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financial.
indianapolis, Decatur,
Springfield Railway Co.

Notice IL hereby given to the oIders 9th 10
Central Truss Company Certificates for
First Mortgage Bonds. Coupons. and Fund
cd Interest CertIneRteR. deposited under
agreement dated Oct. I, 1850. that In pur-
OF tho power and authority con-
Gerred by paragraph vi. or that agreement.
and at the requeat OF the Committee OF
BOndbolders. IL meeting Is hereby called OF
the HOLDERS OF SUCH CERTIFY
Gates, to he held at tho Onice OF PLArT
a BOW ERS. NO. "a WILLIAM STREET,
Monday. the 10Th DAY OF MAY.
1890. at TWO O'CLOCK r. NJ. for tho fol-
lowing purposes. to wit,
i. or communicating to holders OF certin-
cates the progress thus far made.
IL. or obtaining from holders or eertin-
Gates a ratification OF all acts and proceed
lnga heretofore had and taken.
HI. OfRuthorizing the Central Trust Com
pany and this Committee to join in any
further petition or request to tho Trustees,
requiring them TO sell the mortgaEed prop
erty.
Nv. or obtaining from the bondhoIdsrs
power to authorize the Trustees TO pay or
settle Or compromise claims Tor supplies
and other debts IN a wore outstanding ~ tho
time that the Trustees took possession.
v. or acting upon any further business
that may properly como before tho Getting
and OF comforting Such additional powers
ana authority upOh tho Trust Company ana
the Committee or either OF them within the
scope OF said agreement may seem de-
SIrabIe.
4 full attendance Ia person or BIZ proxy 10
urgently requested.
Proxies can DO obtained at the once oTthe
undersigned.
Dated New York, May 10, 1890
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
BYE. Il. OLCOTT. President
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ENIRROTDERIEs.


FIGURES:
LOT lat 2jc. per yard, 22-inch Swiss and
Cambria FlVuncings, hemstitched as well as
edges; actual value OF these Soc.
LOT AIT 35c. per yard. 27-inch Hemstitched
swiss Floun"ings in a large variety of pat
terms; value OF these Soc.
LOT Sat 49c. per yard. regular Go 27-inch
Hemstitched Swiss FlouncinEs
LOT AT 81 80. per yard, good assortment
of 45inch Cambria and Swiss FlouncinRs
that are worth In reality 65c.
LOT Sat Acc. per yard, 45-inch Cambria and
Swiss FlouncinGs in hemstitched and edges |;
value 75c.
LOT Cat 59c. PER yard, regular 81 quality
45-lnch Swiss Hemsttched Flouncings. In q
large variety OF patterns.
LOT AT 6qc. per yard. 45-inch Cambria and
Swiss Flouncings in edges and hemsttched:
value $l.25.
LOT Sat 79c. per yard, regular 81. so 45-inch
Swiss Flouncings, In an elegant assortment
OF patterns,
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AS Mays declining days approach and we enter the
beautiful month of June suggestive of country lie with
almost mature foliage hill and dale bright
let's gliding between messy banks Of veety green revealing
and reminding of the grandeur of Creator
wonder still further to Old Ocean, rolling and oamng yore
forming into magnificent and mountainous now placid
as yonder stream all grand reminders of robust health ruddy
and almost perfect enjoyment must not lose
the fact that cottage needs reunsng Where
ylishy yet economically Mabcs chair
minds you wants fixing. Suggests to my mind MASONS"
chmed in Mrs B. Father Uncle Ned, and Tom, in fact,
married went all and couldn't do we'll any other
establishment Besides they have the assortment and
table, their goods solid the house Gao years. and abb
soluey misrepresentation. Also prompt and polite
ton."
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Railruads.
d N N S VIVA MIA
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY II, 1880.

