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SUED THE PRIEST.

A Boston Storekeepcr Brings Suit Against
' Catholic Priest for Damages by n hoy.
colt Instituted by Him.
BosToN. Dot. 27.-Suit was begun in
the superior court yesterday by Maria
killbury, a storekeeper of East Boston,
against Rev. Hugh II. O'Donnell, a
Catholic priest of that section, to re.
cover 5000 damages for the ruin of
plaintiffs business by boycott placed
on the store by the priest. Mrs. Kill.
bury refused to send her children to the
parocbial school and alleges in her
charge that because she did so refuse
defendant, from the altar. publicly and
officially issued an interdict forbidding
all his parishioners and his congrega-
tion to trade or deal or in any way as.
sociate with plainti9
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RlORDAN.SMITH.
Henvyweights Battle nj san Francisco for
Twcnty-siX Rounds.

henfNwe!ghfs lsnttie nj san Francisco for
Twenty-siX Rounds.
SAN FRANc1soo, Oct. s7.-Con Rior
dan of San Francisco and Billy Smith
OF Australia, heavyweights. battled at
the CALIFORNIA Club tonight for 81, 200
purse. Riordan was favorite. Smith
forced the pace, and while Riordan
countered effectively at times, the
cleanest and hardest blows were
Smiths, who landed repeat
edly over Riorlon's head. Riordan
was knocked down in the first round
and also in the seco nd From the fifth
to the sixteenth round Smith kept the
aggressive, driving bis left for the jaw,
and planting his right over the heart
He bled little ut the nose from Rior.
dams left swings. Riordun's play
seemed to be to Wear Smith out Rior-
dan was victor in the twenty sixth
round.
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BANDIT mcDANIELs CAPTURED.
The Fnmons Cotton Belt Bandit Capture,
at His Home in Texas.

The FamOns Cotton Belt Bandit Captured
ut His lIomc in Texas.
TExARKANA, Tex, Oct. 2s.-Napoleon
McDaniele, the famous Cotton Belt
bandit who. with three others, on the
night of June 1S. 1890, derailed and
robbed the Cotton Belt passenger train
at Spur Switch, five miles west;of here
and who was in October following given
q life sentence in the penitentiary, and
who escaped from Jail by Draining his
jailor on the eighth of last December,
was captured in his house in the sub
urbs this morning. He has
been here at home ever since
his escape, though reported in Mexico.
Yesterday he gave his Is -ycar-old son a
beating and Threatened to kill him, and
the boy vent to the officers last night
and gave his father away. A posse
guarded the house all night, and this
morning McDaniels surrendered after a
parley Of two hours with the officers
He will be taken to the state jail tomor-
row. He is fearless and desperate
man, and great surprise is felt that he
was taken alive.
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Sensible Judge Rose.

ST. PAUL. Oct. GA Pioneer Press
Jamestown, N. D., special says: The
term of court of Foster County ad.
]ourned sine die by Judge Rose for the
reason that to call jury would take
many farmers from the fields and wit
nesses from the threshing crews. There
were only few cases on the docket.
The necessities of farm work appeared
greater to the Judge than the holding of
term Of court. It is likely an adjourn.
ment will also be had in Griggs County
for the same reason.
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A Grand Forks Divorce.

GRAND Forks, Oct. 2s.-On Monday
petition was fled in the district court
by Mrs. Leah Goodsell, asking separa-
ton from Wallace Goodsell, on the
grounds of desertion, cruelty and sew
eral other allegations which would
hardly be necessary to publish. The
husband is we'll known travelling sales
man.
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Patti Rosn Disabled,

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 2s.-The
soubrette. Patti Rosa, who has been
playing an engagement at the Lyceum
rheater, this afternoon ruptured q
tendon of her left foot in the second act
of the play at the matinee DIR. Sale
pronounced the injury a serious one,
and the lady was unable to appear to.
night.
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South Dnko,n,s New Kond.

RAPID Cry, s. d., Oct. ss.-Presi.
dent Good of the Dakota & Wyoming
railway, returned this morning, accom-.
panied by several capitalists interested
in the road He states the line will be
built on to the Mission River next year.
Grading is going ahead rapidly on the
eastern divisions, and contractors are
now paying eff
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MAJOR BUTTZ'S IDEA.

