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BROTHERHOOD ouTRAGEs.

Manager Stone, of the Burlington, Gives
a History of the Alleged Dynamite Plot
of the Locomotive Engineers, Which,
If True, Shows the Affair to Be One of
Gigantic Proportions---A Conspiracy
Which Is Worse Than Any Conception
of the Bloodfest Anarchist.
CHICAGO, July y.-General Manager
Stone, of the Burlington, has given out
for publication the following sensational
statement of facts as to the recent arrests
made by Pinkerton detectives at his in
instigation. 1t is full as possible with
out defeating the ends of justice. GA few
days after the middle of May" said Mr..
Stone, "the company was informed
that attempts were to be made to
damage its property and trains by
the use of dynamite, and that Bowlcs,
the brotherhood engineer who was ar
rested Thursday with dynamite in his
possession, was about to leave town to
put the plan into operation. Bowles did
leave Chicago, as was expected, having
taken package of dynamite and caps
with him from room "a, Grand Pacific
hotel, the headquarters Of the grievance
committee of the strikers, and occupied
by S. E. Hoge, chairman of the
general grievance committee. On the
goth day of May at about 1N:4O
p. m. an engine going from Chicago to
Aurora struck q package of dynamite
which had been tied on the track and
was badly disabled. On the remnants of
the paper found were the same manu-
facturers' marks as were on the
cartridges captured with Bowles,
Broderick and Wilson on Thursday
afternoon. This brand, or mark,
on the cartridges affords sure
means of locating the manufacturer.
On the evening after large picnic of the
brotherhood at Aurora, on the 18th of
June, another great attempt was made a
short distance west of Aurora. Bowles
was supplied with funds by means of a
draft from John A. Bauereisen, the chief
engineer and officer of Division No. 80 of
of the Brotherhood of Engineers.
Bowles then took the material
to Creston, Iowa, and delivered it
to Broderick. Three unsuccessful at
tempts were made to wreck trains in and
near Creston. During this time Broder-
lck ana BOWleS had been furnished with
funds and letters OF introduction to var
ious members of the brotherhood stating
that they were on secret business
of the most Importance to the
brotherhood. Letters of this char
acter were found on their persons
when they We're arrested. Brodercl,
before going to the train at Aurora, on
Thursday afternoon, Went to the
hall of the brotherhood of Engineers
and there got the package OF
dynamite which was afterwards taken
by him, Bowles and Wilson on the
train with them. This package of dyna,
mite had been taken by Bauereisen tc
the brotherhood hall for Broderick. He
was therefore arrested by the United
States marshal as an accomplice." Mr..
Stone declined to enter more fully into
the character of the proof Of these facts.
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akopec Shaken Up by Severe Hurri.
SHAKoPEE, Mimi, July GA heavy
,rm passed over this city at 3:45, which
lsed very large amount of damage
buildings and shade trees. The city
a somewhat wrecked appear
Zee, as most of the trees are
altered or entirely broken off. The
aviest loss is sustained by the Wainn-
ch Manufacturing company, whose
pr story frame building is entirely
listed out of shape, and they are un-
ae to move their machinery, as every
ing in the building is out of plumb.
phl & Beren's brick store building is
proofed. The cooper shop is also
sdly damaged. Chimneys suffered Sc
rely and the debris of fences and other
Bhter material is strewn all over the
ey The storm came from the south
est and grew steadily in force until it
lew regular hurricane. Many citizens
ought refuge in their cellars. No cas-
elties occurred. The damage will
9ount to several thousand dollars.
Elm the vicinity OF tsew Ulm the storm
Rs destructive to live stock as we'll as
pildings. Among the sufferers are:
John Arhart, windmill blown down,
1ss, 5000; John Long, barn demolished,
100; Jacob Krause, barn destroyed, loss
POO; Bernhard Kanweller, second story
dwelling taken off and barn demolished: !:
2eorge Trynor, roof of building and part
second story destroyed; John Durbahn,
ouse moved from foundation and barn
scomplete wreck; Joseph Gabriel, gran
~ destroyed; Louis Bushard, barn and
mailer buildings destroyed and COW
allied; MILFORD Bushard, barn moved
Gom foundation and roof torn off, killing
|everal cows belonging to Polyia, his
|enant; T Dunavan, porch torn away
eom building.
The damage to small grain is not se-
kere. Corn was laid fiat, but will rise
gain, though u good many stalks are
kroken off. Large trees were blown
lown and uprooted in the storms path.
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Chip, From the Diamond.

