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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-29
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES:

The Manitoba dapot at Albany was
burned, with all Che contents. Loss,
| S., 900.
The bodies Of the city poor buried On
the Minneapolis werk fouse FARM, nu,a-
small piece Of ground set aside for the
purpose on the farm attached to the
quarantine hospital.
Mrs, John Malesch, a widow reading
neal IreepOrt, Yves murdered by John
| Plum, a half demented fellow WHO had
been paying some attentions to her for
the past six weeks. She had been to o
dance, and Plum became jealous and
shot her while she was entering the
house.
The board Of EDUCATION Of the city of
Cleveland filcd pagers at DULUTH iii an
action 10 recover $40 ,2f9.13 from the es-
tate of Thomas Axwerthy. the default
ing city treasurer IT cleveland. AK
worthy had invested in mining stock on
The Feflniilion rarge, and owned some
valuable dock property at Duluth.
GoSernar McGIl has appointed a board
Or Tour HIvl4bers which will REPRESENT
Minnesota at the labeF conference Of the
National Prison association, to be held
at Albany, n. Y, next month. Those
appointed are Il. 4. DOB, of Saltwater;
John +. Nort:sk, Of Hastings: Edwin
Dunn, Of Eyota, and n. Fl. Hart, of St.
PauI.
The new Tileston flour mill, St. Cloud,
is fhTitling.
Baskerville and Marcus postofices have
been raised to the presidential class.
Voshurg snd sapka, the Faribault
he: h!ir7. "crt 5tNssnced to seven years
each II t<.e i":bj-oaciary.
During IN faot four months the Aus
tin cheese f$sef7ory has manufactured 81
OVO pounds ct &ce cheese.
Work has been completed on the Bur
ilfh fish EatGhery, and it viii be put i'm
operation about the I5th OF next month.
At the last election woaaen s,,ner,r-
tcnGent Of schools R'ere elected In f,ari
bault, Fillmore, kanabec and Mile Lacs
counties.
Henry Beaser, clerk of the Indian
agencies in the vicinity of Duluth. is in
Ve3slG&tlnS the reported starving condi-
ton Of the Indians there.
Over 1900 has been contributed in
Winona for the fund for Louis Cieson'
who lost both hands by the premature
explosion OF cannon at the Republican,
Publication.
broWn, the Afoorhead murderer, was
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W. z ON THE RAILROADS.
E"Iv;E .in'.N2vs InauSurate an 3 egr eSsi

| E"NvI .in'Ners Inaugurate an 3 egr essiye
Policy against Lines in the State.
DErJ Ne, iowa, Nov. 23.-At a meet
in oG re jobnor5 aud Manufactmers
union OF this city, the members pledged
t" prepay freight charges on all goods
Shjp"'1 and to send their bills of the
sa1-.o /" >ho railroad commissioners so
tuaC s,,.ta can 1o begun al once against
III" railroads for violation OF the law
t5~'n> naaNiGluln rates. They also in
in>.vucl'l the secretary to notify all
merchants IF the union to send the
Lc1.-lrt ~Et's paid ~ them since the late
decision - he board Cf commissioners.
rs the penalty FOR each violation by the
roads j. $1,000, it will be seen the latter
have Z pretty big elephant On their
hands. kilograms have been received
from railroad officials requesting that
action o<, postponed fcr week, which
would Hdicate that the latter regard the
Proposed measures OF the jobbers with
alarm
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CUT BY THE MILWAUKEE.

Fares Reduced from st. Paul and Mime.
ap"Iis to Chicago and Missouri River
rOint5.
CHICAGO, Nov. N.-The Chicago, Mil
HEauGeG and st. Paul road has made an
open reduction i'll passenger rates &c
meet the cut rates of the ticket scaipers.
The second class fare to S.. Paul aRd
Minneapolis wa.s reduced from 81 TO s.,
and first class fares to Missouri river
points were reduced as fciiows: 60
Council Bluffs, from $3.50 to 'ssG;
Omaha, from s12.;5 to slo.e5; Kansas
City and St. Joseph, from $3.50 to So 30.
The Chicago and Alton, ana probably
all the ofacr Missouri river lines viii
I.sa@r :i,ese rac@5 On Etastrrh AMI So4<lt-
wc>,In h'Ei1o,e. 'pne lEt.buns v L-sti-
trei has already met the s. second Class
rate to ST PAIL
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TFf. UAJNTLET FLUNG.
J""so '>., tvr -'ra"Iis 1si""ishu~n as

