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and subscriptions 10 the amount Of esHOoQ
nave alreEdy been secured.
J. y. Nasterson, Of the Arm Of J. n. Master
son 4 Co, bankers Of Mount Vernon, n Y,
who recently failed, has been arrested On q
charge Of receiving money Of depoaitors after
the firm know il WAS insofvenk
The New England society for the suppres.
sion Of Vice viii make, as the next session Of
the !eaidature, vigorous effort 10 secure the
establishment Of metropolitan police force
for Boston, owing to the low state Of morality
in that city,
Maud q is ten years old, stands 1599f hands
high Nh. Vanderbilt paid e2l, ,000 for her, o.
. four-year old, she showing mile In 2:171<.
Though many four-year-olds have tried "a
equal this time, none Of them have been able
does s1 bs9 e seS s. ana '''''' " p'''m'n''' ~
At Baltimore the lecture aud publication bu-
reau Of the Catholic Total Abstinence union Of
America resolved to send total abstinencs.
speakers n oil parts Of America 10 enlist Cath
evening public temperance meeting was held
Bishop ireland and Father Clesry made cd.
dresses,
A representative Of the Kansas City Times
visited Olathe. Kansas, ndinterviewed ex-(lov
st. John upon the political situation. .Mr. st
John declared emphatically that he bad NO re.
lations Whatever With any political party In thl
campaign except the Prohibition party; that hi
had made the fight strictly upon the principle
which he represented and stated his intention
Of taking the field again after few weeks
rest and continuing active efforts in behalf Of
national constitutional prohibition, which hs
felt assured would be ultimately established
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Crimes and Criminals.

O4AaeSS OA4NA S4AAAAAAA0AADs
George Travis, the Tioga county, Pa, mur-
derer, will be hanged January l5.
Thieves wrecked passenger train at Clear
Greet, Tex. recently and ton persons were
Neat Columbus, Ga, Nj. Bigglers, re-
spectacle farmer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Burgers.
employed by him, died in terrible agony from
poison, "a old negro woman placed arseric in
their cS6ee.
Georse E. Boidson, constable Of Bolton,
kiss., while attempting to arrest John Thomas
and Andrew Tr0tter, both colored. near
Browneville, was fatally shot The negroes ca
capped Parties arc in pursuit
Auguh TuxhOrn, farmer Of Mcpherson,
Kansas, set fire his house, barn and granary,
then blew out his brains with shotgun. Tho
buildings wcro destroyed with t4,UOG in money
In the house. Total loss, I'll ,ON.
Mrs. Harry c. Williams Of Anita, Iowa, . bride
Of three days, has spilled for divorce She
was Mras Mary Hull, and was to have been
day eloped with Williams, and married him st
Atlantic, and IL now repcntant
The Milwaukee police are investigating the
subject 0f the nnmerous fires that have oc-
curred recently in the vicinity of East Water
and Nyihon streets. Six fires have becn
started during three days Within y circuit Of two
blocks
During evening services in the Second
Presbyterisn church, Cleveland, . man
clad in suit of red untlerclothing walked up
the aisle, and, taking seat near tho pulpit. be-
pan to applaud vociforolsly with his hands and
Test Vigorous struggle was necessary to
got the crank out Of church.
Robert 6tandring and wife were discovered
dead in their house ON ranch seven
miles from Pine Grove, . small station
on the South Park road, Colorado. Circu,n-
stances indicate thst they were murdered for
money. 6traadring was one Of Colorado's nj
oneers, was quite wealthy, and wilely known
He was preacher, sntpolygamy branch Of the
Mormon church.
Officers Connell and Fowler, Of William
county, Tex, arrived at Elgin, that state, in
pursuit Of two robbers, Berry and Lewis The
robbers seeing the officers, Immediately opened
fro which WAS returned Tm7sneve kept
arins as they mounted their iorsea' Berry
sas shot through tho head and Instantly killed,
@ring Oh Q sik shooter as ha fell corpse
Lewis was wounded, but asdaped. Officer
Fowler received three balls, one IL the shoulder.
and one?in each arm.
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asns1lNsws Itsm..

