coming three years
old this spring, all III calf. Apply to
DR.. s. Clippenger, Worthington, MINI.
sow
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More new spring goods at Mrs. De.
VOLTS. Ladies call early and often.
S02 w
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Ladies will find it to their advantage
to buy Millinery goods Of Mrs. De-
Wolf. BOW
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We regret to learn that Mrs. John
Brennan has become temporarily in
sane. Mr.. Brennan was not success
full in business in i,uverne and these Fl.
nancial troubles together with the fear
of losing their house in Worthington.
which is mortgaged, are said to have
troubled her to such an extent us 10
temporarily unsettle her mind: She
was brought to Wortl'ington last week
and is now with father anu mother
Brennan.
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SONIC.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AuDlrCR-E g. Mills.
TREAsURER-H: 6: shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEts-B F. johnson.
JUDGE or PROBArE-J. =. Nelson.
CLERK OF COURT-L. B. Bennett.
SHERIFF-R. II. Miller.
RURvEYOR-OttO Berreau.
COIJRT COMMIsslONER-Fred Bloom.
County ATrORNEY-Ge0. w. Wilson.
COKONER-J.S S. McManus. :.
COyNrY SUPERINTENDENT 8. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Distrtct-P. Blaine, of Herscy.
0scond District-T. l.. Taylor. Of Elk.
Third District-James Gown, at Adrian.
FburtA Observation-Disclosures O'Hearn, Of Grand
Prairie.
FSjth District-D. Shell, Worthington, Chm.
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FOR SALE.-17O in lamb ewes and 10
bucks for sale. Apply to
w. MADISON,
3O-3w Wortl,ington.
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The Chicago Convention Company
gave their free concert 1T the NJ. f.
Church on Saturday night last to a
house packed fr.n pit to dome. The
result was Il class of about 80, wl.o
have been snder the direction Of Prof.
II. b Georges during the week, holding
three meetings IL day.
The Convention will close on Friday
night will, grand c.ncert, admission
25c. The advent Of this Con9tntiOn in
our midst has inaugurated Il III. steal
renaissance, and we hope it will do
much good.
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A II a X Il, WI NV

~ = II 7IH7kE C77d " CE. =
I have for sale the following CHOICE LANDS
near, and some of them adjoining. Adrian town
site:
Ne,4 Sec IL. lO2-42. 100 acres at 10 per acre.
NJ and sw1 sec. H. lO2- 49, As 25lOO acres at %
per acre.
VIZ and NJ of nel4 sec. 1902 AZ, $50 I'll o
acres at $2 per acre.
Enquire OF w. A. PETERSON,
% SIN Agent, Warrington, Mimi.
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g. w. Smith Uses Snowden's wall pa.
per trimmer, the finest in the market.
3l)tf
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GEO. NJ. PLUMB

Is agent for anytkind of Or
gan you want to buy. A thor
oughly competent judge and
repairer. Call on him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ces, most liberal terms. Ad-
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 26ly
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. .BARBER,S LOCALS

~ - 1IVOAxAO.55.I
] have now ready for use circulat.
lug library. 20 3w Il. d. BARRIER.
/ shall have on hand this spring, @
usual. garden and field seeds BY tie pa
per and In bulk. Il. u. BARDER;
29-3w
Pure Amber Cane seed in any guam:
tity at Barber's. % ~
l have received a portion of my spring
stock of wall paper. / have paper
trimmer and now trim paper free Of
charge. (29-3w) II. d. BARBER.
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Herd Notice.
NOTICN TO TEACHERa

WANTED. to herd, 300 head of Cattle at o. 90
head for the season. Apply to
29:f& ID, q. BEAR. BigelOW
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Bucklin,.Arn1c. s.1v..

