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Casualties of the Week.

The Wabash roundhouse,y5 Des fMoines,
burned. Loss sl25,0o0. 4Ta n %sE1%
Charles and William Wilsonofsts Paul were
drowned at White Bear Sunday, the 7th.
Mr.. Charles Campbell of$Albany buried, Sun
day, three children in the same casket, all vic
Tins of scralet fever s
One Of the large buildings of the Indianapolis
Malleable Iron company, at $Houghsyile, at
short distance from. Indianapolis, was totally
destroyed by fire. Loss between $4,000 md
$4,000. E{
was recently found lying in the road about
twenty five rods west of ". I. De Laittre's
in Little Sank, having fallen from his wagon
the wheels going over his body. 4
At Thompson's Falls Montana, the. rope Of q
ferry boat broke and the boat was sent over
the Falls. The following Is the list Of the
drowned men: J. Stout, Paul Duchar.mnee, and,
. Frenchman5by thenaine Of Denaut
While the wifeiof&Hon. Hiram SERVER Of
Northtield, MINI, was out driving, the. phistonI
waa overturned suddahiy, throwing her ont
and fracturing her skuLEIShe was taken home;
unconscious andreinained 80 until she died
Springfield, Vt, has been visited BY another
disastrous flood, the seSdrd within eleven
months At noon Money d moderate rain
fell, but an hour later q storm of terrific force
broke upon the village. A storm was also in
progress ;abouttive miles north Of town, anda
high changing wind drove the two stormsstos
gether. Rain fell as if q mighty
river was! falling from the heavens.s
The channel of the creek soon became flied,
with 'wreckage of houses, barns, and other;
buildings, which forced it mother directions,s
Ono stream plowed through the Springfield
house; another through Hart& Dodge,s livery.
stable, and another. through Ellison Brothers.
stage barn. Individual losses and damage to
highways reach at least $50, 900. ~
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Fratricide Ia Dakota.

Grafton Dak..fs Asnicide and mur-5
der took place fifteen miles westsoft Mimic, IN,
this county, tuesday a noon, the particulars
Of which .are as follows: Two bfothers, "A
fred and Wellington laaf}iins,,t tths forfhefgEa
married man, having fopEsmalls clildren, had
q few words5on Saturday. evening. Welling-
ton, the younger brother, and d single man. Acs
;cusedi Alfred Of unlocking his Trunk and Rad!
ing some Of his letters, which Alfred denied.
At noon when WILMINGTON returned
from Minto, he met his brothera;b by the
table and asked ii what be- had
10 say aboht Til trouble 0fi
Saturday Alfred answered sesTh is same al
{ have always said;;nn wheFenpon Wellington
idrewa revolver and fired three ahsts 1T Kl1red,s
two of which took efect, one lodging il, the
right lung andthe other in the bowels. Alfred
then went to theshonss ;Swhere4iswff assisted
him and laid him o the bed Afterthe shoot.
fng AWellingtonsWeh back tosthe stable pulled
on his, coatand shoth ipself ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
He went about three rods, where hs staggered,
and fell adasasSffs fssS ss8t5f
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VIEWS On THE WEEK WEE
washington News.

