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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-17
FOR JAUNDICE,
BILE BEANS.

MILES, Ia, April 4, 1890.
I say with pleasure that "Bile Beans" is
the best medicine have ever used for bilious
ness. CARRIE SCHEDER.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-17

LACK decision of character-Cats, or they
would spend less time on the fence =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-17

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail Csc. ,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-17
1000 Statesmen Wanted.

good chance Don't miss it. No capital, NO ex-
periencc needed. We want energetic men to
sell our Northern Grown Trees, Roses, Plants and
Shrubs. Large salarie: Or olnni..ion paid
Best specialties. ~ WRITE FOR TEHMs WITH
REFERENCES. Circulars and information FIR EE.
Address l.. l.. MAY a. CO, Nurserymen. Flor
lists dnd Seedsmen. ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
srNAME THIS PAPER every you urita
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-17
DEPENDENT PENSION BILL

has become law. S12 Per MONTH to all honorably
discharged Soldiers and Sailors of the late war, who
are incapacitated from earning a support. widows
the same without regard to cause of death. Depend
ent Parents and Minor Children also interested Over
20 years experience References in all parts of the
country No charge II unsuccessful Write at once for
"Copy of Law" blanks and full instructions
to II. McALLISTER a. ca. Successors to William
COnard d Coz, y ". BOX S15, " Washington, d. O.
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CCrDENBED DEsPATCaDB.
Tho Pitb OF the News Taksn From the
Current Events OF the Day.

At the races at Independence. la, Fri
day, Jack lowered his record Of 2.i5 to
2.l2I-4
Failures reported to BralsIeets number
l3t in United States tnis week, against I7G
of this week last year.
The inquest on the Ola Colony railroad
disssler at q iincy closed Las. night. Judge
Humphrey will render bis report in a few
days.
One Of the Lclry RATS went ashore on
Rock bland and is said - be n total loss.
The other raft arrived at Portland az ~
porte !, having liz sections uninjurcd.
The failures for the past seven days, II,
rep pjrted to Dun & Resell, number Tor the
Uhi'ed Snt.s 20j, The correspondin {
week las, year there were l59 failures in
the United States
j j. Brown, vice PRECEDENT Of the Far.
mers' Bank Of Broken Boe, Nebraska, ar
rived at st, Joseth, No over q week ago.
on business conr ecied with the bank Since
that time nothing has been seen or heard Of
him.
The report Of Bfs'on Il Maine Railroad
TO the railroad CON mis- .ioners for the quar-
ter ending june 80. 1890, shows q surpln.
after charges Of sf5j 300 sgainst s30G GA
last year For The year ending Jnns 80,
the sarI las after charges and liyiisn Il, in. &.
clbd ~ the Eistern Railroad prop,rtion,,
il s50i $40 asalns: stj7 75S last year.
A .Iecisl from San francisco says q
number Of the st0ck holders Of the Hale a.
Norcro. Silver Mining Co., yhoss sus-
pieIons ct ni'mansgemen' ofthe companys
DGsiness md been sroused, claim IS . re-
suit Of n ofoush inye,ii9stion that during
the past three years property am ,un,iog to
oseF two million dollars has been solen
through conspiracy between the directors
% the company and the oerers Of the mills
where the ores s'e crushed. The matter
viii be brouxhs in.o court.
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Weather Indications for the Next a.
Hours.

War DgFAsruKxr,
OtEee Of the Chief Signal oifcer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 50. A. NJ. J
For Maine, New Hampshire. sai Yer
mont, light showers, slightly cooler; south
eriy winds, becoming variable.
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Players League Standing,

Hits, Brooklyn, Is; Cleveland, II. Er
rors. brooklyn, S; Cleveland, S. lIsmmins
and Daily Graber and Brennan.
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A Pre- sciical Use For Snakes.

