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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22
THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Changes Made IN Fourth Class Ofices
DurIng President CIeveland,s Term.

Changes Made IN Fourth Class Ohhces
During President CIeveland's Term.
WAsHINGT0N, Nov, 19-The annual re-
port Of the First Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson Sd VS. that during
the last fiscal year fourth class lost-
masters were appointed as follows:
On designations AMI commissions ex-
pired, 6 52l; on removals, !, IA; on deaths
Of postma tiers, 60; on establishment Of
new post, f1ces, 8 SEQ; whole number Of
appointments, II 2sS. This is net de-
crease from last year Of 1911 During the
year l,645 post fl 3es were discontinued
The report shows that there We're
S3l post-offic.s established, and IA
more discontinued during the year
than during the previous year
The increase in the whole number
of post Offices is shown 10 have been 2.2l9.
as against l.543 fer year 1857. There
was an Increase Of 100 or more pOst-oihcss
q each of the following states: Nurth
CarUlins, l5S, Texas, is, Virginia, l2j.
Kentucky l26; Alabama, lO6; California
1906; West Virginia, 1867 Arkansas, 10.
PENIS lvania 100
WASHINGTON. Nov. i9 "A list has been
prepared at the Post-ofIice Department
showing that between December / and the
end Of Cleyeland'S term eighty commits
sions Of postmasters appointed BY Presi-
dent Arthur viii expire. The list includes
every State. New YORK, Of course, lea l.
ing The ga, aries Of these Offices range
from 81, 500 TO 50 400 per year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts
PROM wssHrHoToe.

PACKAGES Of s.ver u0llars arrived az
the Treasury Department on the i3ta from
the New Orleans mint from which about
81 so had been taken and shot and p.ecee
Of ls. substituted therefor
THE aggregate earnings Of one hundred
railroads for October were SO. -. O65,
against 80. S74,475 IN 1851, al increase Of
sI23 5S3
DURINO October the total value of beef
and hog PRODUCTS exported from the Unit
ed States was -, 95a, 25e, and OF dairy prod
ucts. tG59 Az
OK the Ia Z f seal year the total cost Of
the postal serv &c was IS. l25.04 The re-
cei7Is were a.. Gsj, l56. ie-v.ng a ScScit Of
30 go 5 )
THz superintendent OF the Deaf Letter
Uhice ia his annual renort on the 18th
stated that ab ut &, 10000 pieces Of orig
inal dead m all matter we're rec lived dur
ing the year, an increase over last year Of
ne trly $4,000 y ece4
Az order from the War Department on
the 18th relieved General Sch ieli at his
own request OF the command OF the divis-
ion the Atlantic and appointed thereto
hairr General o. -. Howari
RI. HON. JosEPH CHaMBzRLATS. of Len
don. aud Mis- Mary Eudicott, the only
d tighter Of the Secretary OF War, were
--AsAA "a n " ION on AiAf AEfAA
TIE Prohib .Onists cast 2OJ. 90 votes in
the vari Us States nd Territories in the
recent election
THERE were las business "a lures in the
United States during the seven DAYS ended
on the tn, Fgainst la the previous seven
DAYS. I c total OF failures n the United
States from Jauuary l 70 date is sC49.
aga ust ; ISL in 1851
HE report OF General Dumont chief Of
the steamboat inspection service, on the
10Th showed that during the year end
ed June 20 last $50 vessels we're In
spected and 20 81 officers were duly Ii
ceused- There were 81 accidents, causing
the death or a03 persons, 81 having been
passengers and liz employees on the steam
ers.
Ar twenty-s'x leating clearing houses
in the United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 18th aggregate
81 OIL SjS 81 against sos, 301 l22 the pre-
vi0us week. A. conf are with the CORE
spending week OF lss5 the decrease amount
Ell TO q ) rcr cent
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THE DEAD-LETTER OFFICE.
A Large Amount OF Work Caused by tn
CareIessness of Correspondents.

Large Amount OF Work Caused by the
Carelessness of Correspondents
WAsHISGToN, Nov. f6-In annual re-
port the Superintendent Of the Dead Letter
Office states that ab Ut 6. $50 900 pieces Of
original dead mil matter were received
during the year, an increase over last year
Of nearly 900 900 pieces. There were
about 100000 ordinary unclaimed let
tiers; 1890 with fictitious addresses;
l73 700 returned from foreign coun-
tries as undel verable; 49l OOO letters
originated in foreign countries; l. G48 con-
tanned unma liable articles; 1911 600 were
held for postage etc The Office succeeded
in returning T49, 5l3 pieces 70 their owners
without opening. There were 215l2 pieces
containing money amounting TO S35 40;
%, 63S pieces containing negotiable paper,
etc, amounting 10 81. 343 019 face value,
and 3, 697 containing postal notes amount
ing 70 s5,70s. The proceeds Of the sale Of
unclaimed property last year amounted TO
S2053
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
THANKS ilvIN G.