The lTnior Expresses His Satisfaction at
the Crop Outlook nnd the Grades Given
by Inspectors.
ST. PAUL, Oct. GA Pioneer Press
Duluth special says: Major Buttz, of
Rameey County, N. D., is in the city.
He rays the damage to the crops from
as feared. While grain on the outside
of the shock was bleached some, that
inside was found bright. He says half
the crop is threehed in his neighbor-
hood. The supply OF men and threshers
is good, but more could be used. The
The Dickinson press., 1891-10-31
Anaconda STANDARD Lxonernted,

M1NSEAroIs, Oct. 2s.-A special to
The Tribune from Anaconda, Mont
says: In the libel suit of A. j. Selis.
man, OF Helena, against The Anaconda.
Standard for SlotOr, Tie ju,y fou,d fol
the defendants.
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RInze nj Yirden. Man,

WINNIPEG, Oct. 2S "A fire at Virden,
Man., destroyed dozen or more build
ings in the center of the town causing a
loss of s5O,OOO and twenty valuable
horses just imported from England
Among the buildings consumed was the
Ottawa Hotel.
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D'cAey Cou.,,,,. Auli,or pcn,l.

ST. PAUL, Oct 2G.-A Pieneer Press
EllendHle, N. d, special says: Hon
rhurlow. Weed, auditor of D;cke,
county, died last night of typhoid fever.
aged 50. The remains were taken to
Michigan this afternoon.
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Fire OH Fulton street, New York.

New YORK, Oct. 2s.-Fire broke out
at 2:3O this afternoon at No. so Fulton
Street. In few minutes the entire
building was in blaze and was soon
gutted. The second story was occupied
by the Metropolitan Essential Oil
Works. and the fire is supposed to have
been caused by the explosion of tank
1t is rumored that several persons on
the upper floor were consumed by the
flames.
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The Lottery Cases.

Sioux FALLS, s. D.. Oct. SIT now
transpires that General Beauregard was
not indicted. Bail in the cases of the
lottery officials has been fixed at only
1900 each. 1t is announced that pro
secution will be pushed upon every one
of the eighteen counts
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A Distiilery Burned.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27-The Clifton
Springs distillery, situated in Cum
mingsville. in the northern part of the
city, up Mill Greek Valley, burned to.
night. The loss is estimated at $40, 900,
with partial insurance.
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Lnnd for n Iewi,h se1.lemeut.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Argen-
tine government sold tract of land in
the northern part of the republic to
Baron Beshop for the establishment of
a Jewish settlement. One million dol.
lars in gold has been paid for 1000
square miles of territory.
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Griggs County: The new Methodist
church at Cooperstown has been dedi-
Gated. -, Henry CLARK has shipped two
carloads of fat cattle east. Miss Edith
Brown gave a vey pleasant birthday
party the other night.
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Judge uatsht Sentenced.

Sioux FALLS, Oct 27.-Judge Edger.
ton this afternoon sentenced Judge
Haight of Hyde County, to three
months imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary and $4,000 fine for perjury.
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HE RUMOR DENIED.

New YORK. Oct. 2s.-The rumor that
several persons were caught in the fam. 8
proved unfounded. All those employed
on the floors above the second floor, es-
capped through the skylight.
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North Dnko,n,s scl.oo, Lnu., nonus

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G.-North Dakota
will only receive between $1,000 and
$1,000 as bonus for the sale of payable.
lands since her admission into tue
Union. Senator Hansbrough Lus b,en
Informed that this amount will soon he
sent
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n",u,h Business Men Coming,

ST. PAUL, Oct. as.-A Pioneer Press
Duluth special says: An excursion for
business men of Duluth to the Red
River Valley and North Dakota has
been arranged for Nov TO- 1t will he
large attendance by Duluth business
men.
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Stutsman County: From five BUSH
els of seed wheat Fletcher and Easter
brook threshed a53 bushels. Captain
Vanetter has been lecturing through
the county on prohibition. -. The new
Lawrence block is going up rapidly.
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THE NORTHWEST.
A Summary Of Important Events
of the Week in the North
western States.
Hugh j. Campbell for Smith

PIERRE, s. D.. Oct. as.-Judge Hugh
}. Campbell has announced his inten-
tion to stump for Smith, Independent
for congress,
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THE INJURED ARE:

JACOB HAMMERsM1rH, face and head
cut, injured iDternally; will die.
A. j. TAYLOR, breast hurt and injured
internally; will die.
W. KEEFER and CHARLES THOMPSON.
seriously injured about the head beside
internal injuries. The latter may re-
cover,
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A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

