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New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
THE FASHIONS.
SOME COMMENCEMENT DRESSES.

Pure white gowns are preferred to any color fos
graduates though there has been some chort 10 muo
duce color at various colleges where UNIFORM oress
is adopted. The popularity OF the oxford gown ann
cap at eiris hoos this Is matter worthy Of
note, though for the severe gown OF black SIX ann
mortar board cap OF black cloth there often sub
stituted a gown of white silk crepe DE chine and
a cap OF velvet. There also many aesthetcioohns
gowns classic effect, with long, flowing Greek sleeves
clasped TO the waist but displaying the arm be-
twcen the waist and the shoulder These are worn Will
students, caps Of white velvet. Crinkled japanese
grapes fashionable trimmed with founces OF me
Iaces In mechlin patterns with rufies Of chiffon en-
brodered on the edge These chiffon founces are often
estooncd across the edge OF dress at the 'front.' and
sides and continued In full founces at the back
little Chou" of gold ribbon catches these fesooned
aounces TO the skirt and touch OF gold lace Is used
ON the bodice which Is made half low at the neck.
with very full, transparent sleeves.
A charming way Of making simple india silk 10
With Iownccked bodice crossing the waist diagohaIly.
outlined with narrow gold braid and worn with full
auimpe of chiffon Two deep hounccs Of silk finish the
corsaee and the plain, straight skirt is completed By
two four>inch fiounces simply hemmed. ALI graduation
dresses should be made with demitran One OF the
smpIest models for commencement dress Is OF the fn
est Quality of India null The dress is made over per
ecty atng prircess body OF white si and Is In one
niece from the neck to the edge OF the skirt II Is
tJed low around the neck by three or four sniTino
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
ARRIERE PENSEE.
From Tho CntholIc World.

From The Catholic World.
May | adore the air Of you
The tinting Of your skies OF blue:
Your fields by daisy buds empearled,
Your cherry blossoms wet, and hurled
BY wandering winds your clover new
That lies a green bespread with dew:
Your meadow larls-Oh. merry crew -
Ali Is ii wrong TO love Nays worldf
May / ADORE
] know love the changing view
Because 1t changes all day through
The leaves are closed and then uncurled
Their beauty. whether wide or furled
Comes from our God-Hm, changeess true
May | adore
Maurice Francis Egan.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

regular marriage would involve tronsseau ont ort
was quite sure that she should get NO nssons he
had none to give Aand then she knew ner cu, nthsr
She thought it quite possible that II tnaI U,i in
woman-the brazen hussy did once geI mn Ret
her hands he might at any rate DC ioJv W such an
ter good deal than to run tne risN VI '"
end to all her hopes as that 49, uocleod
The end Of it was that the Rev Alan MI Mae,s1t neyt
and Miss Bayley went up togetner py eno aiebt
train which left the neighboring station-eisn'
miles off-fOr town.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

God Almighty first planted garden, and, indeed, II
Is the purest OF human pleasures II Is the greatest 10
freshment to the spirits OF men; without which build
shall ever see that, when grow 70 civilty and
eegancy, men come TO build stately sooner than 10
den finely, II gardening were the greater perfection
-(trancis Bacon on Gardens"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

"The love Within my heart for thee,
Before the world was had It's birth:
II Is the part God gives 10 me
OF the great wisdom Of the earth,s
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

They walked all the way-it is some distance
from Cadogan Place 10 Ladbroke Grove. There
was not much conversation-what there was was
not of particularly cheerful kind The day was
Miss Macleod was frst-rate pedestrian; the
Rev Alan was not good at any kind of exercise
BY the time they reached their journeys end
dewed with perspiration, and agitated beyond
measure by the rather better than four miles an
hour pace which his aunt would persist in keep
ing up.
Pomona Villa proved TO be little house which
stood back at some distance from the road Just
as they reached il the door was opened, shut
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

and held in at the waist by band about i've incn1
wide composed Of Of shirring The straight skirt
is bordered with two fOurnch Pufies simply hemmcd
and wide full iOunce OF null, also simply hemmed
on the edge is placed at the bottom OF the ceintare o.
shirring and gives the effect Of long coat similar
drapery of null is worn as bertha the core,
and there are high transparent sleeves Of null which
reach over the hand. 4,
In cases where an elaborate dress is required the
bertha and Ounce Just below the corsage are OF IrisD
point lace. still other dresses OF lndia muli or On
sheerest nainsOok are trimmed with fine Mechln or
Valenciennes laces In this case a NNce about I've
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21


