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MONTANA.
Entering a Protest = Sale of Valuable
Mining Property,

HELENA (Mont.), March loth.-The Board OF
Trade held largely attended meeting and
passed resolutions protesting against the passage
Of Sweeney's bill taxing all stock one dollar PER
head annually for grazing on the public lands.
They say the passage Of the law would be a
blow from which the stock industry of Montana
could not recover Meetings are being held ia
various paris of the state tonight for The same
purpose
The Ninah mine was sold to an English syn
dicae for 81 ,250, COS The property is located III
Jefferson county, and it is the largest sale OF
q Montana mine s. fsr this year. The sale was
made through E s. Shouberg Of Philadelphia,
aud is regarded as cheap, as seventy thousand
tons of S55-ore is in sight.
The trial Of Albert Jackson, the notorious
murderer, was begun to-day.
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sNoRED IN CHURCH.
a Man Fined $40 for Falling Asleep in
a Pew.

NEW YORK, March 10th.-Th fine man SO
Martin Mullen paid this fine to-day for a fiftesn
minutes nap. A sleepy 10 king man entered
St. Alphonsus Church yesterday morning and
dropped into pew. He had hardly sat down
before he was fast asleep. His lower jaw fell.
his head dropped against the back OF the pew,
and he snored He snored so loud that he
drowned the music. At intervals he would
stop snoring, and then the worshipers would
hear the services again.
Atlast the sexton walked softly up to the sleep
ing stranger and shook him. The man finally
opened his eyes in q llstiess way and yawned.
The sexton told him that If he was so sleepy he
had better go out of the church and come some
other time when ne could be wide awake. He
refused 10 leave the pew. The sexton was
obliged TO have hiia arrested. The man who
snored was taken to the Police Court.
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san FRANCISCO NorEs.

Mayor Ponds veto-Fund for the Unem-
ploycd.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10th.-Mayor Pond
this afternoon vetoed the ordinance fixing the
water rates which the Board of Supervisors
passed few days ago.
The fund for the unemployed of this city to-
day reached $1,000. The committee has ar
ranged TO put 150 men at work in Golden Gate
Park for eleven days ct 81 so per day. Others
will be provided for as opportunities offer.
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of the building were in terr bic peril. All were
rescued in safety out there were MANY narrow
escapes, as the flames surrounded the fire es-
eapes and the halls were flied with sitting
smoke.
sn incident OF the fire was a father throwing
his baby from the second floor of the fire aseane
into the hands of fireman below, who caugh.
it flying.
Several persons were rescued By being low
cred by ropes. The loss is small
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SANTA ANA, March 10th-SI1s Alice Reuter-
is held for receiving stolen goods from the
Brunswick Hotel Her father, Ludwig, was dis
charged for lack of eTid snce. The detectives
fxnect further darel lnrfnnrifs
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MAINE ELECTION.
Sacramento Methods Obtain in the Town
of Biddeford.


BIDpEFoRD tMe), March l0h.-There was
great excitement here over the municipal eec.
ton to-day. One hundred special police aud
twenty-five Deputy Sheriffs were on duty. The
votes of the men whose naturalization papers
were issued by the Municipal Court ia legged
violation of law were being challenged Special
officers were working in sympathy with the
men. In one ward two Depnty Sherifs ar
rested challenged voter but a special officer
AMI crowd liberated the prisoner.
In another ward Deputy United States Mar
shsl Stackpole drew a revolver whsn the crowd
pole succeeded in holding his man, and also
caused the arrest of a special officer who inter-
fered.
Warrants we-e issued for the arrest of q Dep
uty Sheriff, a1d ten minutes later the local 20
lice captured Deputy United States Mar
shal Stackpole and Deputy Sheriff Parker
of North Berwick, and hustled them to the po-
lice station, followed by mob. The election
resulted in a complete victory for the Demo
eEats.
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srrnnn.hl.ing ewltrhm an.

MILWAUKEE March 10th.-An the switchmen
employed here by the Chicago and Northwest
er1, numbering about fifty, struck TO day, in
men who struck in ehieagl Trains are grea ly
delayed. and by O'Clock there was blockade
at the station here. The engineers, who were
asked to he p get the trains out. refused Freight
traffic is practically al a standstill Later ia the
evening they received advices from Chicago
that the strike was settled, whereupon all re-
tnrned to their WORK
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Heavy Losses of Property Anticipated
Along the Lower River.

