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statue to Beecher.

New York, March 3O.A statue to
the memory of Henry Ward Beecher
will adorn the City Hall square, Brook
Ign, and will be unveiled June "a. The
day is the seventy-eighth anniversary Of
the great preachers birth. Mayor
Chap,n will preside at the unwilling,
and ex-Mayor Seth Low, Ii. D., the
president Of Columbia college, will be
the orator. Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hall
viii turn over the statue to the Park
commission, and George v. Brewer,
cept 1t on behalf Of the local govern
ment and the people at large.
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MINNESOTA SOLONS,
Condensed Proceedings Of Both
Branches Of the Minnesota Leg
islature.
What is Being Attempted in the Way
Of Legislation by Our Law
makers.
Tuesday March. "a.
SENATE.


A number of petitions we're presented
asking for the passage Of the Currier rail-
road bill.
Senator Mcmillan sent up u resolution
authorizing the appointment of commit
tee OF three senators to consider the ques-
ton OF capital removal.
Senator John Day Smith gave notice of
debate. and little later Senator Glader in
PRODUCED bill, which, in great detail. pro-
yldes tor the removal OF the capitol to
Aandiyohi county. The bill establishes the
city OF Minnetnga as the seat o. government
OF the state. and provides for the sale Of lots
building fund The bill also provides for
commission Of three persons, who shall
nave charge OF the erection of new capitol
building. These commissioners ore to adj
vertlse for plans and specifications. and
they, with the governor and state auditor
are to select plan. The total cost of the
contract made by the commissioners in ex-
cess OF this amount shall be null and void
The bill provides further that the seat OF
government OF the state shall be removed to
the new loration on tho lst of January, 1896.
Under the order of introduction of new
pills Mr.. Reyes introduced bill placing
the state library under the supervision o: the
Judges of the supreme court. and prohibits
publishing firm and their employees from
usirg the library or the books therein for
the purpose OF its publications without pay
ing for the wear and tear of the books, the
sum being named by the Librarian at not
less than $500 per annum.
Mr.. Lynn introduced bill which amends
the laws relating to interest and usury by
providing fine OF $500 tor any person, per-
sons or corporation who shall receive rom
., person making the loan greater sum
than allowed by law, or imprisonment for
not more than one year. The person max
.ng the complaint is to receive the fine
This bill provides punishment for usury
MIR: J. r. Nelson proposes to amend the
penal code relating to the use Of false
weights, Furnishing offenders for knowing
Misrepresentation as tor misdemeanor.
DIR. Hemstead introduced bill to amend
the law relating to the solemnization 0!
marriages. extending the power to do so to
court commissioners.
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a MOB took Thomas Hunter, who
shot j. A. Burke at Cumberland Gap,
KY, from the authorities and hanged
HIM to tree.
THREE sharpers bunkoed w. d.
Dowell. state treasurer of the Arkan-
sas Farmers Alliances out of s., 600 at
Fayetteville.
FLAMES on the lumber docks Of
Hovey & McCracken at Muskegon,
Mich. consumed l, 800, 600 feet of white
pine lumber.
In Wallace county, Kan, about one
half of the 900 people were said to DO
in destitute condition.
In Ruley's grocery store at Madison
vile, KY, a keg Of powder exploded,
and J. B. Stewart, clerk, and ID. A.
Bondurant were fatally injured.
KANSAS has received its share of the
direct tax fund, amounting to $50, 1892.
OHIO has applied for her share of the
direct tax, 81, 3S2, 025.
In theater at Spokane Falls, Wash,
Charles Elliott. who was occupying
box, drew revolver and fired sew
eral shots at the performers, killing
Mabel Debabian and Carrie Smith, and
then shot himself. Jealousy was the
cause.
ON the Chesapeake & Ohio road pas
senger train was consumed by fire re-
sulting from wreck at Charleston,
w. Va. Several persons were slightly
injured.
AT Paris Tex, Hill Hudgins, aged
% years, was charged with four MUIR
ders committed during the last year.
In portions of Maryland and Vir-
ginia over foot of snow fell on the
2.th.
IN Louisville the first anniversary of
the great cyclone in that city, by which
seventy six lives were lost and property
valued at 80, 150, 900 was destroyed, was;
observed on the 27th.
On July IA the National Editorial as
ISOLATION will meet in st. Paul
OFF the coast of Virginia the Nor
wegian bark Dictator was wrecked and
eight lives were lost.
THEODORE THOMAS will be musical
director and William L.. Tomlins choral
director Of the worlds fair.
AT Newburn, Mo-, George Harris,
who tasted thirty-three days, has been
| adjudged insane.
The legislature of California has adj
| journed sine die. Before adjournment
| sos bills were passed by both branches
and sent to the governor.
| THE worlds fair board of directors
have completed the term of office for
| which they were elected. In his vale
dictory address President Gage re-
viewed the work accomplished by the
| board, gave synopsis Of the financial
| status OF the exposition and drew pic
ture of the future strong with as
surance of success.
FIRE destroyed the Charles Rohr
Company's paclSing-house at Baltimore,
/ Md, causing loss of 100000.
| JEFF D1NaMoRE and Elrod Hudson,
two negroes who burned portion of
! RusselLville, Ala, were taken from Jail
by mob and hanged.
AFTER short illness John Plankin-
ton, aged Oyears, the millionaire pack
er, died of pneumonia at his home in
| Milwaukee.
GEORGE HATHAWAY, convicted in
Chicago of the murder of ex-Alderman
Whelan and sentenced to imprisonment
for life, has been granted new trial.
A YOUNG son of A. Nickerson, of
Prairie du Chen, and a son of Mr..
Target, each aged Il, died suddenly of
nicotine poisoning after smoking Gig
arettes to excess
FLAMES at Little Rock, Ark, wiped
out some of the most imposing build
ings on the principal business street.
i Loss, 100000.
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WILL TALK on COMMERCE.
List OF Speakers for the Congress to BE
Held at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3O.-At the
meeting Of the executive committee of
the commercial congress of the western
states the following speakers and sub
jects for discussion were agreed upon:
Improvement OF Waterways" Gen. T. J.
Henderson, of Illinois, and Newton c. Blan
cbard OF Louisiana; Reciprocity" Don M
Dickinson OF Michigan, Ben Butterworth and
J. B. Burrows. Of michigan; The Coinage Cues
ton" Gen. A. J. Warner. of Ohio; Gag
ricultural Depression and the Remedy" ]. j.
ingalls,, of Kansas: THE Promotion Of Manu-
featuring interests Major William::J. Mckin-
ley, OF Ohio; "Taxation,' G. R. Breckinridge,
of Arkansas. j. h. Gear, OF Iowa. and G. Stew.
art of Texas; Immigration and Settlement OF
Unoccupied Lands, . g. A. Pierce OF North Da.
kota and II. M. Thurston; Union Commercial
Laws" Judge J. L. Torrey, Of ST Louis
author of the rorrey bankrupt bill; "Railwa,
Transportation" George r. Peck. OF Topeka;
Legislation as Eflecting Commerce." Gen.
Wheeler, Of Alabama: Irrigation Of Arid
Lands T. G. Henry, Of Denver, and John Jay,
Of Junction City, Kan
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Saturday. March %.
SENATE,