The Carelessness of n Work man Causes n
Frtghtful Dynamite Explosion, Injuring a
Number of Men.
CUMBERLAND, Pa, Oct. 26.-At S
O'Clock this morning terrific explosion
of dynamite occurred at the quarries of
the Cumberland cement mine near this
city, by which four men were seriously,
if not fatally injured. 1t is the custom
of the n en- to carry tie explosive in a
box holding half peck, and while the
box was being carried up high ledge
into one of the tunnels work
man dropped his miners lamp
into the dynamite. A loud
explo sion followed and four men were
hurled from the ledge to the ground be.
meath, while others, many feet away,
were thrown to the ground.
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Williams County: Much interest is
being taken in the coming election
A new postotlice is to be established at
Wallace. west of Williston. John w.
Laden is a candidate for probate Judge,
while Benz amin l.. Hurdanny wants to
be clerk OF court.
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NORTH DAKOTA,
Interesting Condensed News from
Over the State by
Counties.

Towner County: Job Taylor is run
ming for commissioner in the Third
District. -. Two steam threshers have
arrived at Bisbee.
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Cass County: The Buffalo journal
says that Grover Laring, while only 5
years old, weighs 1870 pounds, and can
lift 300 pound weight "A farmer
took load of last year s wheat to mar.
ket and it was graded as rejected on the
ground that it. was frosted George
Frazour secured fine flowing we'll on
the Hintan farm, at depth of 14O feet
=. u. Nj. Babccck in one day shot
thirty.eight geese, three cranes eight
prairie chickens, five ducks and two
jack rabbits . The school entertain
ment was held at the school hall at
Wheatland Alex Mong, Jr., is build
ing q new house ON his farm near AYR.
The crown sheet of Mr.. Lambert's
boiler at Hunter blew out the other day {;
nobody hurt. F. J. Stumpf farms a
quarter section near Arthur. from which
he has this year secured $4,000 worth of
grain, besides the increase of stock; /;
this farm he has cared for without help.
-. Fargo is to have an electric line to
Moorhead. =. The heirs of j. @. Curtiss,
the engineer who was burned to death
in the recent wreck at Buffalo, will re-
ceive $4,000 from the N. P. r. r. IS.
W. Johnson, one of the old-time engin-
GERS of the Northern Pacific r. r., is
dead i. . The OddfelloWs Of Fargo will
erect $50, 900 building next spring
The water works will be extended to the
new Agricultural College building in
Fargo. :. Capt. H. ID. Baker died at the
county hospital in Fargo last Sunday.
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farmers are disposed to send their wheat
to market at once.
OF THE INSPECTION

SPEAKING OF THE INSPECTION
here. Major Buttz said: II have never
known inspection to be so satisfactory
here as it is this year since the old
board of inspection, when Captain Ohm.
stead was chief inspector. 1 am we'll
pleased with the grades 1 am getting.
OF course I would like better paices. I
am shipping all my wheat to Duluth
neapolis." Major Buttz raised 100, 900
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ron being shown the above dispatch Fargo
citizen, who is conversant with tie situation,
said: "Mr: Judd recently stated that his com
mission did not expire until Dec. 90, and no ap-
polntmeht would be made until then. Another
report is that President Harrison is willing to
take the matter up this week. as he believes Mr.
Judd has had all he is entitled to- having held
Inc office four years from last March, aud thus
been treated With all the courtesy accorded his
republican predecessor by q democratic admin
istratioD. while Postmaster General Wanamakcr
desires no appointment made until December" "
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AMONG THE RACERS.

Palo Alto Surprises tho Horsemen by u
Wonderful Burse of Speed and Lowers
His Rec ,rd.
STOCKTON. Cal .Oct. 27.-Palo Alto, the
old hero of the Stanford stables, lowered
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Fargo PostofTice.

