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THREATENED LIBEL SUITS.
New Developments in the Mackay-Bonynge
Scandal-A Paris Meeting.

New Developments in the Mackay-Bonynge
Scandal-A Paris Meeting.
LONDON, March 2S.-In addition to the
action to be brought against Bonynge by
Mackay, there are others which will be
urged against certain society papers which
have taken up the cudgel in favor. OF
Bonynge. Mackay has reason to believe
that lie knows who inspired the articles
in New York Truth and has already
stated that he has taken steps to prosecute
the guilty parties. In connection with thiS
case a sensation has been caused by the re
publication in London Truth of letter
cabled by Dawson Dalziel to a San Francis
co paper in reference to Bonynge, who
threatened to have Dalziel arrested on
charge of criminal libel. Daziel and Bonynge
met in the Grand Hotel at Paris last week,
but failed 10 EXCHANGE greetings.
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Misannronriated Funds.

COLUMBUS. March 2S.-Representative
OF the Shawnee Iron Point Coal and Iron
Company have applied to tho United States
Court for a master to take charge of the
affairs of the company. Charges are made
that President Welch and others fraudu-
lently mlsapprOpriated $4,000 in bonds,
together with several thousand dollars
nrnfifS of the com many
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Cattle Quarantine

ST. LOUIS, March Ex-Governor Francis
has issued proclamation ordering a strict
quarantine against Southern cattle on ac-
count of Texas fever. which the United
States Department Of Agriculture has de-
clared is prevalent south of the line from
the northern border of the ludian Territory
taius,
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PARNELL AT SLIGO.
a Triumphant Entry Followed by a Bait
With Plaekthorns.


With Blaekthorns.
DUBLIN, March 28.-Parnell made a trf-
umphal entry into Sligo to-day. He was es-
corted by fifty carloads Of supporters from
the rural districts armed with blackthorns
He was received with cheers by the towns
people. Davitt and his supporters after
ward made a counter display.
The voting classes here were Enthusiastically
hostile to PaTnell.
Previous to the arrival at Sligo Of Davitt
a fight with blackthOrn sticks took place on
the steps of the Town Hall. Subsequently
Parnel complained that he had been as
saulted during the affray by one of the resi-
dents Of the town.
The struggle was fierce one, but the
ParDelltes, assisted by the police, finally
oVercame their opponents. On returning to
his hotel Parneli made an attempt TO deliver
a speech from one of the wind ows, but was
compelled to desist owing to the hocting and
yelling of the McCarthyltes. Davitt on the
contrary, was welcomed to the town with
the utmost enthusiasm.
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The Cnnsniracv Trial.

CORK, March IS The jury in the trial of
Michael O'Brien, Dalton and others, charged
with rioting and assaulting the police at the
time of the trial OF O'Brien and Dillon at
TippeTary, to-day announced that they were
unable to agree on a verdict in the case of
Gill and Dalton. but rendered a verdict OF
not guilty as to the other prisoner.
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HOLY SATURDAY,.

How the Day Was Observed in the Cath
olic Church.
Yesterdays services in the Catholic
churches were, next to those Of Good
Friday. the most solemn and imposing of
the year. They consisted of the blessing of
the new fire, the bene1iction of the baD-
tismal font and the anticipatory celebra-
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Position of the Galena

VINEYARD HAVEN (Mass.) March 2S.-
An effort is being made to float the United
States steamer Galena at Gay Head. 1t is
found that she could be pumped out without
much difficulty, and a. high water she lies
nearly afloat in her bed, but the sand that has
piled up around her has prevented her being
hauled afoat
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from all parts of Germany contributed, and
il is said that as a result of the defeat of the
strikers the miners will not enter upon the
great strike which they contemplated this
spring. The Social Democrats. however,
cipim not to be discouraged, and are actively
pushing the movement of the cigar makers.
The unions throughout Germany pledge
themselves to smoke only cigars manufGc-
tured by the strikers. The socialists are ac-
tive and aggressive everywhere.
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A Present IN GroF

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-This after
noon ex-Commissioner Croft called at the
Land Office to attend to some personal mat
tiers, preparatory to leaving with his family
tomorrow morning for Los Angeles. He
was invited TO the office of Chief Clerk Red
way and presented with n silver tea and
water set by the Chiefs of Divisions of the
Interior Department
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A Genuine Walk.