ASsoSIA, Conn Aug. % A Derby
boy has found an odd wav of making dol
lar He was seen Yesterday waking a'onq
the bank Of the Nsugatuck river With a
glass fru't jar in his hand. Every few mii-
u'es he would apparently trirl stick
with what was apparently whip lash on
the csd, and then wslk On inten,ly eyeirg
the grouni. Whe asked what he was look
ing for, he sal simply Snakes" In hrs
fruit jar he hai several small striped al
ders, a poisonous snake which has b,en
quite plenty heresb lnts this seaso1 Whea
asked what he did with them he said Sell
EN- 10 de baftsndcrs"
II lea fact that Derby saloon ket p.rs
when they think man h4s drank enough,
quietly slip a snake out of j IT and put i,
on the counter before the eyes Of The ine
bristed customer II is said never to faiI
in working a cure, sn the MN g1es home
and sobers mp. 1he boy has cauRht and
sold twenty nine Of the reptiles this year.
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Hon. Henry Cabot lodge.

Among the gentlemen wh1 came to the
Platform wi,l Mr.. Blaine wa, Htn-y
Cabot Lodge, ard at the earnest splicitat Jn
of the committee he consented 10 make
few remarks
lie said that he came here, s'Oppirg off
on his way To BaigJr, where hs wa, 20
speak in iii, evening. to see NJ. Balm,
but IA consc It'd 10 wait over, though b.
was getting about all the speaking in thi
campaign be could do, and above all TIL lgs
re hstsd to follow bis friend Mason. Mr..
Lodge briefly discussed reciprocity on tn,
lines that MIR B.a'ne had trea ed the mat
ter and then paassl to III, conditions which
the republicans founi ID tie House ou at
tain ng this ysa- msjnti,y of
bras-et that the democrats would not
allow the repab!icAns to carry through any
lsgislstion a: the present session until they
(he democrat could 90 u the country
sEsin to retrieve If possible ,heir lest
ground. A let work of rules had been
built up arou-d that body y thatin mski' z
tins boast the democrats felt c3niie t.
They had been in q majority fo- six years
and aeht we'd nothing ard they intended 10
keep the reuut cans in a similar state OF
iuac i'm. We all know, Mr. Lodge at
ted, how fine Il ihir z 1t is for an army
10 learn to keep time bus the condition Of
Affairs presented to the pnh ica.s WIS
such hat the que sti0n wasn't so mu d
whether the army could keep time as
whe her it could march see large All
5i-nce here within sound Of NY voic, ihis
aftein on but if accept the doctrine
which the democrats Insisted on having
adopted by the pre- sent Congress shou i II
k0oz if any we're present here today, Ap-
Il,rse.
The Democrats cannot convince the goci
sense Of the American people iha, a man
who is ruuUing up and dorm the aislss Of
the House ani cilng the Speaker all sort'
of hard names AMI drawing slS day lent
present to be c1uated (Chetrs and rounds
OF spplsuse-)
The sps aksr then touched briefly Gpoa
ihe federal eieclioa I'LL bsnd.iGg he mat
ter curing the brief tine he occu-
pied il an earnest. mastery manner.
Il vas evident to all within sourd
of his 70 &c that Mr. Lodge not only thor.
oughly understands the curse he has
chsmpioned bu. earnestly teiievss in &
an / hi. remarks were Enthusiastically sp-
plsuded by the aui'ence.
With Mr.. Lodggs speech the msetir 2
close1, the large cane)urse of people ieav-
ing for their homes CO the sev, raj special
trsigs running - Bangor. Lewiston, Au-
gusta, Brunswick, Skesheg4n snd Dsxer.
Sir. Blaine at tle close Of Ii, spesch we /
Immediately ID the station and left on the
special train for Bar usr5or
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Germany Wsrus tho Labor League.