SsAlonzo Hitchcocksthe well-known, inventor
whose name will be remembered in the war de,
partmert and by many army officers for his
numerous Inventions, died in New York.
Postal bulletin: Postofice Site Changed
Dakota: Cascade, Fall River cou Minneso-
ia; Ledoued, Morrison county. Postmasters
GemmissionedaWilliam Hardy, Forest City,
MIN John Garlick, Laonard, Neh. Adam
-Monk, Benton, Wis. Postofice Name changed
Frederick Blackhourns, Dunburton, lats Full
Ter, Wis; Andrew Reid, Nicollet,, late West
sDnpere, Wis New OficeswThomasM NJ. Elliott,
Elliott Ransom, county, Oak. Edmond Grow
DALEY Dale ,g %ssylaad dH saift s seanis, iGMs sih0nas
It has been reported Tor several weeks that
Secretary Frelinghnysen had under. considera-
ton a policy OF acquiring certain concessions
from Nicaragua for the constructionaofSa
navigable water way across that country from
ocean to ocean, and tho matter had been a'sub-.
Jectof discussion betweentlimseif and the pre-
sident and other members of the cabinet. I'll Is,
understood that tho subject has recently taken
definite form, andthe secretary requiring o sum
of money, estimated at $:2CO,0OO for the pur-
pose Of carrying his view into effect recently
communicated with the committee of thesenate
on the subject The matter was undericonsid-
GRAFTON by the senate in secret session; but no
conclusion was reached. a,
The secretary Of the interior has transmitted
to the senate certain papefsfupons the subject
of damages resulting to the Indians on Lake
Winnebagoshishsand Leech Lake, Mimi, Indian;
reservation, on account OF the CONSTRUCTION Of
government reservoirs y Among the papers is
o letter from Agent q. P. Luce andthe cores.
,pondence betweea Falmouth, head chief ut
Leeeh Lake, mil Gov Hubbard and himself
concerning thai building of the dam at Leech.
Lake and the resultant damages. Falmouth:
complains Of the damage caused by the dam.
The commissioner says that the matter is one
that demands immediate attention and delays
by congress may prove very embarrassing. He
recommends an appropriation of $40, 800 to
pay for present damages and on annual appro-
priation Of s3G,SoO to carry out the award OF
the commission. .jS All ,ft,lis 81
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Songress;hh has granted Mrs. De Long,
widow y the commander Of the Jean,
n nettes expedition, . pension Of fifty dol
lars & month There are now about q
hundred lapllilrssl W,omen on the 9 roll who
receive from thirty % four hundred
dsesHaats3permunth There. are forty
three widows Of general officers who re-
'ceise $50 and thirtysothers who get $50
per month. The widow Of Admiral
Farragutsnas anssFannna1spension Of
;0o0, and the surviyiing widows of certain.
presidents have each s., 900 year.
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A prominent religious papersopenly
adyocates thegovernmen If cities by .
few men sslected for that purpose
outside parties; j. ie. State legislatures,
etc Few people are aware 81 the m
sidious Methods mcu1eated in: various
qnarters q break down government
3of thepeople, blythe people and for the,
people. Self government is virtually.
spFr99nooaReed asfailurs, and hence iiurieess
/ invest Bs polished aansdlthesEight Of suf-
5fffsaagge takens away Or Yery much re-.
atIieted. ahonM aremember
that ternalsyigiIanc the price Of
liberty
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GFralnt, Jr., and the Arm Of
Grant 6 Ward ale Tie chief atoeEholda
sers u Che Belmont coal mines, which
are itnatedi ! Jackson county, Ala.
bama mines have continued il
full operation since their failure. until
last swhen,Work was stopped and
q notice Waassposteedt that they had ahnt
doWn lnaeeosnnto Of the failure Of. Grant
Ward eYgen hundred hands are
thrown ont employment. Themines
i squite valuable They were bur.
chased blythe Grantafrom3Ge len John B.
Gordon. s aE 81 .BS & ~
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The New York Commercial Bulletin.
Siss usually very temperate IN the use Of
language, but ii q article upon Fin,
aneial Wsreckers,s it indulges in terms.
indicative Of the deepest indignation,
speaakiinQggSsoe q Wall street stock brokers
who ssbears The market BY illegitimate
means i calls them sbrrigands, petro-
Observation-Disclosures destruction
lists andsit scallsupon the Stock Ex-
change to Interfere oraccept RESPONSE
blitYfor 5thesdisgraces f
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Senator Fair denies that on.his recent trIp q