Ju'go Ma t.~r -5r&nis Blackburn a. g.
Coward and Challenges linn.
LOUISVILLE. tOv. 24.--C0l. JOHN G.
Moore, Of Denver, with JvdG" \. W.
Fuckers challenge to Senator Blackburn,
Was hooked for here amid good deal
Of excitement. \ Courier-J Journal special
from omaha suid: Col. Moore reached
the city carly in the morning, aL.d
showed TO an acquaintance the cilat~
lenge, which reads a. follows:
DENVER, Col, Nov. 10, 3o3.
To the Hon. j. c. s. Blackburn:
SlR-The published interview imputed
to you cuucerniBg a conversation had
with yourself and the president Of vAe
United Suites At the White Huuse last
month reflects vnc,1 me as go.AIta3'%n.
Nu:I viii }4l,.,I.1nEl the rurport Vi dis
note. which = Ill lie handed to you by
my fric3i.I, Col. .:oin c. Moc"2 lie viii
attend 70 all dct@i& on T7v p2f,. y
meeting bc,woei Ii. Tvin probably deter
mine which is ys.;.ti"d to he called '.acil-
tlcnlan.' Respectfully,
A. W. RUCKrR.
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on TIE ST, LAWRENCE

E:nc Vessels Wrecked an Their Crews
Suffering Untold AS,,n;l'> on, the Cold.
HIuETRi!AL. Nov. 2T.-The extent of
tia damage to a}ii ping caused by the
recent NOW storm and the unpreCe
dcrtcd cDld weather is only now begin
Of ,;ialater come in from the gulf and
lower ~. Lawrence. 30 less than nine
s;.ii.a~ vessels are reported wrecked, and
there are many others from which no
REPORTS have yet been received. Off
Cape Senate, about 1870 miles below
Cucbcc, the schooner Triumph was
caught n a binding snow storm. be-
came unmanugeaJle and was driven
ashore The crew passed the night IN
the rigging, and after suffering untold
agonics We're rescued III the morning,
more dead than alive, One of them will
de. The schooner Atdette and Roha-
tile. bound 70 Quebec with a miscellan-
, eOus cargo, was caught III tioatlnG ice
and crushed. being cut almost III two.
! The sutierings of the six men who COM
posed the crew. with the thermometer
below zero. were terrible. TWO OF them
cannot recover.
The Liverpool mail steamship Pom
eranian. which left Montreal Thursday,
found the ice closing in around her. She
was finally stopped at ;oorlel, where she
is row frozen in, to remain until next
April, when the ice breaks up. Her
passengers cannot be taken off, nor can
! Communication he had with her, except
by signals. Her screw is damaged and
her bows are crushed in by the ice. The
mail steamer Oregon succeeded in get
ting out into the gulf, but she had to
leave large portion Of her cargo and
the mails behind her.
The steel mail tender Contest, with
European mails aboard, was caught IL
the ice off Rimouski. All communica-
ton with the shore was cut off and the
| mails. which will be a week or ten days
late, will have to go to Europe via New
York, while the Contest will have to re-
| main where she is until the ice breaks up
w, tl,o c,,ri,,r
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eOWpERLY is SOLID,
He Is Elected General MHstfv workman
for the Next Two heaTs~--|T Wheat, CG

He Is Elected General Mnetfg workman
for the Next Two Years |Tlleat, oE
Iowa, for Worthy Eoreman.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 24.-,-Th& order Of
business was the election, - 0f5eers, and
nominations were zat once called tor
general master workman, P0wderly vas
nominated by Daniel j. Caoapbali, Of
Scranton, and Martin Hunleg, Of Now
Jersey, by Victor Drrry, Of district as
ee,nbly 40. Birch, OF OHIO, was also
nominated. A great many seconds tot
lowed. The vote res'lltea. fowderly,
ia: Hanley, q: Birch, /.
For general worthy foreman, Morris
L. Wheat, of iowa, and Henry 4. BECK
meyer, OF New Jersey, were ndfui4lage3
The ballot resulted: Wheat, o8, Beck
never 90.
Three candidates were presented Tor TAG
Office of general secretary -tresl
George Duncan. Of Richmond Va, afass'
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Crossed the Sew Fridge.