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Ale4 y soAe~ A1<r sAtps
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80 - vesnsa - sSo
movement has been started - Nom
A>ts Johs q Thomas an u - = =.
e~ns for 'osefnof 81 ONO
~ SsrengAurst. III, Ne general ner~
shAndise store OF Foot q Patney was
burned ihs loss y sis.os
1he French troops N West Africe
ronted the fosees NJ tbs saitsa OF Ann
adoa and took 1850 pf'sonera
Joseph Boliinger and Robert collinGs-
worth were killed on the Baltimore =
chic railroad, near baltimore.
MrA John Gilbert, of rreeport. III /.
while suffering from melancholis.
jumped into = eistern and Ms drowned.
David Trumbull, Of Kalsmasoo,
Mich chief engineer ut ths Niehivnn
Insane Asylum since 1854 Il dead,
aged Is.
Governor Reavey. az Pennsylvania,
ba. signed the death warrants of David
ana Joseph Nicely. who are 70 b
hanged April q
tn. sarr.. c.rr< - a.. uc;S.S
States has decided that the illegitimat1
children of plural wives in Utah can in,
herit property from the father.
The manager NJ thu Indian train;ns
.choel ~ c.rl;.l. p. has Learned thss
thrse AZ hi. nils ver. N;llaa In one :,
Al. rscan. st;rr,;sh.. rsar pin. R;ag.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

\ ~ lsad - FsseAsv ype~has-
Oeeersl nnsiss pesspeaes Ne -
pertvro frem pina Rides-


~ wAe 4 wANreM eDu6I
YxR Rfpss Aenncy. q n. Jsn 49,
Mors troubas y poaoibaa 4 sausw sh>t
came in Sunday hss toaA tAe story 81
the ambush 81 her hushand rsw Tails.
and the recital hes excited the entire
Indian camp Few Tails wss relative
of Young Man Afrail-ef- His Horses snd
this ehi<ftaia Gov refuses - Do any
more peace talking with HE followers
Yeang Man Is powerful. Aad his isilur
enee was factor h inducing the Indians
70 return 70 the agency. He now says
the killing in cold blood of Few Tails
y excuse enough 10 step kia efforts 70
make the young men give up their
arms Letters 10 headquarters iron
Colonel Merriam. Of the 6eventh In
fantry. and from Lieutenant Marshall.
who investigated the killing Of Few
Tails, 60 TO show that the cnibertsons
ambnshed the hunting party and fired
on its members simply hceause they
were Indians. A thorough investiga-
tion Is 70 be made. and the whites who
did the shooting may be taken before .
criminal court on . charge Of murder.
General Miles il doing his best 10
make Young Man-Afraid-of- his Horses
understand that civilians and not sol
diers murdered Few Tails General
Miles had his transportation partly
made out Monday afternoon, his inten-
ton being TO leave within . few days
The killing Of Few Tails 1t Bear Butte
and the consequent excitement among
the Indiana here have altered his deter
mination. Captain Taylor Of the Chez
enne scouts declares the killing Of Few
Tails has made the peaceful settlement
of the trouble questionable.
Several interesting facts regarding
the conspiracy Of the Indians of the
Northwest to pillage the country in the
spring have come to light. Through
Sitting Bulls sister, who Is held .
prisoner here. it was learned that some
of the shrewdest conspirstors were
pupils at the Carlisle and Hampton
schools. They were active in giving
their relatives information about the
plans of the Government, and when the
plot finally exploded prematurely many
graduates Of these schools discarded
civilian dress. flung blankets over their
heads and prepared for war.
1t was part of tho conspiracy to
tear up the railroads, cripple the tele-
graph and seize all the stores at the
agency. The Snakes, the 6hoshones,
the eros Ventures, the Crees and the
Bannocks were to sweep down from
the north, and, joining the great tribes
Of the Sioux, Arapahoes and Cheyennes,
sweep to the south in rowing banda.
They were to be joined from the west
and southwest by the Utes, Piutes,
Nez Perces and Navajoes. and by
such other tribes as could cut their way
from the east and extreme northwest.
The bad lands were to be the retreat of
the savages when the army and militia
crowded them. This rough country
was skillfully chosen by Short Bull and
Kicking Bear for prolonged struggle.
Tons Of meat were cached there. But
the killing of Sitting Bull, the stam-
pede of Big Foot and the rush Of the
soldiers between the northern agencies
and those on the Nebraska frontier mp
set all the plans of the Indians.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
FOB SENATOR