Governor Rusk Names Thursday. OVEN
Der 30. as the Day.
The Governor has issued the following
proclaim itiOu:
For the blessings OF health, peace and pros
per ~ accorded 10 the people OF Wisconsin tue
past year, and for the progress made In all
hat contr butes TO advance our mater al and
moral welfare, IL Is fitting that we should rev.
sVently return thanks ulto Aim ghty God
Now, therefore, /, Jerem al NJ. Rusx, Govern
1r OF the State OF Wisconsin. epnformlng TO
he proclamation OF the President OF the
United States. do appoint Thursday, November
%, 1884 as day OF thanksg ng and pra sc,
and l recomu end that on that day the Poop Q
Of Wisconsin abstain from labor, and, meeting
in their places OF worship, give thanks 10 the
Supreme Ruler for II kin iness aud mercy.
and that the poor be generously remem bered-
In testimony whereof. ] have hereulto set
my hani and causei the Great
Seal OF the State OF Wisconsin
10 be afixed. Done at the Capt.
IGreat Seall toll in Ma lison, this 18th day OF
November, IA the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty
J. NJ. RUsE.
BY the Governor:
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ISL O. TIMME, Secretary of State.


As the Omaha train from Duluth was
crossing the bridge at West Superior the
other night a quarrel arose among several
occupants ~ the smoking-car. A fist
fight ensued and then one of the combat
ants drew a revolver and commenced fir
ing. The shooting became general. One
man rushed into the ladies' car and fired
several snots. one of which hit Frank
Boggert, of Superior, in the leg. In
the excitement the man who did the
first shooting jumped off the train and
escaped although three shots We're fred
at HIM. F ,ur men IN all were wounded,
bucnone fatally.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

THrnE were eight new cases Of yellow
fever at Jacksonville, F.a-, on the leth and
four deaths
Wills Patrick Drrkins, G baggage man OF
the Pennsylvania road. sat the supper
tab in En-. Pa, on the Ma b. Of the ! 8 b
his " fe thr " bowl Of VI rlol In his fscs
banning out DO his eyes and inhicting
fatal injur es HIS wife fed from The house
but re lrned soon with an ofic ? When
Durk rs heard her co ling ami although
blind vi pain be att cked her and nearly
killed her in spite OF the officer
Or the night Of the 18th, Mrs W H
Brown Of Cnslheld, MINI, went 10 her
room aud o0k a dose OF laudanurn from me
effect OF when she died No cause can be
assigned
WIDOW Mrs John Male,ch. was ulur-
q red uesr Fr ePOT MINI. on the night of
the 1s'h by a hat demented man named
John Phon who wanted TO marry HI.
Ms THoZAs FITZPATRICK. Of BRIDGEPORT
Conn. OF The morning. OF tie 10 ). at
temp ed to light a IRE with 4 parlor match
TIE head feI. Of and set ire to.her clothing
She was so baby burned that she did
Her hush n0 a. two sons were b-dly
burned .rying qaench the flames
THE household efgec Of LorI ssckv !,
West were fold atauc ion on the l9-h
A NAN civ ne b nsma as Dr.. HUMILITY.
OF New NoIk. YVES arrested IN London on
the 1a-h IA connection with the White
chapel murders The arrssted is well
known in { is country 10 the police Of the
east as Dr. Twonblity
AT Beaver Falls. Pa. on the l9th wbTe
experimenting Y II q patent process for
using ol IS fu a Jhs Beaver Falls Iron
Work, al tank explcd "a terri " burn
In SIX men The works W re damage a by
Ere 70 he extent Of $50. GOA
SIXTY FIVE laborers on the Northern Pa
c Il rai roa were arressed M taken 70
Butte, Mont On the 18th for il egal voting
a. the late cleo en- in Bonner precinct
Or the morning oft e 10 Nile Gaudart
= French governess in the employ Of Henry
. BOunsli, of You gstOwn. o, comali ted
su eide. She " nt o be att an while
turning some letters SCI Ere to the house
She jumped through window and fell TO
the q gstones 50 feet below
NEW sewer in Pitsslurg, Pa, caved in
on the IS h XII ing ] nls. the con-
tractor and bricklayer named Charles
Baker.
AT the cd concentration Of the Boston
Montana works at Meadvile. Montana
boiler exp oded on the 10th, killing n. J.
E wards. engineer, W O. CoGnor.
carpen er. jacob Kranmei. pipe Mt er;
II nry Winters. lziorer. and fatally ini p
ing four other employs The boiler was
new one. and was considered safe. bur
could not stand sudden pressure OF 200
pounds
CEARLEs RADCLIFFE. while attempting 70
board a moving bic car m Chicago on TIE
afternoon Of the 19sh, slipped and fell be-
meath the wheels and was crushed TO
death
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22
A CRASH N rHg sourn.

