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Anarchists Preparing 70 Ccmmemsr
ate the Chicago Executions Of
Nov. II, 1857.
A Meeting nj Newark Raided and
Eight, Including Mrs. Parsons,
Arrested.
Preparations Cor q Monster Meeting
In Brooklyn Creating q Panic
Amsng Residents There.

NEWARK. N. j., Nov. io.--Mrs. Lucy
Parsons, whose husband was hanged In
Chicago; Edgar L. Kiump, q student.
~ years; Charles Jaeger. machinist, %
years; August Melzer, nachinist. 20
years; Adam Dising, machinist, 30
years: Sebastian spiska, carpenter.
10 years; Jacob Dick, Ba years, and
John Schmidt. machinist. aged S5 years.
~ Anarchists, were arrested Friday
might on q charSo Of creating q riot,
were srraigned IN the police court, but
owing to the absence Of the prosecuting
attorney. their cases were postponed
until Sp. m. The chief OF police, who
had forbidden the meeting 70 be held,
made the complaint against each OF the
accused. Mrs. Parsons indignation
over her arrest knew no bounds. She
sAid to reporter Of the United Press.
sT'hs police acted without reason. We
hired the hall te commemorate tina exe-
cutions Ina Chicago snd mo trouble would
have followed had not the police inter
Tered, II was an outrage on common
decency and was made simply 70 satisfy
che animosityof chief or police against
the people. 1 ann glad 70 hear John
succeeded IN escaping John Most, by
the way, has not been seen aimee Friday
night In Newark.
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nAuoEN sTANps ALONE.

Ths Member from ths nsxhth wisconsin
District ths onsy Republican Elecfed.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, Nov. Io.- Official
returns from the First district show the
election Of Clinton Babbitt, Dem, over
H. A. Cooper, Rep. This leaves only
one Republican congressman in Wisccn-
sin, Haagen. In the Eighth district, who
has about 1000 majority, and Bailey,
Peck, Dem, for governor, has a majority
of about 90 coo.
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Particulars Of Most Desperate Elec.
tion Day Reccanter In Ken
tacky Town.
Both Participants and One Bystandsr
Killed and Number Of Others
Wounded.
A Lead City, 8. D., Mother Driven In.
sane BY Her Child's Horrible Death.
Crimes and Casualties

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 1o.--The alec.
tion day duel in Estill county, of which
only meagre mention was made In the
dispatches Of Wednesday, turns out 70
have been one OF the most desperate en-
counters ever witnessed In Kentucky. Al
man from Irvine, the county seat, Sat-
urday told the following story Of the
duel. The principals were Or. Lily ON
one side and John Wilson, school com
missioner, ON the other. Lily was Re-
publican and Wilson a Democrat Lily
brought negro TO the polls tovote him,
but Wilson challenged the vote. which
was sustained by the judges. This am
gered Lily, and hot words ensned, which
resulted In
Both Mon Drswing Pistols.
Lily was the quickest, and had shot
Wilson twice near the heart before the
latter could get his weapon. Wilson
then got his pistol out and fired two
shots, one of which struck Lily In the
region of the heart, About this time
Wilson's brother interfered and snc-
ceeded In wrestling Lily's weapon from
his hand. Nothing daunted him, how
ever, and almost in the throes of death
Lily drew his knife and made
Several sssbs At His Easmy.
Both fell TO che ground bat the terrible
duel was not over, Wilson raised up
and fired the last load OF his pistol af
Grant Lsly, br0sier Of Or. Lily who
had appeared On the scene, infiicfing A
wound which finally caused his denth.
Wilson then crawled over 90 where hts
antagonist lay and barred the hammer
Of his pistol In DIR. Lily's head. Lily
died In b few minutes, while Wilson
fingered until the next day. Three out
siders were also wounded in addition to
th0se mentioned but were not seriously
hurt. The Lily boys are sons Of Judge
II. Clay Lily who has gained national
reputation fnr trving fhe snnnnfain aaa-s
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Ir's HEAD EATEN orr,