NEW York, March 2S.-Zpe Gayton is
resting quietly at the Ashland House. She
was shown dispatch from San Francisco
in the morning papers that it is not believed
in that city that the walk was genuine
She denied the truth OF the statement and
claimed that she walked the entire distance,
though she did not walk every day, and
rested altogether forty-Six days.
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Serious Strike Threatened.

TRENTON, March 2S.-A serious pottery
strike is threatened. A cut in the wages of
ware-pressers led to strike in that depart
ment and other departments are striking
against Scab pressers being employed in
their places. A general strike would paral-
We In Siness here
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Renuisition Denied.

PROVIDENCE Or. u March 2S.-Upon the
repO1t of Attorney General Slocum, who
examined the papers, Governor Davis has
refused to allow the extradition of Thomas
Garnett, wanted in Connecticut for embez-
Element, forgery and jail-breaking. The
Attorney General found the seal upon the
requisition not the Sta seal of Connecticut,
but merely the sign-manual of Bulkeley's
nrIYatn SECRETARY.
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The sheepshead BAY Track.

New YORK, March 2S.-The Mail and Ex-
press says: At Sheepshead Bay the horses
are not as forward as at the other two
island tracks, excepting the string of James
Shields, who will have powerful stable
this year. James Rowe has six there, but
is not hurryng them or the Hearst con-
tingent Tournament is the most inquired
after, but he is not being hurried. The rest
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lowing Stambouloff and SalabaschiH says
four men suddenly confronted them on the e
street and began firing. StambonloI
ESCAPED by having just before dropped
somewhat behind Salabasehiff. The 9lilclai
organ echoes universal opinion when it SAYS
the hand of Russian diplomacy is seen in
the murder and that StambOulOff was the IN
tended victim, not Salabaschiff.
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A GhastIy Find.

The neighborhood of Webster and Sacra-
mento streets was thrown into state of
excitement yesterday by the discovery in q
lot of mans head, which had been severed
from the trunk and carried evidently to the
lot to be concealed. The residents of that
district are inclined to think il some hoax
put up" by the students at Cooper's Medi-
col nj
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EeIoninus Assault.

William p. Stack, glass-cutter employed
at 10 Fremont street, was arrested yester-
DAY afternoon by Officers Roskamp, Buckley
and Mcconnell, who charged him with hay
ing committed felonious assault with
others on Mrs. Murphy az South San
Francisco on last Sunday evening. The de-
tails Of the crime are revolving in the eX-
treme. Stack has been identified by the
win m,
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Fosters Mission.

PARIS. March 2S.-General Foster, the
Special Envoy of the United States to
Spain to arrange a commercial treaty, eX-
presses himself as confident that his mis-
sion will be successful. General Foster said
he eXpe is to be able to return 10 the United
Stntps in N
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A Dam Gives Away.

OTTAWA. March 2S.-rhe dam at the
junction of Rideau River and Rideau Canal
partially gave away to-day Great efforts
are being made TO save the dam. Should
they fail, New Edinburgh will be flooded
The residents along the river banks have in
the meantime abandoned theirh ouses.
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False Reuorts About a Rank.

New YORK, March 2S.-There is no un-
usual excitement at the Mechanics and
Traders Bank to-day. President Bosko-
WITT denies that the bank is in trouble in
any way, and has offered reward of $1,000
for evidence that will convict the person or
persons who instigated the reports concern
ing the stability of the institution.
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Cuticura Remedies

Are the greatest skin cures blood purifiers aud
Humor Remedies the world has ever known.
CUTICURA REsoIvEST the new blood and skin
purifier and greatest OF humor remedies, cleanses
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous elements,
and thus removes the CAUSE, while CuTIcURA. the
great skin cure, and CUrICURA SOAP, an exquisite
skin beautierI clear the skin and scalp and restore
the hair.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrTCURA, SOC; SoAH
25c; REsoLvENr. 81. Prepared by the PorrKc
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Cor PoRArIoS. Boston
nF- Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, so Illustrations and 100 testimonials
p,NPLEs, black-heads, red, rough. chapped and
rim oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAR.
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Masked Robbers.