Clarkson has won every game he has
pitched against Chicago.
A game of ball between the newspaper
reporters of st. Paul and the theatrical
people of the city is talked of.
Pat Killen has organized Il pugilistic
combination and will commence next
week giving exhibitions in Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Van Haltren retired Pittsburg without
q hit, and New York paralyzed his
curves. There are ups and downs in the
career of a ball player.
The Sporting News says: Boston be-
lieves in spending money for advertising.
1t has made Detroit IN offer of SO, O,0O0
for Sam Thompson and Hardy Richmond
for next season.
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The Insurance fax,

Bismarck Tribune: The benefits of
the Insurance law passed at the last
session of the legislature can be seen
by the following table, which shows
the amount of tax to be received by
The lire departments Of the territory.
The fire departments receives 2 per
cent. of the premiums PAID 10y the
respective towns. The second column
OF the following table gives the
amount to which each department is
entitled:
ASSESSI ENrS EETuHNED UNDER CHAPTER 5G
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Is Forced to Apologize.

SAM SMALL. ven III. II u Il
night the attack was renewed. Friday
night Rev. Dr. Thomas, to the surprise
of thy audience, opened the meeting.
Sam Small stepped forward and apol-
ogized for all he had said concerning
Mr. Thomas. Mr.. Horner, the Methodist
minister, demanded an,apology as to him
also, SO Small enlarged his apology and
made it general. Small's course has
aroused the disgust of all sensible people.
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WAR OF DIFFERENTIATION,
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY ENACTED ON
THE BANKS OF A TEXAS CREEK.
FOUR HUNTERS FOUND LYING WEI
TERING IN THEIR BLOOD,

While but Short Distance Away, Riddled
With Bullets, Reposed In Death An
other Actor in the Horrible Drama.
Names of the Parties and the Cause of
the Trouble Shrouded In Deepest nIys.
terry.
DENS1soN, Tex, July GA tragedy,
enacted in Kimishi mountains, fifty miles
east of here, has just come to light. For
some time past four men have been camp.
ing at the head waters of little noun
tain stream, spending their time in fish
ing and hunting. On the morning of
July q traveller found ali four lying
dead just outside the tent, with bullet
wounds, evidently from Winchester
rifles, in their heads The bodies were
yet warm. Fifty yards distant was the
body of fifth man literally riddled with
buckshot. BY the body was q Winches-
ter rifle. In and about the tent were
shot guns. The locality is in the Choc-
taw nation, and posse has gone to the
scene. The men were unknown here.
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AUSTRO-RUSSlAN WAR.
Report of An Understanding Denie

1seroft OF An UNDERSTANDING Denied--.
Preparations for Hostilities Active.
VIENNA, July 9.-Well informed per-
sons deny that an understanding exists
between Austria and Russia on the East
ern question. Russia continues to send war
material to the frontier and is construct
ing mills and bakeries around Warsaw,
Which has been transformed into fort
ress of the first rank. The Russian gar
risons on the frontier have also been in
creased. The Grand Duke Vladimar, in
a speech delivered at banquet given in
Warsaw, on the occasion of the inspection
OF the troops, said his stay in Berlin had
convinced him that Emperor William
was friendly disposed toward Russia and
was ready to become her ally.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The House.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-several pen
lions vetoed by the president were read
md referred to the pension committee.
Ehe regular morning hour was dispensed
With by unanimous consent, and on mo-
Hon of Mills one hour was given to the
military committee for the consideration
farmy bills. The bill to provide for the
ale of the site at Fort Omaha, Neb., and
or the construction of suitable buildings
hereon not to exceed 100000 was read
b committee of the whole and was after
Yards passed in the house.
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DANIEL BooNE's GUN.
Queer Catch of Lone Fisherman in tbe
Ohio River.