Bucklln'sArnlca Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chaPped hands. chilblaine;
corns, and all skin eruptiOns. and posi-:
lively cures piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by g. II. Smith. S-lv
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LAND OFFICE ut ". arlington, E!nn.,
Eehru:iS - lSs3
NOTICE Is II Iehy given that the + Hoy ing.
make final PR" il suppot Of his claim! and
that said proof VIII I've mad sc!orc lin, u. 5.
Land Office at W,,;t i.G:o,, Min. On
F'id y. AD il 9Th. IS,
Viz: Waclaw Rarta.
It'd Application No. 1888,
For the nel. sec. i-iO4 10
He names Oh" ilnwi = Witnesses 10 p'OVa his
continuous residence u.':,n, au i .utivati u Of
said Ian viz:
Got;riri Hemp l., Ere y! off: ,:!F:l y county.
GO flied li;.bcIc:. ,jc:ln III lly. Murray cotrir
Minn.
q Mons GEISAGEi. Eesi:t ter
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NO77CE TO TEA CHERS.
will hold public cxami alton of teachers In
the High School Room OF the WOrthingtOn school
house Oh Saturday, March oath. 1873, ami in the
Adrian School House ON Saturday. March 3lst,
1855
29.2W L. S. NELSON. Co. Sunt
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TO THE PUBLIC:

take this method to inform the reo-
pie of Worthineton and vicinity that l
have sold the Bank of Warrington
to Mr.. Geo. d. Dayton, late of Geneva,
N. Y. He has removed to Worthing-
ton and will take possession Of tho
Bank April lst and continue the same
us the Bar k OF Worthington.
Mr.. Dayton is a man OF capital, ener.
gy and ability, having large landed in
teres,s in the West, and my patrons
lose nothing 10y the change. BY selling
Quite him have placed the Bank up
Oh Il solid financial Foundation, and l
hole that the people of Worthineton
will give him his full share of their
atrenage.
Having disposed Of the Bank l in
tend to devote my whole time and at
tentiop to Real Estate and to settling
up MOBILES county. Those having lands
or village property to sell will do we'll
to place them in my hands, us my facil-
tiles for selling lands are such that !
can do better by you than any other
agent in Southwestern Minnesota.
With many thanks to my friends for
their patronage and support, I re-
main,
THos. II. PARSONS.
W0rthington, March 9th. 1883.
Never try to raise a family without
a good newspaper, provided it con-
tains the advertisement Of DR.. bulls
Cough Syrup; for this valuable medi-
cine is necessary to keep your chill
dren in good health.
GEO. D. DA IRON.
We announced last week that Mr..
Dayton was or his way from Geneva,
N. Y. He arrived Il few days ago and
will Eenceforth be one of our leading
and most active business men. He has
purchased the Bank of Worthington of
7. II. Parsons and will take possession
in few days lie has also purchased
the lumber and fuel business of A.
Forbes. Mr.. Dayton is gentleman of
considerable capital and has already
loaned Il Considerable sum Of money in
this county on real estate mort gages.--
We extend to him hearty welcome
and put him on our exchange list.
-<~E-EEnszxERE$AE
J. II. Barcley, of West Side, brought
in two wo;f skins OIL Monday last and
received his $40 bounty. The bounty,
remember, is S. until May LIST and then
g until November LIST. 70 secure the
bounty, the head and scalp entire must
he presented within 20 days after kill
ing. Parties who bring wolf scafps
over the state line, or Jump the boun-
ty' in several counties, will be found
out. Enticing wolves from Iowa and
entrapping them in Minnesota is not
considered legitimate. Raising wolves
for the bounty is also considered bad
practice and the cases are liable to he
thrown out of court.
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,urL1sHRo WEEKLY, At
ADVERTISING RATES,

lne inch three weeks, eco, three months. u. 90
Three inches weeks, 500 500
Five inches, - 600, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents line; sub
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
oAVit ia given.
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l.. s. NELSON.

For good Seeder 70 to II. e.. Shep-
ard & Go. and buy Triuh phi. 29-4w
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Saturday, the 10Th day Of Nav.