Two masked men entered the saloon at
the corner of New Montgomery aud Minna
streets this morning about o'clock and
robbed the bar-keeper OF $40, presenting
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NOT GUILTY.
3aptain Galley Exonerated and Ordered to Re-

OdpId4H OdLIcy LAUutIa aItU dIlU OIuV4VU 70 NJ
join His Company.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-A special dispatch
from Omaha says Captain Henry 4. Galley
of the Second Infantry has been acquitted
by a court-maTtial. General Brooke, conf
manding this department, is not pleased
with the findings Of the court, and says he
does not see how such verdict was rem
dered on the evidence. Captain Galley has
been ordered to rejoin his company.
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Convicted of Murder.

GOSHEN Qnd.), March 2S.-Tne jury in the
Calkins murder trial found HendryX guilty,
and fixed the penalty at imprisonment for
life. Mrs. Calkins saved herself bv turning
States evidence. HendTyx and Mrs. Calkins
got Calkins' life insured for 5000, and a
week later decOyed him out on the river and
drowned him.
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Strikers Annlv for Work.

ROCHESTER, March 2S.-The cutters ap-
piled for work in bodies at their former
places of employment to-day and were in
All the locked-out men who previously ap-.
piled will be given work Monday. The cut
ters will meet Monday to consider the mat
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Stanley and His Wife,.

Taber has just published most excellen t
likeness of Henry NJ. Stanley, the African
explorer, and Mrs. Henry NJ Stanley. The
photographs are the best that have ever been
taken of these renowned persons.
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Naval Academy Graduating Class.

ANNAPOLIS, March Out of a class of
fifty two naval academy cadets about forty
seven it is expCced will be graduated in
June. The honor of graduating at the head
of the class is said to lie between Cadets
Frank B. Zahn of Pennsylvania, Henry G.
Smith of Ohio and Horatlo G. Gillmor of
Wisconsin,
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OTTAWA Ontario, March 2S.-The Min
lister Of Justice has applied to the United
States authorities for the extrGdition of
James Brothers, who is wanted at Holton,
Ontario, on a charge of forgery. Brothers
is now at Oakland. Cal.
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SECURE a catalogue aud attend the auction sale
OF fine building lots Fourteenth aud Ce nter
streets, oakland Saturday, April A, 1891, at
O'Clock p. NJ, William j. Dingee, auctioneer.
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railroad Property Burned.

CAMDEN On. j., March 2S.-A fire to-
night destroyed the depot, ferry-sllp and
houses and eighteen passenger-cars of the
Philadelphia and Atlantic City Railroad at
Knirhfs Point. The loss was 500. COO
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Barber's Itch Ia Years.

In 1874 l caught bad dose OF the barber's Itch,
and from that time on UHtil the fail OF S,S doc
torei almost continually, without any beneficial
results. l was induced to try your CurIcURA
REMEDIES, and now, after taking some twentV-Ons
bottles, am cured, and my face is again smooth
a babes. l hal already spent nearly $500 with
doctors and different proprietary medicines.
CHAS. L. WILLIAMS, Oshkosh Wis.
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ENGLISH BILLIARD MATCH.

Roberts Unable to Overcome the Big Handi-
cap He Gave Peale.
LONDON, March 2S.-The billiard match
between John Roberts Jr., champion of the
world at English billiards, aud William j.
Peale, the sPot-stroke champion, for $1,000,
was concluded this evening. The conditions
were 24.0O0 points up, spot-barred, Peale re-
ceiving L, COO points start. Although Rob
berts played in a maSterly fashion, he was
unable to overcome the big handicap and
when the contest closed had only sue
ceeded in running up total score of 21,410
points. Peale's actual score wasL12,000
DOiuts
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Heavy Fire-Insses.

LITTLE Rock (Ark.) March &C. T.
Adlos' paint ani oil house. w. E. Huth's
grocery-store, the Dollar Store and Mrs. B.
j. JOhnSOn's millinery-stOTe were burned
tonight. The losses will reach 100000,
partially insured.
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LABOR DISPUTES.
German Manufacturers Organizing to Resist
the Demands of Strikers.

LONDON, March Is. = Manufacturefs
throughout Germany are forming associ-
atiOus similar to that organized by the Ham
burg cigar manufacturers. which carried
them through to success in their struggle
with the cigar-makers. The Hamburg manu-
facturers say that the strike cost the work.
Ing people 100000 marks. Social Democrats
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LONDON (Out.), March 2S.-The whole
sale dry-goods house of John Birreu & Co.
failed to-day. The liabilities are S25O,00O,
and the assets are estimated ut S2l5000.
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Station ID Remnyed.