1t1VI1ss t1IC 11"F.c CT AsIFVAs
ST. LOUIS. March 10th.-Reports from the
lower Mississippi river are to the effect that the
flood his become alarmingly high all along the
coast. Tie leyees are breaking at varioas
places, and great apprehension is felt taat a
large section of country on both sides of the
river Will be inundated.
The latest report is that the leyee at sappin-
ion Hoop, six miles above Arkansas City. Ark,
broke yesterday afternoon, AID the whole river
trout from this crevasse to the louisiana line will
be flooded.
The whole OF the Telsas basin In Louisiana,
consisting Of four or FIVE parishes, will undolbt-
edly be covered by water.
The river at Arkansas City is four-tenths OF
an inch above high-water mark and IS still ris-
ing.
The present outlook is that there will be at
least fo1t more water, and that there viii be a
heavy loss of property.
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HIS OTHER WIFE.
The Reason Why "Razzle Dazzle" Got
Up and /" SISipped.o

OAKLAND. March 1Oth-The sudden disap-
peaIance of Professor P. A. Gilbert composer of
the "Razzle Dazzle" and 'Digectorie Waltz is
explained by the fact that Gilbert is not his
name, hut Burchard, and that prior to his mar
riage with his present wife he lived at Cleve-
land, Ohio, with another wife and three chill
dren.
II is related that he became enamored of the
woman who he had just left, and in order to
tree himself from his first wife proposed trip
to Paris At New York he found 1t necessary TO
remain, but sent his wife and family on to
Paris In their absence he secured a divorce.
He then married the second wife and assumed
his mothers maiden name of Gilbert, in order
TO avoid pursuit by his first WIFE,
He was lately recognized by gentleman
from Cleveland as Burchard. and it is said that
his former wife had been informed of his where
abouts and had made ARA: gements to come to
California, whlch caused Gilberts sudden de-
parture.
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Pomona's Sensation.

POMONA, March 1eth.-The disappearance of
Robert Kelk from Pomona is the subject of
much uneasiness among his friends in this To-
cality. Kelk is carpenter and builder, and
has made small fortune in building in San
Franc. SEQ and SoEoma. He has lived there
four years. Two weeks ago he started to go to
los Angeles for few hours. From the time he
left his h2me nothing has been seen or heard of
him by any one here He is known To have had
about $3.50 in gold with him when last seen here.
This fact gives his friends reason to believe he
has met with foul ploy.
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DEsPERADo PUNISHED.
He Gets the Full Extent of the Law in
Three Cases

vIsALIx. March loth-SrperEor Judge Gross
this morning pronounced sentence On Jim Nc
Kinney on three convictions. For injuring he
County Jail ard escaping theTefrom Mckinney
get five years in the penitentiary; for assault
with a deadly wespon on Lee Wren, two years
Tap Carter, three months in the County Jail and
$50 fine Judge Cross explained that in imposing
the extreme penalty in all three cases he felt
justified, ss ne could fad no extenuating cir
cumstance on the part of the criminal People
are well pleased al the decision OF the Court
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SANTA ROSA.
Death of Territorial Pioneer-An Argo-
naut of I24R

maui VI lo4Os
SANTA Rosa, March 10th.-F. G. Blume, for
msny years Postmaster aud Justice of the Peace
at Freestore, Sonoma county, died at Freestone
Saturday, at the age of 70 years. Justice Blume
was born in Saxony, educated in the Royal Col
lege at Dresden for physician, and sailed on a
whaling ship in lS!0 Ia 1916 he opened one of
the first stores in Old Sonoma. where he resided
for two years.
In 1S4s he removed TO Freestone and was
elected to the first Territorial Legislature in
1919. He was appointed Postmaster in 1870.
the owner of large tracts of land, but died a
poor man.
The weather is still cold and slightly cloudy
to-day, but the indications are for good, clear
weather
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LONDON, March 0th-A Clerical tcandal ut
Bristol has caused much comment. Cauo1
Baydes was arrested on charge of stealing
trduk from the railway station He admitted
tie charge. but urged mental weakness as the
reason. He as found guilty and sentenced 10
tour months impTisOnneaL az hard laoor
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SHORT BUT SUCCESSFUL.
switchmen Make strike that Wins in

switchmen Make strike that Wins in a
Few Hours
CHICAGO Mauh l0.h.-The svitchmen en-
ployed in The Chicago and Northwest II yard 2,
between 900 and 800 in number, went on q
strike this morning, badly blocking business
The men claim that YardInGstcr Brooks is over
bearing and they dem andad his removal.
After 1our hours of blockade and conference
the company removed Mr.. Erc0ks and the
men returned u work IN hour later they
qEit sgsin to demand the q schaTge of two
swjtchmen who had made thsmsei YES obnoxi-
Gus. his Meter was settled after another
hour delay, and it IS now thought the troub c
is over.
Railroad officials say the whole trouble IS due
TO ill-feeling between the rival roads.
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b. f. Stoll, Dentist. Gee j street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need Of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half, and viii guarantee all operations to be
frst-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
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Dropped Dead.

