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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25

BURGLARS robbed the store of q Mr.. Weaver
at Catawissa, Pa, on the 18th Of about $685.
worth Of bonds and miscellaneous securities.
CHRIsToPER MOORE was shot dead by Eugene
Movelle, in New York, on the 18th.
Ar Nashville, Tenn, on tho 18th, Elijah
Hayes and Ruff Mcconnell quarrelled while in
swimming. Mcconnell drew pistol and
killed Hayes. He then started for home, but
dropped dead on tho way from excitement and
remorse.
AT Tracy City, on the 18th, an unknown as
sassin shot through window in barber shop
and killed the barber, who was shaving Gus
toner. /!
OTro KJuNK, living near sabin, Minn., on his
way home from Moorbead, on the 18th, stopped
at the house of Mr.. Butler, received some.
thing to eat from Mrs. Butler, and returned
her kindness by outraging her.
ADRIAN STE1NwALL, q German farmer near
night on the 18th, and assassinated by some
one unknown.
CARL E. GGR11z shot and killed Frio Cock
eye, an Italian, near Mitchell, Dak., on the
18th. The latter attempted to rob Goeritz.
WILL. G. JONES, who was lately compelled
by circumstances to marry Miss Eviston, was
cowhided on the street in Milwaukee,, on the
18th, by Grace Courtland, whose d8ughter it is
alleged Jones disgraced aud promised to
marry.
RuFus6. MUM, prominent citizen OF Lam
singburg, N. y, cut his throat on the 18th, in
q fit of mental alteration caused by SUM-
stroke.
DOUGLAS GowDY endoavored to punish Buck
Williams, his brother-in-law, on account Of an
old family fued. Knives were used and Gowdy
was stabbed to the heart.
WILLIAM RAMSEY, baggageman, John Robert
son, night operator, and W. s. York, brake
man, were arrested on the 18th, at Downs,
Neb., for stealing freight in transit over the
Central Pacific.
ANDREW WHITE, murdered his wife aud two
children, and then suicided, near Dwight, ILL.,,
on the 18th. He was placed in an insane
asylum shout two years ago, escaped from the
institution, and went to his home on the 18th,
with The above result.
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AT the Cincinnati archery tournament

AT the Cincinnati archery tournament
the double national round gold medal
prize was won by Mrs. NJ. G. Howell, of
the Usculum Club, score 600. The
double yoke round prize was won by
Col. II. Williams, Jr., of Eaton, score
9O7 The ladies' team round Highland
trophy was won by the Highland Tro'
ply Archers, of Wyoming, O.; score
i,07G. Next came the Robin Hood, OF
Dayton, with 1,o44. The gentleman's
team round trophy was won by the
Highlands, of Wyoming, O.; score
1882. The score Of the Highland Park
Club, OF Chicago, was 1923. The
tournament closed on tho 10Th and
large number of minor prizes were dis
tributed. Tho double Columbia round
was won by Mrs. Mcdowell, of Tuscu-
lam, O., with score of GAG. The double
American round was won by Col. Robert
Williams, Jr., Of Eaton, O., score ,OoV:
The sores generally were better than at
the previous tournament. Henry =.
Carver, of Chicago, was elected Presl-
dent for the ensuing year. The next
tournament will be held in Chicago on
Julv 1S. 1884.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
GENERAL.