SIOUX llrY. iowa. Nov. g,.-Tho first
tram crossed the new Missouri river
bridge built ~ the Chicago and North
western road Mon}ay, A light locono-
tive T'lr ACROSS first, followed by train
Of Ht,eCn cars heavily loaded. \ formal
accepuucu Of the structure #in occur
Dec: D., at whicf, time an appropriate
public demonstration will be held.
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Gonnecticut,s ORciaITota

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 22.-The Off
cial canvass Of the vote OF Connecticut
shows: Cleveland, -, iG0: Harrison, ~
ga; Fisk, 4, 234; Labor. go; Cievelands
plurality, 1876. For governor-1Iorris,
DEM, 1904: Bulkely, Rep, 1869:
Camp, Pro, 1881: Andrews, Labor, 2G3;
scattering, 81. No one has majority
of the total vote, and the legislature
will elect Bulkeiy and the others on the
Republican state ticket The congress
sional delegation is Simmonds, Russell
and Mills, Republicans: Wilcox, Demo
crat: Mics plurality is &c,
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ybs Prize Too y,ir IA ESiv;s

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-An inuncficn H..
been granted restraining the Adam 7..
press company from paying SO 600 10
Edward Curtin, won on the Io'U@ia1~
lottery ttoket. Curtin agreed viii, l.
man named Heating, who also h@jl 9.
ticket, that each should divide = },at eve:
was drawn. He refused to cosnllE Tili.
the agreement.
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I'll 1lcOnoeroga, nearly Ten years ago,
under the command Of Commodore r.
W. Shnieldt The Atlanta viii leave
New York about the middle of DsCem-
Der, and will 90 round Cape Horn to
Asia. she Wili not lie attached to any
Squadron, but viii have a rowing CON
mission. Tho Atlanta is one Of the best
types OF tlc latest in proved ships, and il
is Tie oHlect OF thu navy department in
sen';jn@ her on this cruise to show our
t"E in Remote pats Of the world outside
thr 'o1ij, ~ ttr regularly attached to
tjt> 'u.teG.3l r,,,.tirIns on foreign ser
vice. !". = '.aatA viii be three years
Oh lis. riHi-.
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De Lesseps Threatens Tisc3osagr~

LONDON, Nov. 27.-Tho Chroniciaa
Paris correspondent teiogr&phr that
Count De Lesseps threatens e the creoit
financier refuses to help him obtain the
Panama loan H. IL. Ia will culiisL &c -
count of every step he has hean iOrced
to take in the Panama ciaE2de. The
revelations will affect several Uem52
Of the chamber Of deputies,
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MAIL BOXES ON STREET CARS.
A PLAN that Would Greatly Facilitate the
CniipG tiNn of Letters.

WAsH1NGTON, Nov. 24.--Frank Brown,
postmaster at baltimore, visited the
postoftice department for he purpose Of
consulting The superintendent Of the free
delivery service about placing letter
boxes on the Baltimore street curs. If it
is carried out according TO his sugge5-
ton, lie Chains that it will greatly IdciIi-
tate tne collection OF mail mattes
throughout the city and especially in the
business section.
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The Storm Continues