Senator John 1)ay Smith resurrected the
senatorial contest of two years ago next
when he arose to make his report as chair
man of the committee appointed to inves-
uSate how the testimony of ex-senator
Sabin, taken by bribery Investigating COM
nltiee Two years ago, came TO be omitted
from the printed report. This report re-
cited the testimony taken, which was OBJ
tanned from Prof. Bowers OF Minneapolis,
and drew no conclusions as to its Omis-
>iohs. 1t was then ordered that the testi-
mony. OF Senator Sabin be printed and
pasted into the copies already printed
was the first measure brought up and it at
once became the subject ola hot debate and
was finally indefinitely postponed.
Senator keller's livery bill, s. Il. 367, was
recommended to pass. Another measure
was introduced by thesame gent! eman, pro-
viding for liens for livery stable Keepers in
certain cases, was referred back to the
author, and then the senate adjourned I'M
til 10 o'clock Monday morning.
HOUSE.
The senate joint resolution, expunging
the Impeachment proceedings against L. St.
Julien Cox came up i'll the house. Mr..
Turrell, of Redwood explained the resolu-
ton. Mr.. Cox was the Judge in his district
at the time when he laid himself liable to
the charge of impcachmcnt-the Judge was
impeached for drunkenness. The Judge
had been sufficiently punished and these
impeachment proceedings should be strick-
Ell from the records in justice to his family
Mr.. Lynn moved the adoption of the res
olution. and it was so agreed.
Several bills of local interest were passed
after which the house adjourned till 10
O'Clock Monday
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day at his residence.
His end was peace
full. AS the bells
were ringing for
v es per service of
Easter day he asked
by sign for paper
and wrote a fe W
lines to his loved
ones, to the absent
son and daughter in
Egypt and the three
members Of h i S
family at home. The
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BIG SHIPMENT OF WHISKY. &
The Largest Shipment Of Spirits Eve

