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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
A REGULAR SIEGE.
Capital and Labor to Test Each Others
Endurance ut Bay City.

Capital and Labor to Test Each Others
Endurance at Bay City.
BAY CRY, MIcu July l5.-There is little
additional 10 report in regard to the strike
from last nigh, up to II o'clock odsy. At
the Madison Park meeting last night the
speakers advised the strikers to retire to
their homes, pesceably and quietly, and re.
mPin there avoiding large congregation
and to hold no more public meetings BInn,
tie leader became quite pacific, Offering the
m reading matter to employ their time
with. George Beard, Cry Treasurer, ad-
dressed the men in extrsvagant terms.
intimsting that the Governor would not send
troops to Bay City because the workingmen
had elected Mayor insympathy with them.
The troops, however had already been or
dered by the Governor. Everything re-
mains quiet to-day. Th" troops arrived,
and are qusrter,d in the city. The strikers
are behaving quietly, and generally keep
ing out of saloons. Subscriptions are being
taken by the strikers and considerable
money and provisions have been raised 10
assist them TO stand the seige in case of a
protrscicd strike. Both sdel seem 10 be
settling down for contest Of endurance.
II is thought no more business will be inter
fered with. The strikers lot much sym
psthy by such action.
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Many Delegates Mt the State Convention
NIahone'- speech.

Many Delegates Mt the State Convention
SIahone'- speech.
RICHMOND. Va, July l5.-ln the R"puE-
lican State Convention which me- in the
Richmond Thealrr today, about so dele
yates and al'erna'"S are present. Ot these,
nearly two hundred are colored. At 1920
o'clCck General Mahonc made his appear
guc upon the stage, and was received with
'uuuluous applause. When quiet had been
r-srored he addressed the Convention, &C.
nowledglng the honor beloved upon him,
and expressing his appreciation OF tn" con
,irUed confidence so warmly manifested.
he cid NOT court the trust reposci in him,
" enus. Of the tirelcss anxiety t imposed,
ald would rejoice when the time came thai
he could give il up IL then, Is Chairman
of The State Committee, called the conyen
lion to order, and roluced the llou. VIM.
Lamb. of Norfolk, rs temporary Chairman.
Mr.. Lamb addressed the convention briefly
ard then called for business. Resolutions
we're adopted empowering the Chair to ap,
Doih Committees on Credentials, Permanent
Organization and Resolutions.
wise's Chances the Best.
R!cuuoyD. Va, July l5-The city l.
warming with delegates to the Republican
Convention which assemblies at nooa to
lay. ard will be called 10 order by General
Wm. Malone kvarv county in the STATE
- represen ID, and thsre will be about 100
del, gates present. The convention will
nominate candidates for Governor Lieu
tenant Governor and Attorney General
There are thrcr candidates for Governor
ohm S. Wise. +. S Blair, The present Ai
rney General, and * Congressman Henry
Bowen. The chances are that Wise will
nominated.
Upon the question Of appointing Ie Com
mittee on Resolutions and Platform
\ Great Commotion
ensued. resolution was offered By S,
BI own Allen, Of Augusta, that the chair ap-
ooir th" committee. Colonel '. Grover,
of Norfolk, submitted substitute providing
for the appointment OF the committee By
Conrresslunal district delegation TO whom
hail be referred all resolutions on
party, platform. nominations and organ,
iza ion. The discussion was excited and
rarried on amid great confusion, developing
much opposition 10 the chair having The
appointing power. Finally the main ques
non being ordered, attempts we're made to
.ecure decision by viva voce and rising
yores, nut both failing, the roll by countes
AS called, which resulted in ;he rejection
. + Growers substitute Oy vote OF 20 to
20 the original proposition was then
adopted. After fifteen minutes recess, the
chair amed the members Of the regular
ommi,tees, and the convention took re
ress until p IN.
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AT EAST SAGINAW.
Troops O,er-Awe the Strikers-Mills Grad.
nnIlN SfnrIing I'D.