SALEM, Mass, Nov, 2T.-The reports Of
damage by tue storm which continues
with unahatod fury are iii being re-
Ceived. The yacht Oracle, which went
ashore at OrDes Point, YVES badly stove.
The schooner Richard Dority. Capt.
Low, Of Sedgv lex, Me, broke her moor
mcs and drifte3 ashore at the Willows,
where she lies high and. dry, and will
probably 90 to pieces.
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J5bson--Yes, -Euab1a Is g fine batter,
Sgohsou-~~0l.. Euehre IS nothing beside
Nike hul1n. the middle fielder OF TIE
Kan1zakees. WAY, oily last 7reel; rs HIT
2 ball 20 hard that IL stuck against 3
cloug3. They cal3ea 1t tour hagger, and
eava Mike homo y11a.
FoFs6o--~I7d tLsar RECOVER the b&.t?
.9as.,,---ygfsY, ecrt, It eap.a dawn
Tte-, !. e1s ttEhaFE 5ylasttn.
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NGEEEi.- LIS, Nov, 2....-~Ihe HLa1,'rn5a
last 4raIetlt train rem WHulipag :sonyi.
10 q sIa.,5-oi aighry~ah1ee i've buG&l3
srs,ieh were on thelr- S*ay. TO G. !, Jones
.aneh re&l Garden City, Ka;2. MIR
Jones oaleh5 these utleet cattle iron.
Was1@ Benson. - The Northwest tsGgi.
}ory. wha since 1877 mas Succeeded IN
caisiag tjlf9 herd Iroa Ave animals cap.
cured - thag ttIaa.
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Necount NecessHFE III - CIV lftM pshlre,
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 24.-llle gov
ernor and council were in session Thurs
day canvassing the presidentii...ii vote of
the state: The necessary comparisons
were made, but no declaration of the
figures will be made until later meet
ing, because of the fact that about sixty
owns lave made such mistakes in their
returns os 70 require a correction of
Jhan ~ the town officers before they
~ ttt IL I'd
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The Mouse aIay lie Democratic.

WAaHIEGroN, Nov. 27.--TEcra is E
strong possibility o. the hou@e remaining
Dcmoc4atic IN the next con@ilso. Of
Withholding the coTtifcaras Irou tour
Southern Republicans who are duly
elected. the house can be organizc1 -.
the Democrats crd those Repuhlr~.ar
counted out. There is much exci' d. ..
among he "eDubl;cane hefo W.T. .,-a:
IDENTITY expect the scheme will he ,a'@-.
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future a&es usav ~. tlr> rasr Of I'm.
MIRO trausiarrcJ g.. s..Hs u .s" n2-.h
nov barren aud tis--"...-t -.,.. .r4nos>
Solar heaG--count.s. ...... p. ,oi ,.,ac >eCT
cause, viii no5 rar.s "aoly lz~"naas aha
seat Of mechanical an3 .4on,1 Q. political
pow. "Wnoarac dads t1= a. ..5 n.Nu
b.duaIriGiiy u@cGuj ,n0 7ae. a'ns power
row wasted or .tho deserts. q rp-la
GIrca or shores Of the Red saa w-lu effect
a greater change il mems aIfals. a5ap
any copqueyor IN history has doncs 1Qr
he witt 0ace more. peopio those "aase
places with The life tllab swarned thef8
in tit5 b2ss days OF Carthage and cf oid
Egypt, bat uuder another civilization,
where man no longer shall wogship Ito
SIN as q god, bat shall haze iearaed rs
niaiis IL his Eecva ut - FrsfoyasG i4sagls9'@
's,Lfsa New ~ ys,gp9naT, y
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rncraase for Centrnc switohmen.

Nj" YORK, NOV. 2!.-The New York
Central Railroad com pany have granted
the re quest of their switchmen for an
in increase OF pay. and from December I
the racc viii be: Yard conductors. day
work, %'G5; night work, SO; day brake
nnan :tnl. NIGHT. hrsI.enrnn 2GS nar
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JAUEsTc~>.. n. y, E-ar. 2?.--7A rus}.-
ing gaa avi; at Tremendous volume hae
'1ae,, sG~tleIz TT EoaE Iris find is III AZ
entirely naW field ...
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~ Ameriaan editors, on route 70 the
litr of Aiezics. a,ri cd al ssasti!lo sun
siaz They We're received by Governor
% a4.l1}. Ftel asa.t 'sEis - gtT9 slla
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COLD IL MEXICO

Heavy Noithcr blowing, Accompanied
by Rain,
CRY OF T1xEco, Eov. 2:.-Heavy
rains have been reported throughout, the
country during the last three days, caua-
ing considerable damage. 4 heavy
northcr is blowing at Vera Cruz.
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ens4IgifING 0uh NAVY.