GRASS VALLEY March 10th.-James Eddy, a
miner, and well-known citizen of thirty years
standing, dropped dead this morning at his
residence on Chapel street. Heart disease was
the cause. He was native of Cornwall, En-
GLAND
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a NEW YORK MYSTERY.

a Beautiful Young Woman Found Muir
dered in Cellar.
NEw YORK, March lgh.-A mysterious mur-
totteTing woman of 20 years. in grimy celia.
at No. 3 Eldridga street this R1ernoan. The
murdered woman wss young, good-lo0kiug and
evidently q Jewess. The body was covered
with bruises aud the skull was fractured
Shreds of human skin was hanging in light
lhTsads from her fuger-aails ard there vas the
mute evidences OF an awful struggle with the
murderer.
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An italian Crisis.

RoNE March 16tk.-A disagreement has arisen
between the President ot the Chamber OF Depu.
ties end Cfispi, and tiin.sseriel crisis is I'M
mintnt.
The difficulty was announced in the Cham
Der of D puIes t0-dsy, and Crispi moved thst
the resignation CT SienOr Brauucheri be net ac-
ceptea. The motion was unanimously adoa.ed.
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Good Chief of Police.
An Old Time Sacramentan.
plsreputable sconndreI.

CHICAGO, March 10th.-P " Eenkei, Cashier
and bookkeeper of the Globe Light and Heat
Company, disappeared several days ago and an
investigation OF his accounts shows him to be
defaulter for S2.oo0 OF 900 Beiore lea7ing the
city he cleaned out his personal account az the
bank He leaves q young vie and two chill
drar1 in dnstiirfa cf,pIln1etannes
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Rond That Was STOLEN.

SAN Francisco, March 10th.-Secret Service
detective Harris recovered from the POSSESSION
of teamster, named McKenna, $500 United
Stats bond, which is down on the Government
list as stolen. Mcxeura says that in 1872
while still a lad, he found wallet in pile of
dit in Arizona. It contained a number of
papers, including the bond, the value or nature
of which he did not know at the time. He put
it among some old books and did not think of
it again until few days ago, when he found it
and gave it to a friend to ascertain its value 1t
will be sent to the Treasury Department at
Washington and its history ascertained.
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GENERAL. NOTICES.
b. F. stoll, dentist. soc J street.

Though pure and simple, and SO mild,
Il might be used by any child,
Yet S0Z DON'T s so swift and sure
That mouth snd teeth W tn wondrous speed
From tartar and taint are freed
Till they become sweet, white and pure. TTs
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ALBUQUERQUE II. NJ, March 1Oth.-Last
night boy named Willie Chambers attempted
to light fire by pouring coal oil on live Goals in
the stove. The can ex ploded. burning him Sc
yerely and setting fire 10 the house, burning ii
and two small frame dwellings adjoining Loss,
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Demooratio Nominees.

Convention which was held to-day, nominated
the following ticket to be voted for st the city
election to be held April 18th: Cily Trustees,
]. P. Allen and John Reedy; City Marshal, Rob-
ers D. Young; City Clerk, G II. Golden; City
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Professor Corbett at Alta.

TowLEs, March 10th-Mail train No s. after
thirty-six hours delay at Alta, moved east al
12:l5 P. NJ. The snow distractions Mt Cascade are
reported removed and all the trains moving
Among the passengers detained at Alta was
Professor James Corbet', who bore cheerfully
the delay, taking an active part in the snow
balling and show-shoeing.
In the evening he gave a short entertainment
in the line OF his profession inviting the mount
depot, attracted by the distinguished stranger.
The weather IL pleasant.
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And Still Another.

SHASTA, March 10th e. Voluntine, pioneer
and hardware merchant Of this place, died at
10 o'clock to day OF neuralgia. He was aged 81
years and naive of Ohio. He leaves widow.
q grown-up daughter residing at Seattle, aud
grnMn up son residing in Lake county.
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The 0dorless Excavating Co. that has
just commenced business in this city, is pre-
pared to clean vaults and cesspools il the most
approved sanitary manner. Office 3l7 K st. ja13tf
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BLazEse HUMAN EEEHIvE
Thirty Families Escape From six-story

NEW YoBK, March 19th.-The CRY Of fire
axote Ludi3w street once more in the night. Il
came from 40. l37, human beehive six stories
hisi, which sheltered thirty families Less
than two ears ago the building was rdvaeed
ard q number CT people burned, though zone
killed. 1t has since been provided with egerv
Eeans Of eseaye for lis tseIning p3paiation.
Lufing the progress Of the Ere the oecupsnts
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MARYsvILLE, March 10th.-The confidence
operator who succeeded in obtaining money
from considerable number OF Marysyille citi-
zens on satGrday, was this morning convicted
on four separate charges, and sentenced for
terms aggregating six months and fifteen days.
He made no defense.
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FOR SALE-TO LE3-ETC.