Senatof talr denies that Onhis recent trip to
!G ssiss e. Il ss Gsss E sIisl 6 , sssss,
Of The case! and one d generally known to tie
pubic, y that In addition to $1,000 1000 re-
,ssenatorr Voluntarily added q firth. At lie. con-;
s ssaa9 h e aas asssa Il Rs9 fsss as 81 Mssi Tsis
her large fortune, and5in her dilemma applied
fasshslpto 9rffosms husband, EEoltbisfapr
ssSars3aa flom r gsI ahaI ho8 Atadugb
OF her, money affairs, investing her large CUB.
itai entirely according tn his oYnJj9dgnen
II the honsa Mohday Robihsors carried oui;
his policy q opposing Die acceptance 81
decorations BY Americans 10 mforeigngoyern.
irnenta, and introduced bin ~ prohibitaaps
suclreoncassiens d atkeAs 66etsss monkrgfi4 81
Enfope ealso intspddc6l Njqintrdsolnidm
ssassi re 5a Ssa hsassjg S f sasgs ss "a lssDa a as ARsSs.
afas sssssssa MI dSeS Seaa is ass asais
grace to himself md to .hfB c6f1ntry. MIR, Dan.
ham snrcastfcally moved the difference or the
resolution to the committee on public help.
which was carried with laughter. ss
gds Giant pSaasf eoapaaysA magazine Il
Denver containing 10000 pounds Of giantpoW.
der located three md half miles east 81 tho
city, sexpoded with terrible force Tuesday
morning D Aslnrge numberAof plato fronts ia
q! al sE|s ssss sss st d III sss;Esfssss
uiogsly escaped injury No clue 70 the cause
Jofiniafid Charles Kennedy, Two laborersSoi
InuiIsytill ~, have receiyedsword fhetthaY
have falleaEli6 inf hbShE 6o5oDOtxi5fS3an
uncle who lately, died IL Australia: The nnclls
formerly 81 e3sinLL9qisfAl Int left h1dsaaM
one day and for about thirty years Was mot
heard OF.
Three rusty keys among the effects Of John.
sGsTaylor who died the other day III New York,
furnished tlepnly evidence that DO had for.
fgl,Iq IN g9ft 0ls 4 Thathpnfs slzSS1 found 5N,atda
posditt vault e which HE Keys belonged liz idyt
Sno3 kin. H Ssvo
g Cornwall, bookseller ots Sah Ffancieco,
atthei instance Of Mr. John KimBalI, manager 81
the Pacific, the Congregational nawBpapsr fias
been conyicted Of selling Obscene Photographic:
During asvera thnnaerstosmet HayYisbuSe.
Il Fraik DiseIy ahd %ifs! residing 81 ie5nfb
street, wafeIstr1idkB ySIIgbthing 1fdSlaiied7at
their doorway.
The Catholic Archbishop Ryantof ST, Louis
has been appointed til succeed Archbishop
Wood, late of the archdiocese, Philadelphia
sSfgFxeSa
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Rail and River News;

The Wisconsin Central has amounted a 10!
cent rate on all freight classes! between Eau
Glare and Milwaukee, which is the lowest point
yet reached in the triangular war between two
cities. E$fl
The annual meeting of the Oregon Railway
and navigation, and the Oregon & Transconti-
mental will be held at Portland Q N the 10th,
Drexel, Morgan& Co. hold proxies for s14,-
O0O,0 900 of the Oregan Railwayiand Navigation
stock, which is 3 controlling interest aud the
ern Pacific; by persons friendly tothe later, or
by neutral stockholders.
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Peraonal Paragraphs.