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 80. There was
sent out Saturday from the Woolner
distillery the largest shipment of spir
its ever made, beating the worlds
record. There were fifteen car
loads or 10000 barrels Of spirits,
containing 50, 400 taxable gallons. The
tax collected by the government
on this single shipment was $74,244,
apd the entire days business repre-
lsented deal Of 100000. The goods
went to New York, Cincinnati and
Philadelphia
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-IFE SENTENCE FOR HENDRIX.
Result Of the Murder Trial at Goshen
Ind -1clao I,slaxanA,e Indi4En,ox,k -----

Result Of the Murder Trial at Goshen,
Ind.-T Prisoner Indifferent.
GOSHEN, Ind, March 30.-The Hen
dryx murder trial, which has been be.
fore the circuit court for the past week,
has come to an end, Hendryx being
found guilty and sentenced to the peni-
tiary for life. The jury was out twelve
hours. During the entire trial
the prisoner has shown the greatest in
difference to his fate and received the
verdict very coolly. A motion was
made for new trial, and If not granted
the case will be carried to the supreme
cn,,rt 81
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WEST AND SOUTH


THE governor OF Louisiana has re-
piled to the dispatch of Secretary Blaine
regarding the italian subjects killed by
the New Orleans mob. The governor
fails to express any regret of the lynch
ing.
On the Canadian river in the Chero-
kee strip wealthy Kentuckian named
Cole was robbed OF SO, 500 in cash. The
robbers escaped.
The oldest man in Minnesota, Warren
Barrett, died at chinatown, aged 1O2
years He was born in Vermont in
1889.
BANKERS of Indiana met at Indianap-
oils and formed a state association,
lin, president
doc" MIDDLETON, who claimed to be
the noted outlaw, and Mayor Peyson
fatally shot each other during fight in
gambling house at Covington, Neb.
THE Warren (Tex.) Lumber Co failed
for 100000.
E, AT Oshkosh Mrs. Ellen Lucy, the
Oldest woman in Wisconsin and perhaps
in the United States, died at the age of
l12 years.
In Greenville county, S. c., T. B.
gold on his farrn
IN Nebraska snow fell on the 25th to
the depth of twenty inches on the Level
and railroad traffic was greatly inn
peded. Severe snowstorlns were also
reported from Kansas.
On the coast of North Carolina the
British steamship Straithairly was
wrecked and nineteen of the crew were
drowned.
AT Indianapolis steps have been taken
by the planning mill employees to start q
cooperative mill, with 100000 capital.
THOMAS Beach, Nelson Van Brock
lin, Thomas McCandless and Fred Mill
er fell down a coal shaft a distance Of
500 feet at Lyons, Kan, and were killed.
A COMPANY at st. Louis has begun
the erection Of the first tin plate works
in this country. The capacity will be
between 400 and 500 boxes a day.
DANIEL DREW, of Lafayette, Ind. on
his second trial for the murder of John
Mackessy, was acquitted.
The Arkansas legislature passed a
bill to pension confederate disabled
soldiers and the INDECENT widoWso Of con
federate veterans.
THE death Of Norman T.. Gassette, an
old citizen Of Chicago. and well known
In masonic circles throughout the coun-
try, occurred at his home at the age Of
80 years.
IN Chicago John Hazel and his IL
year-old son while crossing the Grand
Trunk track were struck BY an engine
and killed.
FRoM Gen. Merritt's headquarters at
st Louis orders were issued to begin
enlisting Indians ID the regular army.
The Indians are TO be enlisted for I've
| ysars
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How clerk Davl. stole sa41soo.

State Public Examiner Kenyon has
fled his report on the steal Of Jay P.
Davis, deputy clerk Of the st. Paul dis
On forged jury certificates. Kenyon's
method of examination was to check
the jury certificates against the daily
record in the district court, and he thus
discovered that Davis had converted to
his own use 1914, 800 Davis populations
began in November, 1887, and were
kept up steadily for more than three
wears. gtessI 80
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"A Now Countv.