TOR sALE-oNE Of THE FINEST AND
Z largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-hOuse and extra ladies' rooms, best loca-
ton; stock and lease. Inquire at this office.
mrI0-ft
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TWO Men KiIIed.

HARVARD (Neb.l, Msrch 10Th Conductor
Grant Norton aud brakeman Csnsds Miller
were Instantly killed in the rear end Of col
lsiOn between two fre.ght trains OF the Bur
lingt0n and Missouri Road. two miles west Of
here this norning. Elghtean car Tera Kr.ek. d.
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washington supreme Court.

| OLYMPIA (wash.), March 10th-The Supreme
| Court has adjourned until the second Monday
| in May. 1t has been in session for two months
and disposed of thirty-nine cases The few re-
naming go over at the request of the respective
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PRAGUE. March l0.b. - A demonstration of
students w.s .aade yesterday at the graves Of
the young Czsoh no ables. The studeais we're
dispersed by the police and q number arrested.
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NEGLIGENT YARDMEN.
a Fast Tra.u Easkes Into an Open Switch
at PensIeton.

PzSDLEIoS (Orl, March Ietn.-The fast mail
tsain on the Union Pacific, due heIe lat night
st o'eiack. was delayed hy an accident E,l-
CINE No I4fg, with engineer @, aIalley in charge.
arrive at this morning, and when 5pp-eachiug
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The Little wondsr White Labor Fac
tory, Sixth street, between and K. r1anufact-
ures all kinds of Mechanics Clothing and I'm
derwear. feS-tf
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices, Fants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Lei cHd similar notices tader
his heed are inserted for cents per line The fri
time and cents per line each Subsequent tine. Aa
notices OF tsGS character ,oiG be found Under tsts
heading.
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Cnfiee AtIvancinr.

NEW YORK, March 1ath-Atroon to-dny there
was considerable excitement at the Coffee Ex-
change, prices having advanced since the orel-
ing rom sixty 70 sixty-hve points Tae silus.
tion IN 8rszil ms5 tie cause OF the excitement.
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syBIL sANDERsoN.
she is said TO BE the Most Beautiful
Woman in All Paris.

PARIS. March 10th There is just at present
quite c-utroTersy as the preitiest wonsn Ia
Peris. Some are FOR Nile. Deuarsy, while
very large number croTu sybil ssudersor SIS
the reigbieg beauty. Newsp psIs, especially
those troubling LtcI0s elves with the ccstu.nes
Cf actresses aud the latest things in dress hare
become Inuch w0k ked up over the Qpes-t tcn
which of these ladies looks best and N g hat
gOVe is the prCti;-st One wut7T SAYS:
~ 40 not t.ncy lbe costly rOLe oil 1lLe. -ie-
mcTs. but as she is now consider q the pIe;t. est
wgGGn III Pgiis-'ghie rot hs.f as IrCity as
syoil SarderS1n everything shc welU d A.
-epted. IL Is sei0w efeps de chine, eahlo.d-
ciet NoUu1 Inc bottom il beiiptgOpc shade,
slseFes OF the same, and also he toy D. nc
whist. 4 band Of 8 bc.-n rcns around the edge
and makes dog collar ai the throat. The long
traia skirt is free from pucker-.het goes With
out saying
Miss sandeTsous latest gown, which has
drawn the greatest admirAtioa from her sup
porlers, is called snowhau. u j. made of an
undersip OF whie saiin, completely covered,
except the train with iule, tuned win clusters
of white cherry Blossoms, and the iule entirely
sprinkled with white jet. The tulle jups is
plain. of course and the satiu train very nar-
row, very shoitasd very plain, just ole breadth,
plated in Il; the waist The CoTssge OF satin is
draped in tullc and jet with high psuiets of
cherry blossoms and tuh wire-m0unted crystal
butterflies
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TRUcEEE, March I0th.-Trains No . and
left Truckee at o'clock, the blockade having
heen cleared
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
ATan Found Drowned in Jackson Greek,
HmadOr County.
THE SNOW BLOCKADE RAISED.
Confidence Operator Sentenced at
Marysviile : Runaway Ferry
Boat-weather Notes.
PECULIAR CASE.

jsrEGAI DISPATCHES TO rKz RDooRDUH1os.i J
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Tired of Jire.