Rev. C.sHSSnI88Iann of ondon viii
,bsaftysyaaaA oIdsSsst month FIX ad.$
nj All 4 d ,,;;S ! q ~, ~ oo,,,
stss Il Ilns ~, 49, {.
IS s:;s;n n \ h;m & s.,Iee y my
"a ass 81 p Is III " 4 Z
Est, 1ASssns seAtss ii 0psn sus
MrassHammarslavs ;4-bs4Iafsndsst ;n
1ba areo+ Vii
sas;paa 1p,ase go
Jess ! III slES ~ years Of OF andstheS
Posssssor 9 III fortnne ct w " "
n ~ M n ~ + at tlass , ice !: ! " andeher
IS. IS | 7
81 LIZ til s as.4pA 81 Ieliaan,, 1asa2ayT
,a',n. 49, ~, 9h. aa Eoras
Ed ;1al sdltoEs q sssa pati, Far g
chargesta hefidan withdrawing spoken
W " chnecked ahe ON sof.se as
INTO The emergency fund andNSher-sl
EadanIchargess ordswlthaapplyan the
fund.- his'osynaprayateaem ergeAcies
ME- WzScoreoran,4tha millionaire ndiodllI
banker and sphllanthropistsefaW Washing tdEg-l
Tor, i. SAID to { ..lIs exceedingly proudiof
his ancestry His ssgglosies fact
that atl his ,f iidtleg o 9 a,poor, honest
shoe,maker.,E q ne ~ treasures the old
olblbller.sFsho aaslgnboard among his
ass1sss & a Rsssssi1gssss; esFs9Ean's5
Minnie. Rainier st,esactreas WHO ~
lEA:s.ssF 9@!Ns 4 Ssys, Ri.
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George; Gibbs, an oldresident&5of Bismarck,
Oak, was fatally .phot BY one knsIey' from
Ohio. 9 Ss4Ss II
.Ex-United States Marshal John Hall wal: al!
rested at his home at Washington, PA, On u
charge Of making false returns to; thae govern
Sadie HaysS.a St Enuianegress; who shot
and killed Polire Sergeant aJenssItthee s:Sth Of
last October and who was conFictedao Of murder,
was sentenced to hang July19 sal9,ssti <
Monday afternoon. George Farris, citysmM-
shal Of McMinnyfle, Or, shot and fatally
wounded his step-father, John Wardle, d Grip
ple,s aged evsntylfivs fyears.5i Farfis's maflieIS
- Wardle,sa second wife, and they lived unhspl
PLY together. 1 80 z
Abe Buzzard, the escaping convict and lead
ser Of the Welsh Mountain pa outlaws, has
frequently been seen Of llaa4ts WANDERING at night
in the vicinity Wednesday he ahot q valuable
setter dog belonging TO John Bowers andstoles
is horse from David Wilmer. 5i3.s sSt f.Sslf
AZ G~reenSfle, Ind, Gadehaax, night Clerk
IL IsaBesyy's Iotsl,, had aEdifieaulty With someoas
unknown. Judge Taylor Bucks intefferedan nd
WAS instantly killed, shot through the head.
tGadchaux was hit with five: balls aud mortaIlyy5s
wounded Rucksw was one of the most pfomi.9
nent citizens, and emily few months ago he was
elected mayor at tile so1ication Of bot6 parties.
= SfG38H " ffGAsAE5k9I.9l
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nls76.thetotaI xs1p5enditnrse

Inlss77766. the total xxlpoeslndittiuuirree il Great
Britain Britain = beer. wine and spirits!
amnoo'ppnttedatotheas tpnding sum Of 1885,
100000. Since that terrible maximum
was reached the annual sum has been II
regularly, but, onthew whole, steadely cut
down q until last year the reduction
amounted 70 over Q hundred million
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General News TEENS.