Troops o,er-Awe the Strikers-Mills Grad.
uaIly starting Up.
EAST SAGINAW, MrcH, July lj.-There is
practically no change in the situation this
morning, which has resolved ilse'! sio.py
to q question Of endurance. The mill o~n-
ers who were weab need at first. owing to
a lack Of the local authorities properly pro
tecting person and property, have been
braccd up by the presence Of the PInkerton
men and Safe troops, and the resolutions
adowed a, tie meeting o! the mill owners
It Bav Cry yes.rrlay :J!iy covers me
-ituat,on hre They assert tat
thrir employr, "ers ry~rr.d against 'leIr
vii that their property Was inyaiei
> lealess mob sd ,-r!r bushes. inter
r1pt,d by force aud iEtimIdat n, and hence
lev will za5mit 10 10 a'1l':n'lNn that does
OF come from the me- iu their own lndIvId.
nal employ. The vlo!~n' All II considered
ACTON OF the leaders OF he strikers has had
much 10 do ia raising a H-r7ler "ttlh7t
q reace,uI adjustment Of In" ToubIe Dy ar.
biirat,on The arrest Of Representative
Barry ard the suppression OF open ar
oa,herin.- has also in a measure wr,n"ned
he strikers. and 10 rais maT b aited the
influence extr'ed By q ARG BODY C' men
who were op;os"d % the =tr'E- AMI com
pe led 70 leave lh.ir vol ny ori'" iorce
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RED MARAuDERS.
Ch.yeuuCS Leaving Their Agency and Fore

Ch.,euncS Leaving Their Agency aud Fore
ing Cattl"men to Feed Them.
KANSAS CRY No, July IA telegram
received from Arkansas City last night says
hat several bands OF Cheyenne Indians
numbering from 6v' to fifty, have ben
seen south Of there and a few have come
into Town bu; 70, painted. The local mt,
i,ia has been ordered out, and arms and
ammunition have been provided them. Ioey
are ordered ;o. De ready % be ready to move
onward At a moments notice. A courier
fom ,hr Cheyenne agency to Arkansas City
cav. IA, whole ,rlye are leaving the agency
IN s,n,ds Of - and 80, aud spreading to
The no..h sast aud wc't, forcing cattlemen
d, r-or;Ga them ri,h ra'ions.
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The mills of Whitney & Bstche'or, Hsm''.
ton, Mcclure & Co., down the riv r, ire rum
ning. Virgins, Cooper L Co. started their
salt block this morning and will start their
mill TO morrow A number o other manu-
fsctnlers are getting ready and it seems 10
be the opinion that by the end of the week
the mills and salt works will all be IN per-
alton. A large meeting of strikers wss
he'd at the Knights Of Labor hall ibis
N orniug which vas addressed BY Mr.. Barry
d others. The tenor OF the remarks were
Of the usual character, cave that modera-
on and submission to the laws was coun-
seled. The report sent out last night that
the Pinkerton force were 10 be relieved and
sent home to-day was without foundation.
The force have been employed solely in
guarding private property, and will be re-
tanned here as long as their services are
deemed necessary.
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play of fireworks from both sides Of the river
and from Goat Island.
Praise and Prayer.

