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VUVHE INTERNATIONAL PRINTING TELEGRAPH
4 Co. No. All Walnut st.. Philadelphia. Pa, U. s
A.. have specimen instruments under the
patents OF j. II. Inville now in operation ut their
Office. Tho company own valuable patents for the
complete system of printing teiegraphy for lines and
through an exchange system in cities. Fac-Simile
Knitting and receyng ms truments. IN plain type. on
wide sheet OF endless paper even during the
the recipient zach Instrument is complete trans
mtter aud receiver combined. The transmitter is
secret The advantages Of printed orders and conf
muncaions OF which exact copy is retained ON the
transmitter under this system OF communication are
especially valuable for commercial purposes. Cor:
men, capable OF controlling capital and orSsnizinT
local companies 10 solicited Information o 10 terri
torial rights, cost Of instrumental &C. will be fur.
nished on application. THE INTERNATIONAL
PRINTING TELEGRAPH co. f7-2sw8t
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PuRE Wool HExRrrrr,s
GOBLIN BLUE TAN, SAGE. SERPENT, OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA, AND BLACK. wide double
width. cash price, 4sc
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs, in short lengths, fine
quality, newest styles. 9Hc.
BROAD CLOTH for Ladies' Suits, GOBLIN Blue
SAGE, TAN, TERRA GOTTA. OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure WOOL one yard and half wide, wonder.
full cash bargain. 81 NC.
PLAID MUSLIN, g6od quality &C.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS at actual cost
price 10 reduce our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET
finest quality &c.
CARRIERS,
III MARkET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE.
Cash Customers who buy So over will receive ONE
OF the following presents: Pair of Damask Towels.
worth 81: half Dozen Damask Napkins. worth 75c.,
or pair of elegant corsets. worth 11c
FANCY SILKS, 315s 40. A., 80 and O2c
FRENCH SAITEENS. finest quality, pc
LADIES, CLOTH. pure wool, yard and a half
wide, wonderful bargain, only SOC.
CkEAh ALBATROSS, pure wool, double width,
FRENCH SERGE, pure WOOL double width 31S &c
IhlCO CLOTH pure WOOL double width, 374c
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will receive
one OF the following presents: Handsome Bridal
Quilt worth S1.5O; Two Yards and q Half Table
Danlask worth Sl.S7; one Dozen Damask Napkins,
Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present. mo
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The BABIES CRY FOR 1T, and the Old folks laugh
when they ma that the pleasant California liquid
Iruit remedy. syrup OF Figs Il more easily taken
and more beneficial IN It's action than bitter,
nauseOus medicines. IL strengthens the LIVER,
Kidneys stomach and bowels, while IL rouses them
% a healthy activity.
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STATISTICS or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and puny men,
and nervous OiOOdleSS women will never over
popul itf the world but few bottles OF Scotch
q ts Essence viii place even such these In such
~. feet vtSCr. health and potency to serve all
natural healthy purposes OF the Kind.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
su,u.eu.ents To-night.

AIEiUGH'S-Jarbeau in starlight"
NATICNAI--Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence In 'Our
Governor"
nARRIs'.-BarlOw Bros NinStrelS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Speciality Company.
WILLARD HALL-HypnOtism, Prof. Carpenter.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARNOKY.-Potomac Boat Club
fair.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-LOlsette lecture on
Memory.
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BVupEEs AND SPECTATORS TAKE NOTICE.
For sale, at special low prlce. eight lots, with
frontage OF ~ feet each, on Massachusetts avenue,
between LIST and 81 streets northeast Apply TO
owner, r1Oa I, I.-23 street northwest, from , TO
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

I-dsoarf,us for ne .. hours commencing as n
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware, Mary
land ard Virginia. fresh To- brisk westerly winds,
colder followed Oy warmer, fair weather.
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FoE secOnd-hana onlee furniture gu eth st. NV.

HAVE You CALLED or BKEITBARTH, Odd Fellows
Hail. 7th street northwest II not, go there i'm
lEediatey before the limit OF time expires For
Oae week VIII sell all goods 10 per cent on Of the
net cash prices. IL VIII pay those In want OF fur
hiIurs 10 pay him a visit Remember the place,
Breitbarths, odd Fellows Hail. 9th street north
west
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A SPECIAL ISDUCEMENT-Solid walnut marble
top suit OF 10 pieces Jewell MIRROR only $780,
at WM. LOEwENTHALs,
NJ. 1Ih NV
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Mrs. h. a. DONOVAN, 904 ST., Is in New York
selecting The latest styles In imported spring
Millinery. Due notice OF opening viii be given.
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CITY ITEMS.