4 nex hospital b Bridgeport, Conn, costing
100000. has just been formally opened
The jury in the case Of ex-Msyor Chase of
Omaha, indicted for bribery in having levied
turned verdict Of not guilty.
Tho average yield Of cotton promises to be
over than last year.-Thc corn crop is esejma-
ed at more than ], ,80O, ,OOO, QUO bushels, or more
han twcnty-six bushels per acre
Capt Bedford Pym, Of the British navy,
arged upon Secretary Frelinghuysen the ad-
Visibility Of England and the Cnitcd States
combining to finish tho Nicaragua canal
William A Duncan. who was just reelected
TO congress from the Nineteenth Pennsylvania
district died at his home IN Gettysburg, recent
". His death was due to consumption.
Lieut. c. A. varuum, Seventh cavalry, has
been detailed inspector Of Indian supplies at
Rapid City, Dak, relieving Capt Ilsley, Of tho
Seventh, who has bean granted six monthv'
leaye.
Frank Cooper, said to be ono Of The leading
az gccds merchants Of Peoria NJ. worth
Tor divorce On the ground Of cruelty and un-
faithfulnesA ~ w nj,
An American nansd Bfnee, fssxlssis i 1sps
~ ninistsr Of New York, = "a - D uyussk.
fnlly couAned in ,an; EualiA nAdhpuea. "a
eesels Mintesf Lowell tRitA 1agil6 - q
ep1 no ~ e L SFsss S59sssS
B, M = ~ ~ ~ Il 4
I \
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George W. Jones, an old and eminent citizen
Of Tennessee, died ct Fayetteville, recently.
Mr.. Gevelssd will be forty.eight years old
on the 18th Of next March.
Dr.. Wisner, well-knosn physician of Lis
bon, OAK, died suddenlya few days ago, of
heart disease
Dr. worthinston, pastor of st. Johns Epis.
copal church, Detroit, has accepted the cali of
the Episcopal diocese Of Nebraska to be bish-
op. I
Dr.. D. Banh Mckenzie, noted Temperance
revivalist whoss lsbors resulted in building the
opera house hero, died at Salt Lake City, eeed
torty-seven.
Isaac Henderson, associated with William
Cullen Bryant "a tho ownership of the Now
York Evening Post died in that city aged
seventy-one.
Sis Noses Montsdors. the sged Jew philau-
lthropist, 10 not Afraid to look time full In the
face. 1t is said tlat he has engaged his private
secretary for another term of i've yesfs.
Herman n Myers of Jersey City bears .
striking resemblance to Jay Gould, fact which
don't add to his comfort whom he has to min
gle In mob howliag for the ma8nate's scalp,
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- 80 s:e:stss e s;ia

!S,2sea, !S,s2sss ss,ss s;sessi; - ~
Up 70 thig hour tAs result OF The ballot for
geee0ee4 electogs has been declared In.
tltty ty-e1see g IL etxfy counties Of this
Gasa ~ ~ pcsytous repoets Of county
olEas showed Democratic plurality Of
$50 Io-6ayS canva. shows . net loss TO
Blafne q four voteG Tbs rematning twenty
even countiss With two exceptions, re-
ported peoSxees and viii, for the
mose rext report the result OF their
canvass to-mogIoW. To-dAy's reports speak
OF ixeEulaxttlso IN formal No mention q
Dade q any serious discrepancy In the
count several counties which did mot to-
DAY oompleto their otacial canvass reported
oomplssed the Agurss would show any
veseed teeafns receivsd By tho DEM
octaeac sease committees from twenty.
tour oountiee indicated o change
q Ok voe0 tn 3avoe OF Blame aGa3nst mTty
On LvinGseonN) in favoe Of CloVsland No
rceuxns have besn reoeived BY ths Repub-
McA0 nAtionA committee, and Chairman
Draper. o1 tAe Republioan state executive
oommiteee, oouA NOT b found Gen. John
Il Hnapp statwaxt Republioen from Au-
would make 10 material change In the pub
hshed rsturnA
II thsss + aay hitch, sid AA 81 will b. in
Nsw xoek a1d xtnp eoansiss. tp n the ooun.
" - peeRae mow twenty-toor hoers a9tlr the
ssesa.e g ~ lol!s whas IT, result r. I think
a ~ o0oial CANVAS oe tie Kings county
hoard Ct sapegvaDo1s, tAo returns 1rom sax
wards weEo examtnsd to-day beginnink
1Avo II ,22o voAoo and Blatne o,9l6
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Casualties of tho Wssh.