play Of fireworks from both sides Of the river
and from Goat Island.
Praise and Prayer.
The following is the office o. praise and
prayer which was offered BY Bishop Coke:
We praise Thee, God we acknowledge
Thee TO De the Lord.
Heaven and earth are full Of the majesty
Of Thy glory.
O, all ye works Of the Lord, seas and
foods o, all ye green things upon earth,
and sll We children Of men. bless ye the
Lord Praise Him and magnify Him for
ever. Almighty God, who mad st the earth
to be inhabited and gavst waste places to
onr fathers, setting the bounds Of their hab-
itations, and by their labor making the will
derness to blossom as the rose, we bless Thee
for the goodly heritage they have LETT 10 us
their children More especially this day W
praise Thee for makipg beautiful these lin
lis of our land and for speaking TO all ma
tions and kirdreds and tongues in this
rlace with the voice OF many waters
Blessed be Thy name That Thou hast open d
our eyes to see, and our ears to hear, al d
that hon hast put it into the hearts of this
teople TO acknowledge Thy glorious works,
and o make them legacy and testimony
unto their childrens children. Therefore
these pleasant places Of Niagara we do now
set apart this day from common and sordid
usss, making these coasts and isles which
Thou hast marvelously adorned, TO be
school for the hearts and minds Of men,
and of discipline to their senses, TO inspire
countrymen forever with a love OF Nature
ard OF hee, its Author and Creator; and
to make US know and feel that man cannot
live by bread only, bat BY the better things
Thou givest in Thy works and in Thy word.
Accept these, our thanksgiviDgs, and com
mand blessing on all who share in the du'
ties of this celebration, that they may per
form the same as service to their country
and TO their fellowmen. Grant, also, that
al who shall hereafter enjoy the benefits OF
this place may makea right use OF the same
Tor their own welfare, and with grateful
hearts to Thee, their God through Jesus
Christ Our Lord. Amen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
A MUROEReR'S FATE.
The Sequel of Brutal Crime, Which Led
to a Great Mot,

The Sequel of n Brutal Crime. Which Led
to Great Siot.
ClXClNSATl July Is The cXecut on Of
Joseph Palmer (colored) Ssthis morning WAS
private, in the Jail yard, the scatfold being
shielded from view BY the stone wa and &
large awning. A large number Of people
were in he adjacent streets, which were
guarded by police. Promptly at 10 o'clock
the condemned man was led on the scailold,
where shorr prayer was said by priest.
Palmer said nothing. The deputy sherIti5
we're 20 excited that they could scarcely ad-
lust the rope. A two minutes after 10
o clock the drop fell, but Palmer WAS such
q powerful young fellow that his neck was
no, broken. He writhed tearfully, and at
tbc end OF twen'y.sI minutes th" Sheriff an
rouncrd that the execution was over, but
the boGy was not cut down until some time
later.
History of the Brutal Crime.
The crime Of Palmer, as the partner of
Wm Bernpr, was ia its consequences the
greatest crime OF The present day II Ohio
or any other State. On Monday afternoon.
u, crmber -, Palmer and Brrncr were
woI king together in Kirk stable, ct 327
Wes, Ninth street Both bo,s knew that
KiIk bad large sums OF money at all times,
ard they planned 10 rob HIM and kill him
il necessary. Kirk came in at ! clock
that afternoon "WhG; 10 yOu say? whis-
prred Bcrnc- 10 Palmer. lisa 20, re
piled Palmer, and witbou. word OF warn
iug Berner hit Kirk vi n heavy hammer.
Xix f,il and moansd. Paine: followed
tn, blow up with sevcra' Others with club.
Then a rope WAS tied around KRIS neck
grd tied tight enough TO bIlre The eyes.
The pockets were ritled srd Sl2j found.
This WAS divided Bern"r CITING the lar,"r
share. Hay was thrown over the body and
dark the Ooys drove up with covered
wagon hired from Charles I. i!ayman.
The body WAS put in and .ken 10 the rsvlne
near Cummiusyille, where it WAS found NO
DAYS later.
The Trial of Errner.
Bernrr was tined in March, ISsi His
defense was conducted by Tom Campbell
and N. S. wilson Against all the con
vincing testimony miserable jrry brought
in a verdict Of manslaughter. The resul, is
known by everybody. and the days OF riot
and blJodshed thai followed will never oe
forgotten ! is nu, necessary TO rell OF the
DAYS when mob fou.hi he State troops
and bea, down the ini! doors.
Palmer Convicted.
after al this excitement Palmer was
ti,d. with the grim walls OF the ruined
o., urt House fo.hing upon him. lie Was
COW ct.d on June - and sentenced 10 De
tan ged on October lO'h H. WAS resplted
y he District Court in order that an appli.
ca,ion for new trial might b. hoard. 1t
Vas refused, and his date OF death was aga
fx,d. He vas defended by Scott Symmes.
aho took the case to the supreme Court.
Palmer was given another rial, resuItingln
bis conviction and sentence To hang onJIly
18th. Palmer was almost white. lie has
manifested brutal disposition ever suo"
is arrest. during the riot he saved his
ne from the mob by claiming tha' he WAS
p. white man and hat Palmer was ups Mrs.
lie was only 10 years old, thorough
rJsGy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
The PRESIDENTS STYLE