LoSpos, Aug. 20 Tho German gov
ernm, nj, having obtain n through the In
strumental " of an agent IN London copies
of the rules and regulation Of ihs Inter
National Labor League and the Federation
OF Trades and Industries, ba, notiiied tho
directors of these amslgamsted societies
that the German empire must be excluded
from the scenes of their operations. The
warrinR Includes the threat that any de-
pots ~ branches Of the organizations which
may tc formed in Germany IN the face of
this prohibition. VIII be suppressed and
that the leaders of the local associations
ard tiiic,r, of the biatch establisliu cnt,
will be arrested as violator- Of the law and
sent to court for trial.
IL is further hinted by the German su.
thori lie That the British government might
be asked 10 make rotOe move IN the matter
and to prevent the leaders Of the united
general societies in Great Britain harbor-
ing and encouraging German asitaiors or
ba ing any communication with labor lead
ers IN Germany. II il not probable that
Lord Salisbury viii h1d /; necessary to
take any itep in this direction, at least
officially.
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MISSISSIPPI SUFFRAGE.
Modification OF Australian Ballot Law
Qualified Woman Suffrage aud Edu-
-cational Qualifications Adopted.

Jackson, Mss. Aug, ea.-The com
mt.ee on elective franchise practically
completed It's lsbors today. The plan OF
suffrage agreed upon vii! embrace a mcdi-
hcauon Of the Australian ballot systeul
known as the Dortsch law, requiring a rest
dence of two years in the State and enc IN
the voting precinct, and the prepay msut OF
q poll tax of So. Quslitiei woman suf-
frage is based uion the possession by her
or her husband. If married, of real property
value of s2C0, The property quail cation
has he,n abandoned and an educational
qualification is provided for, limited 10 the
ability of voter 10 unierstand the con-
siituuon when read - him,
The committee ON III, convict system sub
miued report. II provides that on and
alter Jsnusry !, 1885, the rra ,tice OF leas-
ing or biring conyicts in the St,te shall
cease forever. II provides for The abandon
ment Of the present Sta'e penitt ndsry aud
tie establishment of u prison Instead.
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STRIKES COLLAPSE
On Every Chicago Railroad
Where Trouble Existed. :
fal and Feathers Awaited an 0ninS.
Ton, H.. Nan.
a Wsst Virginia Preacher Guilty Of
Forging Peusion Papers.

CmcaGo. Aug. sa,--At noon today
collapse Of every railroad strike In this city
occurred, and work in the stock yAr.is be.
gun =, onc o'clock this afternoon. The
Chiesso.and Alton switchmen have ieceg-
niscd their mistake and gone back to work
a result OF = conference between officers
of the road and committee Of strikers.
The men agree 10 become members Of
the Switchmen's Union aud will hereafter
be governed by It's rules and by the ad-
vice of its chief. They will refrsin from
trying to dictate to the company in tho
matter Of hiring or promoting men. but
with the right to the otlccrs OF the CON-
psns for redress Of grievances. the latter
aer, eng 10 hear such comllsin,s in spirit
of fArness, The sw itchmen At the stock
yards had mee'ias this morning and de-
elsred the strike eli. The lake shore
strike is vir,uslly settled, 4; men having
,igned an sgre,men, TO DO the work N or
dered, This leaves about twenty whose
places are being filled rapidly.
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SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT
Between Warning Central American
Countries.

