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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Indiana Odd-FsIIows.

INDIASAPoLIs, Ind, May q The semi
annual session OF the Grand Lodge lnde-
pendent Order OF Ood-Fellows began here
Wednesday. several hundred celeg stes be-
ing in attendance. Grand Secretary Foster
reports that during the lest six months tsS.-
0c4 has been spent for the relief OF meIn-
bsrs and their families. The number CT
effective lodges in the state is so, with
membership Of 20 $50 The Rebekah lodges
have "a membership OF q g3S
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
War Governor Rrongh'- widow Dead n

CINCISSATI, May % Mrs. Caroline A
Brougb. widow of John Brough, the noted
war Governor ot Ohio. died in THIS city
Wednesday at the residence Of her seq IN
law. Mr. " Gerard. after a weeks III
ness. Her remains will be taken g Cieve-
land for hnrial hesifr those q her husbsDd
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Iu.tful Chinamen on Trial.

MnwAUKKE. Nav s3-Tbe trial of HsA
Deng and Sam Tip la, the Cinnamon who
are accused OF making indecent assaults
upon young girls. and whose action caused
the riot several weeks ago which resulted
I'm driving nearly every Chiaaman out Il
the city. was begun on Wednesday Jury
was secured. and after the opening pleas
had been made adjournment for the day
took place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Ivn1AN.Fo1rs. Nav p The National As
sociatfon # survivors Of Vicksburg held 10
fret annual meeting here Wednesday. The
states represented we're Illinois Indiana.
Ohio Michigan. Kentucky, Wisconsin.
InwA Missouri ard Kansss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Great Loss Of liz. Feared.

HHIFAx, y s, MAY . -Advices rum
S. Pierre. hiquelop, state thst two hshing
vessels the Els and the Qnsrtre Freres,
which left france some time ago FOR the
New FouDdlsnd fisheries with 175 men on
board have been lost and that al han 10
have doubtless been drowned
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

wednesday sttsr
BoOA sg 5 O'Clock IL
a eateh bzsln ca IL
sGsrol avenue A
toSsI as wrapped
about rbd head bal
the Eesr otrLe f8IF
Sas stars naked The
Cat a o. g e 4rLl
called tie Agnas
lei when tLs doe
Tor always woxe next
nls skin suspended
about hIt neck Has
unroucha1 Ca the
head weIe The marx.
leIt by 4 dozen dee a
eat. Mlf ca haNa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

CAEHI III May q Judge Williams nis-
iJrity for Congress IN this district viii bc
z01O OF more. He hos carried eveFy county
ia the district including Saline C0UBtv,
which gave Harrison = majority n 2@o The
Democratic majority ~ tbis White county
rs 03S and ia Hamilton County 573
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
On. Miner In Great Luck

wuKEsBARsA Pa. May o John Hum
phrcys. a miner OF Plymouth, has Just re-
ceived news from Australia that he IL one
~ the heirs 70 An estate valued 81 about
$50 90. q wealthy sunt dying interstate
HIS share Uill be about a.. 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Tn. Royai Guest. from Italy.

BERLIN, May % Emperor William, King
Humbert. the Crown Prince OF Italy. and
Signor Crispi the Italian Prime Minister,
offended a gala performance at the opera
house Wednesday night The opera pro-
duced was Meyerbeer's Camp In Selisia" "
it was followed by o new ballet by italian
danCerz
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

C.RLrsrH. Pa. Nav q The tenth ami.
versary and graduating exercises % the
Indian Industrial School took plsce We0Des-
day. Secretary Noble presented the diplo-
mas and in bis address declared that the
President has laid down the policy that the
Indian tribes should be treated with jus-
f1re
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

sHtBor. "a Nay p A general ystse-
tior - % pr cent in wages nss been made
~ the sbsnsngo vaifey furnace oT,srssors
The cut aTects Z 90 men 1bs oyerstors
declare tlsst The lov price n pig Iron ara
ths cut rls5s b. Esbonins valley furnaces
e,oulr.l them - tsks this sction
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
SPECIAL PAINS HAVE BEEN MADE