| ON AND AFTER MAY IL 1890
Trains leave stations, foot of Desbrosses and
900 4. M.HTiiE FAST LINE for tho West Pull.
sva% S@s s'pE oIa an% rr,S5 cAt
| 40 NJ ana s. Louis 100 7: y. mont day;
Remove. except sunday and Toledo except sAIpr.
1000 4. M.-rHE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
LIMITED. composed exclusively Of Pullman vo'tt
SmStinE ana o6SsrvAon cS% S prs.sans aaS Rtl
10Th :Rs S. ana @s 5SoS 5GsE&
an and =. the SOpysn:9ess Of home or oios hsaId
iiSa+Fi S and 9 eSoas:
500 MssssE LOUIS CHICAGO AND cINc!N.
ssT TSs 81 t Tsi shiH Ha
$50 L@ MTnE %E RsH EXPRESS for all
s.sSSr 1Hf sGnis"fi ,S ra
s. hSq and
ehis Arrives At CiIsinnAti e:snP n Chicago so
ing Connscts for cIsvolAnd and Toledo daily. eT.
8 100 rsT: fACIFIc EXPRESS. Pullman y...leuls
.S y:s, n. 3tT d.S
% for c esGG9a Enc m:Fn FL. E.TsS
Cleveland. and Columbus except saturday.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH.
"Waihington Limited EIprsun of Pullman fArlor
l 9.S -5s ni.! sad $sas;:s;ioa.I E!nl!:
~ ana sdPst S' and ssI - as rs
1 ana $50 4 ~. so, 90 and 800 r 4, and l2;l5
nlkpt, FOR points on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Imra uiSeinnSn Slespnrs Dining Car. and Coaches
FoR ATLANTIC CRY 20 P NJ Through Buffet Par.
RroS Sns ann Day CoAchl weekdAyS connects for
vbr00Ths Mis- For Cape May. 80 N. weekday
SGr oid FONT and Norfolk. via New York. Phiade.
phlA q Nortolk Railroad eDiA N daily cept sun.
DAY and 500 r NJ daily; via Baltimore and BAY
line, 2ii0P. VI. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EGpEe's Trains leave as follows!
Mn pinIpE AZ apd 20 ~ wA.hnGton Initial and
s9o $50 90 and 9 90 P N, and IL is night &C.
SSomhGanuon ll;!0 4. 81. +4O and 90 ?. ". Sun.
10 90 4; " 90 100 $50 5 90 $50 500 and 90
NJ; ana u 10 nHht. Acc ommodation TOP NJ
TBS Sew YORK TtAnsfer Company will call for and
sheok paEEAES from hotels and residences
agent OF the cQmp1ny -SP' ~ -"' 's'
ChAs, fCGH Jh WOOD.
oonsTA' Manager General PAss'r Agent
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Winner Investment
Company.
FULL PAID CAPITAL, s., 10000
PULL PAID CAPITAL, $1,000. coo.

D 10 BONDS OFFICE AND BANKING
BUILDING.
Due 1904 Interest Guaranteed. so per cent Stock
BonuA
" 10 KANSAS CITY BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY,
Company. Trustee.
. 10 REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
ROEDS.
Duo 1884 Interest Guaranteed. 90 per cent. Stock
KANSAS CITY T&vESTMENTs Ex.
CIUSIVELY.
inc winner lnVe1lment Company ia not tho only cor.
poration that Offers Western for idle money
But possesses eements in tsef that rarely found
among Its class seven years record OF uniform
cess; Western men in tho executive management tho
direction almost entirely made up OF men who giyo
their entire time TO tho company and who are largely
dependent npon lie success for income and pTont no
largo number OF ngureheAds without responsibility or
personal Interest; lOcaliznR all Investments Mt
tire without exception tho most promising In tho
try diversity OF interestS lack of knowledge of
values or of knowledge OF men with whom dealings arc
hahthess the factors that properly appeal think
ing investors and these with the system ~ business or
GHnized the broad principal of operation and u
tual profit oferunequaed inducement for the invest
go WITHIN H. PARAENTER.
GENERAL AGENT, 80 and 81 Times Building ". Y;
90 state st., Boston; Custom Housest, Providence,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
The only direct line 10 Cottage CITY, Mass aud Port.
land Ne citing at Portland with ali TailfoadG nj
stHsS,mshiG lines for Bar HaIe9r Old Orchard Poland
and 81 John y b., and all Eastern summer resorts
Steamers sal every Wednesday and Saturday at IT,
from ier SS East River foot OF Market 81 New YORK
for further information apply TO
hoRArlo HALL agent at the pier
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP COW
~ PANY POR CUBA AND MEXICO
All steamers sail from Piers ~ and H. T. r. at3P NJ
NlAnAkA- haEahA AL sAsuA. "wednesday, May ~
ORIZABA Havana, lrogreso, CHmpeCho From.
N terra and Vera Cruz. Saturday, NAV 20
C of wAsHINGToS . sy sD GGrSS: .T TSpgeo Tux
CIENFuFGOs Nassau santiago do Cuba
,wu, and Cientuegos Thursday, Nay -
For particulars freight or passage apply, 70
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OFFICES OF THE
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TER
MINAL RAILWAY AND WAKE.
HOUSE COMPANY.