WAsurScroS, Aug. 20. Acting Secio
tary Wharton today received telegrtn,
from Minister Mizhrr at Guatemala dated
2Sih inst, as follows. went sgain to
Acaju,la in Sslvaior o1 Monday with thr, e
of the diplomatic corps; mt the tro-
visional pre,ident with several hundred
leading men of the repu, ,lic.
The basis of peace was explained slight
ly mod fed, accepted Al d signed by Gc,
eral Ezets and returned to Gnaienala yes
tsrlay afternoon, when Guatt mala also
accepted and signed the documents. Bo,h
parties have been officially notfiel to r.
tire ihsir armies in As hours ,nd reduc.
ttem to peace footing in ght days. Tn,
estsbh his peace in Genital America. Act
ing Secretary Wharton sad be regarded
this as sst'sfs ctory settlement of the dn.
ficulty.
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The House won't into committee of the
whole on the private calen lar and the first
b II t1 be considered was the omnbu,
southern war claims bill.
Thomas wisconsin, who objected to
It's passage On the ground that some of the
c'aira ts whose claims covered were ds-
loyal, offered substitute striking out the
obi 'cucn ole features, and by unanimous
consent it was sg'eed to. The bill carries
about $3.50, COO.
The committee rose, the bill passed and
the committee resumed its session. When
the committee again rose half dozen Pr
va bills were passed.
On motion of Flower of New York bill
wss passed grintlrg American reg stry to
the foreign built steamer Neptune. The
House NJ O'Clock tJok a recess till s.
The House ST It's evening session raised
70 private pension bills. ard st 1890 sd-
i1urre1
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fARNsRsnrRG, W. Va Aug. 2).--Thc
pension office has been aware tor sop'e
time Of irregulstit'es IN y nsion-csse sii-
dayits eomlng from tbs section. The mat.
ter wss placed in the hsn Is of the au,horl-
ties for invettigstion, AMI after weeks Of
weary work the dets sctives have arrested
the Rev Mr.. Edscll, n M,,hdd stpreaeher.
on charge of forgery. II Is saii he hiss
forged IA number of niildayits which were
presented in pension eases, and these, il 10
alleged, he sold.
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NEWARK. n. j.. Aug. 20 L. B. Gould,
paint and oil deslsr Of i0f Orange street.
was alone in his s'ore when a we'll IRE sd
yonug man entered AMI asksd for paiit
As MIR Gould turped - get i; the vis tor
s'ruek him on the head " tn piece Of IL nd
piFe wrapped in psper. Mr. Gould wa.
stur ned by the hrst blow. but did not fall
until HE ASA lIns had struck him four or
Eve times. A. he .aak b. hind the countsr
boy catered the store ard frightened the
younz man aTay. MIR Gould IS not te'i.
ou.tv
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WANTED. TWO HUSBANDS.
A Wife, $40, 900 Worth OF Horses and
400 Acres OF Land Tor Each.

Sr, pAuL. Aug, - Fred Duprce, a
half-blooi Sioux Indian. ha. two chatu-
ing dsug ghtcrs whom he wishes TO marry To
white men. He announces that 10 two
suitable young men of rod busines quail.
hcStions, who will Iromlsc to treat them
veil, he will give their hands In marriage
and PRESENT each couple o1 the day they
wed With $4,000 worth OF horscs and cat
tie Bnd 400 acr,s of land, Dapr,c's oldest
dug liter was married On these terms to
Doug as Carliu of Pierre, two years ago.
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Great Day For York Beach.

ToRrsHouTH. n. H., Aug. % This has
been rea, esy or York beach, the occa-
cssion b, iag be third agunal illumination
Th ) afternoon mat h game of ball was
play ed between the Portiafd Athletic nine
end the South Bersick Athletic nine, the
sser winning, 20 to 20.
The evening Illumination, which was a
grand affair, drew thoai ands to the beach
from New bl-ypert. Dover and ibis city
All the hotels and cottages were nc ally
decorated wth Chinese lanterns, vhicE
with the boHhfes, f vorks and the iliu-
Hinl;ed craft in the otfiny mlie a very
handsome spectacle. The iliuminstiJ Jn vss
the most .uceesfui svtr held at ;he p, aeh
and vas a Il ting close Of the ssason at thai
rgsOrt.
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National League Standing.

HE, NV OK, U TlttttuTR, 2,
rors, New Yo,k, /; Pi,tsburg, 3. We
and Herman; Auderson agd Decker.
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Window 0iass Firms to Combine

PirTsnUHG, PA. Aug. 29.-De'ail, for
the cons )lidation of t1irty-rile win1o.
glass firms representing all the factories IN
the North and West were perfected here,
ye,tsrday. The combination will coutfol
the price Of window glass and It is ex
lec-ed that manufacturers ~ the East vi +
come in - save themselves from ruinou.
competition. coalition Will be formed
vi the importers at Philadelphia. Ne4
York and Bo,ton by which they handle
American q ass sn1 keep the foreign artice
out of the market The aggregate value
Of oil the factories in the combination il.
s20 900 900 |, ia expected that prices
will be raised ! to 20 per cent.
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Fatal Quarrel Over a Cali.