Two fires At New London. Mo-, destroyed
hearly block Of business buildings. Loss.
$500; insurance, $1,000
Ten tons Of giant powder exploded near 10.
lido, and the people for forty miles around
thought there was an earthquake
Ira James Mccormick, eighty years Of age,
burned 10 death at the residence of her daugh-
tefin Ellenboro, Grant county, Wis, while Re.
pltnishing the fire in Q small stove.
During democratic celebration at Yelling
ton Kane., Mrs John Schnarr was atruck in
theeye by . skyrocket and instantly killed, and
anolher rocket invaded the Office Of the Phillip
houIe, striking the night clerk in the mouth
and esming out behind the ear.
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Government ma x,anA Robber.

At Omaha, in the case of the United States
government vs.. The Brighton Ranch Com
pany Judge Brewer, of the United statos cir
company has fenced in shout &, 90 acres Of Of
land belonging to the government Suit was
brought by tho latter to compel the COM
pany to tear down the fence. The de-
ci-icn of Judge Brewer in effect is that the
Brighton Ranch company hasno right to con.
government had absolute right 'N to have ave the the
fence removed. This decision settles the law
in this circuit that cattlomen have no right to
enclose Rovernmentla lands for herding purposes.
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Or THE WEEK.


& ppssl lpesaeahilsAsd: Iowa-Nunday, Fro.
monl eoanl. Possoness discontinued Mon.
W Oaseer county, mail to sadic
DaMs61 DAks acssos Lester, Nunday, Iowa
nar Admiral Alexander Murray, q. Il N.
WHO disd q NJ rssidsaes In Washington, had
ben ailing ahout . week, and nothing serious
was feAssd; but q tho hour named he fell
from his cAlar, end passed away before medical
assistanee ocaM 30 summoned :, The death
was fruh snheaisM Of the heart
Hish esslnA Homer car No. @ in charge Of G.
g. 4 Mooss, lsft Washington Friday night
ns ss s sapps Il san..sRp all .RpfSsss Ssso n
Idaho, 1nutaaA Washington and Oreso.l. The
Psai sadsSs aeso road S e sP,nss Por:ad 81
/. Possolless established: Dakots-essie
0rtsgs county. Postonices Discontinued
kcta: Webb. Charles Nix county, mail 70
bloomingtoo; Observation-Disclosures, Nissou-
u county, mail to lissoulA rbstmasters
z. q Davis, Climax, Iowa; J. A. Chidester''
Reno. Iowa; Samuel vi Fuller, Worcester.
Wis William 4. NoCulloch, Jessis, OAK.
SOvO0s0o0 VI VIC l1U0t onl10uS puy0lc1908 OF
New York City have presented petition to
8ecretsry NcCulloch, calling his attention
70 the danger Of allowing the Importation OF
foreign ragA II ID certainly to be hoped that
tho government will take prompt and effective
action In this vital matter. Probably, how
ever, We shall now be treated to protests from
rsg dealers against euch Interference With
their business-which, Of course, in their eyes
Y OF far creator consequence than the health
Of the nation.
Tho special press commissioner Of the New
Orleans worlds exposition is perfecting ar
rangemen6 to have congressional excursion Of
senators Representatives from Washington
to New Orleans, to Be present at the opening
Of tho exposition on Dec. 1G A press cxcur
sion representing the press Of the New England
Delaware, Maryland, and the district Of Col.
umbia will go at the same time. Invitations
have been extended to President Arthur and
cabinet Gov. Cleveland and Mr.. Blaine, also Il
President-elect Disx Of Mexico and the En-.
peror Dom Pedro Of Brazil. The Mexican con.
gress will adjourn to attend the opening OK.
ercises.
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aEisosllaasou. Matter.