A. ID. 1885, ut II O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy
the amount which shall then he due and yet to
become due on said mortgage, with the interest
thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale and
Twenty-Five Dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated
Saaa m"ggG caSe 81 i, io o ,,s't,o a
to be sold. are the lot, piece or parcel Of land
situated in the county Of Mobiles and State Of
Minnesota, and known and described as follows,
tO-wit:
The north half (1l) of the southwest quarter 90
of Section No. Thirty (3ol in Township No.
Thity-n:lc CD. west, containing So and l2-ltO
acres.
AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, u.[MIlED). Mo"tgagec.
GEO. W. WILSON. Attorney Of Mortgage.
p Dated March 9th. 1883.
First pub. Ill :cll 90. 1888.
Last pub Nav TO- 1882.
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have appointed g. w. Smith Of the
drug store. agent for the sale Of
Pierce's White Pine and Tar Balsam,
in place of j. Chadwick.
c.. II. R1GELOw,
31-1w Agent.
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:hattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
at this office in any quantity.
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3. w. Kerr offers new variety of
seed potatoes for sale. Sc. ad.
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Sale Of County Bonds.-$5O0O.

The Bonds OF Ncbles County will be issued
and sold to part tes proposing to take them at
or before the LIST day of May next. And 5000 to
date July lst, 1883. payable twenty years from
date.
Bills Will be received to April 10 h, 1883, o.
clock p. IN.
BY order of the Board Of County Cons.
WOrthiMgtOn, MINI. March goth, l892
DANIEL SHELL,
e. s. MILLS. Grimm B'd Go. Com.
Co. Auditor. SO-3W
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LAND OFFICE At WG!;rlIS<;TOS MINI

LAND OFFICE AT Wn!:r,I1SGToS, MINI.
March i:h 1883.
Notice is hereby given thu; the follnwing-am
ed settler has Fl ed notice of hi: intention to
that said proof will lie made before the u. s.
Land Olicc III Wc"thiugtnn. Mimi. on
Monday. My q. 1855;
Viz: Lewis l.;li%r:1::
Homestead Application No l2,12l,
For the nW1, sec. 1S-lni-il.
He names tl:e following ni:EeSSe; 70 prove his
said land. VIZ:
Nici.oi;S |ou. Peter II. Osborn. Gust G;llick,
Hans Nelson. Ncl.cS county Mimi.
g Mons i:js:SAGEIs, Register.
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G. II. SMITH.
President IF the Village OF Worthngton
Attest: X. 3. PLOTS.
Recorder of the Village of Worthington.

WALL PAPERi WALL PApER!!
A new and and Complete stock of
wall paper 1T bottom prices at G.. ".
Smiths. soft
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c. 4 y. W. TIME TABLE.
Time III departure Of Passenger Trains from
AxnkatO:
Leave for Chicago s 10 4. IN. 4 6 IS y. m.
New Ulm at s. a. m. 5 Is p. IN.
Time Of arrival
From the East, 6 30 4 M 5 Is pm
from the West, 805 a III l. 2Opm.
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-LAsp OFFICE 1T Wo Ellington, Minn.,
NOTICE is hereby pvea nat hn' n '' l lsS
named set Ter has ils Il no ice II his Intention IL
make final prof in suvlnr, OF his claim. and
that sal proof will he :;,,!c before ;e u. ).
Land titce ~ "":th :g;on, Mi H.. on
=, iday, April &. l.S2,
Viz: Ai..i"r> E"jkS ~,
Orign'l. Add Homes e Il Application, No.
l0.M,9 and li.M3,
For the sc !, sec 34-14-'1
BE names the following witnesses t" p:,vc lis
continuous 'e.idc' c. upon. and c.tiiva.M.i Of,
sal! land. viz:
Frcd Bloom l.. Bloom, Il. +. .!":.,so,,. Be,,i..
min Young, Of NO ti:i::t"s', Ninn.
p Mons CkINAC:., Register.
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A. q. 0f u. w.