PIERRE Is. d. March 10th Samuel Hess,
member OF the Legislature, took dose Of NOR
morning, AMI lies in 2 critical condition. Hess
has Of late bsen 8 fr,euenteT Of a notorious
den, where ne becsme infatuated with one OF
to his downfall.
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SECOND WEEK {,

Ef0R THE WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY,
6 March Sd, have placed on sale the remain
iEg BOYS MERINo UNDERWEAR at S5 cents
per suit, or 20 cents per garment. Also, WOOL
sGARFS at Is and y cents, heretofore sold ct so
for GNERCOATS. we have them FROM S2 so to
SIS. Those at g 50 cost me more thsn ask for
them: those a. sS, 81 s.. etc.. the same buf they
must go. Call on me sad get my prices.
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The wife TiIl Escape.

WOODSTOCK (Ont), March 1Oth.--It appears
that Mrs. Burcheu. wife Of the alleged murderer
of Renwell cannot be punished, even II it is
proved thst she knew Of her husbands infen-
lion. as under the laws OF Canada the wife can
rot be made an accessorJ after the fact.
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Evaugelistic SsTvices.-First Christian
Church each evening this week. Subject to-
night: "a Glimpse Into the Unseen" Baptism
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IN FOREIGN Lands
SybiI SandsrS0n Sid to be The Hard
SOmsSt WOmal in Paris.
LINCOLN HAS NOT RESIGNED.
A Young Woman Gets lotto Trouble
in England by Making a
False Statement.
TROUBLES OF A VOCALIST.

IsFRcIAL DisFAToHas TO Tas RRooaD-Usroa.l
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EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
Many Parishes in Louisiana Will bs
Covered by Flood.
C0NTEaPTIBLE ADVERTISING.
A Special Train Travels Ninety Miles
in Eighty-flve Minutes-A
Monument to Lee.
CoNTEaPTIBLE ADVERTISING.
EwALD osTERMAN.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The EasooED-vssos.l
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Minister Lincoln.
Rlotlrg in rrague.

oSDoN, March 10th-Uni;ed States Muster
Robert Lincoln authorizes a denial Of the re-
port that he intends to resign in consequence Of
the dea h Oi his sun
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Broke the Record.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10th "A fls. run was
made on the New York division Of the Reading
road to-day. This lnoriiIg n member of promi-
neut broker firms called at the Resd ng Office
to arrange for G special train to CRY several
bundled shares of stock 70 New York. The en-
tire run OF ninety miles was made in eighty-iive
minutes. This is said to BE- the fastest run ever
made between Philadelphia and Jersey City
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-17
onght to be Thankful.

Alexandria Herald:-Don't worry about
the light snow fall, save your breath for
for the spring rains. II not one flake of
snow falls and we have good rains in The
spring the crops viii be good. Another
thing, is not feed scarce; and wont the
grass cured ON the prairie keep the stock
through the winter, il not covered with
snow? Wednesday was a melting day,
more like spring than winter, and the
snow disappeared rapidly. We heard a
maj deploring this fact and wishing the
good ~sicighing would stay. Out on you,
which is better-that you ride ia your
cutter or hob sieds, because it is nice,
forsooth, or that the stock should get a
little picking on the prairie to help ont a
rather slim hay stack? DO you think
that the past beautiful weather has not
been a God-send to the people of this
country? 1t has and its effects will be
felt all through the coming year. Less
coal has been sold 50 far this winter than
in any previous winter in the past eight
years. This means that money has been
saved by the people, That less heavy cloth
ing has been needed, consequently, less
purchased. A big item in a Dakota vim
ter. We have many things to be thank
full fer Ia IN open winter and but few to
depisfe.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-17
,.Henrs Dun7.ar.n

This drama was presented by home
talent at the opera-house Tuesday evening
The night was one of the stormiest and
coolest OF the winter and only q few.
aside from those who held reserved seat
tickets, brayea the weather. Many We're,
therefore, disappointed in not being able
to attend, and those who had spent 80
much time, labor and expense in prepar-
ing the entertainment were doubly dis
appointed. The drama was sp!endidiy
mounted, and all the members acquitted
themselves excontiy.
The city orchestra furnished some ex-
cellent music during the evening.
The company have decided. to give a
second representation of the drama with
tie addition OF a laughable farce, on one
week from to-day-Friday.