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists in the country. As
sembed here in attractive form shapes and oddities In
endless variety Special attention has been made attract
hs fancy the fastidous TASTE and at the
goods shown which in price give great value for little
money
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

T1erv III Msv = William HsTnpksr
q Dundee snd 8 boy named Frsnk Hintzs
were Instantly killed here "wednesday
afternoon by tbs collapse Of 8 barn Which
tker we're rr0v+rr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
susts-e " GOD. May o.. Ts

WASHINGTON. May as--prssidsut Hsr
riEon is said T. be considering seriously ir
connection With tb. vscsncy on the so-
Irems bench The name # 5ustsc. pocas. Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

CH1c.so. Nsv = J.dge prsDdsTrsst hss
ordered 3 special election for Jane y in the
towns n HYDE Park LAKE. Jefferson and
Lake View. when the question n srneys
ti~u 70 Chicago vii be voted on and de-
~4reT
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

JovDos. May p The roof ~ . ooiliery
Of ksrthyr Jydvfl Wales he's fallen ia.
killing one miner end entombins fifty
eight others Work is being actively pros
ecuted for the rescue ~ The imyr1soued
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
-. Tarn.n 80 - In IN

LoSpox Nsy - FHss Duxbur7 lead
irg member q ths TesisTsn Church sne :
s-fsng ccnserrstIvs. Who cisl recently. has
eft II ssr v1n O. Q 30 70 NJ PsTnsEi for bls
-~s-.ts rlse
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

ErrFsE Viz Esy ~ An .iert-fe rtressI
ear Ire j. r. - ruit from xsyinetts VI,
70 NsbsrniDss Nich Ire HTvirs pres -
t,is city Hre ths coutrs<tork The carr
~ be rBH1ilr ssxt ylntaF
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Ct PTTEssBuRs xsy w. i, "a stated tbst
tbs Czsr has sspt syecs messenger 70
TIE bsrlisbsf C1Eo6 Pure Con~ssnttns re-
calling hin and rsirStstfpg him - cspsrg
A6mfrsi of TIE navy
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
COMPANY

tgThey occupy FIVE mammoth floors of space filled with
useful and artistic Furniture not only have they on exhibit
bon the product of their factory but they have the
finest collection of Artistic Upholstery goods to be found in
any wareroom in the country-barring none.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

tIf you Colorngs to match any draperies wall de-
coratons carpets here you will find the article
respond IL your is in pine oak birch walnut
hogany here your be fully grated Everything
the imagination conceive Is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

visit to this spot will supply you with more ideas
making your home attractive than other the city
Every person is invited to make insp spectiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Ths sprssi q ysllor fever IL Vera Cra1 IL
yery alarming
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
THE CRONlN CRIME
FurthSr Particulars About tbs
Findlng or TIE BODY.
SOME PROMINENT gEs INTERVIEWED
Sullivan. the ise Mas. Voluntarily sur-
rsud~Fs-a hat Alsk. sailis4s ySbu
sraalza .aa JeAs Dessy -
Of the n HGFasE.

CEcAso. Nay 23 -Ths body o. Dr P Il
Cfonin TIE Irish sgitasor he eisappSaree
L.M Is Lone L.e neeks 40 ~ TON.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
nrl.cr and Olsen io be Eyerated NrNt Friday.

rl1cEHvuLE. Cal, Oct lj.-The -.th.lIns ;or the execution oi Drager and Olsen next Friday. was erected r.-sjny Both men are converted to .hy Catholic faith which they em- lra,ri just after their conviction s year ago. Drager in a cool and de t.rujaed manner devoid of all hravado czart- hi- influence upon olsen, whose -mrit- are deeply affected Much surprise was created here by reports ,o the effect that the Sheriff and Coroner would resign their offices, and that an uprising oi the people in this Gfy would interrupt the execution. There i- considerable sympathy for the doomed men. but not a hint oi amy interference to prevent or delay the execution.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Wlnslo~'s Soothing syrup, for children tee,hing, is the prescription 0. one of the best female nurses and phy- sl-i7ns ID the United States and has been used for over forty years with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the process or ieething i's vaiue iS inCaIcuable. Il; relieves the child of pain, cures dvsen,ery and G.a. .h0eA, s..pia in the bowels, and V.ad cJlic. By giving health to the -hiid it give, Test 10 the mother. Pnce 25 cen bottle ianoo-Iy
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
4 Dlg in the Ribs