Several Large Concerns at Durham. \.
G.. su-pend-TotaI Liabilities of over
SSOO,OO0-Ths Closing Of the Doors of
the Bank of Durham, Owned by w.
4. blackwell. Preoipitates the TroshIs
Great Excitement.
RALEIGH. n. c., Nov B-The Bank OF
Durham failed Thursday A card said
that all depositors would be paid dollar
for dollar Others are involved The
sum embraced in the days disasters is a
round million, and the firms affected were
among the largest in the city. The
b nix Of Durham, which involved the
fortune OF all the others, was owned
by W I. Blackwell. Its liabilities
are 100000. The bank was operated
on a cash capital Of 500. 900, but Mr.. Black
wells personal signature is good for
$1,000, 600 He owns vast quantities Of val
liable tobacco lands Several days ago
Mr. Blackwell began to experience dim
Guilty in getting his paper in Northern
banks renewed, and Wednesday af-
fairs re ched that crisis where he was
compelled TO close up. The real es-
tate at command of the bank was Oficialiy
stated last June to be 1878, 900, The last
semi-annual statement of the bauk showed
rediscounted papers amounting 20 500, GO
and loans amounting to s499 600. S2l2. 100 of
which was secured by individual notes
without Endorsements.
The suspension Of the bank also brought
about that Of e. J. Parish, the tobacco
warehouse man, who is one of the heaviest
dealers in the State The amount for
which Mr. Parish is held is sle0. 900. He is
worth over $4,000. He is large manu-.
facturer Of smoking tobacco and his sus-
pension affects a large number OF EN-
ployes, who are now tarown out Of work,
and who will experience much suffering
unless the factory should start up again.
The Lockhart factory is involved for
St20 600, with assets nearly equal
The next TO go was J. W Blackwell,
whose liabilities are 10 600
The others are! W J. Ellis, liabilities
S25, 600, Muse s. Shaw, l0,00O; Robins &
Stone, IS, 100.
Intense excitement prevailed upon the
announcement Of 50 many failures, and
wild rumors were in circulation invol-
wing many other names The banks Ce-
parties are all wealthy and If given
time will be able 10 Equidate without
less to cred tors. The create Z danger 70
the community comes from the gripping
Of the tobacco factories in which so many
are engaged The years business will be
lost and the employees will have 10 scatter
broadcast ia search Of employment II is
the gre test financial crash known in
the history of the State. Capitalists pro-
fess that the disaster has wrought its
worst and that no other failure need be
looked for, but the bank and the tobacco
warehouses did such extensive business
throughout the country that fears are en-
tertained for many Of the customers.
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WILL GROVER BE a RAILROAD MAN?
1t is Said That He VIII BE Oaered the
Presidency of the b. & o.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia Washington
dispatch TO the New York World says ! at
there are rumors 10 the effect tint Mr.
Cleveland will be offered the pres
idency Of the Bait more d Ohio
railroad The directors meet next
week, and il is believed that
the frequent conferences lately between
Senator German and Dir. Cleveland have
been in relation 10 h S possible connection
with this IA lroad. Il is believed that the
present temporary organization, with
Samuel Spencer az its he d, viii be con
tinued for another SIX months, and that
possibly 10 June next Mr.. Cleveland Will
be elected president
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

MRs HARRIET BEECHER STOWE has
made the most remarkable recovery
her physicians have ever witnessed.
When she left sag Harbor recently it
was be ieved that shc could not live 70
reach Hartford Now. however. she
Is better than she has been for some
years. and Is able 20 walk with the aid
II a cam.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-It is denied a
the White House that President Cleveland
has a any time iutimated 70 any one &
desire 70 dispose Of his property
known a. OaAview. The President
will probably retain this valuable piece
Of real -ests e for some time % come. II il
50 situated that il must Of necessity great
" enhance ia value as the city grows, ane
the growth is al IN that direction He
originally paid about 80 900 for L. ar
expended perhaps 50 900 Or s. 90 Ia i'm
proving il Good judges Of real estate say
il would readily sell TODAY fJr $50 90
Ching Hing Wy, q Chinese high binder
has ar lived a. Joliet, sentenced for life
murder In wyoming Territory
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