The Atlanta W;lI Carry the Fiae Around
the World and to the RemoJest Corners
Thereof.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The Herald's
Washington special says: "Orders We're
issued from the navy department for the
new steel cruiser Atlanta, now at the
navy yard, New York. to be prepared
for voyage around the world, similar
to that taken by the United States steam
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WORK CT Tbs FiaE KING.

I3.t business Portion Of Eureka Springs,
.|r::.. DESTROYED by the Flames.
E,UrEKA SPRINGS, Ark. Nov. 27.-Fire
&c,tv"Nal lie greater part Of the busi-
ness po'l:on o. the town. Loss esti-
mattel 2, $500 600 with but little irsur-
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Cleveland May Renew His Lay

New YORK. Nov. s4.-Tn9 Wor}15
Washington correspondent say: I&
Bissell, President Clevelano's tuEol@t #.%-
parter, spent Thursday evening at Ouic-
view, and it is regarded as not all IN.
probable that the president ma" ronea.
his former law partnership with Mr.,
Bissell, moving, perhaps, to New %ogz
,;t
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Advices
from Panama state that there is revo-
luton in Bolivia for the purpose of over
throwing President Arce. and making
General Conacho president. Several
towns have been occupied by the rebels.
: fight took place at Catagaita in which
the government party were successful,
making cen. Comacho prisoner. The
rebels gre still active
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..A>a,s,s,~ Ss~uI.. 80 uv.r 80, t'IrttUt. +,
the president was undoubtedly disturbed
by the position taken by Mr.. Whitney,
whom he regarded as the shreN dest po-
H.ical adviser in the cabinet.
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T,taaU9ToN, Nov. 21.--A conscience
contribution OF 50 WAS received as the
treasury department Dated Louisville,
Ky. in which the writer requested an
acknowledgement Of is receipe Iii the
ELn.,ar.
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Yessals Ashore.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. e7.-Capt,
Reed, Of the pilot boat Eben D, Jordan
reports seeing three vessels ashore be-
tween Fresilwater Cove and Magnolia,
Mass -.
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PaTaiy.c6 y,

NJGT>T.- EIa., NO =
%aE"d in a game Of po4-,. "4v.. ov.uo VS.
'ti!i:; friends, Judge Samuel Levy, for
m@Ily ordinary Of this county, and at
present United States commissioner, fell
from his chair paralyzed and is now I'm
conscious and " ii no doubt die. His OPP
ponent held four aces and the betting
ran pretty high. When the hands We're
shown lie judge fell paralyzod
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Nine young ladies, mostly from st.
faul, IenounGed tie world ard Joined
tho crt"r Of the Sisters OF s.. Jcs%nh at
81. Paul The Ce4v-lcz:;-s took place in
| tie chapel Of the Academy Of st. .JO-
sept, and were Conducted oy Archbishop
Ilel&rd.
Z. general oTIe: slsspending all Orc
! trains ht!i the opening OF navigation in
! iS>3 h"S &on: into eject On the Duluth,
; :ll.,a lynHl :ianGe rad. The mines viii
! iiCcp o. producing all winter ant, Will
sack TIE ore really for an early rush in
! tx spring.
! Ajinnoscfa's Prohibition vote was less
| thar 1850.
Anoka is moving towards electric
lights and an electric street railway.
Work has been begun on a $50 barrel
reservoir to i'elr 'Fadena's water supply,
i j. charged that MINNEAPOLIS police
! i,I.VeA 10 - 'sGuared' to the extent Of
%=o9 before P pugilistic contest is per-
| ioittvG 10 90 Oh.
Burglars vent through three safes in
! a. rnaMw business houses at Owatonna
! Thursday night. The amount OF plumber
| a,cl:red was small.
: -; Sa,.,arG, <. E. Reynolds and
. ->... -. =. :;.;,C..jtis We're the oriz" wiz.
. :. > c. nc nIsoIlry academy dcclarlss-
. can cUule.s a. j., !tonna.
il.r.. r.,.::, n the. Wisconsin Cen
! EalG'..s', -. - ina the Boston Ideals
! .cuuA A-u*t.s-.''~ = Ds;iuth. Vas wrecked
near TIL '':'::. l-.s.ee BY All open switch.
. 80 Oh, - l;;!cI'Gl. :
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ItJ1aH..-nE. Eta, Nov. 2-.--Thc
cG"'". ~ote Of Florida r. IS follows:
r1s7-ia"@ Sc 1al; Harrison, %. 6j;; Fisk.
~. >ieHns@G0'a majority over Hurriac',
l.. 5il9
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HEahon. Has No Usa for "Nie