Ths Terrihls s1Anmsr in whieh Dakssa
ChfldMss Iss Deash.
LEAD CYY, 8. D.. nov. .io.--A terrible
misfortune has befallen the family Of
Gust Cartwright. Cartwright, his wife
and a little child. lived in cabin about
six miles from Richford, where they
owned placer claim at which the hus-
band worked. The family had recently
gotten Newfoundland dog, OF which
they thought . great deal. While the
husband was working at the claim the
wife had occasion 20 punish the dog tor
something and Immediately thereafter
went down 60 the spring, which was lgo
feet In the rear OF the house. She LETT
the baby and dog In front OF the hQuse.
what was her horror ON her return 70
discover that the dog had attacked the
child In her absence and
Tatsrasly EAtsn Iss Head on.
He was still crunching the bones Of the
slxnll and the brains Of the little ons
were dropping ON the ground. The dog
was still fercely growing. The mother
gave one piercing shrek and fell sense
less To the ground. The cry was heard
by the husband who hastened to ths
eahiaa assA. seiziAg asa n, killed the aes
on the spot. The little child was quit
dead when picked up and the mother y
reporfed to be ravfng maniac.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 1e.---John Rocci.
father of the Italian colony and forty
years resident Of New Orleans, says
the Italian government pays subsidies
for the maintenance Of schools in all the
leading cities OF the world. He says a
school here Of which he was the presi-
dent received subSidy OF 1900 lire per
annum from the Italian government,
and that In this City OF New York there
IA school which receives 81 1000. He
gives as reason that as all Italian
children who return 10 Italy are re-
auired 70 serve three years In the army,
the italian government has adopted
this policy In order 10 give Italian
children Q knowledge of their language.
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TRACE STILL sooMs.


Anosher Active week Reported BY Dsn
= o. Fcteign commeree ths Largsss
Ewer xnoyn.
NEw YoRE, Nov. f0.--R. q. Dun q
CO. 4 weekly review Of trade says: The
volume of bnssness, both domestic and
foreign, continues large beyond pre-.
cedent, and Ia character prosperous.
But there ID serious depression In the
stock market and other speculative mar.
ksts are senerally lower. The labor sit.
uafion n Resaerally undisturbod, though
tie strnegle between Morocco manua
fncturers xnd walking delegates at Lynn
still continue, and there are received
rumors Of railroad strike In contem-
plation. Tbs monetary situation ID sub.
stsntiAlly unchanged. The reports
from al parts Of the country show that
1sasiness L. Large and Healthy.
Boetoh notes wool more quiet and arm,
cottons In good demand and firm. Phil.
sdelphia tlniis the wool trade active, bat
: eha<ls wexker. but rollins mills hsve
full orders. At Chicago grain receipts
equa2 lasf WARS. AT Sc. Louin trade Ia
raIlyinx again; az Cincinnati Il Is en-
eoura&ing tkfe tobacco trade improving,
Af PiftabnsE iFon Ia rather depressed,
but The Ela<s trade fair; at Cleveland
business y good, though In clothing
DUH, and nt Detroit there IN a healthy
activity No change il noted at Mil
wAukee; at omaha business is excellent.
At St Paul and Kansas City fairly &C.
hves New Orleans reports q larger trsde
thar n year hgo, liberal receipts Of cot
ton and sugar, and good outlook; at
Memphis Mnd Savannah the trade ID
sound and Eroepects bright.
Foreign Trade for October
viii surpass Any other month In the his
tory III toe country. for exports from
New York show q gain Of VI, ,000, 900, in-
dlcat1uE an aggregate OF more than
&l03. .000, 400 8for the country, and im-
ports ALSO sa1ow an increase OF about
<0, 600 600, indicating an aggregake
soafcely exfNeded. Ct at all, In any
mnnth. The heawy excess &C exports
helps to We2ken the rate Of exchange.
The great depression IN the sugar trust
has much infinence, but the ahortne8s ia
crop and scarcity of money for specu-
lat1ve us are snfiicient reasons for u re-
action which the great strength Of the
farmers organization Mt the West tends
The naonsy market aasre. has been co.
tive at about 4 per cent At Boston The
market II sfrpnR, mt philadelphia firm
at . 70 per cent, with large demand
Tor DISCOUNTS. at ChicaSo close with an
advance ii rates Of exchange, the tight
mess helng due To. increa6e 0f business, !,
and Ut ST Louis the market is strong nf|
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SOUTH DAKOTA