Station d Of the Post0flice was removed
last night from its old quarters to the south
end of the new ferry building, but will be
Open for business to-day at noon.
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No better opportunities offered to the
public to choice residence property than at
the auction sale Saturday, April L. 1891, at clock
P. NJ, the grounds, corner of Fourteenth and
Center streets, Oakland. Only 20 per cent cash.
William j. Dingee Auetioneer.
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HUNGARIAN Autumn crons.

VIENNA, March 2S.-The official report of
the Hungarian autumn crops shows the
wheat crop in the best condition. Rye is
greatly damaged and barley is only fair.
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AN UNDENIABLE SUCCESS.
First Production of Bronson Howard's "The
Henrietta" in London.

Henrietta in London.
LONDON, March 2S.-The production of
1.-THE Henrietta" this evening was an unde-
niable success Bronson Howard, the author
of the play, received hearty call at the
fall of the curtain. The only doubt is as TO
whether English audiences can appreciate
the Wall-street jokes with which the play
abounds. The players who most distin-
guished themselves were Vernon as Van
Alstyue Sr., Walter as Van Alstyne Jr.,
and Fannie Brough as Widow Else. A good
American company would give the play
mnra nrn %
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Rincaid's Trial.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-W. Fl. STILL
man of Friendship, N. Y, was the first wit
ness in the Kincaid trial. He testified that
he was an eyewitness to the tragedy.
Several other witnesses were examined, but
nothing new ELECTED.
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ROME, March 2S.-Right Rev. A. J. Glo-
rieux, DID, vicar apostolic of Idaho, has ar
rived In this CITY.
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/. Coal FROM BALTIMoRE.-The American ship
w. j. Davis came into port last evening from
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of the string do not seem of much account,
and 1t will take a great deal of clever man
agement on Albert Cooper's part to place
them so they can earn brackets.
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Two Children Burned.

QUEBEC, March 2S.-A residence in the
eastern township was burned last night and
two children perished in the flames.
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Do not fail TO attend the auction sale OF choice
residence lots at Fourteenth and Center streets.
Oakland, next Saturday, April 4th at O'Clock 2.
william J. Dingee, auctioneer.
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Excitement in Newfoundland.


ST. johns, March 28.-A great mass
French Ques lion. Excitement is increasing,
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TAKE local train to Center-street Station, Oak
land to attend the auction sale of choice residence
property, Saturday. April L. 1884, at2 o'clock P. n.
by William j. Dingee auc tiOneer.
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ROME. March 2S.-The Will of the late
Prince Napoleon leaves everything he pos
sessed TO his son, Prince Louis.
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THE sALABAsOHIFF MURDER
Universal Belief That Premier Stambouloff
Was the Intended Within

SOFIA, March 28.-The excitement over
the murder of Minister Salabaschiff con-
tinues intense Over thirty arrests have
been made. The gendarme who was fol-
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Rock ELM.

Ed. Bulmer has returned from West
Superior.
Rev. Brown, the Good Templar lee
turer, will deliver the Memorial Day
address at Rock Elm.
Miss Julia Young is teaching on
Cady Greek.
Miss Flora Mosher and mother have
moved to the Harrison Dist. in Union,
where they will remain until Miss
Mosher has finished the term of school
which she is teaching. They will
then remove to Mrs. Morse's form er
home in western New York.
Chichester IS Churchill have closed
their mill for the season.
j. Schager sold his farm, 80 acres of
land near Maple Springs, for 81 100.
Fred Hartz has gone to Warsaw,
Wis, to work in brickyard.
These are the town officers lately
elected: Supervisors, S. j. Fox chm.
5. Groet, j. Young; Clerk, ID. w. Dut-
cher; Justices, ID. Wilson, - Persons,
to fill unexpired term, q. Chidester.
Frank Lowater began school in his
old district near Olivet last Monday.
The farmers will begin seeding this
week.
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Mrs. Stanley on Womankind.