MINAL RAILWAY AND WAKE
HOUSE COMPANY.
To tho Holders OF the Common Capital
Stock OF the Richmond and West FONT
Terminal Railway and Warehouse Com
pany.
Notice 10 hereby given pursuant to tho resolutions of
the Board OF Directors that the transfer books the
common capital stock Of this company VIII be closed
the second day OF June at O'Clock T. Nj and that the
Same viii remain closed until the twelfth day OF juno
10 O'Clock A. NJ
oIdera OF the common capital stock OF record at tho
time OF tho closing OF the books vii! be entitled TO tho
following privilege:
stock cid BY any soekholder such thoIder shall be
entitled upon the payment OF twelve hundred dollars
20 receive one dollar bond OF tho issue OF
bonds secured by the Consolidated hrHt col etera
gage OF this company. dated March l. 1883 and known
rs tho Five Per Cent Consolidated First Mortgage Col
lateral Gold Bond with coupon attached and
also to twenty shares or the common capital stock OF
the company.
This privilege may DO Ayaed OF until the 9th day OF
June 1880 AISOelock r. NJ, when such privilege shall
terminate
Twenty nVe per cent of the subscription shall be paid
OF July, lslu
Dated Now York May q, l-aO
MAXWELL COFFIN,
ASSISTANT SECRETARY PRO TEAPORR
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NORDDBUTsCHRR LLOYD s. Il CO.'S
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
Steamers sail from pier foot of I'd Bt. HObOksn.
FAST E&PREss sTIAMERs
Traye Wed" May 2S noon Ishn, We'd June I, A. n.
PqldA Tues, JuneS 81 NJ lAller Wed. June IL uoon,
first cabin SltD aud upward berth, according to
location second cabin $50 an so berth; steeragv at
oELRIcHs CO., Bowling Green
CTATE LINE-BETwBEE NEW YORK, GLASGOW
- AND hOYlLLE LONDONDERRY. with through
Tickets at reduced rates 70 Liverpool London Dublin 40
STATE OF INDIANA -. :. Thursday May 20, 70 A
Cabin passage So TO 81. according TO location Of
stAt"room. Excursion tickets, ft5 10 S9S stesrags
tickets To and from parts OF Europe At lowest ratsa
HrOm pier Columbia Stores South Ferry BROOKLYN n "
For freight and passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDHINk AGO, Gen. ARtS, 5s Broadway NY.
NVHITE STAR LINE U, S ASD ROYAL NAIL
w STEAMERS, New YORK, Queenstown, and Liver
RPEHSbrow1o ........... "Wednesday. Nav % ,asopu
BRITANNIA ;..,..,,..., Wednesday, June 4 6 80 A vi
very enperof second cabin Accommodetions MAios-
tic and Teutonc hesrAgS 70 an from the old country
$50 ComPanyl ONCE, III Broadway, and on the wharf
foot Hsst lOlh ~ J. BRUCE IS4AY, Agent
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n PATTERBIARH,
For Anniversary and Summer Wear.