The oil exchange at Cincinnati was formally
opened on the 18th. NJ. F. Thompson is presi-
dent and A. T. Maclean secretary.
A CONSIGNMENT of 206 Hereford cattle arrived
ut Quebec on the 18th, from Liverpool. They
will be taken to tho Iowa stock farm of c. ".
Cook, Of Chicago.
The remains of huge mastodon were ex-
humed at Syracuse, N. Y, on the 18th. Prof.
Brown calculated from parts discovered that it
is tho largest mastodon yet found
.HANLAN and Ross rowed for the champion
ship at Ogdensburg, N. Y, on the 18th. Han
Ian "as On easy winner by nearly = quarter
mile. The distance rowed was four miles and
turn. Time ~ minutes 57H seconds.
The second annual exhibition Of the National
Mining and Industrial Association, was FORM
ally opened at Denver, COL, on the 18th.
The liquor dealers, of Kansas City, have
pledged themselves to close their saloons on
Sundays, and compel all other business men to
do the same.
CHAMBERS has broken out among the horses
in Lafayette and Iowa Counties, Wis.
BLACK measles have appeared at st. Mary's
Industrial School, Baltimore, Md. Ten have
died, and twelve are down with the disease.
FRED.-S prominent lumber dealer of
Tonawanda, N. Y, disappeared about two
weeks ago. and an examination of his affairs
show than he is insolvent and that his crcdi-
tors will not realize IS cents on the dollar.
CHARLES HAYWOOD SrRArroN, better known
as "Tom Thumb, died at his home, at Mid
| dleboro, Mass, on the 14th. He was born in
Bridgeport. Conn.,. January 4, 1888. At the
| age Of II he entered the service OF P. T. Bar
| mum aud has been before the public ever
| since.
N1AcHEcA & Co., fruit dealers, New o: leans,
La., failed on the 14th. Liabilities $1,000
! Missouri has 70 railroads with valuation of
| $50. $3.50.
Mrs. A11t HouaHroN, a well-known canta-
trice of Mattoop, Ill.,, died on tie 18th.
JESSE Fl. MOORE, Of Illinois, U. s. consul at
Callao, Peru, has died Of yellow fever.
THERE were 159 business failures through
out the country during the week ending OH the
18th against 1873 the week previous.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, has experienced ro-
nance. A young man who left home when he
was 1S years of age and who was never heard
from thereafter, has suddenly turned up at the
age of 48 to secure an estate Of $70, 600 left by
his father in case the young man should clam
it within three years after his death. The con
appeared in time to receive the money.
ABOUT two months ago four r-year-old
daughter of James Wilson, q we'll to do farmer
of Westmoreland County, Pa, wandered from
home. Search was instituted and the child
finally given up as lost. On the 18th boy
passing through the bushes about twelve milet
from Wilson's home, heard human cry ant
caught sight of the missing Girl. She hat
grown wild, was entirely naked and fled whcr
she saw the boy approach. He pursued, cap
believed that with proper care she will re
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
Trick OF Diamond SmugGlers

A New York letter saye: The recent
sale Of smuggled diamonds vas II g
largest in tho custom house record, and
shows the audacity with which this fraud
is practiced. The method is very in
eenious, and the system has been 30
we'll arranged that our officials have been
compelled to employ spies in foreign
ports, who telegraph the departure Of
SUSPECTED persons. AS ecoa as the lat
ter arrive they are taken to the searchel
bnleau in the cuetom house, where, il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
Dangerous Haste in Business.
From the New York Tribune.1

AAA~eAAOsJ
A story of the successful career of tho
eneakthief Cbar]ed Rogers (alias ''Pine, !"
No. 1867 rogues' gallery contains some
hints of the dangers attending the Amor
ican habit of doing business in too great
hurry. It is the constant rush of the
American system whiclr makes it posi-
ble for even the most expert OF rascals to
perform such miracles as the stealing Of
coupons from under the nose Of tho man
who was clipping them, or the carrying
of Of q package Of $50, Oc0 from fafe
deposit vault in open day. In London
and Paris it would not be possible, under
their guarded and careful manner of doing
banking business, for strangers like this
operator and his several ''pals" to get
near vault coutainipg vlluables, or TO
approach for purpose of converting a
clerk in charge .of funds. The infor-
ma]ity with which business is transacted
in Wall Street is one of the things which
atonce impress themselves upon the mind
Of q foreigner, or ono who is familiar
with foreign customs. @ f. ...
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
A Magical Town OF the Border.

"What is the population of La Beau,
D. T.. now?'' asked a reporter. ''Weu,
the first lumber was received two weeks
ago last Sunday. Now there are Elk
general stores, one dry goods store, one
hardware store, five saloons, one meat
market, three lumber yards, ono bank.
one newspaper Office, one telegraph Of,
fice. q postoffice with 280 call and ~
lock boxes of the Yale pattern, in a
building 2Ox30, two stories high), two
hotels and some other structures. Since
then there has been started another
bank, flfty-room hotel, hardware
store, dry goods house 3O1SO, and a
Pre5by terian church.
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nAK0TA