Ohio River.
IRoNroN, Ohio, July 9-John Moreland,
while fishing on the Kentucky side of the
Ohio river, hooked some heavy object,
and after considerable trouble landed an
army musket. 1t was an old-fashioned
f11nt-lock. the iron was nearly eaten
up with rust, while the walnut
stock was remarkably well preserved
On the stock was cut the letters
I'D. b" which were the initials of Dan
iel Boone. There was also deep furrow
plowed in the stock, evidently made by a
bullet. 1t is supposed that the gun was
actually the property of Boone, and that
he lost it while escaping across the river
from the Indians, the bullet striking the
stock probably having knocked it out of
his hand. The gun had evidently laid in
the water for scores of years. 1t will
probably be sent to the centennial
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-13
No Show in Miner.

Carthage News: There will be an
effort made to sneak Miner county into
the support of Griggsby of Sioux Falls
for congress, but it won't win. The
veomanry of Miner want tried and
true friend of division, one who has
never occupied a straddle on any ques-
ton. Such a man as Clifford, Camp
bell or Mellette.
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Want the n1ilwaukce and St. Paul.

ST. PETER, Mimi, July 9.-At G
meeting of citizens of st. Peter, Man
kota Kasota, LIE SYeur and Henderson
held here, a committee was appointed to
visit the officials of the Milwaukee and
st. Paul road in Milwaukee and endeavor
to induce them to extend their line from
Mankato through their towns to connect
with the road at Benton, thereby max
ing it route to St. Paul
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A Noted Billinrdist Dead.

New York, July o.. NJ. Foster. one
pf the famous four ball billiard players
pt his day, is expected to die hourly.
Until recently he was in charge of the
billiard room at Rossmere hotel, but the
final stages of consumption forced him
(to give i'm. He has handled lots of money
IN his day, but he dies in poverty. Fos-
fter's friends have started subscription
flo pay the expenses of his illness and ar
Range for his burial.
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Minnesota Public Institutions.

ST. PAUL, July 9.-The annual report
for Minnesota to the national convention
of charities now i'll session at Bugalo has
just been completed by Secretary Hart
"When the state was organized i'll 1860, :"
the report says, "there were but siytee.l
inmates in the public institutions of the
state. Now there are 1910, or one to
every 40 inhabitants. The cost of sup
porting the institutions is y6 cents for
each inmate,
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Ayers Hair vigor,
sAERIFF's SALE.
TERRIToRY 17,aBl,I, OF DAKOTA, ISIS
In the district court within and for Davis

tEndi ~ ~lONl VI DAhOIA, lss
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT %
In the district court within and for Dawson
county.
y. III. Blake, plaintiff, vs.. Herbert Dickinson.
Norman L. HayheW and Daniel A. Goble,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of IA udg-
ment of foreclosure and sale in the above Ell
titled action on the 22nd day of March, 4. d..
1855. and an execution issued upon said iudr.
ment. the subscriber, o. o. Stanchlield, sheriff
of Dawson county, Dakota territory, for that
purpose appointed will sell at public auction
1T the front door of the court house in the city
ofMi1chell, county OF Dawson, Dakota terri
tory, on Tuesday the 18th day of July 1883, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, the real
estate and mortgaged premises situate in the
county OF DAWSON, territory of Dakota and
directed in said Judgment and execution to be
sold, aud therein described as follows: The
north half 90 OF the north west q of section
number seventeen 90 in township one hun
q, dred La and two o2 OF range number sixty-one
(bl) Dawson county, territory of Dakota, CON
tanning eighty (S0) acres more or lesSuccording
to government survey, or so much thereof aS
may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment and
costs, amounting in all to two hundred and
fifty-one (S25l.) dollars and thirty-three 1881
cents, with interest thereon from the date OF
SAID Judgment and all accruing costs of sale
Dated Mitchell, Dak.. June I'd, lSSS,
10. STANClIFIEID,
Sheriff of Dawson county.
GEO. A. JOHNSTON, GooDYKooNTZ, KEL-
LAM " PORTER. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Tho winona Strike at an End.