San ASToSIo, Texss. Aug. 20 the d, o
tails Of a double tragedy vbit h occurred 10
this county were brought hare today. A.
bsrt Coz and William Uur, two wealth,
farmers, q1srrt ll-d over calf belonging
u Ihr, winch had tespss,ei in Cos's pa,
tue- The difficulty vaI settled by Ubr
y s.erdsy goi 1g to where Cox ~ss WORKING
and shooting the latter three times, killing
him. sn fearing ne consequences of III.
ac Uhr then placed the gun to his head
ana bep his osn brain. out.
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his pathetic passages. or thrilled them wiih
lndsxrxfioa II the oasrages pzrpeSrz,sd By
the outlaws that il ia the parpose to reach
BY the elscsion bill. he was perfectly at
home before the crowd, and round after
rcuni Of spp,A1se greeted his eloquent
atseraREes.
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Floods and Fires Near et Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, PA terrific
storm yesterday fooled the rivers and
canals in this city and vicinity. There i.
two fee. Of wster in the lower streets of
the city. Guns are being fred at the T. r -
re.s to warn The inhabitants of danger.
Three-quarters Of the town Of Kishema has
been DESTROYED by FIRE. The damage i.
estimated al 3 600 600 roubes 10 addition
TO the loss Of their home, the p-oIle
are suffering from lack of food and ,hs
rates, distress prevsils. Serious fir, $
are also reported at Orel sne kursk.
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his pathetic passages, or thrilled them with
/ iniszrxfion >, the oasrages pzrpeSrz,sd by
| The o1iia<s that il Is the purpose to reach
| BY the election bill. he vas perfectly at
horie before the crowd, and ruuni after
rsuni Of applause gree,ea his eloquent
\ ltseralees.
Mr. Masoa's Speech.
Ladies aai Gen lemea-Todsy for the
first time | say the State of Maine. |
thought | kner all about the State Of
Maine and expected to fnd the people
somew Ia, different from those in Illinois
came here hecaase nv friend. Mr. Mill
ken, wanted me 10 come, and At the depot
saw hin and Immediately felt al home.
The h3norable gentleman who has just prs-
cedei me, Secretary of State Blaine,
and we love him in Chicago as we'll
as you DO here, applause has
bean talking about raciproeiv.R Now
| I've just learned to pronounce tia: word
laughter and il would not behoove ME ID
say much concerning it, esp aeiaily after
Mr.. Blsiae hA, preceded ME, bat /. con-
iug from Chicago, want to endorse his po-
sltio1. that we concur with his statement
made here today, that because there is rec
iproeity with one country it doesn't neces-
sarily follow that there should be with ali.
As | understand the republican party, it is
parry that refuses ID have reciprocity with
a country that doesn't pay lis labor enough
to live. furthermore wish 10 .hoS the
utter ahsur1lty of the stltsmeut which has
gone the rounds Of the democratic press,
10 the effect that there is quarrel in the
republican party. While members of that
party may differ on details, on the grand
questions Il. issue they are one. (Ap-
piaase } Coming up on the trail bought
Boston Globe for which paid two cents
"A large price for so smsli 4 paper
(Lsughter.) Intais paper note gloEiug
secuunt of d democratic rally al Bangor,
addressed By Mr.. Clifford. la the
course of Mr.. Cliforis remarks
he is reported as saying that for 50 years
the people have struggled with the bur
dens Of the protective tariff. Do yon re-
member, ladies and gentlemen, the good
old times of free trade WHEN England had
all the money and the people of this county
hfi TO dicker for pound of sugar or
pair of saOssf That was before we began
10 struggle under the ta-if
| remember when yonth, of feeding.
one glorious Fourth of July morning, u
lighted fire cracker to hen in the back
yard AMI when the fire cracker exploded ami
tipped the old bdly Over on her back
she immediatey rightsd herself when |
throw her another tirec,aeker which she
grabbed NoS If there's anything i1 the
world that you can fool twice, its hea.
Ladies and gentlemen, 10 the coming cam
paign beg of yOl mt 10 get hen head Il.
The speaker continued his diicusiion Of
Cliforls speech nj Bangor and in the
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Murdered BY Indians.

