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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-06-28
Attempted 20 KIN Her snou.a

ELDoRA, Iowa, June 25.-At Hubbard
Mrs. A. c. Davis, notorious character,
attempted to murder her husband by
shooting at him three times with a
revolver. No cause is known, unless it
yvaa iealousv
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Bad Timber Fires.

HELENA, Mont, June 25.-Disastroui
timber fires are reported west of here or
the Northern Pacific railroad. The
bridge over Clarks Fork, 900 feet long
has been destroyed. The fires caused
delay to trains and much damage te
pronerty
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First ms. June Il; last ins. July 3.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
y Earth. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF James
McMurtrie, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims ana demands against the estate OF
Earth. deceased that the Judge of the Pro
bate Court of Blue Earth county will hear,
examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate at his Office in the CITY 81
Mankato i'm said Blue Earth county, on the
18th day of January, A. ID. 1890, at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon of that day, and that seven
ted and allowed by said Probate Court for
creditors to present their claims.
Dated June IL, 1889. ,
Administrator of the estate of James McMur-
trie, deceased.
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Sold by Druggists and Dealers
EuLLY 10000 LOST.

THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. 4
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Would Lynch Foley

CLoQUET, Mimi, June 25. Contractor
Foley is having trouble with his mer
who have been grading on the Duluth
and Winnipeg. When he got off the
train here he was surrounded by the
men, about fifty in number, and would
have been roughly handled had it moi
been for the police. Some of them
wanted to lynch him. The trouble il
about nav.
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Killed by a Bad Boiler.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, June 25.-By a
boiler explosion in George Renner's
brewery Charles Richter was instantly
killed. The building took fire and was
destroyed. Loss. S75 900: insured.
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The Prince IS Augusta, sister of the
Queen of Denmark, is dying.
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No Hope for Mrs. Hayes

FREMONT, Ohio, June 24.-At 10
O'Clock there had been no material
change in Mrs. Hayes condition. The
family are waiting at the bedside and
hope has about been given up. Death is
hourly expected.
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SEVENTY LIVES LOST.

Terrific Cyclone I'm Cuba Great Damage
Done to Property.
HAVANA, June 25.-Reports regarding
the damage done by the recent storm
continue to come in. Batoclana, on the
southern side, just opposite Havana, was
flooded, the principal streets being inun.
dated to depth of three feet.
A number of houses werc blown down
In the suburbs of Havana. Four people
were killed at Ell Velardo and two Others
at Cerro. IL is now thought that over
seventy people were killed during the
cyclone.
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A Mail Steamer Ashore.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-Advices
have been received that the Pacific mail
steamer, Granada, which left here June
IS for Panama, is ashore sixty miles
south OF Manzallino. Her passengers
and crew are safe.
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The Prince Augusta, sister of the
Queen of Denmark, is dying.
At a gala performance given in Berlin
in honor of Prince Leopold's wedding,
the premiere ballerina's costume caught
fire and she was seriously burned.
1t is reported that the North German
Lloyd Steamship company have decided
that their steamers will hereafter dis.
continue calling at Southampton.
The adherents of Boulanger have ar.
ranged to hold conference in London
next Wednesday, when it is expected
some decisive action will be taken.
A revolutionary manifesto from Servia
hae been circulated in Bosnia and Her.
zegovina announcing that Austria in.
tends to annex those territories. The
population is greatly excited.
Baron Gynito, an Hungarian noble.
man, has been sentenced to three years
imprisonment at hard labor in the prison
OF Graft. for killing his adversary in q
duel during the fasting anniversary.
The Captain racassa. semi-official
newspaper Of Rome, denies the state.
ment that Italy will join the other pow
ers in joint protest to Switzerland
against the latter's treatment of foreign
political offenders.
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wilIIive TIL Au~ "a

LEXINGTON, KY, June 25.-Tom
OBrien, the slayer of Retty Shea, was
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree in the Lafayette circit court Satur-
day, has been sentenced by Judge Nor
ton to be hanged Aug. "a,
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LIST ins. June 81: last ins. July ~.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

dnonnanA
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Fell sixty Feet m aa Elavator.

CHICAGO, June 4.-By the breaking
of a shaft in a freight elevator in the
twelve-story building of the Chicago
Sugar Refining company, three men
were plunged sixty feet down into the
basement. Their names are William
Larsen. aged 20; Henry Metz, aged 40,
and Randolph Wendt, aged ~.
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Mason City.-Mrs. Jessie Butts, the
wife OF respectable farmer of this
county, died Saturday. Her husband
had left her as usual in the morning and
went out on his farm to work. He re-
turned at noon to find his wife lying on
the floor frothing at the mouth in the
last throes of death. The deceased was
to be confined shortly and took the drug
TO produce an abortion so that she could
he able to attend n cirtn,s.
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Drank Fly Poison

ELDoRA, Iowa, June 25.-A 2-year-
old badly of Charles Singerland, a farmer
living two miles east Of here. was pois-
oned by drinking some fly poison prepar-
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Tired of the Tramps.