W1NoNA, MINI, July 9.-The strike
at the Winona Lumber company's mills
is practically ended, their mill having
started with full force of men. Many
of the strikers are unable to obtain work
on account of other men having been em-
ployed in their places. The strike was at
the wrong time. There were too many
idle men in the city anxious for work.
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Rochester improvements.

ROCHESTER, MINI, July 9.-Ihe con-
tract for the gas works has been let to
IIetfron g. Graets for 81, ,000 The build
ings are to be completed Sept. 1. A spe-
cial council meeting has been called to
decide upon a system Of sewerage. Pro-
fessor H. w. S. Cleveland, of AIinncap-
oils, has been looking over the Bear creek
bottom to see what are the chances for q
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Barley Cron Rnined.

ELLSWORTH, Wis, July 9.-From all
parts of the country reports are received
that chinch bugs have ruined the grow
ing barley. Many farmers have plowed
up their barley fields and sown them to
huckWheat.
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Fargo WIN Reconsider 1ocn, optiop.

FARGO, Oak, July 9.-At meeting of
the county commissioners to-day petit
ton with over 1900 signatures was pre-
sented, asking that the question of the
sale of liquors be again submitted toa
vote of the people. The petition was
granted, and an election ordered to be
held Oh Monday, Nov. 12.
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United LABOR Party Is Dead,

CHICAGO, July 9.-An efforts to re-
suscitate the United Labor party with a
view of investing it with the semblage of
political life or activity have been prac-
tically abandoned and the majority of
the members of the organization have
reverted to the Democracy.
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Disgorged More Iu-Gotten wealth

SALT LAKE CITY, July s.-The church
agents turned over to Receiver Dyer the
noted church farm near this city, lilo
acres, valued at S150,000. Further large
amounts of property are expected to be
reclaimed in few days in goverament
proceedings against Mormon church
property,
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Iowa,s State Fair.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, July 0.-The Iowa
state fair opens Aug. 81 and continues
till Sept z. The special features will be
band tournament, with $500 prize for
the best blower, amateur base ball play
ing for purse of $500, and races on the
track
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Arranging the ROYAL pivorcc

WE1sBADES, July,9.-The servian min
inifter of war, on the part of King Milan,
and Bishop Liemityre, for Queen Natha-
lie, have arrived hero 70 l.iscuss with the
queen the terms upon which separation
can be settled.
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A MINNEAPOLIS SENSATION.

Shotwen, Clcrihcw s. I.othmann Arrested
for Obtaining Money Under False Pre-
lenses.
MISNEAPoL1s, July "a little sensa-
ton was created in court here by the ar
rest of Shotwell, ClerIhew g. Lothmann,
charged with defrauding the Nicollet
Notional bank. The firm obtained STE, 900
from the bank shortly before failing on a
draft Which they asserted would be hon
ored by the Eastern bank on which it was
drawn
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Work on the Red River Valley Road.

BRAINERD, MIMI, July 9.-The chief
officials Of the Northern Pacific have
reached here from Pembina and St.
Vincent, where they inspected the work
on the Red River Valley extension, which
will be completed, Mr.. Ainslee said, in
about thirty-five days. Twenty miles
were laid up to Thursday.
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CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, July y.-Fire
destroyed the two-story brick building of
Donald Mcdonald, Fink's blacksmith
shop and the building occupied by Dun
nigan's grocery. The entire loss is about
$4,000.
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ministers, charg-
ing them with de-
reelection of duty.
Ali the ministers
of the city We're on
the platform, but
did not resent.
The next evening
all the ministers
were absent and
the TRADE was re-
peated with more
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-13

=, LINCOLN, Neb., July 9.-Regnraing
she y letter let which it was alleged the Lon
\ uon Times produced in the O'Donnell
elbel suit, Patrick Egan said that the one
pnfportias to be from him to Carey aud
from Parnell to him were villiunous con-
Cuctions
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Notified Mr.. DIortou.