Truthful Advertisement Always Tell.
The people who read last weeks advertisements
examined the WHITE CHINA that was offered so
cheap were all so well pleased with the goods that
, the sale
WAS MOST DECIDED SUCCESS
Our store was thronged with
PLEASED BUYERS.
We felt so much encouraged that we telegraphed
TO the pottery 10 send US some more OF those ee-
CANT seconds We will, therefore, offer another
Tuesday, March -, 1883.
At THE FAIR $40 9TH st. NV.
Please call and examine the goods:
Breakfast Plates, &c. each, or for 22c.
Medium &c. % 80" 2sc
Dinner Tanns &c. 49, :. Be-.
/" Dishes. &c. ga" 2sc.
Pitchers from lac. up to 39c. These pitchers are
Finch Platters for Sc, worth 1sc.
% :" 1.c. Isc.
IL /" 43e. SOC.
square Covered vegetable Dishes. new patterns,
for 49c., worth roc, and for 54c.. worth Sc.
Coffee Cups and ssucers for ACC. 4 doz., worth
Large Square-shaped Soup Tureen for Csc.
In addition to above will sell on the same day:
For &c. good folding Hat-Rack.
For lac. good Japanned Chamber Pals.
For 35c. elegant colored Foot Tubs.
For SIC. d-bOrdered Cocoa Mats.
For l5c. embossed Siivered Trays.
IHE FAIR NJ 1th ST. NV.
A Fresh Invoice Of the celebrated "Saboroso,
cigars just received. They are the best &C. cigars
made. Try them. NJ d p. METzGER,
AT 9TH St. NV.
California Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. s. O.
Depot. 26t
Piles thoroughly and permanently cured. Treat
ment almost painless and no detention from bust
ness. Consultation free. DIR. Shrader, Specialist,
1906 9th ST. NV.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, a delicious
reproducing drink; does not distress. 4
"ROyal Clues mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree WALFoKD, 49, Penna. ave. S,m,w&S
HOuSckeepcrs, Attention.
The best Minnesota patent flour, the finest grades
OF roasted coees, and the choicest iavOrs In teas
at remarkably low prices. NJ. p. METZGER,
Az 9TH street NV.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In n ID. "Ward" prints, 45c per ID
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
70 uua
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SPRING GooDs.
We are in daily receipt of SPRING GOODS.
Newest styles and latest Novelties in all kinds of
DRESS TRIMMINGs. EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs,
BLACK DRESS GOODS. RIBBONS, &c, always to be
found in our stock.
To-day particularly call attention to our Offer
ingsof
NEW sATINEs,
In Black. Black and White choice Styles elegant de-
signs. at lowest prices for reliable goods.
New Lace Flouncinss from &1.j0 to s12 Der yard,
New styles in fine Hamburg Edges and Flouncngs in
Swiss and Nainsoos beautiful goods One case checked
India Linens. newest styles a. 12Hc One case lace
stripes and checks. at 2Oc., worth 2.5c
Our new stock of Ladies' Cotton and Cambria under
wear particularly attractive every garment is well
made FITS perfectly and prices low is consistent
with the production of reliable goods Compare them
with other goods in the market and be convinced
Having Just completed our stock-taking, we find
many odd:lots and remnants on hand. which we will
offer at ridculously low prices; such remnants of
black silk odds and ends in table linens and towels
silk umbrellas at half price, colored Hamburg edges at
half price. and numerous other articles.
See our table of cheap Torchon and Medici Laces
Z. g. DAVIS,
mh7 719 MARKET SPACE. COR. sTHsr.
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ii. JIcoE, JUICY CRooUsTTEs. 81 per dozen.
SEAMLESS straw mating you can use both sIdesl
ss,,s,, per ward laid. ". II. HoUGHToS Il Co.
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UNTII APRIL we will make q discount OF 10
Per cent On al purchases made from Us for cash
IN or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
LOlSLcry Goods and Bedding. All goods marked in
plain figures. ". Il. Moses a. son, IIIh and + sts
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The baptist Anniversaries.

COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO ARRANGE FOR THE
GATHERING IN MAY.
Arrangements for the meeting OF the great Bap-
list anniversaries In this city IN May are being
made by the representatives OF the various city
churches OF that denomination. Saturday even
ing meeting was held at the Calvary Baptist
church. Rev. = ii. Greene was elected chairman,
Dr. ID. :. Foster, secretary, and 5. NJ. Yeatman,
treasurer. The following committees were ap-
pointed: Transportation-R- = Parks, J. II. Olcott,
r. II. Martin. Hotels-W. W. Gibson, X. G. Fox,
W. Fenwick, H. ii. Kendall, w. c. weldon, X. F.
Earl. NewSpapers-A. NJ. Ciapp ID. S. Foster, o.
4. Mason. Post-Ofce-J. j. Darlington, Ii. ".
Irving, I. J. Luttrell Telegraph-W. $. Olive j. F.
Berry. Excursions. W. WOOdwar ard, J. b. Bailey
j. 4. Frank, ". Fletcher, W. r. Hoffman. Public
comrort-D. A. Chambers. s. NJ. Yeatman. Places
Tor evening meetings-S. W. Woodward, A. VI.
Clapp, ID. ). Foster. Pulpit assgnments--D. W.
Faunce, c. e. MeadOr, &. ~ StakeIy, q. NJ. Miller,
:. NJ. Shute In addition 10 the regular meetings,
which will be held at the Calvary Baptist church,
there Will also be meetings held In the various
churches.
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ENTIRE sur (oak) reed furniture: new; specially
attractive. ES w H. HOUGHroS & Co.
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COIBUKN's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments The finest made. Fo
sale hy .sTOCerS-
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FIvg PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler
IsGtherfUrd, 1897 street northwest
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-A meeting OF the
third subdivision Associated Charities was held at
their Office, corner 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue,
saturday afternoon, col Hopkins vice-president,
In the chair \ report for The months Of January
ana FEBRUARY showed that the number or appli-
cants TOR relief was 40. They were aided In
various ways and employment was gwen to nine
persons. The amount expended was x:S,S. $40
president OF the Washington Gaslight Co. DOna-
ions OF clothing were received from MesdameS
DOOllttle, Horton, Ordway and TOtten. There Is a
free kindergarten, d home for aged colored women
and sewing school attached TO this subdivision.
TIE SALE OF CARPErs, DESKS, CHAIRS, &C., at
Treasury Department is postponed until Thurs
day, March 10, at L. O'Clock m.
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MAEyfACTURERs Q! GAS FIxTUREA BRASS
sCay!Tz GAS FIXTURE AkD AIT MErAI. Co.
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FOR " ashingtOn dressed beeI 20 10 Jno. r.. Kelly,
stalls G5s, or and $50 center Market, and 2O6 and
Us Mort bern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

IyOR SAIE-A BARGAIN IN THE NORTHWEST
II section: story and cellar press brick house.
rooms, all modern improvements; So2OO. inquire 81
NJ N. PARKER, 141S f ST. nh6-6t
LNOR sALE-CHEAP-HoUSEI IN MT. PLEASANT;
Il IL rooms: 2. 500 feet Of land cnon
mhS-6ts 14234 St
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Piles thoroughly and permanently cured. Treat
ment almost painless and no detention from bust
ness Consultation free. DIR. Shrader, Specialist,
1906 9th st. NV g
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
= SoRDEUTcsHER LLOYD q co
Fast ExIr1ns btcalnerS
10 Southampton QSondon- uavre). Brcmsn
LAhn. We'd, March IL. am. r .. sat- Nsrrb
Il. sam; A.ier. wed, March ei. 4 80 an EIaeI.
. s-m Lnlda. e.a, March Il = s-n
icon ss szsssns ssS. sS %
wards beth. according 70 location; "a esAtl ej0s
nkis II. pf36s. ess RoA -
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa, a delicious
fat-producing drink; does not distress.
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CHrw "Rosenreld's Gem" Tobacco.
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2001 r st. n. W., b. h.,
go N. j: ave. $. e..
.asaio to ::,,:i4 Bdy . st.
II. W.. b. b. 4r. 10000
222l1 to .e.s29 10th 81.
NV. b.h., 5r......l3,OOO
:, to q 1th-st. road
l732 to I743 + st. n.
w. 6rs. 81. 600
1901 TO 1905 l. st.n. W.,
f.h.. 1rs. 5000
'S5 Il st. NV, On.
Sr. d. 800
D27 Il st. s.e., I'm,
Sr. %, 900
500 9TH st. n. W., b. H.,
IN. j.. Srs. 800
43S to 442 i st. n. W.,
I. h frs ............4,5OO
III 9Th st. ne, +. h.,
Sr. 1900
- X st. me-. b. h., mi,
Er 4,DOO
134 1th st. Sc, b. H.,
T....:.:.............4 n, 800
4O4 and 4O6 s. Cap.
IT. $. W, III. Or. D.. 1000
1923 Madison st. II.
W., I. h. Ar. 800
ion of the property on ny
'fiice for bulletin issued on
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