THERE are about six thousand diff
ierent descriptions OF postage stamps
10 existence. The museum OF the Ber-
lin post-oilice alone contains between
four and Eve thousand specimens. Of
which half are from Europe, and the
remainder divided between Asia. Afri-
"a. America and Australia
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22
THE MILLIoNAIREs' TRAIN.
A Party of Wealthy Eastern Men Making
a Tour Of the Conntry.

NEW YoEK, Nov. IA party Of mill
iouaires are aston shing the natives along
the line of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
road They are: John Jacob Aston John
a Stewart, president Of the United
States Trust Company, Of New York;
George Bliss, OF Morton, Bliss s.
Co, Of New York; c. A Ches-
ter of Drexel, N Ryan & Co, Of New
York; John Crosby Brown. Of Brown Broth
ers & Co, of New York; Mr. Winthrop, Of
Drexel, Harjes & Co, OF Paris and Mr..
Stotesberry. Of Drexel a. Co, Of Puiladel-
phia They are travelling By a special
tram made up of Iuxuriously appointed
private cars. One Of the chief objects Of
the present trip is TO invest gate the cOun-
try with view TO future investments.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

CHICAGO. Nov Representatives 0,
the nine State fsirs in the Western cir
cult met a. the Sherman House Wedne5
day evening. ex Governor Robert v
Furnas. Of Nebraska. n the chair, aut
agreed upon the follow ne schedule 0.
fair dates for the fan q lsSg; Iowa aut
Ohio. first week 10 September; Nebraska
Minnesota. and Tri- State, second week ID
Septem Der; Wisconsin, Kansas and IndI
ana third week in September; Illinois
fourth week 70 September; and St. Louis
first week il October
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22
Wisconsin Inventors.

The following residents of this State
have recently been granted patents: f.
Beard, Amigo, device for canting
logs, etc C. J. Blakely, Evansville, bur-
nishing machine; j. r. Bro lie, Portage,
leg and foot protector; j. Z. Carpenter,
Berl n, wood polishing machine; W b.
Chapman, Omro, neck yoke; w. ID. Gray
and r BIrkholz Milwaukee, grinding mill !;
Fl. 5. Klein, Milwaukee, window; NJ
Klima. Tabor feed cutter; f. C. McGrath
r. icine, road cart; C. II Thomas, Han
cock, means for elevating and supporting
roofs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

THERE are many curious copies Of
the Holy Writ in the various collee-
ticns az books in the world. but there
is doubt il there is one as rare as that
owned By DR.. Williams. a London ply
stefan. Il Is written entirely in short
hand. and Is on exhibition in its own
er's library This volume. for the
amount Of reading matter is small and
the characters are exquisiteiy written.
Il belonged to an apprentice who. ssis-
picious Of James II. 5 intention regard
ing Professionalism, wrote the whole for
himself. fearing that he might be de-
prlved of MS printed copy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

ARSuNTA Miles. OF sumner. Kan, a.
though only ifteen years Of age. secured
a marriage license from Judge Tansey
on the ground that she wRs an orphan
and had no relatives TO interpose OBJ
lection It looked like a case Of poor
house II she wasn't taken care Of. and
The Judge stretched point in her
favor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

ST. JoSETH. Mo. IS the banner town
for mischievous boys a number of
them entered the High School build
ing through a basement window the
other evening aud destroyed about sSa3
worth 81 property. When the ianitor
arrived in the morning the building
looked as though a cyclone had been
confined in il over night Torn books.
broken globes. iuk-splashed walls and
rturned desks met the eve in every
room. The small window through
which admittarce was gained leaves
no doubt that the wanton act was the
work OF bows.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

San FBASCIsCo. Nov. 19.-Great excite
ment prevailed in tbs city Sunday after
noon, caused by the unmI-takable shock
Of an earthquake. Thousands Of people
m shed into the streets from private resi-
dences and the hotels throughout the
city. fearing that the buildings We're
about 70 topple down upon them The
shock was "a severe one and lasted for
about 8 quarter Of a minute, the vlbrat on
being from northwest 10 southeast. Dis
patches from Central California state that
the shock was felt through bout that section,
causing general conformation and fright
Harvard College is fitting out au eZpe-
dtiou TO Peru in charge OF eminent astron-
omers TO stu y the southern heavens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

PARrs. Nov. 16-The Government works
for the manufacture q small arms al Chat
tel Ie Rault, in the department Of z ienue,
have been destroyed hy FIRE TINS viii
necessitate the suspension for time OF
the manufacture Of the Iebel rife. The
fire is believed 70 have been due % an &C
cident. The loss Is placed at LOO 0o0
francs There were no fatalities
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Turned Her out To Die.