R@puhilsann Claim 10 Control the Lesis-
safnrs.--Ezuron Ciaims tie CApstai.
HunoK, Nov. ll.--Aa--the shower OF
hayseed which ragged here for day or
two after election passes away IL reveals
tho success OF ths entire state and
congressional ticket by 5000 plu-
ralifv. The legislature Is also
Republican on joint ballet, they already
having rlinety-three members. This se.
cures senator Moody's reelection. Hu.
ron wins the capital by over 1000 ms
iority.
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MrTcHELL,S. d., Nov. i0.--L. J. psttit,
q cement capitalist OF Milwaukss, has
purchased 12 900 acres Of cement land
adjoining this city, investing bstwssn
60, 900 and go, 900. The tract includes
about 500 acres of clay and chalk rock:
Mr.. Petit visited Mitchell In 9 special
car accompanied by William Rleukin-
ton. John Johnston and y. ID. White
more of the Yankton csulent plant.
They all agree that Mitohslfs cement
material ID a. good as that of rankton,
and Il more abundant. A plant q
Mitchell, employing large capital, u
assured next year.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.--A special TO
The Herald from Washington, ID. c..
says: Dispatches were received here
from Western cities making inquiry IS
10 tho truth Of the rnmor 10 the effect
Postmaster General Wanamaker had
failed. These inquiries were preceded
by private messages 10 the postnasteg
general stating that such stories were
current. Early in the evening Mr.
Wanamaker LETT bis residence and up
to midnight had not returned. 1t was
said he had gone ont % dine, and in biz
absence there was no one 10 speak IN
regard 10 the matter
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The 500 Read Makes Another uat---Fif-
teea Dollars the Rate New.
CHICAGO, Nov. i0.--Dispafchessfrom
New York are to the effect that the 800
line has made another cutinrailroad and
steamship tickets from st. Paul and
Minneapolis to Scandinavian points 70
sl5. Inaamuch as the fight affects only
second -cIass business, and Is between
the SEQ and Northwestern, the other
Chicago lines feel such little interest
that they are payiEg comparatively no
attention. TO iitt. They ray that 10 long
As the st. Panl-C Chicago business Is pro-
tected, the 500 can 20 right ahead and
carry people 20 Sweden for nothing II
the.F want "a.
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u.rrrong. Conn, Nov. 10. -Thesirst
- n ,s.turns f<om every town now re-
'.s.;,ssa - - - 'she secrsfary Of states ofiice,
's.ss'.;s5 .footing, gives Morris, Dem, .
.s..... sssnsiority al a.. This il by face
~ E@ r<1a1r1aa and makes no account of
- RruubIicans votes thrown out n
1<5aceport. and OF 80 Prohibition votes
@hrown out In one ward in waterbury
hecause Of word FOR.
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asnstsrs Talk Freely Regarding shs
0ausss Of The Recent Demo.
cratic yicteries.
xansas Lsgislatsre Republican But
stresgly Anti-InyaIls. says Cor.
srner Humphrey.
Cennecticst Retnrns New show .
Democratic Majority of27 on
Tkelr Face.