DAKoIA.
The village of Bartlett will be aban"
dOned and the business moved to So
kota.
The Valley City and jamestown
Telephone Companies have been consoli-
dated.
Two men have been arrested at Val.
ley City on suspicion of burglarizing
the residence of Delegate Raymond.
The liver bank in front of Bismarck
is being washed away to such an extent
that the safety of the elevator is threat
ened.
PosroFF1cEs have been established at
Atlantis, Day County; Kate, Mcpherson
County; Sargent, Sargent County, and
Tomlinson, Foster County.
Two Northern Pacific brakemen have
been arrested and taken to Bismarck,
charged with robbing Nathan Lodun-
sky, a passe6ger on a freight train, of
THE capital commissioners are ut Bis
marck arranging for the removal of the
territorial headquarters from Yankton
as soon as quarters are provided at the
former city.
PIERRE has bid $13, 900 cash and S.
500 in city lots to secure the location of
the Presbyterian University there, but
the presbytery want $50, which, it
is believed, can be raised.
The other morning Kittie La Belle, a
professional bad girl of Sioux Falls,
took morphine. They pumped her out
and teaeed her with an electric battery,
and now she is up and dressed again.
An amendment of the law by the last
legislature provides "That all members
in good standing in regularly appointed
fire companies shall be excluded from
serving as jurors in the courts of this
territory"
A4-YEAR.oLD child of Mrs. Kendrick,
music teacher, was abducted by its
father at Fargo, but the officers got on
his track and the child was recovered.
The husband of Mrs. Kendrick came
from the east lately.
On June IL, 1883, the total masonic
membership in Dakota was l, 1913 and
the number of lodges was fifty. The
place for holding tho tenth annual com
munic ,tion CT the gran lods', WAS fixed
at Aberdeen, and the time the sec )ud
Tuesday in June. 1884.
DURING tho month of juno 1872 en-.
tlics were made in the Deadwood land
office, divided as follows: Timber
claims, 20; homcstcads, 49,; declaratory
statements, G4. The number of acres
covered by these entries foot up grand
total of 2O,922 43 acres.
BISHOP G1ARKsoN has RESIGNED the
bishopric of the Episcopal Church o.
DAKOTA and his successor will be ap
pointed in October ly the convention o1
bishops, to bo held in Philadelphia
Rev. DR.. Hoyt, Of Huron, has been men
toned for the position. -.
THEY seem to be having regular
parrot aud dog tinc in Billings. Mr.
Anderson, proprietor Of tie Windsor
House, is euiog Herman Clsrk's Town
site Company for $50, 900 damages fol
non.fulfilInlent of contract, and thu
Northern Pacific Railroad Company f0l
forfeiture of the 81, 900 acres of rail
road land in Clark's Fork bottom, which
Clark purchased yn condition that he
should fill the region with settlers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25

The late Bishop Peck, of Syracuse,
had an insurance Of $40, 900 on his life
in favor Of Syracuse University. The
amount has been paid.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
YMAN d. BAIRD

I YMAN D. BAIRD,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Real Es'ate, Insurance ard Collection Agent Oflica
front room, sec 1nd fl ,or, Bssfords Block, Austin,
Minnesota,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
nR. G.. S. BEAULIEU.

H.
oh:e over Sleeper's Drug Store, Brownsdale
Minnesota.
~ -Pesching at Christian Chapel every Sunday
morning and evening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
,AFAYETrE FRENCH,
TTORNEY AT LAW.

Austlo, Mlnn. Collections and o'her business At
tended to carefully aud promptly. Agent OF the
ttn - and otier Flre lsur ln:e companies Office
IL Bank block. ,unol
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
MINNESOTA.

NoRrBF1EnD is to have a board of
trade.
PERSONAL property at Duluth is val
ued. at 5000, 900.
MINNEAPOLIS new post Office fnds diff
ficulty in locating.
The strawberry crop of Olmstel Coun-
ty is the largest over grown.
TIE Fergus Falls national bank will
shortly double it's capital stock.
The St. Paul chamber of commerce is
making ready for the forestry congress.
MARTIN ERICKSON, of Fergus Falls,
has been arrested for cutting government
timber.
A SLEEPY EYE justice fined man $50
and costs of $17 for selling glandered
horses.
w. G. MITCHELL has been elected
chief engineer of the Albert Lea fire
company.
DEWITT TA1MAaE, the famous Brook
lyn preacher, is booked for lecture in
Crookston.
SEVERAL Crookston people have late
~ been poisoned with ivy while wan
dering in the woods.
The house and barns of Frank JON
dois2y, living north of Fisher, were des-
troyed by fire recently.
The new ir IN bridge in LIE Sue,r has
been completed and accepted by the
county commissioners.
HENRY MOORISH, a banker at Will
mar, has been found insane ond commit
ted to tho asylum at St. Peter.
Elk SHERIFF KELLEY, of Caledonia, is
under arrest for stealing from the one
man who would testify to his good char
acter.
l.. j. MORRILL,, q prominent and re-
spected citizen If Fergus Falls, die,l a
short time ago, Of diphtheria, aged 45
years.
LAKE City had $50 left of its Fourth
Of July fund, and has deposited it in a
bank as nest-egg for the next national
holiday.
| The Southern Minnesota Fair Asso.
citation offers $1,000 in premiums at
their fair, to be held in Rochester in
September.
GEO. SAYKER, sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for seven years for the murder
of Mr.. Sonter Of New Prague, has been
pardoned for good behavior.
The Grant County seat war has beer
settled by a compromise and the records
have now been peaceably removed sc
Milbank, which assumes the expense in
CURED by the trial.
The other day three pistol balls on
tered the house of Mr.. Griffin, of Morris.
One Of the balls came near the head o
Mrs. Griffin. They were fred by
thoughtless aud careless persons firing
at mark.
The old settlers OF northern Mime
sofa, who arrived in tho territory i'll 1885,
and prior years, will meet ct Jame
Beatty's, in Sauk Rapids, on the 1st o
August, for the purpose Of organizing N
old settlers association.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
- AILWAY HOUSE
DED CEDAR MILLS,

FLtES M. FAIRBANKS, ND.
Oaace aud Residence, corner West Main and
Maple Streets, opposite Public Scho, u Building
Austin Mum. At o he until A. II. and from II
to- r. N.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-25
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

NEW YORK.
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CASUALTIES.