The 1tasca county commissioners held
their first meeting at Grand Rapids
under the new law organizing that
county and named Grand Rapids as the
county seat. The board then made the
following appointments as county off,
GERS: County attorney, Henry w. Can
field; clerk of court, Wade Baker;
surveyor, E. r. Lewis; assessor, NJ. a.
Woods; auditor, H. R. King; treasurer,
John Beckfelt; register Of deeds,
Charles Kearney. This leaves probate
judge, court commissioners, coroner
and superintendent Of schools yet to
appoint. The appointees are nearly all
Grand Rapids men. go
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MINNESOTA STATE NEWS
WANT TO MARRY.
The Mayor Of New York Appealed TO ~
Six Minnesota Bachelor. s5

The Mayor Of Now York Appealed 70 ~
Six Minnesota Bachelors.
Mayor Grant, Of New York, recent
~ received letter dated Ida,
signed by Joshua Fl. Wright, who said
he represented sin young bachelors
who were DESTROYS 81 marrying: 1h-
closed iii the letter was newspapef
clipping I'd the effect that there ire
thousands 0f women III New York who
are in such q position that they either
must accept charity or starve. The
writer says that the Ida bachelors
held a mass meeting and concluded that
they were in q position to furnish homes
and good husbands to six of those
poor hnfortunates, providing they are
good looking. MI. Wright asked the
IN ayor to send him an answer as quick
IL is possible:
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Piping Times in Pipestone.

The immigration to Pipestone county
this spring is the largest ever seen.
Nearly 100 families who purchased
farms there last fall have already ar
rived, and every day brings more.
Nearly fifty new farmhouses are now
in course of erection in the county, and
business Is quite brisk,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

In an explosion in the Florentine
mining pit at Benthen, Prussian Silesia,
thirteen men were killed.
On the Baltic sea scores of shipwrecks
attended by great loss of life have oc-
Cured as the result of rec ent heavy
gales and snowstorms.
In North Lap]and diamonds have
been discovered.
GREAT BRITAIN and Spain have ac-
copied the invitation to make display
at the Worlds Columbian exposition.
AT Rome, Italy, the Bank of Leg
horn suspended, with liabilities amount
ing to 5O,OOO,OOO francs.
EvAL1NE NEAL, handsome English
woman, has been arrested in Paris for
marriage frauds. She induced forty
three men to marry her by advertising
herself as wealthy widow.
In case of European war England
has agreed to protect Belgium.
AT Vienna Count Arthur Kesselstadt
and Countess Annie Freis were caught
in storm in pleasure boat and were
drowned.
ITALY will accept the invitation Of the
United States to take part in the world'a
fair.
THE firm of John Birren & Co.,
wholesale dealers in dry goods at Lon
don, Ont, failed for $500
H. S. Phillips livery stable at Mon
treal was burned and sixteen horses
perished in the flames,
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killed BY = Failing Iciols:

In St. Paul a hundred people saw
d huge icicle fall from the caves on
the north side of the chamber of COM
merce building just as Mrs. Eva
Jonrdant was passing. Men shouted to
her to look out but they were too late.
The mass of ice struck her squarely on
the top of the head, fracturing the
skull in five places, and she died at st.
Joseph's hospital. A man was chop
ping ice from the roof.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-02
Big Fire at Camden, n. j.

CAMDEN, N. j., March 80 Fire Sat-
urday night destroyed the depot, ferry
ships and houses and eighteen passen-
ser coaches of the Philadelphia s. At
lantic City railroad at Kaighn's Point.
The road is operated by the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railroad Company.
The loss is estimated at 500, 600.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-02
Rough Treatment.

A man named Kinsella ran for presi-
dent of the village of Two Harbors and
was defeated. He blamed Supt. Great
singer, of the Duluth s. Iron Range
railroad, for using unfair means to Sc
cure his defeat, and published a card in
the Two Harbors Iron Post abusing
Greatsinger. Much feeling was created,
and it resulted in Kinsella being taken
out and tarred and feathered and three
holes shot in his hand,
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REV. nR. HowARn cRosnY.

New YORK, March 80. = Rev. DR..
Howard Crosby died at $50 %. m. Sum
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-02
A Couraeeous Lass.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, March s0.The
Simms3 house at Piedmont, w. Va,
was burned at an early hour. Column
bus Helmick was seriously hurt Anne
II. Entler, daughter Of the proprietor,
burst open the doors Of the guests rooms
and the thirty in the hotel escaped. But
for her courage the loss Of life might
have been heavy. Loss, $40, 900.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-02
LATER