'. '".'"."S in'"rurion IT, VIII Not
H' Fu".ru
.'...N ...v The Presidents
"'. ,.-. p; Information v.a -ssari 70
'. ..2't a".rs ron other than cu,-
..-''. .s.n. so.-.es. has ,-aiy become
-. .; q. .u,:iera5.. comm-a.. Re.
" H5'maaru, business man in one OF
..'g "a ., "aos" name IS unknown
..s,&s personally Interested in
.'h saE,.-r utau oH..,,I from one
'.'. tr' and wrote - the President
.' '~'soUS IN a business mans way
s-..i the chang RhJ,h reasons
..r.s personal 70 the official
-'-s' ..' whose transfer had oeen issued.
.-'.t-u' "rote in reply thar he appre.
.- ''...'y c; ,L- reasons which had
.'w and waa& cc.urermaui the
sa'~..' He a.,3 eNDressei a
.-' ..- rorrpsus.I-a; when
~. s'te. shouI Hui himself in
-..n y ar,rt friendly correspond
.... ,~.u..Ivr.. ,.Gi ne g-ulle-
1as.r.-, .u Washington on d
re. ..lay. .,.l-d ~ the Wnlta House.
=. ... Il I.N u-s.ym excludes visitors on
- he Caller was cordially greeted
'.. .'rs.terr SAT for an hour cou-
With hun and spoke
''. agon many general matters
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A WOLF IN THE FLOCK
An Alleged Minister Destroys a Family's
Happiness.

An Alleged Minister Destroys Family's
Happiness.
GINEsvHLE, TEX, July lj.-This com
munity is very much excited over an olt-
rageous scandal which has recently come 10
Eght. For some months it has been whis-
rered that improper relations existed be
tween Rev. J. F. Lilly Baptis' divine Of
his county. and the wife Of J. p Barring
ION, one OF his elders. The couple were
tried before The church, but acquitted
nd the scandal died away un.
nj about week ago, when Mr..
Barr ngton WAS found dead in the Indian
Territory his death having been caused by an
overdose OF Morphine. After this Mrs. Bar
,ington and Lilly were cons antly in COM
parry, and tie suspicion. Of th4 cinzrns were
aroused 4 committee was appointed . IN.
vestigate the affair a letter was found
written by harrington to his wife, saying
that on account OF her inhdehy he no
longer wished 10 live, aul ia;imatlng
his intention OF committing 5u:cide.
An ANONYMOUS letter addre'.el TO b.,
rington was also found which informed
him tia his wife was false. Mrs Barring
ton, on benz pressed, confessed her guilt
and that she and Lilly had planned TO eloPe:
She added that she had told her husband OF
her misguided inlatuation. Lilly at first
denied everything, but when confronted
with Mrs. Darlington statement. confessed
a. d tried to throw The blame on the woman.
He said she had written many letters to
him. leading him on. There is Great lniig-
nation ainst both parties aud some assert
II ere was foul play connected with Barring.
ton death. Lilly is said to be hiding and
irving 70 get away 10 a safer locality but
he will hardly be allowed to escape easily
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ANOTHER HEAVY STORM.
Crop, That Had Escaped Before Are De-
stroNed-lsig HaiIstOnes.

Crops That Had Escaped Before Are De-
stroyed-Big Haiistones.
BLooMyGToy. Ill july 1.-The vicln-
ity Of Saybrook, the sceHe Of the wateFspor'
of last Thursday, was stcr1ay visited by
Il . severest hail storm that has been known
in hat section for years The storm con-
tipued about fifteen minutes, covering the
ground with hai!stCaes q unusual size'
man, Of which lsg or the ground an hour
,fr,r It, Storm ajated. On scyeraI farms
.le cor, was torn 20 pieces. and the oats and
wheat tre,en dom Th" crops. wber- theg
had escaped ,hv deIuge Of the 9th instant,
were N me CONDITION promising an a5nn'
dan, bsrvest. but hundreds Of acres we DE-
stroyed yesterday. In many OF the d*e'I'
Ing: all the psnes Of glass on the siie o: the
bcuse upon which he storm beat we're bro
ken.
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Condition of General Grant.