2 on the right side and lower part of tue diaphragm. though playfully meant and delivered, is calculated to r..kr profanity from chapPy whose Hscr IS oui oi or,ier When that re Ipn Is sore and congested, pokes seem ticudish Look at q mans coun- -cuancc ere you prod hiIn under the riu- Il his skin and eyeballs have 8 -aliow tu-e, you may infer also that his tongue Is iurred, his breath apt to ue sour thl! he has pains not only he meath ui~ ribs. but also under the right ,Louldcrbladc. Also. that his bowels are irregular and his digestion impaired Instead of making q jocose demons. 2, ion on his ribs, recommend him to take, and steadily persist in taking, Ho,tcttcr's stomach Bitters, the finest ani-bilious and alteratiye medicine cNtaut. Incomparable is it, also, for dy-pepsia, rheumatism, nerv- Du,ne>-, kidney trouble, and fever and 4gIe.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
Attention. Windmill Men {!

Parties desiring to purchase wind mills will do well to investigate the merits of the Aermotor, which is the latest improved, showing an increase of power of B per cent. A 12-foot wheel is guaranteed to do as much work as any I6-foot wooden wheel in the market. In all respects it repre- sents the latest improvements of in- ventive skill. For further information and circulars address HoFF.
 Of Tucson. Box l2O, Tucson, Arizona. 9 26tf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

says "Iu the vote of Silver Bow county to-day the board of canvassers threw out one precinct which will give IT. majority By this action the Republicans secure the entire legisla- 'ure and delegation in that county numbering II nemhcr-, giving them 4 majority on joint ballot in the legisla- ure The returns on the lace show taa 'he Democrats would have had utc majority with one member tie. The grounds on which the precinct oa- rejected are that there were three iu,.rti ,i ia, judges oi election. and
 hr count being con lucted by the
 ,r,, iu secret. the clerks being ex glnGeJ The returns showing mor, vote. counted than polled Judg. n-wulte ha, been appealed to by the u,mucrat, for d writ of mandamui q. compel rhe board oi canyassers [, .lanr ,hc rejected precinct
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

THAT some people are as prone 'o error as are sparks to fly upward vas made mAni:es, by the jumtled-up uo- ,iee published toy the bladder last even iag about the meeting on the silver question to be held in Tombstone un the EVENING or THE TwENIY-IlFTH lN- srAST This movement was started by the DAILY EPITAPH, and has been fully indorsed and enterel into by large number of our prominent citl- sens. The date of the meeting a- set originally was found 10 he too short, and it was therefore decided hy the consent and advice Of the original signers, 10 postpone the meeting ,c 'he 25th. in order to give i, wider public ity and insure large attendance from ail psr;s of the county. which l. earn ss,ly desired. All the naIne- signed Co the call, as published in thi, paper. were obtained hy callin. cu the gen ,leasn and obtaining permission to use their nsme. such j. not the ease with the list AS published last eN euIus; and not beng content with the Unau- thorized use of names. d number }f names have been dropped from the list as published in the DAILY ErTAH ali of which has been done for yea sons doubtless be.t known iu ,iI, ,apl- snt occupant of the bladder irlrd To confuse things still mnf, the date Of the meeting Is Incnrreoylv -lvru as being next Friday evening, wuicl I- calculated to mi.lesd some people who are unfortunate enough to place any credence in the statement When the bladder attempts to play second fiddle and copies from this paper in an inn por.ant matter IL should at least try and be correct for once in its life As to the receipt of letters and being sH- thorized to answer ss to the date oi the meeting, we will state that of our own knowledge that such Is not the case Another idea IS that maybe some people are, by such measures, attempting to create confusion and cause . failure of the meeting. but 1t is not likely that such tactics will pre- vail, ss the men who have the arrange ments in charge are in earnest. Ii anyone desires correct information con eerning this important meeting they cen ob;sin it by applying at this office. The meeting will take place al the courthouse in Tombstone on FRIDAY svEIrSG, OCTOBER rwExTY-FIFTH. at o,ciork
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
- - - -.