Misses and Children's White Lawn Suits
to II years, good quality, attl per suit
Misses and Children White Embroidered
Lawn Suits. to II years, nicely trimmed. at
t13N, t175. and 1926: positive bargains.
Misses and Chlldren's Richly Embroidered
Lawn Suits, to IA years, at 50. $3.50, $3.50,
and SIS.
q, Misses imported Lace and Embroidered
Lawn Suits, finest grades, at 1915. So. 80. 81.
aud ST.
Misses and Children's Blouse Jersey Waists
bargains
Misses White Lawn Suits. nicely embrotd.
cred Ia to Is years, ct $269. 49, 1915, and
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dMAnrial,

fRoT. JOHN R PROCTOR DIRECTOR OF THE
KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SAYS IN HIS
REPORT ON
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Trust Company
AND
Telegraph Company
STOCKS
Wanted.
COFFIN & STANTON,
BANK ERS,
az Broadway.

CEATTLE, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad honda
" stock construction stock bought and sold
Il. NJ sMfTHE, ~ broadway
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO-Tho rights issued
70 the tobacco trade to purchase thes percent pro
farIed stock az par will be bought by
GEO. " XUGCsTIN. - Warren st., NY
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Seattle Post-Intclligcncer: George Stone,
nn cishteen-year-old boy. whose parent,
reside Oh the outskirts of Pontiac, on the
Seattle Lake Shore g. Eastern railway,
Monday proved hmsc!fa mighty Nimr6d
and nervy lad. Georgestar,el out to lind
a stray COW early i'll the morning. taking
with him "a lasso rope to USE ii the animal
proved contrary. The boy had gone several
miles on Ills way, when, in tho midst OF
thick wuo'!s he came suddenly upon black
bear with its left hind lie. broken, either
by bullet from some hunter, or by some
misllap OF lis own. The bear was very say.
a.c, and realizing its bad condition for run.
ming, the animal charged on throe logs alter
the boy. Young Stone thercupon gave his
lasSo several good whirls aild landed the
moose >luarcly over the bears head. George
quickly frightened the moose, ut the same
time carrying the end OF the rope around u
tree, To which he securely fastened it. Then
the lad ran home for his rifle. Returning
in Il short time George shot the bear dead,
it having in tho meantime bcaten back and
10th III tho small circle to which it had
been confined by the lcngl, OF the rope.
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FROM FOREIGN SHORES.

FROM FOREIGN SHORES.
Austria and Germany have agreed upon
the conditions Of the tarins of the respective
countries.
The total number OF deaths rom cholera
In Spain during the present epidemic is about
5000. The disease has not yet been stamp.
ed but In Valencia.
The subcommittse on tariff in the Frencl,
chamber Of deputies has decided in favor of
raising the duties on salt meats, beef and
other meat from % to 81 francs.
Two nihilists. have been arrestsd in Paris
on the charge ofbeing implicated In the man.
ufacture OF bombs, for which number OF
other nihilists were recently arrested.
President da Fonseca has under consider.
alton the renewal Of arrangements for the
pensioning Of ofex-EmperOr Dom Pedro, who,
however. will not be permitted under any
circumstances to return to Brazil.
Mousa Bey who committed outrages OH
American missionaries in that quarter OF
Turkey where he lived, has been summarily
baEished to the interior ofArabia. The SEN
tenee has been carried out,
The Italian clerical party ore making the
most earnest preparations ut Rome for the
municipal elections. which occur Dec. il.
The policy OF the Vatican is said to he to OBJ.
tain control sO fifr as possible Of municipaii-
ties with view of using the advantage thus
gained.
The Frnnk Courier, Of Berlin. states that
thelymph used by Prof. Koch for the cure of
consumption is prepared in Ill incubuting
stove. within q space that 10 Theoretically
sealed and steriized and thereby rendered
free from fungus. The interior OF air.tight
space is divided by an unglazed porcelain
,iiaphram into IN upper and lower section.
In the upper section is placed saltcd broth.
in gelutinous state. containing colonies OF
the tubercle germs. This mass gradually liq-
uifes and the gelatine drops slowly through
the porcelain plate into GLOVER section. Tie
liquid then contains all the secretory pro-
ducts. but is free from all living or dca6
lymph a. used
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SOLDIERS PREPARED
Soldiers at Pine Ridge Agency
Prepared for an Out
break.
An Attempt Will be Made to
Stop the Ghost
Dances,