~, O, Of u. w, "
worthingt, Lodge No 65 meets every alter.
4.te Friday vening. F. LEWIS. Master Work.
nan.
r. B. PIOrTs, Recorder.
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Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
w conditions of Il certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by j. Irwin Richards and Mary
Richards, his wife, mOrtgagors, to The American
Freehold Land Mortgage Company. Uimited),
mortgage; dated the l4th day OF january, A. Ii.
1882, and recorded in the office of the Register Ut
Deeds Of the county Of Mobiles and State Of Min
neSOta, OH the 18th niy of January, A. ID. 1852, at
II rs O'Clock. a: NJ, In book :.F' Of Mortgages on
pages ~, Az and 49, on which there Is claimed
to De due and Is due at the date of this notice,
the amount Of Twenty and ls-lc0 {$2o1s), Dol
lars as interest upon the principal sum of Three
Hundred Dollars therein, yet to become due and
secured by said mortgage; -
And no action or proceeding has been inst }tuted
ut law Or i'll equity to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale contained in said
case made and provided; the said mortgage will
be foleclosed by sale Of the mortgaged premises
therein described ut public auction, fo: cash. by
the Sheriff Of said county, ut the front door of
the Court House, in the Village of Worthington,
in the county Of Mobiles and State Of Minnesota,
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THOS. II. PARSONS.
Worthington, March 9th, 1883.

Never try to raise a family without
a good newspaper, provided it con-
tains the advertisement Of DR.. bulls
Cough Syrup; for this valuable medi-
cine is necessary to keep your chill
dren in good health.
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31-1W

Got through AL right. The p. T..
correspondent ut Saltwater says:
Sheriff II. II. Miller. of Mobiles coun-
ty, came in yesterday with William
Quick, convicted Of horse stealing and
sentenced to one year in the penitentia-
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T. II. Parsons, yesterday, sold the
Gov. Miller residence to Mrs Emory
Clark, for 81 $50, possession given A.
pril LIST,
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Thanks to DR.. w. j. Calvert fot cop
les of Las Vegas, n. NJ, papers.
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LOCAL.
WoRrH1xeros. MINI. MARCH y. 1853

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 . year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Judge Wilson runs lit a half dozen
mortgage foreclosures this week. See
the legal ad. column.
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The Worthington schools are havinI
q two weeks vacation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

consequence of the marriage? | assure
Won such a statement is absurd. The
whole business is u private affair and
no one has either right or reason to
concern himselfin it.
So far ns the reporter had learned
there didn't seem TO he anybody in the
neighb0rhood of st. Bridget's who
concerned himselfabout the marriage,
Those who knew of 1t seemed 10 have
wild eyes, dishevelled hair and very
pale faces. They Were on the verge of
distraction, studying out its many COM
plications of relationship which now
exist and may come about the marriage
Let me see," said n haggard look
ing man to himself ON bench In
Tompkns square, "he must be uncle
10 his wife. What relation IL the new
wife To her? She's aunt, anyhow, but
she must he something else.p
The poor fellow pressed his hands
against his temple and stared AT va
cancy.
"When the children grow up and
marry, how will it be them" he asked
himself. "She'll be mOther-in-l0w,
step-mothcr, n great-aunt, and bye
and-bye a grandmother, likewise a
great-great or great-grand aunt, blest If
j know which. She's aunt TO her
husbands brothers, ! suppose, while
at the same time she's sister-in-law to
them Their children's children will he
his grandchildren, likewise his great
grand-nephews and nieces,' and the
wretched man threw "A brick nj cat
by way of diversion. After little
silent thought he began again to figure
,nIt thn tplnttpngling
Ellis first mother-in.law IL now his
sister-in. law he said, "for he married
her sister, and his new mother-in-law,
II alive, must he his great-annt. His
first brothers-iu.law are his uncles.
70 limited extent he must be uncle
TO his brothers and sisters. Some OF
his former nephews are now his
grand nephews, since he married Their
great-aunt His wife's brother must
be his nephew. His"
AT this point an ambulance drovouIl
and took the unfortunate man 10 n
mad-house.
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The Striking Miners.

Florence, Wis, November 23.-Two
hundred and fifty striking miners al
Chaplin and Ludington mines armed
themselves with Winchester rifles to-
day and practioed ut II target in the
woods. They threaten violence unless
their demands are acceded to. The
Menominee Mining company officials
have determined TO open the mines
and give work to such married men
as are not ringleaders. Several addl-
tional Pinkerton detectives have ar
rived, bat the company is waiting for
muitia. Tomorrow the men VIII he
paid nfl'. Excitement is high and the
crisis will come then.