Y ,au..- l aa 'NN- special uom ".-a.-..a ..a' H.. r.e~-Hrc b.rugn' [" nalrH..a -.ra- Y F Jom 70 H.s.i 1.r w t.w-l. 'i l~ed rc- from N.4aa 1-n l. aad that herN nrarm raa -a. E made ig Secretary sherman au -l- ,iuuei ay ~.cr. ia..1"
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

-u fsa ooohi.e j. ,le .n.s county that has .ason any action in relation to sending delegates % the silver con, tion A there is uo. a county in the Territory that ,, uut iu p --e,, meas "re dependent on mining this arast> is not ereIitar.c Arizona being .i,sl. interested in d., -t@sr question t i- to her interest tha she have un delegation present al 'he convention srd every one ol our counties should he represented. Tombstone hs. taken the lead. and .'i, rHa proposition 10 send three representative u.cu from Cocli-e county The other counties should tall into line and help on the movement
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

cr>r>>ts. os. I--'eo persons are reported .l |. .. t.t>u l...e D. aoroa rar N u. Aatam saraa,I rua Arr. .ae l. --arH.i uy y.p .al ], a.a. .a-.- n-d d.ou 4a rn a.H- f.--a- station a.E .#e. .a I.., u-r n;n1 pa--..-.s- f..-l U.- vrr. Nu.5 M r-.H1. i've .-.. n- uf,L
 cr>r,eu o l--r.. wu-r
 lHm- a..a arn oa ra. inclined am. .ea., aHa 4r, aarIa~I -Hs and . a.lors m u. Mount Auburn iac..u-a plane. l. lies a Ae head q. Maa . s;r.c, and reached .,a aa-ar.t -la ] and aJp ..e. Ina Hao. ot 2l t.e, ! two rlr- are .nuI@.i na. ou each track drawn t e. eire aati,- wouna upon a iram t4a na-a hy an engine .o-4.,l He-e Nane passengers ! had .a,.r-I o-a. ta. uu' %. 'h. fauue. T.s sna--a-, .. -.er.-na- e,l right mHl r.a,h.i H, .n a... . .a engineer .aa. a.na.I u.. -..f ! ,ae engine. Ia- rr vl- arrested by -tr.a- Hmr wa..a -topg. i-- l-a-re--. aad.- .a. agae naua-. a. I.- m-oe va- .<.auj,l a ,Ae ra'le- and H snapped like wrap ping thread Then rle ,a- a.a i.-
 inmate, locked within t,-rs.- .a-h,- tH ls-e.a' arI e-a-l.I .'sa. oo. .t rae plano. Ih..-.a -.., .ta formed . the .ao.. euE u. ,aa track au which
 th, car rested aa- raaea sixty tee. down tn. -.r.,- I.. .-..k ..- and se,', .. tne e.r formed -aau-.r--
 v-o-k uf.h U-an- ana maua'-d t...,s "r. were ,.l.u .. . @ H r, H T
 r nu...s. n a. d r,-n4- . .. .r .,,..d
 a-,a.a- o.h '. 1., Inc ,am-. 7. -. r.- .. na
 y, bee. m... a~. Hm L iH UaG---r H.F..I. .aa Judge
 Hali-,e- ne,rl, -pt,,-- %. age. were
 taken oI. Ia- !,aI a,. as.u .p ! rhc mar-n. .. av.i .ainr.an. 1 fine u.mIei wore carried m rae u,as-. place eH-., au es.Hia...n
 ca.l be mr.a Joseph ml Charles 1 NcFajd,n He.at -.-or n. r. WAS
 Judge Wn pc--oa aaa n"- '1i-e 1 HaHr.s who wa- oa .hc car. Judge ] D..s-.u ike Judge H".li-.or I- too old , e..are rom -aou a .y.ii"is shock au. @4- our ot ,l.e frs. oi the wo4nael .l oie IT, v4- a well Ano.n attorney and a.,d ..ircI ios uuiaber Of wears. and "a- a warm personal friend O. P-e- len; Liuco!a. The Ii-. of i,aa now -trJ. Jad-o William l Dickson. N-s rist Ives. Miss Lillian o-.amp, Michael Ea-i-h Jo-,ph
 Hochste,,er Woundel 'ha.. JicFaI- den. bo.h leg broken Joseph MogaI- den. cut on the -ile and various DOT [ tion- Of tine body and internally in- jured. Mr-. Hochs.c,ter. cu's and in- l t.rr,I i,r-.,ri.s
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
s--a-a-sl---z-uns--a~@-->~-~