GAVE sl00-cALL EA.Iy AND SEP 3 RARE BAR
Sgans IN Upright Pianos 60 be -pld at LIST lrAnl
and warranted for . Years. EDM. A. HAEI
Music Rooms. 4:S2 st NV mh7-6t.
TTPkIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT.
W. q. MFTZEROTT a co.
mh3-:sm 1908 Pennsylvania ave
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California Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. 6 O.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In n ID. "Ward" prints 45c. per ID
Also cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MILK
&c. per quart.
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q. Il. Wnp 4 Bnos..

100 9TH stnw Established 1854.
World-reuovued krauich & Bach aud other Pianos
and Organs at low and easy terms Pianos for
rent at reduced rates special ATTENTION. % tuniax and
UIALLET q DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
ID Pianos. improved by new Istents Fifty more Of
those Pianos ordered for the New England Col-ery-
story tell the story OF supreme excellence a. l.
SUMNER. Agent. 81 9Th a. n ". oil
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Fresh Invoice OF the celebrated "SaborosO-
cigars just received. They are the best &C. cigars
made. Try them. NJ. d p. METzGER,
i Az eth st. n W
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lInY DRFss SHIELDS
Ar the Brst Nanufartufed hy the Brooklyn Shield
90. Brcoklsn. y, y. sold By al leading dry foods
houses IN United states mhs-.lm.
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DESIRABLE RCuDfsG LOT on Rhode Island
avenue, near 18th street. Is 10 be soa to-Inorrow
at O'Clock pm. In this locality in the pass year
or 80. some OF tie handsOmest houses N the city
have been erected. and The Improvement IS marked
BY plans Tor others.
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EpwAnD +. DRoop.
1 . 925 Pennsylvanis ave.
importer OF Music and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
sole sgent for the unequaled
STEINWAY, OABl4ER BEHRi Nc. BRIGGS. AND
/ OTHER PIANOS.
STRONG a ClAlKE's STERLING ORGANS
Pianos aud for sale for ruiIt reason
able terms.
| workmell Alb
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LADIES GOODS.

gro WHITE, LADIES' TAILOR 1905 STREET
Nj ~ Satisfaction guaranteed In ever rcepo.ts
bet MT and hest works. ship Prices Ncry Moderate
Pleas call and Nainne New eo,-is trfnnltnEs.
and new styl-. eiyed weekly from fNrls and oodun
oho. WHITE. 1lo6 street nv. mhioSt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

Plans for the proposed ship railway
across the isthmus connecting Nova Scotia
with New Brunswick were perfected on
the Goth. Vessels bound from Europe to
Boston and New York viii save five hun
dred miles by utilizing the railway.
IS Canada extremely cold weather pre-
vailed on the Goth, the Thermometer regis
tering ten degrees below zero at Chaudiere
and other places. At Father Point over
three feet of snow had fallen.
The mayor of Havana issued procla-
nation on the Goth imposing consumption
tax on all eatables, drinkables and fuel to
take effect on January l.
AN explosion of petroleum on the 2Ist
on a schooner at Bristol, Eng, killed
three men aud wrecked the vessel.
WHILE fishing on the I'D Michael Nc
Donald and his two sons were drowned nc
Halifax, n. 5.
ADyIcEs of the 23d say conspiracy was
discovered in Java, forty-two of the ring
leaders were arrested and eleven who re-
fused to surrender were shot dead.
THE mayor of Havana resigned on the
:a.3d because Of the ciamor against his re-
cent decree imposing a consumption tax
on eatables.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Work Of the Base-Ball Legislators In
New York-Cieveland Admitted to the
League In Detr0it's Place-Nick Young
Re Elected President New Rules
Adopted.
New YoRK, Nov. a.-The convention OF
tho National Basel Ball League was called
to order at noon Wednesday. After the
report Of the Board Of Directors had been
read and accepted the Cleveland Base Ball
Club was by unanimous vote admitted
to membership in the league. Proposed
amendments to the constitution were dis
cussed, but no action was taken. Mr.. n.
Z. Young, of Washington, was reelected
president of the league.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Joint Rules
Committee Of the National Base ball
League and tho American Association on
Tuesday decided against the restrict on of
the high and low ball delivery, and in
favor Of making fair hit of all balls that
strike an umpire who stands back Of the
pitcher or second base: taking
the stolen-hase column out OF the
score and putting it in the summary, and
doing away with foul tips. In the future
only foul flies when caught will retire the
bafsman. A tenth player for each club in
uniform besides the substitute will here
after be allowed on the grounds to take
the place of any player at the END Of an
even inning
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
A LUCKY JOURNALIST.
Editor Halford, Of indianapolis, Selected
~ Private Secretary to President Elect