Boston is 254 years DID, =
to beavigorous, pros.
q mant
produd
year ed
424.
Cam
japan.
tree fro;
commend
introduced
considerab]
timber, the
able, mot liabI
and much infZO
cabinet work. En-
and especially thaa
j Of camphars ~
growing AZ xhs . - I
torniA 4 ~
ank6d df6Go 4
sDieSielly Nslf 9y6
|5as Sarrssnehto ta D..
|. 1
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Dskota's xnankseivans Proclamation.
Following IL Gov. Pierce's Thanksgivin,

0akoea'0 xhank941v1A4 Proclamation.
Following is Gov. Pierce's Thanksgiving
proclamation:
In accordance with tho proclamation Of the
president lido hereby designate Thursday, the
9th day Of November. as special day Of
Thanksgiving unto God for the blessings and
merctes Of the past year, and do recommend
that the people Of Dakota observe that day
For health, abundant or ops, the preservation
Of life, freedom from great calamities; for pro-
gress in material things, for intellectual ad-
vsncement, for peaceful land and . prosper
Gus nation, let tho people meet At tho altar and
tireside and reverently give thanks unto the
power that has blessed and preserved us. An!
food may still pass this people Ly; that right
eous judgments and prudent counsels may pre-
vail IN all our borders, to the end that law and
order may reign, and public tranquility con-
dnue throughout the land
GILBERT A. PIERCE. Governor.
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A ~ s's,ses1 ~ . = - = ~ y. ~
vast sxps y !.
m s..a.A ss,ae ssssring fro
e n. wiiiister ~ 9
An Austin, Tex. dispstchs II ~ n
thespring Of 1871 there appsl =
Johnson county newcomer
Berry Williams. He was joinsd
afterward BY his wife and two dAillf
the latter infants. The man sessS
avoid references to his past lil4
there appeared to be some myssssy
to the place Of his previous red J
Williams, however, lived such a1ssffsS
life that the mystery of his firs !ssleep
ance was soon forgotten, and : ~
be ranked as one Of the hest ~, s'e
county. A year later b mng -
seized with . fever and sn
Williams alone with his snan
made suit to one Of the mr%a MN. assar
young ladies of the counn nas -
withstanding some objectiofp ~, o. IA
family, subsequently became ..eNAU
His new relations spurred wiz, ,.+;a,;a
great exertions than ever. He go -ss
to his acres, his stock multiplied ~
erected Q fine house, and, in foe.
worldly affairs were thoroughly fSia
porous. With his increase Of mean
proved himself to he public spirlte
In charity circles he was conspja
ous member as we'll as o liberalR
He was made chairman of the CO,
school commissioners, and was nj
for his progressive tendencies.
family circle, increased by the addi
of six rosy checked children, was 6le
of the most pleasant in the county. n
short, Berry Williams had fairly wof
his place at the head of the county !
cially, morally and financially.
Two months ago, however, a marke
change came over him, which chang
was caused in some way by the adven
of stranger from Georgia. Later
visit was paid to the executive Office b
Sheriff Foster of Upson county. G.,
He proceeded thence to the residepl
of Mr.. Williams in johnson cor
Mrs. Williams welcomed the stra!
not knowing his sad errand, and
was dumbfounded when her Ausl
came in and, seeing the stranger. st
his hand to his forehead and exclai
"Is there no mercy in this world ?~
wife and children clung arour.
knees Of the husband and fathe r1r.
begged to know what was the$.l/ III
With streaming eyes Williams VIZ
to his wife and tols her tie story
life. He had served fMsnfuiiy IN q
confederate army during the who'll
term of the war. He came out Of i
with dissipated habits. One night il
the winter of 1871, at mill in Upsog
county, Ga, he had fight with q
alive named Calvin. They were
severely wounded. Calvin died
Williams was lodged in jail
answer the charge of murder. Aid
by friends he escaped and for 10 iy
in the home of his adoption he had
deavored to live down the hp
his crime. In On evil honr ~ y.
turer from Georgia who knt
of his life made his appeareA
his whereabouts became
story of his arrest created;aS
excitement in the county.
those who favored q forcl
to the act of the Georg::
parting scene between
his family was very
citizens have held q me -
petition was gotten upN very LEsy
Daniel of Georgia, asking
don Williams. The peti ~
carried to Georgia by q pl
torney.
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Another advance in insurance rates
in Milwaukee is predicted. A prom.
nent underwater said: The Chapman
& Stark fire is only one of long series
OF disasters in all parts of the country
which have befallen the insurance COM
panies this year, and it is impossible
for them to hold their own without al.
vancing rates on mercantile risks fully
10 to 70 per cent. Rates ON the de-
scription Of goods which were consumed
in the fire are now from 76 to 90 cents
on each 300 Of insurance. have no
doubt that new schedule advancing
the ratts TO from 05 CENTS TO a. az viij
60 intok6ect very soon.
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ssteeceoe 10 132s 167. This lesyee 4 c5esr nlu.
s:9alte1 Ok Cleveland Of IS. .O84 IN Tia oifV and
4 lsOe6 tn the state l1e tAe lowesk elecfoo
!; .aanse To Mgheek 1Ae Democ1atio COM
! neasseS count wntch vas two less than The
nSsel count developed Gives Gevelant
.ssl - 2
! .aaAL !l!!l laoA cAA1a1AH soNnA
81 y = not likely that tie members Of IL
1ataOnal committee viii remaia IN New Yorf
I aore than 4 : .Yevs dsvs $780, No. snsss
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I 40 Tor the ane city next Wednesday
ni9ht, g soon = the oficial ~ /. declsrsn
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. 49, did, ,yoA 03s0ovs1 that this could mt be
ynly % Monday last, after our last 4sadsSss
~ beea issued. Thess hes bssn eood deel
aaasd shout that addrsss, bat svsrythfng wss said
tand dons Ia The best Of fsith On the reueeaanta-
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fsads woa .sdnos % tbs s ~ r.s = - M
I sanu sne mset1 THIS did mot tsauspire. and
&s.e result 20 know.
sWhsadll lou 1darst beein TO doub& the suo.
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A MartA