- - a1RE
ehissgasir Knights swfi be 1T Minneapolis,
" 4 aySg III Il
81 a sl5'o MsrH hsrsTars, Peg hoiaes assigned
Connecticut aasessed valuation u sSB,
SO "a insrease 81 st,5easo00 1a43s
gosssen R,aindred ma asyedty sEeep hsys
.6ssal purchased sisssto agsacy lIs
diuis, d GoEshfrhhsbF 81 Ssfodx IafrssseinfIig fhlsif
.eontractat s2ssp PEE head fpr seweesa 8
Plot ID MsRasaoldslta tcndsredshis sesig
nation as superintendent Of The Earibaulttpub.
lie achools, 10 take effect at the close 81 the
presentter m, having saecepteda ike posiionat
Fsrgus FALL, witifa salary ~ 81, 600per4nn4SSnsl
Henry Wise agsaieightyone hassHisd Il
jauitto contsststheswfEo lis brot3ser, tia Iata
William j Eias, d sv~incenneay lad who's lied
1T january. leaving nm estate Valued at $685.
000st8three hieceslsN pTh6 contestant ID ths afifyys
broslieriofy thesdeceassa alasJs ri indtssrt gin
~ sIaass ssns
Trouble 4 been apprehended ~ tho com.
idfssioneT 81 indian sGsifs Mif6s fhosTTftis
mountain Indians. ms aglsesf61 ishd
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Ihsssqpperirntenden ofpr bic schools
lnsNewIYpEk lh1assSryeiterated ;he opinions
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thaltt,.ttt law Of that.
state allows neither relig dous intruction
9 i exercise il the public
schools, including aiding; the bible,
prayesrrsaaFrelGigiyous,s sin Sng, etc. y.
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Minnesota stass rrohibision convsnaon,

G.%ksI5hrfP ssGE6..GES
Minnesota State Frohibition Convention.
About q dozen COMMITTEES we're represented at
the State Prohibition Convention at Minneap4.
oils Rev. w. w. Satterlee, the secretary Of the
state centralcommittee, called the convention
to. order, and after prayer by Rev. Levi Glea-
son Of FairmontI Mr.. 2. Cone was elected
The following were elected. Us 3eSs
First DistrictrD. G. John, Winona; F.tB.
Cowgirl, Spring Valley; AiA. Mason! Dodge
Center; a w. Dean, Pleasant Grove. tBS fsy
Second District-Wlliam Copp, Windom: c.
MlcGuire,S Blue Earth Guy; N. b Foot, Eagle
Lake IS SOY Gt 34ff
Third Disttrrict-J N. Hancock, Red Winnge::S
ASWihey, Mortified; d. @. Meyer, Montevi.
deo; John Bandy, Jordan.4 .sf$ 49, tf8%5f
Fonrth District-W. ". Satterlee, u Bixby,,
C.E..5 HAIL. W.. Denton, r. i. ELupton and O.
VA v; P PEI n. Minneapolis dnl andF. A . co 9aa.ry,
]; Fifth District-Ma5D. Terswinigeer, W.
Chase. ~ m
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
sAtlarge,,J. il: Child, Jackson and G. r. Fix
MinneapolisIsgsEirs district, G. "A. Bierce, WI
mona; Second district, ]. ]. Kendall, Window;
Third district, Rev. A Wiley, Northfield;
Fourth district, JIM Durham, Minneapolis;i
Fifth districtlSD Burbank, Fergus Falls.
The following stats central committeeman
We're appointedN
I. y. Denton. Minneapolis; n Dougiass,,
sAnoka;; CA Bieree,5 Winona;; MIN Bal, En-
%celsior; Al chase andsI liBixby Of Minnes-
polls, and =. n. Dennis OF ST Paul
HEsf IL AtEpg FLs
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pasbaroaa ont:aze and Muraer.

EEESi EgNgSffNIEE
Hermaantown is usually . quiet little German,
settlement, near Duluth, Mimi, but nowit is
thescene Of great excitement For soma time
. young married couple named ErrickaI have
lived there, being engaged in farming. satur-
.day;last, before,dinner Mrs. sErrickat took a pail
and started to the home OF her nearest neigh
boz, Mr.. Hanson, to get some milk for dinner
The farms ofHanson and rricka are contigu.,
GUS. Mrs. Erricka obtained the milk and.
started for home. She was last seen by Mr.. Han,
son near q sluice with the pail ain& her
on her way home. On searching,
her body was found in an; sout-of-ti he way
place, with two bullet holes through the tenn.
pie. The unfortunate woman was probably first;
shot, andthen outraged inithe mostbrutaI man.
ner. Most horrible Of all, the wretches, putthe
body on . log, head downward, used 3 knife
and slashed the body in the most terrible fash
ion, cutting open the bowles aud cutting outoth-ll
erparts or tho body throwing them to one side
On the ground No doubt tramps committed
the horrible Decd. r3&s $3.50 III s@9fEFs
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tionsof pyt Qglesby's tafan ID 1874.
HeAs yaaaman 81 great decision sdSIa6Ss9
leaFniAlsgsa aad.issaalingering mSbumAntSs
Of this machine period American
speli6essHeswa GFants enfSnantan
Fd880, and Is SsdRp&tM ofsan a1liancss
with Blaine ffhhfgsyeE.
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ForeirnFlashes