Mt. McGRrGoE n V, July l5-Genera
Grant condition this morning is about the
same as yesterday. He was omrwla'
restless during the night, but this was not
attended With sny special discomfort Dr.
Shrady vas called three times. He toun1
only the usual throat disturbances. whlch
were easily relieved The General is doz ~
this morning The doctors will probably
examine his throat to-day to determine the
progress and condition OF the disease. Sur
face appearances have improved oy reas N
of the subsideace of inf,trstion whlcn IN
famed the parts. The doctors think the
cancer has extended. and thai il reaches
NJ into the face The day is pleasant, ba'
little too cool tor the General 10 go out oi
doors
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Puy~urEG. PA. July lj.-Jsm9s Ne.E'
ubo was shot q, Homewood DrIving Park
to-dar. lived at Toledo o. The shooting
was n, result Of An old grudga. At d'un"'
ne men became involved in q dispute r.
spec,iug the relative merits OF certain
hors,s. and Bunch, in his anger, struck
KeIly in the fac with a bottle OF catsup
Kelley then closed in on hun, when ne
drew his revolver aud tired five shots, three
of which entered kelly's head, killing him
almost instantly. Bunch WAS arrested I'M
mtdla,elv and hurried away from the seem
as threats of lynchrns was male oy the
murdered man friends.
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RIOT kG AT CLEVELAND.
Seven Hundred Strikers Have a
Battle with Fifty Police.
THE STRIKERS BADLY CLUBBEL
Five Of the RingIeaders Arrested and One
Fatally Injured-- Wives Remove
the Wounded.
THE STRIKES AT OTHER POINTS.

CLEVELAND, July l5.-Seyen hundred
Polish and Bohemian strikers attacked the
plate mill in Newourgh tonight, which was
in operation. Fifty policemen met them
ard a fight ensued. Two policemen were
hit with stones and abour thirty,iv strikers
were badly ciubbed. Fiy" of the ringlead-
ers were arrested and one OF them is per-
hsps fatally injured. The wives. Of the
strikers carried the wounded off the field.
Everything is quiet at this time.
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.me ..i1. =, -
Fix,h race, fou1 purse, one mile, p
les |, Blue Peter :, Treasurer ); I'll
:4j!.
Entries Closed.
PIrrsm,.RG, july l5-Eu,r;es TO The +
,o,,tion Park races next week, closed
.ay with a fine field Of ninety h2rs :. /
preting will las, four lays and Sll.'oo "
,e given away in purses,
Base Ball.
- -. .,.,tc a
American protective Tariff League.

NEw YORK July l5-The American FRO
.sc,iye Tariff League which has been form
cd for political and patriot purposes, hIad
its certificate Of iucorpcra' on to-day IN
court. lis objects are 10 afvoea;e ana UF.
bold national tariff which shall protect
American labor by a tariff on imports
which shall adequately secure American IN,
dustrial products against the comPeinon OF OF
foreign labor. Among thc trustees are
smith NJ Weed and Cornelius Bliss.
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Co.I Winners Commtttee.

PrrrSRrRG, July l5-The coal miners
national executive committee IN session mere
TO-DAY issued q call for q nst'ona. con''A'
ton Of coal miners to be held IN lndianapo-
lis Wednesday, September 3; for the p97
pose ofest.blishiug ns, Onal union and III
auguratiug movement to advance mining
rates
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Te.m.r.Gaudaur to Row.