WASHINGTON, OCT. 2G.-It was learned
at the postotfice department this after
noon that no appointment of post.
master at Fargo would be made until
Dec. II, the date of the expiration of
the term of Postmaster Judd, the pres.
ent democratic incumbent. All this, it
seems, was determined upon before Gov.
ernor Burke wrote to the department
for delay of the appointment until he
could have O hearing.
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Ward County: Squire Cooper has
been hearing quite an interesting
replevin suit. I'D. +. Booth of
Echo has bought 500 sheep
John Paulson has put up 32e
tons of hay on Snake Creek John
Wallln has heen renominated for COM
missioner for the Second District.
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Steele County: Threshing machines
are coming in from the south part of
Minnesota. IA badger killed sixty
chickens for Bet Pond before he could
catch him. =. Auditor Goplurud is still
paying bounty for the destruction of
gophers.
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Traill County: q. A. Wells raised
some very fine corn near Portland {. >.
The Portland News now appears as The
Goose River Farmer il. Bishop Walk
er's service in his cathedral car at Hills
boro was very largely attended -. The
hunting party returned to May
Vile with S05 geese, besides many
prairie chickens. :. John Nevill is the
new night watchmnn ut Hillsboro. "A
half million bushels of wheat have al
ready beon shipped from Hillsboro.
John Hanson, a harvest hand, raised a
check from So to $50, and has been ar
rested for the crime,
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Burleieh County: The county has
$1,4 on hand. Austin Logan has
shipped eighteen cars Of cattle to
Chicago. =. Henry Kitchhuld shot a
sixteen-pound goose /. Rev. L. E.
Ryan is trying to get the Methodist con.
ference to Bismarck next year.
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Morton County: County Treasurer
Briggs reports $3,G75 on hand Max
Schultze of The New Sale1a Colony has
returned to Germany. Alexander
Vert died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. E. P. Lessell j. s. Green raised
several hundred dollars worth of celery
on his ranch this year which is said to
be equal to the Michigan article.
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Ransom County: The freight trains
are SO heavy on the Fargo Southwestern
that an extra engine is employed to get
them over the Lisbon hill 80. Peanut
parties are quite popular at Lisbon =.
Ulysses Hertig is lecturing on temper.
ance. :. Only one commissioner is to be
elected in this county this fall. :. Ed
and Frank Russell have taken large
contract for excavating in Chicago.
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Cavalier County: The county fair
was grand success, as could be expect
ed with e. D. Allett as secretary.
Jack Davis killed bear iu the Cypress
settlement. :. George We'll was nomi-
mated by the democrats for commits
sioner Of the Third District. There
was small prairie fire near Eastby, do
ing some damage. -. The Republican
publishes three marriages in one issue.
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Foster County: A. o. Elder, of
Melville, has been nominated for com.
missioner of the First district. "A
knights Of Pythias Lodge has been or
ganized at Darlington. -. The court has
been adjourned until Oct 26. H. W.
Fisk has secured another threshing ma
chine to help out the farmers
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Grand Forks County: Conway has a
ball The Larimore City levy gives
SO, 525. :. Charles Robinson OF Inkster
was severely kicked by horse. Mrs.
1. N. Gallagher of Inkster got her foot
caught in the sidewalk while on her way
to prayer meeting, and was very seri-
ously Injured. The band boys at
Gilby will give grand ball and supper
we'll at the Portland Mill has been com
pleted.
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Bottineau County: Miss Anna Burr
has been appointed teacher at the Pine
Ridge Agency in South Dakota. 1t is
said that there are $4,000 bushels of
wheat that cannot be threshed this fall
unless more machines come in Judge
Morgan announces that court will be
held at Bottineau, Oct. ~, to take up
all kinds of business except jury cases.
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Sargent { ounty: In the Fourth COM
missioners district the republicans
have nominated DIR. p. @. Patterson
and the farmers alliance Eli Kenoyer
while i'll the First district the alliance
has named Frank Dushabex for COM
missioner. Court convenes Mt Forman
Nov. 10. Jack McPhail has lost a
valuable horse. .. Albert Wilhie left
his wallet in the county treasurer's
office the other day and somebody
picked it up; it contained about 500
SO. Farmers are having great difficulty
to get their thresbing done.
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Mercer County: County Commission
ers Jones and Allderin refuse to sign
the agreement entered into between the
commissioners and the Noithern Pacific
road in regard to tax settlement. The
agreement was signed by the other
three commissioners 9. w. T. Jones is
wintering 300 sheep for the Lundermann
nrothars
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Emmons County: Mr.. and Mrs.
Redoute have brought5OO sheep in to the
county. Hundreds of bushels of DO
tatoes will be left in the ground around
Glencoe owing to the low prices and
scarcity OF men to dig them :. The wife
OF Major j. s. Pitts died at Wincna ...
MIR. Gavtons' boys killed sixteen rattle
snakes and two bull snakes near Will.
Transport the other day .. FL. Van Beck
has been nominated for county commits
sloner i'll the Winona District.
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La Moure County: A. E. Gardner
was nominated by the independents of
the Fifth district for commissioner.
Edgeley merchants arc selling lots of
goods. Three deer have recently been
seen west of La Moure; Joseph Blats.
ford shot one of them. "A mink
killed eighteen chickens for L. q.
Boise at Grand Rapids the other night
10. W. Sadie is the new postmaster
ut Grand Rapids
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Mclean County: Swan Hansen has
been nominated for commissioner in the
Third district. "A short term of the
district court was held here last week
go. The steamer Abner O'Neill, is tax
ing down the river about 1900 bushels
of wheat per trip. -. George Hathaway
is another nominee for commissioner in
the Third district. -. County Commits
sioner Allen, of Conkling, has just COM
pleted marketing his last years wheat.
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McHenry County: Tho McHenry
County Independent has absorbed The
News and Stockman. >. Hunkey Bros
have sold 200 sheep to Mr.. Day Mr.
Marsh has purchased /, 900 sheep for his
island Lake Farm -. e. FL. Thursby
has purchased 1850 sheep for his ranch
90. The independent contains o lengthy
Of Cashier salyardsS and ani Miss IS Ety. n.y. An'f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-21
PRIVATE SILVA GIVES UP.
Other Members of the, Militia are
Doing Well However