PINE RIDGE, 8. D., Nov. "a picket line
Of double the usual number of men was
thrown out "A distance OF mile surround
Ing the CAMP tonight. The Indian police
force OF one hundred men are now on duty
and every soldier instructed to sleep on
arms.
Gen. Brooke received dispatches this
morning from Gen. Miles to separate the
good Indians from the bad and bring the
pcaceable ones into. the agency. Capt
Wells and three companies Of Fort Meade
cavalry will arrive to-day or tomorrow
from Oelrich's and two cavalry companies
from Wyoming will be here by the 23d.
By the time these reinforcements arrive
consultation will be forced with the brlig-
erents. 1t they refuse to stop dancing they
will be arrested, and il they resist arrest
force will be employed.
A scout just arrived reports to Gen.
Brooke that q vast number of ghost dancers
from the Rosebud agency have left the res
ervation, and that they are rapidly moving
toward this point. They ore now only
forty miles away. There are 1,5OO Indians
at this agency, about two.thirds of whom
are believed to be hostile.
Red Cloud came into Pine Ridge to-day
to join the feast of welcome to the recently
returned Wild West Indians. lie denies
that he Joined in the dance at Wounded
Knee or that lie gave it his countcnancc
On the contrary, he claims lie tried to in-
duce the dancers to dcsist. No credcncc Is
placed in his assertions us the character OF
the willy old Cheyenne leader is too we'll
known and his record during the Sitting
Bull war is too bad.
The dancing Indians have the agency and
the surrounding country in a state OF terror.
The last news fromW ounded Knee, which
came in last night, was that the ghost
DANCES were being held nightly and that all
the Indians collected there were excited,
threatening and 5oisterous. The runor
that tho troops were coming was repeated
there and only elected threats in response.
A herder who Just reached here reports
that several hundred Indians have congrc-
gated secretly nine miles from this place.
They are all heavily armed and they are
expecting the Rosebud Sioux to join theiil
| shortly.
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Iineral India Rubb,r ASPHALT.

Another article formerly considered
worthless has been added to tho useful
products, and is known us mineral
India rubber asphalt. 1t is produced 1
during the process Of refining tar by
suphuric acid, and forms Il black ma.
terial very much like ordinary asph Ii
and elastic India rubber. When heated
SO that the Shiny matter is reduced to
about sixty per cent of the former size,
hard substance is produced rcsem-
blln ebony. 1t can be dissolved in
naph,ha, and is an excellent non-co.-
dGctor of electricity. and there fore
valuable for covering telegraph wire,
and for other purposes where y nom
conducting substance is needed Dis
solvcd, the mineral India rubber pro.
duccs good waterproof varlish. The
man ufarture OF the material Is said to
be very profitable and to pay tho in.
rcntor 400 to 800 per nt-Electri-
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PEMBNA PEMBNA COUNTY NoRTHaRAKoTA
THE NAME NOT CHANGED.
Miss Wizards Request No4 Gran, oil b,
the Non. Partisan w. =. 7. U.


the Nom -rartissn w. =. T.U.
PIrsBuRa,s Nov. 22-When the Non.
Partisan w. CT. U. rcassciAblcd to-day tllt
telegram from Miss Viii ard. OF the W. G.
7. u. objecting to the name of the non.
partisan order, was read. The executive
committee had considered the telegram and
decided tiat as 1t was not officially atl.
dressed to the president, and ss the associa.
tion could not change the na,no for year
anyhow. no action. would he taken.
Mrs. z. z. Afford. treasurer, rcportedt L
there was balance OIL hand Of $50, will
assets OF $62l, and liabilities of $3.50
New York was selected rs tho next place
o: l,eetimg in November OF next year.
An amendment to the constitution wa.
presented maxim. all state officers eligible
to seats in the national convention. III,
amendment was referred to the proper
committee.
Delegates to the national congress to be
held ut Saratoga next June We're chosen.
Tho resolutions adopted hy the conycn.
tion were lengthy, but embodied u staple
platform: Ono resolution asked tilat
the worlds iair be closed on Sundays
The "f" branch received u hearty endorse.
ment in the resolutions. Gratitude was cx.
pressed to congress Tor the recognition ol
the evil cilcct OF the original package sys-
ten, the organization OF Juvenile So
sleties, and Importance of ten,
necessity OF vigorous work along the line
of organization aiid renewed declaration
that individual opinion OF individuals
should bc abridged were embraced in the
resolutions.
The evening session was devoted to the
~ $" ahd to Temperance Knights"
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QUITE A FAILURE.
Six Banks Undes Ono Manssemsnt In
Financial Dislress.