A BODY supposed to be that of Hugo Muller,
of Dresden, Germany, who disappeared July
18th, was found iu the river at Chicago, Ill,
on tho 18th.
The building occupied by Bernard H.
Smith. manufacturer of piano castings, New
York City, burned on the 18th. Loss $40, 900,
scoBELt's brewery at Cape Vincent, N. Y,
burned on the 18th. Loss $2O,OOO.
BisHoH KEEDsoN, of Utah County, Utah, on
tho 18th, placed quantity Of dynamite under
bed occupied by two of bis wives, but failed
in his object, as they were only severely in
jurcd by the explosion.
ON the 18th Clarence Larkin and Frank Cut
ler we're racing on the Whitctish Bay Road, al
Milwaukee, Wis, with single teams, and COLI
ded with such forco as to smash both vehicles
killing Cutters horse, injuring the other ami
| NAL, and severely injuriug both the men. Cut
ler's injuries are serious and probably fatal. Al
he had q leg broken and an artery cut, besides
| internal injuries.
THOMAS DnuMMER,a brakeman, was -rur
| over and killed on the 18th on the c., NJ. ant
| st. P. Road, Ut Milwaukee, Wis.
A BArrR21: Of eight boilers in the Anthracite
Furnace, at Reading, Pa., exploded On tn
18th, tearing the boiler and engine houses t,
pieces and damaging the furnace. Two EN-
| ployes were killed and several injured.
| FIRE at Monroe, La, on tho 18th destroyed
property to the value of $18, 1000.
Four large ice houses near Louisiana, Mo.
were struck by lightning and destroyed on th
18th. Loss $35, 900.
Four dwellings and stores at Shenandoah
Pa, were destroyed by fire on the 18th. Los
$25,000.
On the night of the 10th at Milwaukee, Wis
Mrs. James Hoye was run over and killed by
| backing switch engine.
A MAN supposed from letters in his pocket
be John Breski was run over and killed at Mi
waukee, Wiz, on the 18th.
FIRE DESTROYED 340 0OO worth of nr0nertv 8
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Before and After Marriage.

0SkVlC &AV kA4tOA AAA0AA Ae6Ve
BEFORE.
NV Maggie my beautiful darlingi
Creep into my arms, my SWEET
Let me fold you again to my bosom
So close can hear your heart beat.
What these little fingers been sewing?
Ones pricked by the needle see!
Those hands shall be kept from such labor
When once they are given to me.
AL mine. little pet will shield you
From trouble and labor and care;
! will robe you like some fairy princess.
And Jewels shall CLEAN in your hair!
Those slippers you gave me are perfect!
That dressing gown fits to T!
My darling wonder that heaven
Should give such treasure to me!
Eight. nine, ten, eleven! my precious,
Time flies when am with you!
1t seems but a moment I've been here.
And now, must say it? Adieu!
AFTER.
Oh Mag, you are heavy! I'm tired!
Go sit on the rocker, pray;
Your weight seems hundred and ninety
When you plump down in that sort OF way.
You had better be mending my coat sleeve.
I've spoken about it before.
And want to finish this novel,
And look over those bills from the store.
This dressing gown sets like the ID,
These slippers run down at the heel,
Strange nothing can never look decent!
L wish you could know how they feel.
What's this bill from Green's? Why surely
It's not another new dress!
Look here I'll be bankrupt ere New Year,
Or your store-bil will have to grow less'
Eight O'Clock! Mag. sew on this button
As soon as you finish this sleeve.
Heigh no! I'm so deucedly sleepy.
Til pile off to bed, l believe.
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-09-13

almost any other protected article costs
nearly twice as much in the United
States as in Canada, it is to be expect
ed that our citizens living near the
border will not pay the duty when it
al SO easily be evaded? Ofcourse the
inevitable result is that persons favor
ably situated-comprising a consid-
cradle share of our population all
along the Dominion border-avoid
the heaviest part of the taxation borne
by their fellow citizens. In the same
way it is notorious that people rich
enough to go to Europe gain part of
the expense of their trip by purchases
of clothing and other articles for per-
sonal use. 1t will be seen by these
and other circumstances which will
Occur TO any intelligent person that
grossly unequal taxation is N of the
incidents of our present monopoly
tariff. PHoNo.