AUGUSTA, August 20.-The troops show
continued progress. Both regiments had a
good guard mount today. A fine battalion
drill and a well lexecuted reglmental skir-
mish drill Both gun companies went through
the Gatling gun drill. Private Silva, of Co.
u, First Regiment, has been sick In the hos
pital with chills and fever, contracted be-
fore the muster began. was taken back
to Portland this afternoon. Inspector Gem
eral Harper and Lieutenant Z. T.. Hatch. the
government inspector. are making a COM
plete and thorough inspection of the men
and camps Of both regiments. The troops
were In heavy marching order.
Lieutenant Mark p Hersey, Sth United
States Infantry, Colonel Hersey. medical d.
rector OF thel 9th Massachusetts. were WIS.,
lting In camp today. An immense crowd Il
expected tomorrow, on Governors Day,
The firing this afternoon frightened a horse
attached to a carriage, which was tipped
over and an old lady thrown out and badly
nurt. The ambulance corps carried her to
the hospital and later down town.
Governor Burleigh, this afternoon. at 200
yards, made 20 out of a possible 50 points,
with rifle.
Lieutenant j. A. Fairbanks wins the ipdi-
vidual skirmish match and gold badge. dis
tance unknown. from $50 to l5O Yards. max
ing 92 out of a possible 100 points.
The governor reviews the troops al .l5 to-
morrow afternoon.
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Bennington Emptsing Itself Of
Cuests-Pres id ent's Birthday.

BENNINGTON. August 20. = President
Harrison and party left North Bennington
at O'Clock this morning for Mt. McGregor.
There was quite gathering at the depot to
see the distinguished party off. The streets
seemed comparatively deserted this morning.
The greater part Of the visitors have gone
away. A number of pick-pockets have been
arrested this morning.
Gov. Page reviewed the troops this after
noon.
President Harrison arrived at Mt. Nc
Gregor at 10. 80 this morning. He was enter
tanned at dinner tonight by Mr.. Arkell. This
Is the Presidents 58th birthday.
After dinner Mr.. Harrison was introduced
by his host with brief speech and delivered
an eloquent eulogy on General Grant, con-
cluding with calling upon the guests to
drink sllen toast to the dead hero. On the
the conclusion of the Presidents speech, he
left the banquet hall, and under escort of
Mr.. Vrooman. strolled along the eastern out
look Of the hotel to take look at the scene
below. After remaing there 10 minutes he
returned TO the Arkell cottage. This evening
a literary and musical entertainment was
given the President by the guests Of the Ho-
tel BOlmOral.
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the STORY OF THE CRIME,
One OF the Most Brutal Crimes on
Record The Rewards.

The crime for which Almy is wanted was
the murder of Miss Christie Warden, in
Hanover, N. H., on the night Of July 18th.
The young lady. her mother, her sister
Fannie, and Louise GOodell were returned
on foot to their home, located a mile from
the village at late hour. Frank AImv
about 80 years of age, jumped into the road
in front Of them. Selling Christie by the
arm, be said, 81 want you" Her mother
and sister attempted a defence, when he
fred at them but missed. They ran for as
sistance and Almy dragged his victim into
the bushes and shot her twice through the
head. one shot tearing out the left ave
When help arrived. the girl was dead and
her body stripped of nearly every article of
clothing. Almy had fed.
Miss Warden was a beautiful and most
estimable young woman, about % years oId
a graduate of the State normal school and n
popular teacher. Almy was a former am
ploye of her fathers whose attention Miss
Christie repulsed. She was the daughter of
Andrew A. Warden, wealthy farmer and
leading citizen. The father of the murdered
girl offered reward Of $500 for the cantnra
Of the murderer. The town added S1OO6 and
the state of New Hampshire $2500.