opn1aosu1p. III. Jsn- - 1Ae vols
80 taken in the senate for United
States S~pstox 70 succeed Farueil The
pesult wxs - follows senate Palmer,
81; 0xleety, ~. House Palmer. III
Oxlesby, Is; Stre>tes. : A no one can
da<lass Eeceived . majority IN both
Houses there w1s no election
ALBAKs. N. ", Jan. - - Both
branches Of the Legislature voted for ,
United States senator II noon. There
were six sbs4ntees in the Assembly.
and the ballot resulted: Hill, IS, Evarts,
S. In the Senate the vote stood: Hill.
Is, Evsrtz. la- The joint session will
10 held Wednesday when all the DEM
ocrsts are expected 10 be present and
ss result elect IiiD.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 90 The
Democratic majority of the Legislature
In caucus Monday night nominated
Daniel w. Voorhees, to succeed himself
Is United States Senator. The nomi-
nation was by exclamation after several
speeches had been made commenda-
tory of Mr.. Voorhees, Senatorial career
The election viii occur Thursday.
Three ballots were taken in the Re-
publican caucus Governor Hovey was
named on the third ballot. the vote
standing: hovey. 20; Fairbanks II,
and James N. Huston, l.
HARRIsBURG. Pa, Jan 2o.-The Dem
ocratic members Of the House and Sem
ate met in joint caucus Monday night
70 sklect = candidate for United States
Scnstor. John Donohue, Of Philsdcl-
phia, nominated Senator George Rosa,
of Bscks County, and Senator Brown,
Of York, named ex- Lieutenant-G Governor
chaupcey +. Black. A secret ballot
resulted in the choice Of Black by .
vote of 81 to so. Eight Senators and
ten Representatives were absent
DENVER, Col, Jan. 20.-Henry NJ.
Teller was on Monday night unani-
mously chosen in caucus a. the Repuh-
lican candidate for the United States
Senate
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
A BIG JUMP.

A Cinclnnatian Leaps nom . Railway
bridge In Tennessee to the water. ESQ
Feet Below. Winning Purse Of o70o.
CINCINNATI, Jan.o 20.--Joe Russell
came home from Tyrone, Tenn, on q
cot. Before breakfast Monday morning
for purse of 500 he jumped from the
railroad bridge at that point. The
distance to the water is 256 feet
and the water is twenty feet deep.
On his way down Russell partly
lost control Of himself, and says he be
came unconscious. He struck the
water on his knees and went to the
river bed. He came up bleeding and
helpless. 1t required an hours hard
work to bring him around. He is full
Of game and will 90 to England to
jump.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
uPRoAR IN CONGRESS.

Nj. Mills, u Texas, Uses Violent Lsnguaes
and Big Fight II Narrowly Avsrted.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 20. = The House
has just gone through the stormiest
scene in very stormy Congress- Mr..
Mills Tex charged the Speaker with
Intentionally practicing fraud upon
the House lin refusing to recog-
nize him to debate the approval of the
journaD. and intimated that Mr.. Nc
Kinley was not man of honor. These
sentiments met with vigorous de-
nunciations and sibilsnt Kisses
from the Republicans, and for .
few minutes the House was in
great confusion. Throughout the scene
the Speaker was calm, but It took the
services of the Sergeant-at-arms with
his insignia Of Office to quell the tumult
which at one time threatened to cul-
inmate in personal violence.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
A SMUooLER's FATE.