BILLINGS, Mont, June 25.-Several o
the business men of Billings, annoyed
by the number of tramps who have beer
infesting the town begging and doini
petty thieving, concluded to put stoI
to it and make roundup through al
the empty buildings and cars in tn,
place, and succeeded in collecting seven
teen of them, who, after being searched
for weapons, were driven from the plac,
on foot for abont seven miles up tn,
valley in charge of squad of horsemen
who fastened the tagging ones by ,
black snake persuader. There they wer,
turned loose and cautioned not to appea
in Billings again under penalty of hog
Ring.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-06-28
A WORLDS CONVENTION.
Knights Of Sherwood Forest to Assemble
at Minneapolis In August.

Knights Of Sherwood Forest to Assemble
at Minneapolis In August.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 25.-An important
secret society convention is to be held in
this city in August. Delegates will be
present from all civilized sections of the
globe. 1t is stated that upwards OF
5000 regular delegates will be in attend.
ance besides many visitors. It is the
annual session of the supreme conclave
of the world, Knights of Sherwood For.
est. The convention opens Aug. 10 and
the session will probably last a week Oh
more. Previous to this the High Court
of the Ancient Order of Foresters will
assemble-the first session ever held in
America. Business of world wide i'm.
portance to the order will come before
these sessions
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WoLvERToN, Mimi, July 25.-John
A. and Edward s. Boice, aged respect
fully twenty-one and eighteen years,
were drowned in the Red river near here
while bathing. Their former homo was
in Arcadia, Wis.
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Iron Works All Right.

CLEVELAND, June 25.-The manager
Of the Variety Iron Works, when asked
If there was any truth in the report
emanating from Chicago to the effect
that his firm had failed, stated that there
was absolutely no foundation for the
rumor.
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To Succeed BIsbonKeane

Boston, June 25.-The Pilots Rome
despatch says that Very Rev. Van
Deverver, administrator of the diocese
of Richmond, Va, has been nominated
bishop of the See, to succeed Bishop,
Keane, now rector of the Catholic uni.
yersity,
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LIST ins. June z: last ms. June 2S.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

c1TATE OF MINNESOTA-Countyo OF Blue
- Earth-In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Chester Ii
RyeI, deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF
Chester IL. kyel. late of the county OF Blue
Court of said county, will hear, examine and
adjust claims and demands against SAID estate
at his Office in the city Of Mankato, IN sand
county, on the 18th day OF December a. ID. 1852
nj 10 O'clock in the forenoon of that day. and
that seven months from the date hereof, have
been limited and allowed by said Probate
Court for creditors TO present their claims,
Dated May 3lst, 1889. -
Administrator of the Estate OF Chester H.
Ryel, deceased.
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To Conduct small Arms Practice.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Maj. Guy "
Henry has been ordered to conduct the
cavalry small arms competitions for the
departments of Dakota, the Platte and
the Columbia, beginning at Bellevue,
Neb., on Aug. IL.
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The Field of 8attIe.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Queen and
Crescent road carried as passengers from
this city to New Orleans Mike Donovan,
Frank Stevenson and w. III. Harding.
From conversations had here it is be.
heved the ground for the Sullivan Xii.
rain fight will be Honey Island in Pearl
river, about thirty-six miles east Of New
Orleans.
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st. Paul.-Archbishop Ireland will
commence to lay the foundations of the
new archiepiscopal palace on Summit
avenue as soen as he can decide upon
nlans.
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School RnjIdIng R,rn.,

GRoToN, s. D., June 25.-The high
school building here was destroyed BY
fire at 10 o'clock p. m. Cause, incen-
diarism. Insurance, 81, 500.
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After Comparing Notes Johnstown Ply
sicians Give That as Their Estimate OF
the Number Of Victims.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 24.-The Red
Cross hospital reports four new cases
received. Two are serious cases of
blood poisoning and two typhoid fever.
At meeting of the local physicians of
this city the sanitary and general condi-
ton of health in the flooded district was
under consideration. The physicians
also compared notes as to the number of
lives lost in the flood. All agreed that
the dead number at least 10000. These
resident physicians have probably had a
a better opportunity for judging the loss
of life than any other person here.
Their judgment on this subject is &C.
cepted with confidence.
Negotiating for the Oregon Narrow Gauge
PORTLAND, Ore. June 25.-The South
ern Pacific railroad, it is stated on good
authority, has completed negotiations
for the purchase of the Oregon railroad
narrow gauge lines. They extend from
Dundee to Arlie, on the west side of the
Willamette river and from Rays Land
ing to Coburg on the east side. Both
lines cover about $50 miles of the road.
The price paid is placed at 81 300, 600.
All the terms have been agreed upon, but
the terms will have to be submitted to
the United States court before the for
NAL transfer can be effected.
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LINE:

between these principal cities, the Chicago &
Northw cstern system OF lines composed OF the
Chicago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha, Chi
caeo & Northwestern and Fremont Elkhorn &
Mo. Valley Rys-tall advertised as The
Northwestern LIne,') traveIses rich and
populous country, and offers the quickest
means of reaching all the large towns or viii
lagos in the territory intersected by it. Before
selecting route, travellers should get a fold
er, with map OF this line, and they will quick
iy see the advantages offered. All particulars
with maps and time tables, may be obtained
at any STATION, or write direct to
T. w. TEASDALE,
GenI passenger agent, 81. Paul.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-01-03
The National Capital.

The United States authorities have
ordered the dives in the Vermilliou iron
range district closed.
The Legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill, as reported to tue
house, carries with IL as an appropriation
of $20,SO2 2i5, being $l3S, 1876 less than
the bill for the ourrent fiscal year, and
$265, less than the estimates.
PRoFEssoRs Nipher, Engeler and Prich.
EFT, of Washington University, aus Rev.
G. M. Charoppin, of ST. Louis University,
have started for Norman, California,
Nhero they will observe the solar eclipse
on New Years day.
THE secretary OF war has awarded the
contract for furnishing $1,500,000 worth
of steel forgings for 8, 10, II inch high
power guns, TO the Bethlehem Iron Com
pany, their bid being the lowest and with
in the statutory price.
The remains of Gen. John A. Logan
have been removed from the vault where
they have lain two years, and placed in
their final resting place in the mortuary
chapel erected by the widow in the GENE.
tery of the Soldiers home.
FOURTEEN boys employed as pages in
the senate were made HAPPY by SUD
stsntial remembrance from Senator
Stanford, of California, in the shape of
Ave dollar bills with the wish that each
might enjoy merry Christmas ara Il
happy Nsw Tear.
Secretary Whitney has received
cable message from Rear Ad-
miral Luce, IN command of the
United States steamer Galepa, at
Kingston, Jamaica, saying that the Ameri-
can steamer Hsytien Republic, recently
seized at Port-au-Priuce by the Hsytien
Authorities, has been surrendered TO him
upon demand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-01-03
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Fires And Casualties.

Two PERSONS lost their lives in the burn
ing of the Exchange hotel at Missoula,
Moutsns.
SIX persons were drowned in San Fran
cisco Bay on Christmas Day by the cap
sizing of saiI-boat.
TUESDAY nights fire at Marblehead,
Mass, destroyed sixty business buildings
and caused an estimated loss OF 100000,
THR Sherman County bank, a, Loupe
City, Neb., assigned on Wednesday. The
assets and Liabilities unknown.
FoUR men we're killed and two fatally
wounded at Denver, Col, Wednesday, by
the dropping OF the oable-car track, ua-
der which thvy were excavating.
ANornER passenger steamboat has been
burned on the lower Miasissip pi-the
John II. Hanna-near Piaquemine, La.
As far as known, thirty lives were Loaf.
SEArrLE.-The steamer Lief Erickson
burned at Alkia, point FIVE miles west OF
this city at O'Clock Monday afternoon.
IL is a total loss. Seven lives we're lost.
Mics Annie TONER, of Sidney; j. Ii.
Moreno. Sidney; J ack Simmonds, half
breed fisherman; J.. Smith, Colby; an un
klOWu Hthu anu WtAN anu Gal nLAhfWh
woman were the victims.
BRADFoRp, Pa.-Three glycerine mega
zines in Buchanan Hollow, exploded
Saturday evening, 1recking large nun
Der OF houses in Tarport, mile away,
and shaking the foundations OF houses
in Bradford, three miles distant. A large
building III Tarport, IN which were nine
persons, collapsed, seriously injuring
three children, one, little girl, who can
not survive. The explosion was caused,
it is thought, BY excessive heat 1t is not
known whether anyone WIS killed
4LoUIsvILLE.-A through passenger
train TO Louisville and the south, on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, ran
into the Knoxville branch passenger
train at BardstoSu Junction, twenty five
miles south OF this city. Two passengers
were killed and eleven injured. The
killed are Mrs, Mary Perkins, OF Old
Deposit, Kentucky, and Willie Houston,
of Water Greek, X. The engineer and
fireman are thought TO be fatally hurt.
Thirteen IN all were injured.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-01-03
Cable Flashes,