RH1NEBEcK, N. Y, July 9.--The Re-
publican committee arrived here and per-
formed the duty of notifying Hon. Levi
p. Morton of his selection as candidate
for the vice presidency. The committee
was we'll received at Mr.. Morton's house
and entertained in hospitable manner,
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Laying Steel Rails.

SAUK CENTRE, MINI, July 9-The
Manitoba steel gang is here and at work
laying steel rails on their line. When
the leveling of the grade is finished and
this steel is laid the Manitoba will have
one of the finest roads in the country.
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Another Victory for 1ropyor;,crs.

7eF tctofy TOT IfohWOrisefS.
PITTsEuRG, Pa, July 8. I'm addition
TO the mills already reported the Linden
Steel Works withdrew it's notice of re-
dnction in wages to it's knights of Labor
employees and gave notice of resumption.
Ihe Amalgamated association scale will
be signcd to-day.
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One of Harper brothers Has Small Pox.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The Star line
steamer Celtic, from Liverpool, is de-
Etained at quarantine with case of small
pox on board. A telegram received from
quarantine says w. D. Harper, brother
Eof the member of Harper Brothers, pub
FISHERS, is the victim. All communion
tfon with the ship is prohibited.
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BASE BALL SCORES.

WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
AT Minneapolis, |; Milwaukee, 4.
At Des Moinas, IL; Sioux City,0.
AT Omaha, 5; Kansas City, s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Pittsburg, 3; Washington. 2.
AT indianapolis, 0; Philadelphia, s.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT Louisville, g; Cleveland, 3.
at St. Louis, .; Brooklyn, 6.
AT Kansas City. 6: Baltimore, 3.
At Cincinnati. 8; Athletic. 8.
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Vork ON the Capdo nranch

DEVILS LAKE. Oak, July 9.-Track
laying has been commenced by the Mani
toba company on the Cando branch, and
it is expected that the work will be com-
pleted by Aug. Is. &
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Sheridan and the swatara.

New YORK, July 9.-The Swatara
sailed with Gon; shsridsp, going vi, via
@peral Sept well during the night and
Wab comfortable.
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CHICAGO, July "a reduction in
fprice of the Chicago Tribune is an
nonnced and hereafter that paper will be
sold at two cents instead of three. The
kIlmes made similar reduction a week
Eslnce. 1t is expected the Inter Ocean,
The only remaining three cent dnily, will
announce q similar reduction.
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Chicago,s Enormous Population.

CHICAGO, July y.-The directory of
this city now in press shows that the
population has now reached the magnif-
icent figures of $4,000, gain OF $1,000
in the past yesr
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C'''' WITH
WARMERS
SAFE CURE
Dizziness,
Ague,
Dyspepsia,
Female Troubles,
Bad Eyes,
lmpotency,
Dropsy,

Ask your friends and\
neighbors what WARMERS aa5
SAFE CURE has done
for them Its record is be-
yond the range of doubt. 1t
has cured millions and we -af
Lave millions of testimonies
to prove our assertion.
WARMERS SAFE CURE
will cure you if you will give SGT
it a chance.
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DiNlJI " Rewarded are those who read
NIjllLl this and thel act; they willilnd hon

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any one to make s5 and upwards per dav, who
is willing to work, Either sex, young or old;
new No special ability required; you, reader,
Gan do 1t as well as any one. Write to us
t"i fuli PARTICULARS. which we mail free. Adj
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SAM CREATED A CHURCH ROW,

The Notorious Revivalist Ratlor Puts His
Foot in Hornets Nest at La Crosse by
Wholesale and Personal Denunciation
of Ministers of the City---A Lively Little
Scandal Created, During Which Small
Is Forced to Apologize.
LA CROSSE, Wis, July 9.-Sam Small,
the revilvalist, has started up row here
which is leading to piece of discussion
in church circles. lie opened last Sun
day night With q bitter denllncintinn of
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