Emily Schaefer, young girl was found
wandering on the lake front at Milwaukee,
the other night, and told an officer that
she was going to drown herself Her
mother, she said, had turned her out of
doors on learning she was in a delicate
condition. she was taken home, and her
mother refused her admission. The police
then took her TO the hospital, where she
was delivered of dead child. Soon after
she died from childbirth and exposure
There was great indignation against her
parents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

J&v G0UID has aged wonderfully in
appearance lately His beard. which
was formerly black and glossy. is now
almost white, and, as he wears it
longer than he formerly did. the effect
Of age is much increased. Friends who
have not seen him for a year now
-ca cely recognize him. so changed
i ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

TUE new fashion OF embroidering
the seams Of trousers for evening wear
suggests the question whether it pres
ages the temperance Of belaced and
ruffied wrists and colored and silken
coats. The new trouser seams win
soon be Of gold. it IS said. and then
any thing may happen.
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Monona Lake As.embIy.

At the annual meeting Of the board of
directors Of the NJ mona Lake Assembly,
sheld recently in Madison, Senator w. 5.
Main, of Madison, was elected President;
+. S. Stein. of Milwaukee, First Vice
President; g. Durant, of Racine, Second
Vice-PreSident; Secretary J. G. Mosley,
Madison; Treasurer, Edward Sumner,
Madison; Superintendent of Instruction,
J. ID. Hurlburt. New York; Mus ell Di-
rector, H. r. Palmer, New York. The next
encampment viii be held from July % to
Augnsf 8 1SSQ
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

GOVERNOR BLAKE. Of Newfoundland.
has been appointed Governor-GeueraI
Of Queensland the place recently made
vacant By the death Of Sir Anthony
Musgrsve. a son-in-,aw Of David Dud-
ley Field. Of New York A salary Of
SIS, 0J0 and enoIuments which are said
20 be enormous have made the Office
one Of the most desirable in the gift Of
the British Government
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

W. J. BAKNwEIL, a mathematician
and Crganist Of Berkshire. Eng clsims
20 have squared the circle. He has
been at work on the time-honored prob
lem for fifteen years. His solution con
sists Of eight ES--es- which, in con
crete shape. form perfect cyClomete-
Mt Bsrnwell has laid his formulas be-
fore tie French Academy Of Sciences.
II he has really squared the circle he
should now devote himself 70 the effort
70 discover perpetual motion. ard also
settle the historic question as 70 Who
flliped the late lamcntci Billy Pstts--
son
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

MIS-. Mona CARD. who started the
discussion on is Marriage a Failure2"
spends most Of her time on a large
estate in Hampshire. Eng. dividing
her time between experimenting her
arm and performing literary work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

DETROIT. Mica. Nov. 19-The Detroit
Tunnel Company was Incorporated Satur
day afternoon W ii a capital stock Of q, 500,-
600 or more than half the cost o. the pro
posed tunnel IN der the Detroit river Lu-
thsr Beecher. q wealthy capitalist Of Ibis
city is the prime pal shareholder. Work
on the tunnel viii p o0abiy not be com
rueucel until next pr NJ
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CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. IA special from
Lordstovvn, O., says that Peter Shibly. a
weII-known farmer, murdered his W fe
Thursday. he took position IN an adiOin-
ing room and deliberately shot her ia the
temple as she was rocking u a chair.
Shfbly is undoubtedly insane. TIE couple
had been married more tnan sixty years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-22

4 SUBSCRIPTION paper for some re-
ligious object was passed to a Jealous
church member in town recent y. says
the Gloucester (Mas-.) -4drs fjScr.
when he remarked: well. l can give
i've dollars and not feel it. Then.
said the solicitor. give ten dollars and
feel it. The point was seen at once.
and the '.tcn spot was forthcoming.
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II. S Barnett. proprietor of the Peoples
Theater in Duluth, MINI, and the West
Superior Theater, who was arrested foI
shooting Frank Hayes. of Duluth, in a
restaurant at West Superior, had a pre-
liminary examination In the police court
the other day, and was scharged. The
testimony of a number of witnesses showed
beyond doubt that he acted in self-de-