PlrTSBURG. July - John Teemer, the
oarsmsn. signed articles OF agreement to-
dav for double scull race with Gaudaur as
mate against Wallace Ross and mate not
VET named. The race will be for 500 q
side ard will take place at Oak Point be
tween the let and 9th Of September.
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PrrrsBuRG. july 1.-The notorious To-
csI;rv knosu as Skunk Hollow in this CITY,
was the scene this afternoon OF hght,
which will probably result in the death OF
FSward Buiser aud his wife. William VIII
bsrt made an assault upon the BulgeTs with
a bass ball bat and left both OF them toT
dead, making his escape. BuIgers sNa'l
Was crushed in aud his wife sustained qNuse
as serious injuries The fight grew out o'
a Quarrel between the two families
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NIAGARA'S DAY.
The Formal Transfer Ceremonies Praise
and Prayer.

The Formal Transfer Ceremonies Praise
and Prayer.
NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y. July lj.-This
i, Naga-as own day. The story OF the
emancipation Of Niagara is an interesting
one, thou. Ic:haps familiar TO most read
ers. The idea originated in 1878, in an In
te,v'ew bslween Governor Robinson, OF
New York aud Lord Dufferin, then Gov
ernor General of Canada and met with
such favor that to-iay the view OF Niagara
Falls is thrown open 10 the world without
charge This morning this usually quiet
village is overfiowinV with visitors and
trains are rapidly arriving from all di7ec'
tions crowded with passengers.
The Opening salute.
The fret feature Of the celebration began
hy the firing OF 100 guns at sunrise oy the
Seventh battery of National Guards. The
ceremonies s'toniing NJ transfer Of 'la
anda selected for the Park took p.ic" IN
Prospect Park at noon in thr presence ol
the Governor and officers Of the State, mem
bers of The Niagara Falls Association, the
distinguished guests and citizens Assem- oled.
The Hon Erastus Brooks tLen TOOK he
chair and the exercises were opened oy
PRAYER by Bishop Coke. The Presenta,''n
ADDRESS was made bv the Hon "m. Dor,
sheimer, President Of the Commission, sud
responded 10 by the Governor. the military
reviews occur al 80 . NJ! and IN the ev- n.
ing the Falls will be il.uminaLed by a dis
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TIE O-argsupn claim ,ha, he reports
nrba.l.tj about ,Ee;r conduct =. the Hutton
,ir,:c are latrur The pit'sbGrg ChroBl-
cie.Te!egrsph offers proof for the CHARGES
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CONDENSED TeLsG3AMS.

Mrs. Mary Dugan, a widow lady - years
of age, committed suicide Ut Cleveland yes
,erday by haugirg.
Near PineY Gro. e Ni, Miss Alice Jones
> very pretty girl, aged II years, made al
unsuccessful ar;emp. at suicide, owing 10
qer To- cr. well.to-do young farmer, having
-uined her aud refusing to marry her.
A City Of Mexico special says; Capital
is her" are discussing the probabilities o.
he Central railroad passing into English
bands.
The Furness line 5 steamer Boston City
rom London, for Boston, was ordered int
lie stream at Halifax for inspection be-
cause OF suspicion that one OF her crew
had smallpox
Henry c. Williams, one Of the alleged
Metropolis, H. graveyard insurance swim
dlers. is now under arrest at Bloomington,
H. Ten Of the swiudIer5 are now under
arrest
Last Sunday noor P Meter, teacher Of
2 sunday school class in ST. Pau Episcopal
ChurIh, Trenton, y j., refused 10 talk with
the new rector. Rev Mr. Post, whereupon
the minister seized Meter and was about to
throw him out the door, only being pre-
vented BY members OF his congregation
The iuueral OF eight members OF the Rand
AID Cogkendal families who were drowned
iu Lake Minnetonka Sunday, will take
place thursday afternoon at Minneapolis.
On Tuesday J. r. Erwin, who had been
abroad at work returned 10 Williamsburg
o.. TO settle up bis affairs and move MS
wife to q new home lie got into an alter
cation with his father in-law and was shot
by him, receiving morta wound.
Messrs Martin and Fountaine are taking
a subscription among French Canadians III
the United States for Louis Riels defense