The Notorious Charles Labelle Sentenced
to Eighteen Months' imprisonment Mt
Michigan City, Ind.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 20. =
Charles Labelle, the notorious
smuggler Of opium from Canada into
the United States, pleaded guilty before
the United States District Court Mon
day afternoon. He said to the
court that he had been told by Col
lector Kuhn that if he would tell
where some of the opium was he would
be Ieniently dealt with. This he did
and disclosed the whereabouts of 600
pounds to the collector, making 1000
pounds in all. Judge Woods sentenced
him to eighteen months in the Mich
igan City penitentiary and fined him
t10O
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
IL Owes Millions.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 2e.--The
failure of the American National Bank
is complete and disastrous The cap
ital of the concern was 81, use. 900, and
il Is thought the liabilities will exceed
the assets by $1,000, 900. No definite
statement Of the banks condition has
been made. but it is known that many
of the securities are practically worth
less
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
4 BAD SKIN DISEASE
Cured BY Cuticura ~ Cost 81 $3.50. Nov
Does Her Own WORT. a Wea-
derful Cure.

must write and tell you Of the success
have had In using the CrrterRs REwspws. 4
had been troubled for nearly I'VE years With
skin Disease in the right limb. and all the doc
tors IN this city could do nothing for IT,
tried everything. until Al last | thought L
should have 10 have the limb srnpu.sf ted ~ the
knee IL was swelIed - tsics the natural sire.
and could barely ho5ble around on crufchts.
for three years. and could not get cut j hap
pened to look in the newspaper ard say the
Crrrrrrs advertisement and ~ last resort
tried that i used fwo bottles Of the kssossrv1
ard three boxes of the trTEcrEz- ] ara nss
able TO DO ali ny work. both In heDss and ont
OF doors aud my limb is as natural - could
possibly be nnder any circumstances. IL is a
ever being well again. II this wfE benefit you.
Yea are welcome to Use il tn the hest adsan-
faze Any ore not cre4if8nx tb.s can frd me
Nss. HARRIET s1fCkLER, Iowa csfs. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

: CprcAso. Jan. 2o.--The extensive
works ~ NE STANDARD Metal Msnufse-
curing company and the Belding Elec-
arie- Motor company 1T the intersection
Of Howard and Wahsusis svenaes, Her
Doss. were completely destroyed ~ Ere
~ $50 o'clock .. M The loss is sss5-
go. with insurance 10 shrse-qusrssrs
ohak auoount
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
Lost Home and IittIe Ones.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 20.-Richard
Lane and wife went to church in Thorn
- County, leaving their four children
locked up in the house. When they re-
turned the house was . heap of
ashes and the children were burned to
daath.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

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Grwo - 1rf Xlunmrun
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AronnA Dkus 80 r - onvo>1n
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.PP'{ - -
e very s'afees owing " .ne iree1-
mg weather. and vendersof water are
meeting Win . brisk demand 1t four
pence Yriion-
Inc SEINE AZ tne confluence WIN the
oiss u JAmned with pack lee ten feet
nish
A. Nice wine has frozen IN ceiiarA
The Loire at Movers Y frozen over. A
large number OF vessels are iee-b0und
st bordeaux and many steamers to
avoid being frozen In, have gone down
We rsver 10 anchor IN tho serdon roads.
Packs OF wolves and numerous Wild
bears are invading the Isolated districts
France. Inc same state OF anAlrs Is
Snad 10 exist In SPAN, ana rom Sadiz
ZONES reports OF wolves oeme nhed IN
kne streets OF the suburbs.
Adviees have been received from Al
eiers To the snect that me country -
coverea with snow. a .now-ssorm -
raging In Iuniss ana the feii o. snow -
already 20 hesvy that franc ms been
stopped.
PARIS. jan % Inc Cnamoer o.
Deputies has voted so,oOo.oOe francs Tor
ne senef o. the poor suner1ng nom
ne ngor on tne Winter;
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