When asked if he expected to go
back to Africa Mr.. Stanley said:
THAT is a subject which l never
mention before Mrs. Stanley. She
does not like to have it mentioned. :"
africa is to far off," said the lady,
laughingly, land we have America
before us now. Our trip will take un-
til next April. But l will never con-
sent to Mr.. SANKEY'S going to Africa
again. We are too happy now to talk
of that. "And l shall be guided
by Mrs. Stanley in that matter" said
her husband. "Yes," was the wife's
ready response, Il am learning from
the American wives, who seem to
have their own way in everything.
The American women are the
most independent and brightest in the
world" Another characteristic of the
American women-which Mrs. STAN
ley did not mention-is that she is a
great Traveller, and her brightness
leads her to appreciate comfort and
elegance of equipment and courteous
treatment. AS consequence, 1.-The
Burlington" is a favorite route with
the ladies, and the husbands will do
well to say with the great explorer
Il shall be guided by my wife in that
matter when selecting railroad
line for any journey. For tickets,
rates, or any information, apply to
local agents, or write to w. j. q. Ken
yon, Gen. Pass. Agent c. B. s. N. r.
R., st. Paul, MINI.
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|. S., St. P. & U. P.
These letters are the Initials Of the
Nrlr Line through UyOmiRg and
Idaho 10 The Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed of the Chi
cago. st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
AMI Union Pacific Railways and
reaches more Ear Western Cities than
any other line. rs follows:
HALEY, Boise City, Lewiston, Mos
cow and principal Idaho points.
walia Walla. Coifax, Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numer-
Gus Washington points.
Baker City. PcI.jIetOn, Portland and
principal Oregon points.
Ogden and salt Lake City, the lar
gest points in Utah.
san Francisco. LES Angeles and all
California points ftom Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
And this line ESQ reaches Butte,
Anaconda AMI many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-
mOdatiOns are furnished in Pullman
Family Sleeping cars at very low
rates To holders 81 secund-CIass tickets
going to Washington, Oregon and Cal
ifOTnid.
When You get ready to go West, be-
fore deciding IIsau your route, call on
agents Of C.. 81 r. VI. & o. Ry.. who
will cheerfully laInish rates and in
formation ahou, through car service
over the 'LlkE INFERIOR, IT. PAUL &
ZION PltIYIt III" auI connections, or
for pamphlets ant maps address
4. s.. TEASDALE.
GeneEaL ra.senger Agent. 81. Paul.
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PRESCOTT.

The remains of Mrs. Wilkinson,
daughter L. j. Atwater, were brought
here from Dakota for interment last
Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Todd of st. Paul is Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Harry Hocum and little son of
Milbank, ). d., are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Failing.
Miss Mary Eckstein came down
from st. Paul Park to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Dunbar, wife of E. L..
Dunbar, died of pneumonia, Tuesday
morning at four O'Clock, aged about
thirty years. She leaves a husband
and three little children.
Miss Mary Schadegg of st. Paul
spent sunday with her father and re-
turned Monday morning.
There is considerable sickness in
the city.
Hiss Alice McCray came down from
st. Paul Friday night and returned
Monday.
The Burlington has changed the
time for the arrival of the morning
train north. 1t leaves here for st.
Paul at 6.45 A. NJ, instead of 6.l2 A. NJ. /,
as heretofore.
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WILDMOOD.

There is but one case of scarlet
fever in the town.
Mrs. G.. II. Taylor is expected in
town this week with millinery goods.
Miss Maggie barley is visiting
friends here. She will return home
sometime this week.
Mrs. w. Newell has gone to Menom-
onie on visit.
p. Peterson's child who was badly
scalded a short time ago is getting
better.
Miss Dolly Carl of st. Cloud, Mimi,
was the guest of Miss Leora Hess last
Saturday and Sunday.
J. w. Biddle and Andrew Christen-
son have returned home from their
trip to Ashland. Prof. Newell will
extend his journey as far as Tower,
MINI. The boys report lively time
at Ashland. among land seekers, but
as Uncle Sam interfered all returned
home safe and sound, if not land
owners.
House cleaning, and carpet-rag- bees
seem to be the order of the day.
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BELDENNILIE.

Little Lemie Baker has the measles
and is quite sick.
Mrs. Eva Greedy who has been sick
with the la grippe is recovering.
A series of meetings are being held
this week at the Advent church, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Smith.
A Mr.. Brown delivered temper
ance lecture here Saturday evening
which was well appreciated by all.
Some forty.five numbers were sold
at the dance Friday night.
The smiling face of our teacher,
Miss Cora Barnard, is seen once more
in our midst. Miss Cora has been in
our vicinity for some time and has
formed numerous friends among
pupils and patrons. We are glad to
welcome her back to the work of an
other term.
The proprietor of our hall, Q. A.
Goldsmith, and Miss Addie Stewart
were married on the 18th inst. May
success attend them.
Lizzie Severance, who is sick with
consumption, is failing fast.