ETahoae Has No Usa for "Nie .rs.,'
NEW YORK, Nov. 20! "A Tin z3>r:>,
from Petersburg, Va, says a. Tas..1 -. .
walls there to che effect that ,saj. Il .
hone contemplates organizing I'D '.7&
ing white Republican party in FirGl0i;,
leaving out the colored contingeps @SCo-
gesher, or at least in large lneasula.
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I5ayartt's Future Plans.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-It has been
rnnuai that Secretary Bayard intends
est; 3lisniug himself Ia the practice of
law III philadelphia after he shall have
lid down his cabinet portfolio The
secretary was formerly resident of this
city, and was associated for several years
in leo ,''"+i.c with William Shipper.
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TKEAr FALLS, GLJlt., NOV. Slime
resignation OF Superintendent Waldo, OF
the Montana Gi-isiol Of ;.s Manitoba
railMaN- II euL.- ..,iEnnl h-rn
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sNoWDRsFTs FOUR FEET DEEP.

Streets of Danvers impossible ---Wind
Blowing Hurricane.
DANvERs, Mass, Nov. 27.-The pres
ent storm is the worst that has been ex-
larienccd here at this time of the year.
The wind blew u hurricane and snow
drifted to the height of three and four
feet. Horse cars We're abandoned all
along the line. Sleighing and wheeling
are equally bad Telephone, telegraph
and electric wires are down, drains are
full and the streets flooded
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70 -i0W,HG r;OYEY.

Fnclinian~ - =. 1,!.Fs:t"7s Preparing a
t5r"-:] "ct" T." Ais EGccutiyn,
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I.unEv Thirteen for These,

WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. 26.-There
is one feature Ct the election returns in
tn, e,:3tc which is worth mentioning.
On the face of the returns in the First
district Atkinson, Republican. has thir-
, 1888-11-22
A Thieving AstrolOgIst.

One Reagan, who has been loafng
about tow for some time called at a south
side residence last evening and importuned
the lady of the house to allow him to peer
into the future on her behalf. OF course
she acquiesed. Reagan said he was more
successful when the subject held a piece
of money in hand. The lady grasped a
SIS bill and the seance proceeded. AT its
conclusion Reagan cody took the money
with the explanation that he always Sc
cured his fee in that style. He was cap
tured by an officer up town and lodged in
the city Jail.
, 1888-11-22

The following bulletin has been issued
from Union Pacific headquarters:
MI. t. NJ. Orr has been appointed as
sistant to the general manager, and in the
absence of the general manager or assist
ant general manager, is authorized to sign
acquisitions, pay rolls and vouchers.
In addition to the foregoing he will con
tinue in the discharge of the principal
Office duties which have heretofore been
assigned to him by the general manager
and perform such other duties as may
from time to time be determined Upon.
Mr.. Orr has been chief clerk at Omaha
for several years.
, 1888-11-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The following instruments were filed in
the Office of the county clerk yesterday for
record:
A. NJ. Kimmel and wife to Frank NJ.
Culver, lot 4, and the south half of the
northwest quarter of section ., and lot l
in section 3, township 10 north, range 62
west; 5000.
Quit claim deed, VIM. B. McCague to
Ohm B. Tannehill, the east half OF the
southwest quarter of section SO, township
IA north, range &c west, so acres in Fair
view addition; 50.
Kelley & Shannon to Chas. A.
Schooley, lot 8, block Is in Kelley's addi-
ton; $l1O.
Same to Sam'l A. Fisher, lot 4, block
IA in Kelley's addition; $llO.