GrrHRfg. /. r.. Aug. 20 The bodies
Of tNo white men. murdered by Iowa Iosi-
ans, have been found eighteen miles east
Of this city in Yzvine. Itis believed that
they were murdered during . drunken
bravl as the viguam Of one Of the princi
pal men Of the tribe.
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At Brooklyn ::

Hits, Boston. s; Cincinnati. |. Error,
Bostop, Cincinnati, l. Clsrkson al
Camel; Mullane aud Harrington.
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Kaoz County Sharpers ARE sted IN
Farmingtou.

FARHixGroS. Ne. Aav. 29.-Shzrif
Sylvss'sr aud Deputy Could ARE sted Cha.
Ed yards, alias Ctar'es Howsrd, and a
woman sail to b. EDWARDS wife, ani lodged
tsem 10 jail here this afsernos N. The man
is charged vita Obtaining goods under
f.lse preieHses iu knox county, also With
being hotel beat. Sheriff Irish came from
R0cklsni and viii taxe them there tomor-
row morning.
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GrTnEIE. I. T.. Aug 90 The Farmers
Alliance and democrats. siied by repubIi-
cans from Jklshoms City. succeejed Il day
IN Organizing 10th branches Of the leg s,a-
tire. GardeBpre, Alliance member from
Saltwater. was made Presi.fn, of the
Council. and N. A. Dsni-ls, All snee mem
Der from Causdian county, Sps aksr Of the
House After Organizing. both Houses al
lourned.
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BOARD AN AMERICAN STEAMER
Ard Demand The Surrender OF a Rev
oiu,ioniss who Dies Defending Him
self

CRY OF MExIco, Aug. 20 The por.
csplsin and several other officers Of San
Jose he Guatemala boarded ya.siag
American steamer this morning and de.
nianded the surrender of Gen. MARTA Bar
rgn1ia, revoIutolis.. The captain of the
steamer agreed to give him up. but when
the officers approached Barrundia's cabin
he open q FIRE on them with a revolver.
The fire was returned. and Baru8di2 rid
died. His body was taken ashore
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Water burys Mayor Gays as's Ii
belled.

WATERBURY, Cana, Aug 20 F. Il
sEiit, editor Of the Sunday Herald, was
arrested this afternoon on criminal com-
piaiat charging hin with libel on Mayor
Bshwin. II is charged that Ssifi msde
STATE mests to the effect that Mayor Bald
via used the sfsiee for his own rr5fs, and
vas interested in certain sales material to
the city. Ssift gave bond, for his appear.
asee before the police court tomorrow.
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The End OF a Eeu6,

rsvHtE, Ky, Aug. ~ At Hazard.
Ky. tven'y- hree Of the Frenth-Eyersole
outla,s haze been ,niicted, ard il Is bs-
iisyed she f-ui viii be fraHy cru,h 4
Tie iarors st 6rs. failed to in1lct, but the
Court, supported ~ the pre.eDce Of the
State troops ins at ID ihl, they do ihsir du-
-. They we're tod that they you'd b,
discbarg,d q without psy # thy failed, and
a new jury summoned.
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MorriH's Team Does up the Rock
lands.

Especial 70 the ksnlebec Jourlsl.l
RoeKLAsD, Aug 29.-The famous John
+. Morrill, team Of Boston. defeated the
Rooklsnsis easily today BY score Of 25 to
8. The home team led ON the start, but
played careless. soon falling far behind.
Lyons. VITO once pitched on the Roskland
lssgue team, occupied the box for the VS.
ltors- receiving splendid ovation. There
was the largest attendance Of the season.