T. anyone bartyr- the idra that ti, silver men are going to have walk over iu the approaching session ot Congress they may just as well li-ni.- it from their minds. From a piece oi news published in yesterdays DAILy ErITArH 1t will te seen that the gold advocates succeeded in per7aading the Cabinet not to take any action looking toward the purchase oi the maximum amount Of silver or free coinage. thus showing that they -ulI wield great influence II the silver men ex- pect to succeed they must organize or ganizc thoroughly and put forth their best efforts
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

NoTWrrHerANpr>c any statements Co the contrary tho meeting called to st lect delegate to send ,a thc silver cou- yention will be held on Fmp,l FvEN- ISG, the TwEN IY-urUH lN~r.NT
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
Tourists.

Whether on pleasure ben, or business -hould Iake cn every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as il acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys. liver and bowei-, preventing levers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in soc and SI,oo bol,lesby all leading druggists
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

FoR rapid transit commend us to the mail service of Arizona, It only takes thirteen days for mail 10 reach Prescott from Tombstone.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
Harris. the Taller,

And practical cutter. Hobby suits and pants a speciality. My will is good, my work is just, use you well, but ask no trust.
 Allen street, Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
Resigned.
I-' tEt- IITIIIl

~tS FEANCIsco, Oct. l5.-J. C.. ~ant, general traffic manager of the ~.gtheru Pacific has resigned to ac- crp' the appointment as second vice president of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ~.. Paul.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

WHAI little scheme England up 10 nowr The London Times want, Uncle sam @ nke th, -mlviea I,laul- lu yar th. vrl
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

rHE holtor- {, rhe bonds .>snea by Mayimili.u ehile u Mexico aye making ar., hir ty- u.ulua, a4. b, ....i ,t,r -...,..i
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

I'm F.r-,... A.a s- a'u"I'E tu" statement l..' 'H. b,sai o -a- peri-"r- ot Fua. onn.- aa.. '.aj' ! to c,li an -ari tr , constitutional n.y,nloa Is a'."- -oquer,, .u. nsm.-s i.t.s p: tlat county j. .aL.uG steps ,o r-l a uyhot in the field Thu, Ia. iiaal aaI Mar icopa are ,he only tw, counties that have taken amy aeti.a aai from pres ent appearances. we l-e sorry lo say. they wiN have ln company.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
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Ir5sn.wl .-.if. hui..1,'.n.r for ..r ~.rH- H. ,. a-u.. '2 fre' <, m..e i saH --...,s,- " .lmuDu rH-c.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

THE Globe Silver Belt is getting up a little trust of its own. It has cap- tured the postoffice and telegraph ofbce.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

TIE Chinese laundrymen complain of dull business. Say that the pres snt cool weather permits their cue tomers to wear their clothing tive Wesks instead of enc.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16

Nesbits poultry powder and Forrest cholera cure for chickens. For sale at Wolcott's. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
NeaiaRa Election.
ternal injuries.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I5-The Ex- aminer's Helena, Montana, special
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-16
THE DEATH OF FIVE PEOPLE.
Enrn lMn.

,.tl,.1.u urumtn
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-08-09
Irritation.