wAsuyvsrcS. Jan. "a. Tho eaee Of
Charles =. Kincsid. Indicted sor nurs1er
81 shocsing an Congressman Taniece.
81 Kentucky. at the Capitol last Feb
susry. came up Monday in The criminal
rour*. Ga application of Senator
VOORHEES, one Of the counsel for
E;ucaid. March - wss esed ~ the date
Cor beginning the trial
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

HxnRrssvps, ps-. Jan 80 --Gu~crncr-
esers Pss<ieon ~ taauaurs>ed sf soon
TIE Dajw p>se Of HI insaxsrsI ~
hr>>s wss devoted ~ n sdvosscy ~
srres<nres calculated - 1screope Ahe
uswss e sprDersxjpps
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

.NexTaeAr. Que. Jan ~. 1t h re-
ported that The great dry goods house Of
McLschlsn Bros q Co. one Of the
Largest il Canada. is N financial trouble
The Liabilities are between 3-oe. 80 and
opoo. 900. chiefly due their bsnkerx
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. jan %
FIoUR-Quiet and lower. Spring Wheat
patents, A.5ot4.7s; Bakers s32s1250; Winter
Wheat Flour, t4.ooosoo for Patents, ~ lo04So
for Clears.
WHEAT-Ruled lower early with good trade.
No. cash. y70s7zc; May. 9ses3xc.
CoRr-was fairly active and higbes. No. 4
&c; May. s0ss05ihc; July, 51g5ixc.
OATs--HiGher. No. 2 cash. l9H142Ac; May.
44x14Sc. Samples steady. No. g.. Na43c;
No. 3 White, 4s;143hc; No. 2 l2x043Hc. No.
white. 4<045.
cash. roe; February. THO. and May. 7<c.
Samples 1t 7I0Txc for No. and e7ossc for
No. s.
BARrEY-saiabIe and steady. Poor. ssassc:
common to fair. eooesc: good. e5d7oo, and
choice 7417ee.
MISS Moderately active snd prices
ruled lower. Quotations ranged 1T go 100 Is
for cash. fio051Gio. 10 for January, and SO %
600 fcr Man.
LARp-Rather active ana prices ruled lower
Prices ranged al s5.sssns. 20 for cash; ess7x
65.sp for January. 3 7oSs. TN for February:
and d ~ sfss.i7H for Mar.
BUTTER-Creamery. 1s<e27c; Dairy. is0pc;
Psrk king stock e0ec.
PourrRr-Itve Chickens. e1eyc Per n:
Live Turkeys BaSc rer 10: Live Ducks. 7s<0oc
per 10. Iivs Geese. u soa5 80 per dor.
oIIs-wisoonsin Prime White Sc; Water
White, sxc. Michigan Prime white. CSC:
Water White. toAe: Indiana Prime White
Sc, Water White soi<c. Headlight, rs test
s<c. Gasoline. - dee's. i$c; - d>e's. exc;
Esehfha g eex's. g.
LIeueRs-DisfiIlea Spirits ruled frm q
slf4 per gal Cor finished goods
NEW YcRx. Jan %
wHxsr-rreeiy offered. 4Gac lower. Feb
raary. sfoss< essy q OK nsss: March. d esN
Gfo4s May. aioeAf3ia2 July essacsxc;
August a<<1a4Se: December. esssnake
COIN pull. Ae us sad firm, We. q 5oasoAe;
steamer mixed. sc.
Oars aist ard steady, Western. <snNe
PRovrsxoxs--B<ef DUH srm. rlafe. TO
o. 50: family - 0szS 90 Pork steady quiet:
rev rpses Gil so<e1i.7 y. cid ness ~ .s1o X.
extra rvine - ssaie 90 Lard euE asd vssk
steam ssnawed, - ~
CzRvRIkuD. o, Isn ~
PnfHenpu-Easy. standard vnis4 f5o dee
t~sx szc, ~ sssoIine- ss: - sseosisA ~. =
CEfcAeo ysn -
cAr7rn-Nssxs< fairy sctive Pxicee -
sAanes1 sar9ns - - soas - fcr esntes -
fancy sAzppfss s-rs. ezorD40 ~ go
~ esosce 20 I: = ls~d-s = scr esDEsa - ~
30: - x13oe for estcherx srssrs - ~
- - sxorks-s. = No. - ~ fevsnR: 80
As sav Fe~d~rs n E4zS 80 rr~s. Esoo
11 e. Bs4ss a.a a go n ssr vsas Css~-a
Hcss-MsrRes rssAer s~n sssss rssee1 -
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RS for rs1xs ps<Ezss - H4s y ~ nsxsd
cd 02oz - ~ sssvy rsexsns - selDY<ss
49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
$1,000 REWARD!
then treatment b following their directIons
PRIVATE Diseases Of MEN