WAsHrNGToE, Nov. 10.---Congressmen
ere beginning 10 come back 20 Wash.
ington from the scenes Of Tuesdays
battle and they hre not backward In
giving reasons for the Democratic VIC
tories. SENATOR Sherman reached the
city from New York. The women did
H. was hiz iaconic reason for the tidal
wave. aThey found the prices higher
when they went shopping and the men
had 10 vote against the tariH bill
Senator Chandler teleRraphs that the
New Hampshire Legislature Is RepubIi-
en-.
Private dispatches from Governor
Humphrey, Of Kansas. say that
xAssils' sasees.er win 10 Rspablleaa.
This would Indicate that the Farmers
alliance rnsn who are pledged TO vote
against ingalls, are not willing to 90 co
the extent Of voting for . Democrat.
Senator Barbour, who ID member OF
the Democratic national committee, says
that very little money was used In the
campaign. II gratitiea me, he says,
Ito know that this was not "a mercsnAry
campaign. that Ii was not bought ver-
diAt which the people Of the atry
rendered
IN answer to q aqnewsion whether he
thonght rhe success attained BY this De-
mocracy 20 be permanent, Senator Bar
hour said: so far ~ the two great is-
sues. the Mckinley bin and the force
Il. NJ arc concerned, think that the great
A.. ssrican Jury has decided for aii time.
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x.A. -.
ma. -
w,a w.s $3.50 hsa noie.s 1sI - 49,
contents was saved and no r. - -.
erty destroyed.
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Inc @xtn annl.i convcneion - -
young Momens cnriseian as.oola11n1.
s;on = M,nn...,s's;s 49, : .es "A r. -.
@ ros,g-.s-tiI..i cnr..s ~
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was round uoaftnx ~ ne M1<er g 4bx
iAke, neNr nar1neuit, I'M 1eE QGoAw
ssys Two men nau caA!sQ - - -
tno sveninB before nI 01rp<og9ye
take her ~ GMehoI1c anx. Ino4 41fm9
ner daughter hnd been eueyaUDd -
mnrdsfed. = eoronsxs 51<y tsweoksa
s11ic' ~ ~ soac1e
Ane saw mihe ~ Mmne9pot4 - -
nn'h6 ~ shus s1oMn Sno - Kew -
,tney VIII prop@piY 4A ~ A4o0& -
p,ss pIsa,ctlons vt ? fecorQrpxs pfo44ee
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totAi scaie mp 70 Vs. sulo,NQ0 foo4
The fourteenth annnal conN1n1fene q
the Iowa ButteT kGG ana 4aeone 80.
ciataon conciuded p succeeeknl - n
teresting three dsys session et kaks
Dod8s, FRIDAY fhe conveptitn tegfs-
sented an industry whose roytmuos In
tn1 state amount to ~ 000 00e vnnr1v
Iowa being second onlv to N.w verS n
the value Of her dairy products.
...,..,. .,ss -,
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49,, eissA h,,;,s aowa. M nnnae .h nsN 1s
dsrrSek xvb;ch savs~si s.s -. -. ~ =
sng fsll srin,,,,w sss,~ -. rsvSssE
Msrshall Lad ar 49,. -, = RI
Markham collar bone and fnrsr hxoiun,
and Jim Shannon hurt about khe haad.
Samuel Deaner was sGfxhffx brsr{1rX
shannon is the most seriously hurt, and
II may prove fatal.
Just west Of Clinton. Iowa. whiIe
homeward bound, George Makan. Al
Elvira, wealthy and retired faxrnsF.
was waylaid. beaten and rohhed hv
Fred Baker, who secured nearly eI0D ~
cash. he carried or MAhAnb elovsa,
! ~~-H%~ ree s's%S
ploodisd IN the struggle, woxo fouaA
upon haker when arrested afew hpaxS
n1er. -
The nptice that the governuasut would
ssia ne swamp ana mdsmndkf lr494 e
~ 80 aahaRPcwA valley on N0v. " - -
~ 80 alscoVexy tne1 -. H. ~
la1os nAve Deen sEi1kpsd e tR1lr &mnG
slu go vslneiesss lie 9Qvekp -
..,ss 100 f,o ,ssnrth NJ l.s~ - ~ - ss
n e ~ ;,xssg a. r.sI~,~1 ~ Ss<1. a
the lands.
Rcre1xn.
ViscCunt gantsluu~s svho was drowned
by The wreckinr az his yaohf IN Belfsst
loch. was married on Juus 4 az thfs
wear.
-. p.,.,,.. ....... A. -.
lssa rIsncn n7gusss aDshasas 1.ps .pssssss.' ~ ~
his services to France In the dsfsnse of
the country against Gsrmsny An
1901
r... p.,. - ..s....s
no lss - ss 49, -, - -.
aas = nuss'an =. .I sIcw aot sns a.ow - ~ stlkkE 49,
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CuIcAao. Nov. i0.--The AsBoctated
Pres Il II receipt of the following dis
ustch from Roger q. Hills b rsply to
TIE inquiry whether he wonld b ~ can.
di6ste for the speakership OF the next
house al representatives
agorrfcarsn, Tex, Nov. 7.-~Wiiliam
Henry smith, Chicago: TO your teie-
rrorn az Yesterday answer shall be z
~~ndidate FOR the speakership OF the
houss of Representatives OF the Fifty
second congroes.
fsfunexl HOnNN ~ MILAA
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chairnaan of the Minnesota Republican
COMMITTEES Gone 60 Isonden 60 Get Q
Wife.
sr. Paul, Nov. 0.--Joel p. Heatwole,
chairman of the Republican state cen
trail committee and editor of The North
field News, 1tAs gone TO London. The
intersstsng fact has ieaked ont that he
will bring back Miss Archibald, OF Fari-
bault, who = now IN London, as his
bride,
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PrrrsBuaa, Pa, Nov. fo.--Milon 3.
Goff. chancellor Of the Western uniyer-
sity. died It d. IN. Saturday. Mr.. .Goff
was about 60 years of age, and was
widely known as one Of the most pop
ular educators of the day. Death was
caused bv injuries received while visit
sn0 the Carnegie mills at Homestead on
the day Of the British iron and steel
steel excursion.
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wAsHIToroS, nov. e.--The first meet
inu of the cabinet since the elections oc-
CURED Friday, Secretary Rusk and At
torney General Miller only being abb
senf. The president outlined and dis
cussed the points that win be covered
In his message to congress, the seven
secretaries making suggestions g. 70 the
points touching their respective depart
InentH.
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pms knTz.p .pHrA. Pa, Nov. lo--slieht
$500 = ir the n1icial c0unt bring Pat
isor1s plnralify up - II l,zse Ma1,ss'
s~n @ ~ lieutenant governor. has lo.-
e16 plurality. and Stewart, hep., s!,o =. ~
80 sserefary of insernql affairs, ~ ixv R.ur
r.Iifv, The legislatuFe WIN pe nfty -. 80
nnbl3can On Joint ballot. y loss "a hfty-
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LoxDoN, Nov. e.--Ths ship Eiiaabesh
Roy has been wrecked On Tory Island.
on the Irish coast. Six persons wess
drowned. The storm con11nues b raes.
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Tissox. Nov. 10s~-The Dia ANNOUNCES
that Lord Salizbury has accepted Rorta-
RAILS pfnposal lot A m06na 'viyeudi m
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BOsroN, Nov l0.--The remains OF
John Boyle Orally were inferred at
Holyhoosi cemetery, Brooklyn. They
were brought there from the tomb Of
Calvary. The monument Is an ina
msnse boulder impressive tia its massive
ssess. The tomb II IT the base OF tbs
boulder and il constructed os New
Hampehire granite.
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WMai Hsselproeily wish Nswfeandland'