AAAAN0NAVA1s
Says Bismarck special to the Fargo Re-
publican; ''rhe prolonged uncertainty Of the
rainfall in North Dakota renders tho question
Of irrigation one Of the most important with
which the people have to deal. The prospect
Of securing national aid to bore the wells and
provide lake reservoirs have greatly stimulated
the hopes Of the settlers. The senators and
representatives who are chosen by tho two Da
.kotas this fall will be expected to give the
subject thorough attention at Washington.
The plan Of securing flowing wells and rum
ming them into lake beds in tho semi-arid re-
gions of North Dakota is practicable beyond
question, and the senate commission after
hearing the testimony, will undoubtedly be
ready to render active aid. The hundreds of
alkali lake beds will furnish the necessary res
ervoirs and in addition to holding the water
until it ls Of the right temperature to nourish
the crops, the alkali that the water will take
with it when used for irrigating purposes will
nourish the stock Of the grain and become an
active fertilizer In soil where the essential in
gradients for rendering the stock vigorous and
filling the berry full have been exhausted.
Most Of the water secured by means Of arte.
sian wells is too cold for vegetation until it has
lain on the surface for some time. It needs to
be brought to the temperature Of falling rain.
lit car he made still warmer it will be bene-
hcial to growing crops. lii artesian we'll
project has a political bearing. Il may 10
that hard work will be necessary to secure
favorable legislation in the house Of represen-
tatlves, and the members of the lower house
who represent the two Dakotas should be well
informed on the question and earnestly devot-
ed to the enterprise.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-08-09
Going to Trial.

Among the passengers on the Manitoba
train from the north, last evening, were Chief
Hubbard Of Chicago, and six or eight detec-
tves, who had in charge Burke, the supposed
murderer Of DR.. Cronin. The prisoner, the
chief, and two or three Of the detectives, were
seated in the small smoking room at the rear
end Of one Of the sleepers. Burke was hand
cuffed and bis feet were shackled and
securely chained to the floor. Thus secured
and surrounded by officers, he sat quietly puff
ing away at short stemmed cob pipe. While
the train stopped here and at Moorhead, both
doors Of the sleeper and the door Of tho smok-
ing room, were locked; the curtains Of both
windows Of the room were drawn; and in
front Of the smoking car door several detec-
tives were stationed. In Moorhead, Burke's
supper was brought into the car, but no one
was allowed to speak to, or get near him, and
only one or two succeeded in even getting a
glimpse Of him. As the train pulled out Of
Moorhead, one Of the window curtains was
raised, but it was too late to afford tie crowd
an opportunity to crafty their curiosity. Chief
Hubbard expressed bis determination to keep
Burke secluded till be reached Chicago, and to
admit no reporters under any circumstances.
A large crowd had gathered both at Fargo
and Moorhead depots, and were greatly disap-
pointed at not seeing the man Of whom they
had heard SO much.-Fdrgo Republican,.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-08-09

Minneapolis is enjoying first class sensa-
ton In the shape of a S227,OOO forgery CON-
mitted by one Of the upper ten" OF the Flour
city. The eminent fnancier who has been
able to accomplish this stupenduous fraud Is a
young attorney by the name Of Faank COL
lon,, tho trusted aud confidential agent OF
John T. Blaisdell, whose name he forged to
notes and other paper to the amonnt above
stated. He is the sou OF one OF the wealthiest
men in Minneapolis, and for some time past
has been living in gorgeous style In a hand
some Portland avenue home. The money has
all been squandered in wild speculations. OF
course, it is 'nortifying to the pride of Min
neapolis that this young adept in tho art of
penmanship didn't HE himself off to Canada
and thereby secure the Flour city the same
amount of advertising usually bestowed on
the financial achievements of defaulters In
Eastern cities, but the consolation remains
that the forgery is for a big round sum and
not for a beggerly few thousands.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-08-09

Senators Reagan and Stewart of the senate
irrigation committee, arrived in Aberdeen last
Sunday and were met by a large crowd. An
exhibition Of the artestan we'll was given and
a public meeting held at the opera house.
Both senators announce the conviction that
irrigation by artesiau wells is practicable Sem
ator Reagan said that land now worth from SC
to $40 when properly irrigated would be worth
$50 per acre. Senator Stewart argued the de-
monitization OF silver at length, denouncing
the money bags Of Wall street, and calling up
on the people Of the now states to elect soma
tors and representatives who will hcIp break
the influence of the bondholders.