Six Banks Under Ono Management In
Financial Distress.
KANSAS CIrY, Nov.2.-An extensive bank
failure Is reported here tonight involving
six financial concerns in the Southwest.
They are all practically under one manage
ment.
When Oklahoma was made territory
the Newton National bank at Newton,
kan.. established the Commercial National
bank at Guthrie. with branches at Normal,
Elreno and Saltwater. The same banks
had branch at Whitewater. Butler county,
Kan. Yesterday the Newton bank was
taken possession of by the federal bank au-
thorities. To-day the Guthrie bank s,,s.
pended and its doors are closed, and the
Whitewater concern is In the hands of the
examiner. Nothing has been heard FROM
the Elreno, Normal or saltwater banks.
The Newton National bank had capital
Of $lOO,OO0 and surplus of $4,000. The
Commercial Nationai Bank OF Guthrie was
the first bank In the territory to national-
ize. Its capital IL said to be $3OO, 600. The
Whitewater banks capital is $3O.O0O. The
assets OF the Newton, Guthrie and White
water banks are believed to be equal to the
Liabilities, and the bankers here say they
expect settlement will be made dollar for
dollar. Nothing is known Of the condition
OF the Elreno, Norman and Saltwater con-
Germs.
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MINOR ACCIDENTS.


There has been shipwreck thirteen miles
of Chicago. but what vessel was lost is not
known Nothing is known of her crew.
At .Hambyrg, Iowa, the new $23, 900
school house has been entirely destroyed
by fire. lnbut a1lcc, $12.5OG.
A destructive storm passed over portions
Of Isonisnna aud Mississippi, doing great
damage to.cotton. No lives are reported to
have been lost.
by an accident to freight train ut Kan
sas City four men are killed and eight are
missifg and probably dead. The list Of
dead may: reach twenty-five.
A. large vessel is ashore and il total
wreck about twelve miles below the Atlantic
Light, MI. Thers are no signs of life on
An express on the Baltimore & Ohio collid.
ed with sleeper of q working train near
Clarksburg. Va. In the working train jones
Floyd and J. D. Armstrong, the bosses. we're
inthlfy hurt. In the postal car Clerk Charles
l,ean, George Henry aud W. A. Bonden were
seriously hurt.
A terrible accident occurred nenr West Du-
luth. resulting in the death of q laborer
named Norlund and injury to his. en- tire fdm.
lily. He Ind placed some dynamite near q
stove to tllaw out. An explosion followed,
killing him instantly. His wife wns fright
tully burned and lnd her thumb b torn from
lier 'lland. A fonr-year-old hoy had his left
nrm broken and leg injured, and another
Child also suffered serious injuries.
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SAILORS M!!|ll(||HlINY.. III
Trouble on Board tRssteamer
Wadena on Lake
Superior.
The First Mate Assaulted by
the Sailors and M0rtally
Wounded.

sAuLr STE. MARIE, Mich. Special Tele-
gram. Nov 22.-William Silver, first mate
of the schooner Wadcna, is ut the Marine
hospital not expected 10 live but short
time.
The story goes TINT while coming down
on Lake Superior the mate. who il an asso.
citation man, had some difficulty with some
ofthe crew, who are union men, and which
resulted in mutiny, two of the crew ut.
tacking the mate, chasing him around the
boat and pounding him SO lac was unable
to leave his room when the boat came
through the lock Wednesday afternoon.
DIR. Ennis went OH board, and as soon as
he saw the mate he sad he was suffering
from blow on the head and was in dan.
gerous condition. The captains story is
that hc heard two OF the sailors threaten to
do up the mate and throw him overheard,
and that they chased HIM around the boat
and back ait, where he heard scuilie, and
that the matc had been sick ever since
DIR: Ennis had him removed to the Ma
rine hospital. where he now lies in very
critical condition and will probably die.