NRw YoRK, Nov. 10.--P President Evan
Thomas, Of the produce exchange, he's
sent an Official letter 10 Secretary Blaine
fayuring reciprocity with NewfCund-
land. The letter gives many reasons for
favorina the scheme, chief among which
Il that that country would become =
great market fpr our breadstuffs and
would supply as products not obtaina-
hIe elsewhere.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. i8.--Ths fac-
tory of the Roadewig Schmidt Cr1ekN
COMPANY was burned. The ioss y
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MERaIAM's MAJORITY.

xatsst Returns Place ~ - Abeut $1,000
mepahsis.ns Lose the Legislature on
ysiBf masfot.
sT. PAUL, Nov. Io.--The Pioneer rrs1H
ssys; Ofacial returns from . large
number or counties and CORRECTED
figures from others, including the
increased plurality for Wilson In
Hsnnepin county. have decreased some
what Msrriam's plurality, which now
stands at .5oo.
The Giobe stiIl claims that Wilson
has = fighting chance and that the on
cial count win be necessary to decide
the contest
Tho Next Legislature.
The returns from the senatorial dis
tricts up 10 date would show that the
NEXT senate VIII be composed OF twenty
five straight Republicans, two Inde-
pendents Republicans, one Alliance Re-
publican. sixteen straight Democrats,
one Alliance Dcmgcrat and nine Al
lance senator's. This would give the
Republicans q majority Of two over the
combined Democratic and Alliance vote.
For the house the returns indicate
that the representation viii be divided
among the political parties as follows:
Straight Republican, forty-two; Alli-
ance Republican, two; Independent Re-
publican, two; straight Democrat, forty
two; Alliance Democrats, nine; ALI
ance, sixteen. This places the Repub-
hcans In q minority OF twenty IL
the Democratic and Alliance vote Ii
united. In both the senate and the
house, however, there Is considerable
doubt as to how the Alliance vote viii
stand. aud neither party can depend
upon IL for support until the actual po-
sifion OF the Alliance senators and rep
snscufafivam a fs.et@d NV a vote
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04
Hartwellville.

Miss Florence Greenman and Mrs. j. II.
Shick went to Detroit, Monday, where Miss
Flo will visit friends and relatives for a
short time and Mrs. Shick will attend the
annual June festival of the National Music
Teachers Convention, of which body she is
a member
Harrison and Johnny Bugbee and Hugh
Olcott have purchased merry-go-round and
will commence business at Laingsburg the
4th.
Many of Ourpeople attended the picnic at
Bancroft Saturday and report a pleasant
time in spite of the rain.
1t was thought by many that as the Good
Templars had such grand open lodge
meeting two weeks ago, that last Saturday
evenings meeting would be rather dull i'm
consequence, but contrary to expectations,
all found it to be very pleasant one indeed.
Crystal Fount lodge is composed of working
members who do not allow interest to lag.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiards have gone on the
road with their speciality Co., and taken
with them our famous song and dance
artists, VIM. Blessing and Ed. Earle.
Frank Greenman is building neat resi-
dence in Owosso, and will become full
fedged ''tOwn feller" this winter
The p. of 1. still continue successful. but
it loses two very active members in Messrs.
Bugbee and Olcott. PLoUGHBoY.