AT Pra.re du Chen. Wis, young
son of A. Nickerson and son of Mr..
Target, each aged IA, died suddenly of
nicotine poisoning after smoking Gig
arettes to excess.
NELSON p. REED, editor and pro-
prietor of the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Com
mercial- Gazette, died at his home of
pneumonia, resulting from the grip.
LOUIS MONDAY and William Hall
were killed by a premature blast at
Gheen's quarry near JeHersonville,
Ind.
The residence of Mr.. Marchand st.
VALERIE de Batustrode at Quebec was
burned, and two of his children per-
ished in the flames.
ENGINEER FRANK Wakes, Fireman
John Oches and Frank Myers were
killed in a railroad wreck on the Phil
adelphia road near Ashland, Pa.
The wholesale dry-goods firm of
John Birrell & Co. at London, Ont,
failed for $25O,000.
REV. DR.. HOWARD CROSBY died at
his home in New York city of pneu-
monia, aged IS years. He was one of
the most prominent Presbyterian min
listers in this country.
The Charles Rohr Company's pack
ing-house at Baltimore, Md, was de-
stroyed by fire, causing a loss of 500, 900.
ELRoD HUDSON and jeff Dinsmore,
the two negroes who burned q portion
of Russellville, Ala, were taken from
jail by mob and hanged.
i JOHN PLANKINToN, aged 70 years, the
millionaire packer, died OF pneumonia
at his home in Milwaukee after an ILL
ness of five days.
GEN: JOHN ". FOSTER, special envoy
of the United States to Spain, is conf
dent that he will succeed in negotiat-
ing favorable reciprocity treaty.
IS LAWRENCE GOODWIN; who died in
Brooklyn, N. Y. aged 81 years, was the
law partner Of Aaron Burr.
The livery stable Of Il. 8. Phillips at
4 Montreal was burned and sixteen
horses persisted in the flames
JUDGE TUTHILL granted motion
for new trial for George Hathaway.
convicted in Chicago Of the murder of
alderman Whelan and. sentenced to
imprisonment for life.
WILLIAM VAUaH, a Mexican war vet
eran, died at Vandalia, Ill, Of Ia
grippe, aged 78 years.
=, a SENSATION was caused at the treas
ury department in Washington by the
discovery OF counterfeit two-dollar
silver certificate SO nearly perfect in all
its parts as to be almost impossible Of
detection. It was estimated that there
y - -tA>.n
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Counterfeit silver Certificates.

Counterfeit Silver CertiHcates.
WASHINGTON, March 80 The treas
ury department is consid erably worried
over the discovery Of q new and danger
Gus counterfeit two-doilar silver cer-
3tificateI 80 nearly perfect as to be al
most impossible OF detection.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-05-05

People living in this county have of
late been talking of petitioning the next
legislature to make an appropriation for
falls. They say if this was done salmon
and other species of food fish would come
up the streams in this valley in great
numbers. Parties who have a knowl-
edge of such matters claim that the ap-
preparation would be light. This it
seems would be at least one good turn
which the legislature might do for
Klickitat. 1t would be well to remem-
Der that Kickitat county is not along
the Columbia river, but the river forms
its boundary Goldendak Sentineh
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-05-05
Table Talk.
The Irony OF Fate.

Now in the world, as in d school,
We see how Fate may change and shift:
The prize he sometimes with fool,
The race not always to the swift,
The strong may yield the good may fall,
The knave be lifted over all,
The poor cast pitilessly down.
.-ts. z-[Thackeray.
The Olympia Tribune, thinks that it
would be good idea for the United
States to compel all foreigners who
months without declaring their inten-
ton to become citizens, to get out.
The eccentric wall-steet operator,
Mrs. Hetty Green, who is popularly
reputed to be worth something like
40, ,000, 900, has a dauger now about
1S years old There also son, to
whom, Mrs. Green declares, she will
leave the bulk of her fortune
None of the houses in which TalIey-
rand. slept or lived when a resident of
Philadelphia, are now standing. He
kept little shop and sold buttons. He
was entirely deprived of any income
from France while here, and it is well
known that he was quite poor.
Chicago has news society. 1t is
called the Rational Dress Reform soci-
ETY.: The members, who are prominent
society ladies, aim to introduce new
dress com binations, the nationality of
which consists of brevity of shirt, dual
ity of underdress and shortness of up
per drapery. None of the members
have ventured to appear in public in
the combination.
newspaper is always printed in a
rush. There is always something in it
that should have been left out; some
thing left out that should have gone
in; /; it is at times too quick to Judge,
and often too quick to act; but with
all it's faults and shortcomings, there
is more education in a bright, newsy
paper than there is in a novel. You
will find that the brightest boy on prac-
tical, sensible, everyday questions it
the boy who prefers newspapers or
novels.
When man gets in trouble it often
takes round sum to square matters.
Oregon has diverse resources which
should be developed.
The contented thief takes things philo-
sophically, of course.