-
PRIVATE Diseases Of MEN
special study ana practice for many years..
oyer !ce! treated yssfiy. Recent cesee II
E EsUk RisEAsEs fsIsS e ssa the me
face or body. cured without giving mercury or
other poisons Mercury ts the curse OF the
human race. Your child n Win suffer from fts
ana s y re- ~s fS. sss
are being cured IN this dispeussxy without
Dr. Grafton IL . graduate Of Rush Medical Col
leee. chlcsge. III, Is wei known III cser the
United STATES and Canada ~ shouksn1s II ED
ana young men be has cured. and 4 II . veil
ss ans 9 year. D. ne, h
Chronic Diseases, thus obtaining s1vanfaees
few possess. Medicine. ike al other sciepces 10
.ns s.s sss ssoss rrsss q ~
Treatment that IL will AFFORD not oslr smms
d 9, relief but psTmsssns ut. cc s A. forms
al Chrome Diseases Tar Ia a6saDce Of any In
stisutiou IN this country. Those who contem
p.se rs e Hot RrSnss , ., the sfssr ,s
q ore third the cost 1t our Dispenssry. u Esst
RtffrRE cured without pain or hinsrsnos
from business
I a 1;ae By shss treatment pure. less'y
ndulo0 ccmpierion. FIRE. from ssilswpess.
fseckIes. black besda efuptscos. etc. brilliant
eyss ard perfect health can be nad. That
promptly cured. Nervous ProssrsfBen. cen
Iadisesfion. ovsrisl Troubles. Infspsnsflen
ssa e,:ss ' ks.. sss oonsss sss
Eve and Bar sss;s 3 !, cs 8. asl Ina: ;,
Glste. asd Far and Xsss s slsb,sspss.' isver
sson Of the Itds. ecrDfuious Eyes Illustrations,
InaaInm.stess Assce.s. pimness q y,el.n q
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

rcyrox. Jan. 9o-The desti*uticu in
london is appalling and the newxpa-
pers ere filed with appeals fov charit-
able aid Thousands Of respectable men
and women are absolutely wixhou4 food
in their homes
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21

The af<>enta session 81 Ne Nevada
Legislators ssaveaea = Mspaay =
Carson cStp
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
cuTICuRA REMEDIES

Are the greatest skin cures. bloez narifevs
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-21
FIVE MEN SHOT sv RosseRs.

Two Msskea Men Murder Several Pros
peesors and secure Their Money.
HEIrNA, Mont, Jan. 2o.--Five men.
who had s7no between them. we're gam
bling in tent seven miles east of Nc
Cartysville, IA Flathead County. near
ne line Of the Great Northern
railroad on Sunday. Two masked
men appeared in the tent and
commanded The esnesters 10 throw
up their hands. The hve men refused
10 do 90 and the robbers fred, killing
two men outright. General firing then
followed and the .tnrec others were
badly wounded The robbers escaped
with the money. The sheriff followed
The robbers forty Ave miles. but then
lost the trail The men killed were
proxpe<forx 49,