Editor Haiford, Of indianapolis, Selected
~ Private Secretary to President Elect
Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 2a-President-
elect Harrison some days ago offered the
position of private secretary to Elijah w.
Halford, managing editor of the Journal,
and yesterday Mr.. Halford's acceptance
was made public. His experience with
men and affairs make this appointment
suitable one. Besides, for years 0 close
friendship has existed between General
Harrison and Mr. Halford. The relations
between the two gentlemen have been at
all times of q confidential character.
Mr. Halford, who is about 45 years Of
age, came from England with his parents
when child. The family lived first in
Cincinnati, then in Hamilton. and before
the war they came to this city. Mr.. Hal
ford began life as o printers apprentice,
and his success has been achieved by in
dustry.n quick intelligence and keen
observation Of events. During the
war he was q reporter and afterwards
city editor of the Journal. He then passed
to the managing editors place of that
paper, but left it to accept the same posi-
tion on the Chicago Inter Ocean when John
Y. Scammon established that paper He
returned as managing editor Of the Indian
apolis journal in 1881, and has held the
position ever since. He was also for u
time the private secretary OF Senator
Morton. He has always held close rela-
tions to the influential Republicans Of In
diana, and is gentleman whose advice is
always sought
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LATER,

THE bitter rate war that has existed 70
more than year between the Southwes-
tern railroads was ended by compromise
IN the "a h.
| INFORMATION has reached the English
government from Henry NJ Stanley the
AT rican explorer that establishes the fact
that he an d the White Pasha are one.
| WILLIAM J. OCoNNoR defeated John
Tetmer. OF McKeespors. Pa, holder Of the
title OF cha mpion oarsman OF America, ON
| the Potomac river opposite Washington,
d. c. on the "a II.
YALE defeated Princeton Mt foot ball at
New York on the 2ith.
| On the nightyof the 23rd, Sam Hamilton
| a merchat policeman. at lie Mars, To-. was
shot and killed ty John Gainor. Gainor
and some companions We're intoxicated
and creating disturbance.
A PEASANT girl was found murdered few
| days ago in Southern Russia. On the oath
two men We're arrested for burglary and
the handkerchief Of the dead girl was found
upon one of them. They confessed to the
| killing of the girl and stated that it was
done to secure fat to make a CANDID, le.iev-
ing that the burning OF q candle made from
the fat OF a human tody would secure them
| immunity from detection in crime. This Is
common superstition in Southern Russia
| MAMIE KELLEY, q thirteen-y ear old girl,
on the afternoon of the 24th. was picking
| up chips along the track of the Chicago,
Kansas City & St Paul railroad in West
St Paul, and stepped from between two
| freight cars on the side track just in time to
| lie caught by the o'clock motor. The
child was caught under the guards and
DIR; gged for 20 feet, her body being liter
ally ground topieces
WILLIAM BRAND, travelling salesman for
! Neubauer Bros, Milwaukee, Wis, died at
the Wells House. Wells, Mimi. on the 25th
from an overdose OF morphine administer
ed by himself.
FRANK lick, a farmer living at ST. Wen
de !, Mimi, was murdered on the oath by
a stranger whom he had allowed to ride
with him. The stranger shot L ch through
| the he ad, took his money and ran off with
his team and wagon.
HEAVY snow storms prevailed throughout
the east on the 25th, and along the sea-
loard they partook OF the nature of n bliz-
zard. Several boats were sunk off Staten
Island, there was also damage done along
the Delaware and New Jersey coast At
| Block Island the storm reached velocity
OF so miles an hour
FRANK DODGE, barber from Morton,
| Mimi. was found dead at Redwood Falls,
| on the morning of the oath. He was shot
with a 32-caliber revolver, the ball entering
the base of the skull and coming out Of the
forehead Clifton Holden. his cousin, was
arrested on the 25th on suspicion.
Mrs. AMANDA TRu'TT, living near Ozark,
| Mo, on the 2ith killed her Two young chill
| dren and then cut aer throat with "a butche,
knife.
Tue postofficc at Hoorhead, was burglar.
lied on the night Of the 25th