CnIsA he's not been wi hOut . rebellion
in some portion Of of the empire for 100
years.
In ia reported that Russia and Japan
have entered into a secret treaty against
England.
GENERAL Ions MEIIRoFF, famous
officer of the Russian army, is dead at the
age Of Ga.
Sr, PETERSBURG. is stated here that
King Milan has formed an alliance with
Russia and intends to form a radical
cabinet
GENERAL strike, or lock out, is threat
ened in The Bolton (Fng) cotton mills,
the employees demanding better wages,
and the employers requiring better work.
The latest incident in connection with
the revolution in Hayti was the destruc-
tion of the seaport town OF Cape Hay ian
by bombsrdment from four of the Ray
tiau Governments war steamers.
RoMr.--The Popo has sent to the Bis
hop Plaoeuza $4,000 for training col
leRe for m ssionaries TO be sent to hmeri-
GA to care for Italian emigran.s.
THE Panama Canal company directors
voted confidence in De Lesseps, and
volunteered TO forego the interest on the
coupons and the redemption of the
bonds until the sanal Is opened f0r
traffic.
BoURsE SPECTATOR named BeK, whose
operations were confined principally to
cealiugs ia copper, had defaulted In the
sum OF $12OO0,000. Another failure is ex-
pected.
Ir is said thata French solder who par
ticipated IN Napoleon'a retreat from Mos.
COW Is still living at Bordeaux. This
veteran who Is of Polish origin, is named
RsleHski, and is 10S years old lie is in
receipt OF the magnificent pension OF 40
ttauos a month.
LONDON. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cham.
berlsiu arrived In Birmingham Monday.
They went direct 60 Highbury, Chambef-
lain's residence. They were not expect
ea until Thursday aud were not reoog
uiz.d.
VICTORIA WoopHuLL 10 said TO have
TAX up her abode at Paris, where she
has bought house for 100000 francs,
IN which she hopes to found an iustitu-
tion for the free education Of women.
PARIs.-The leading French soldiers
condemn BoulanRer's action In deciding
the contest for the vacant seat in the de-
parsmeut Of the Seiue. strong govern
mont olique@s organizing 50 oppose him.
The senate to-day passed the war colonial
a-f1patfa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-01-03
News tn isriet,

SEN. STANFORD mas arrived in Washing
ton IN good health.
FLoRIpA alligator hunters say that the
saurians will be looked upon as our'osl-
ties ten years hence.
SMALLPOX has brOkeH out at Howell,
Mich, and business ia entirely sus-
pended.
AMERICAN wagons have the market in
south America, aud the American wheel
barrow is TO be met with in every portion
OF China and Japan.
The flour production at Minneapolis
last week was 50 $50 barrels against g.
500 barrels the preceding week. The
market continues dull.
A pAsKEr picnic was held at HurCn, d.
T., ON Christmas. The weather was so
warm as to make heavy clothing unco,n-
Portable.
In Minnesota aud Dakota elevators
thero are at present 1885 900 bushels Of
wheat, against "a $4,000 bushels year
ego.
NEW YoEK The steamers Chateau La
ht,e and Lain, from Bordeaux and
Bremen, respectively are detained a.
quarantine, each having smallpox on
board.
Born east and west bound trunk line
rates, through and local, were advauc ed
Monday. according SO notice given the
7,h inst.
RoBlRr STEVENSON, engineer, of Glas
gov, Is ,he lpst one 70 claim an invention
which viii drive ocean ships up 70 40
kuots an hour.
OMAHA Bsespeoisl from Red Cloui,
Nebraska, ssys the Red Cloud National
bank pas ed INTO the hands of The comp
tfoAcr OF currency. The assets and Tia
biHtits are unknown.
Tax white Caps of Ohio have broken
out In Rlchlard county, the home 81 SEA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-01-03

ator Sherman, and one Wick Fisher
was taken out in tbs night and whipped
DRY goods clerk in a PENNSYLVANIA
village ate three large m,pce pies in an
evening, and went to bed. Instead OF
dreaming that he saw his departed an
cestors, he went TO join them before
morning.
The first patent ever issued at Wash
iDRton to woman was granted in 1903
TO Mary KIes for straw weaving with silk
or thread. The patent off e has granted
more than two thousand patents to
women.
CIscIsSATI establishment each year
beats out 2l,00o gold dollars into gold
leaf, and as each dollar can be made into
sheet that will carpet two rooms sixteen
and one-half feet square, some idea may
be formed of its tenuity. II requires
l,4O0 thicknesses of gold leaf to equal a
sheet Of hin paper, and $4,000 to form
an inch.
The Mississippi river steamboat Kate
Adams was destroyed by fire near Com
merce, Miss, Sunday morning, and many
lives were lost, the number not being
definitely asceftained. Thirty five PER
sons are known to have persisted either
oy fire or Ia the water.