Years ago, thel
of New York boy,
who also worked q
ter. The boy
cause he Would
ever he undertook
IN u. % ordinary sport
!, whenever the farm o.
taxed their hold upon
be found repairing some ID
| Gle. or devis,ng d new impleml
His fsBher was poor; the 4
small and could only be enlai
clearing up the primeval forest.
boy was anxious to acquire knowledRo,
but his services were SO necessary IA
his father that he could not be SPARE
to attend the winter term Of the comm
school.
But the boy was a. as;arnest.
'he aid of his brother, oni
ior. he chopped and Gle!
OF birch and maple wo11
it, PLANTED it with ii II
GRIPS, and then aske
eaon to be allowed to
ing the winter. OF
granted his wish.
When the boy
fathers pottery bud
creased as to demani
factory. A carpenteG
the new building,
him.
So familiar d
tools and the tradS
with the Aid Of the
erect two-story frs
for his fathers famil
The two boys cut
forest, plannA. al
ture, and then inv
assist at the "r
from far and nea,
seventeen had id
tise andstanon
place, and ths I,
perfect and seen
the young archit
that day he vas ID
carpenter.
That boy was En-,
der of Cornell Univsfa
"Seest thou man dill
mess? he shall stand b
men,"
The meaning of this old T.
that the man who has done we'll M
things shall be advanced so that H.
shall not waste himself on work TO
which obscure men are adequate. Ezra
Cornell illustrated the truth of the ORR
entail saying.-Youth's Companion.
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ro.rr-s1srH CONGRESS.

The returns from the congressional Dis.
t1ices aro now % complete that, at the out
ode, not more than two or three changes in
house Of representatives are likely to be rem
dered necessary BY later advicea Those
marked sss are members Of the present con.
gtess, and those marked ~ have Been mem
bers Of . preceding congress:
flames q. Zones D. 8 Thomas v. 6adler. d.
2. sa. A. Herbert, D. 6. John u. Martin, b.
8 sWilliam G. Oates, D. 2. sWm. b. Fofney, D.
Z Alex Q. Davidson, D. g. Joseph Wheeler.
cR Iaae; san s%us & \. k fss E.
flames K Jones, ID.
D. D.5-N0 change.
CALuoN1A
I. Thos. L. Carothers,R 4 w. Morrow. h
5sss ya@ss 4 hdHs. LHensis.. 3 g. g Cha g y Esnton r
COLORADO.
georse O. symes. r
r 1-No change.
coNNEcT1Cuf.
ssa: ssSsa iSeR " 3 s.ysssl. vs.. p ..
|. r 2. D. PR gain 1.
sChsrles B. Love, D.
D. 1-No change.
Honda
!. q : h ADsvidson. 2. ohss Doushesty. D.
I. fThos 4 MNorwood,D.9 g flames B. Blount. D.
2. sHenry g. Turner. d.. sJudson G. elemental:
8 sChAs. T. Crisp d. y. sSeaborn Reese, d.
l. Henry b Harris, D. 8. sAllen d. Chandler, d.
s. IN. 7. Hammond. D. 10. George 7. Barnes. d.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
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