~ ia O1OASA& 4tdSuoSs 49,
King John of Abyssinia has accepteda treaty
prepared by Admiral Hewitt.
IN al election riot at MiedspeM; Hungary,
five persons were killed and, two wounded;
The riots were general el 9 Many persons were |;
Gen. Gordon's sister has refused the eaO.-.i
600 for relief of her brother. She lsays Gen.
Gordon is afBritish officer, audit deyofves u D
on the British government TO rescue him. u,
In. the trial of Schumacher at Vienna, he con-
fessed the murder of Detective Black, (which;
was committed forthe fuirtherance Of anarchist
designs, but denied that he was concerned in
the murder Of Banker Eisert.
Thero,is much excitement at Newry, Ireland.
Two Professionals were attacked and badly beaten
there Sunday. Parnel has written Harrring.
ton congiatulating the SNationalists on their
victory at Newry, andtadvising tconciliation and
restraint Il: ~ fS5s fS&.$ I'll -
The Canadian propeller, California, bound
from Chicago to Montreal with twelve cabin
passengers land:a cargo Of corn, struck reef
Monday morning onemile north oftSand Beach,
harbor and halls mile out, and was isscuttled.
The crew and passengers werebrought ashore.
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made for4hen BY the commissioner appointed
some tin,eagoi was not satisfactory, andthe In
dams complain bitterly. Anew selection has
been ordered, and It has been thought that this
will satisfy the Indians
Upon application Of the United States Trust
company, as trustee under,t the first mortgage
Of Aug. 5, 1881, to secure an issue of $50, O0O,-
OW5 per cent bonds, Judge Horace Russell
and 9. Houston were appointed receivers
for the New York, West Shore & Buffalo, The
proceeding under which their appointment is
made is one of foreclosure! M.
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personaIMews Ncteg

personal News Notes.
asa. james Watson died II New York
p Potion has been elected 70 the Princeton
Henry HofE, the noted song writer and
composer, died at Hartford Of heart-dissase.
ssMaTehling through Georgia !. ssGEandfathsr,s
Clock, and DEM Father Gomez Home With
Me- Nov 4 were written. b. hfm fsfffAa Is;
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.fitiaa III II BLACK Hi1Ia md nT.nniises
d ~ q n,o,.a M isas1ti.
Eto M onnt,v than' III sfHa NH M
silver mint Y dnisaoYeled there.
Prof Bailey has inrestigateat Tie matter:
and made Almost datteringTesport
papers . fsths BIaek Hills say a his ~
stlfdritS tliat shessiss eiroag6 Eks
Es finds osupplyn only thia country, !.
but England. The stream which,
can be obtained 81 slticing, WI yield
Eabonts7S per, cent If p9Firsst 4
Gen. Tarry ma ;ss,,ed ordara s,a,;avs
ine Companies a lstealhanmer,a1 IA.
III Harris Fifteeptb iufantry. ron tbs..
dnty 4 FortS al. Iancola. IA d;ract;na
them 81 proceed to aamn poniaTR;; sas
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Crimes and criminala.

George Gibbs, IN old residents5of Bismarck
Oak, was fatally nhot BY one Ausley from
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children IL tie sFrigid zone.

When Lieut.. dreeleycomes home Gle.
lhhhst.be Capt.. Gfseley them, he Will.
have q great deal to tell lis that will be.
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