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2l13 and 2Il5 DIST, bh,

I2113 and 2115 nst, b b.
lor, each:.:S1.500
SOUTHWEST.
I6l6 to $50 Md ave,
b h, 4r............S1S, 600
'1114 and 1116 18th st,
b h. 1r. and one 4 b
in rear. g. Goo
.:4!3s 13H st, b b. IN !.
Sr.........-....-..,.o,UO
Ne cor 9TH and d SITS.
4I9 ist st. 4 b, 5r. 3, $40
467 and 469 L ct. IN.
404 and 4O6 S Cap 81,
fh. 6r, each. $500. !. 800
242 and 344 NJ st,
fh. 4r...............22, 600
Cos LIST st. str and dwg.
II :................-.. 3.WU
44s I st, b h. Or. 800
5l5 n ST, / h, Or. IL, $40
Alley Az and 18th, b
and ] SITS, I h. Ar. -. 800
6l3-l5-l1 Burke's al
ley, I b.. 4r, each. 800
Rear Of 334 L st, ( h. 4r6OO
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Notes OF the Turf.

]. ID. Willis Of Brooklyn, the well-known
horse breeder, has sold the property near
Middietown, n. Y, known the Middietown
stock farm to III. ID. Campbell or A Friedlandsr
Co.
"Mr. Manning" who is John A Logan, IT,,
is about to quit the turf, owing TO i'll health.
He will devote his attention to the breeding OF
hackneys in the future and has sold TO T.. Ryan
his horses Tringle, Lavish, Marmont and
Trialto. all by fremont The Manning colors,
red and green" have been claimed and viii
be carried by Ryan.
Jockey Garrison weighs 1873 pounds now but
is of the opinion that by the time he IL required
TO don the copper jacket Of Marcus DAILY he can
scale at eighteen or twenty pounds less. Per-
haps SO. but reducing weight is sometimes .
stubborn undertaking, as Jockey James Mo-
Laughlin found out adversely several years
ago.
Senator Stanford, when asked whether 10
would agree to permit Palo Alto 10 contest for
supremacy in q race with Allerton and Nelson,
replied that he had made other arrangements.
Eon is still at Ellerslie, Va, but il is thought
that he will train again. His Leg, which he
struck at Saratoga last summer, in the weak
spot, and the virtues Of the hiring iron will 10
tried when he reaches Gravesend.
Isaac Murphy has signed TO ride for Frank
Ehrets Hellgate stable this year. He lately
purchased the well-lpown western colt The
Hero, by Fellowcraft The Hero has bad legs
and Murphy got him for the moderate price Of
u 900 on that account
The horses owned by Capt Brown and
Trainer Rogers are qusrtered at Morris PARK
and are under the personal charge of Mf.
Rogers
Green B. Morris has string of twelve horses
just outside the Brooklyn track. Strathmeath,
Judge Morrow, Cerebus, Celia and other goods
are included in the lot.
Jas Murphy has shipped his entire stable e
race horses, twenty IN all. including Ieyton,
from Lexington to Louisville.
The Matron stakes, TO be decided In 1894 at
Morris Park, has closed with 947 nominations
which is lo4 in excess Of last years futurity.
The Ontario Jockey Club Of Toronto. Canada
win hold . five-day spring meeting on May "A,
Is. &c. "a and Is.
John Hunter has purchased the two-year-old
sister OF pagonet
Walter B. Jennings viii train fifteen horuss
this year. They are in winter quarters allies
burg. Va
One hundred and twenty-five horses by the
Belle Meade sires won over go races On u
American turf In 1891.
Pie-Esting Mach
Charles Walker OF New York has challenged
John Benson and Joseph Barry Of brooklyn 70
. pie-eating match, to take place on februaryL
Capt williams Of the Olympic Cllb Of New
Orlsans says the size Of pursss for glove Agho
will take . big drop.
While in Chicago slavin said Sullivan would
be IN easy mark for him.-ErchaAge Tea -
talk abeus ASladslpAsa lsgssrws
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LGk SALE
L All n at. ( h, or, and
2 houses in rear. -. DOC
l32S V st, I b. 6r. ......4. 0OO
Alley bet 9th and eth, l.
and NJ SITS, ( b, ar 3. 500
60 l. st. b h, III i, 7r. ), 500
l31-l:s Pierce, I b. Or 3. 100
340S y st. b b. IN s, 1r.3. go
Liz and 12-s, Madison
st. {, 4r ...........s.3, 600
stable in alley bet 18th
n 10th, X 4 l. SIS nw3, 600
AL amt 453 Ridge st. (
303 and 3O5 o sc alley.
n. 1r...............-.3.0 600
16,2 sd st. I h. Ar. 300
6i6 and dis Marion al.
ley, I b, Ar. 600
lib to lss Pierce ST. b b.
Or. ...................2.000
424 and 4.,6 o st alley.
1908 to isi9 35th st. b
b, Or. EACH. 800
6l3to 6l9 n H ave, b h,
Or, each. 900
1915 Z st, 4 b. 500
l22U I'd 1t. I h. Al. 800
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You seem rather broke in spirits" Col
Jaggins.
Yes, sab" was the reply, II am, sab. 1
leaned against the marble mantel and eter-
nally smashed the flask in my hip pocket, sab &"
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"What shall I write, what shall it be,
rondeau or a sonnet?"
u pray thee write a check. said she,
To pay for my new bonnet"
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The above Is only portion Of the property on my
books For ful list call Office tnetn issued on
the Isl and 18th. JAIL THOS. L. wAGGAMAN.
k'OR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES,
Il with brown stone trimming, Just being completed
on the northwest corner Of 18th and H. W.. hay-
ing eastern and southern exposure. they have and
rooms. bath room and all mod. including cleo
trio BELLS speaking tubes. fine cabinet nantels.
bic top washstands; beautifully papersd throughout:
back porches iron STEPS; handsome fixtures coal
bins IN Parking and every I'M provement that makes
pleasant and convenient home. Prices, "a tiO and
1880. Terms accommodating. Open daily for in
srectlon Waterman IN charge ja2I-lm
kOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-HOUSE 3 ROOMS
Il and bath; newly built; lie Droit Park; will l.
change Tor uninproved property northwest Column
bla heights; price S.,O 900.
ia2l3t' F. Z. FITZGERALD 1901 T st. NV.
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Pie-Eating Mach

John Benson and Joseph Barry Of Brooklyn 70
pis-ssting match, to take place on February L
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Capt williams Of the Olympic Uab Of Nev
Orlssns says the size Of pursss for glove agh6
will take big drop.
While In Chicago 6lavin aid Sullivan would
b IN easy mark for him---Exchdnee Tea -
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKs 3 CO., Auctioneers.
LOT CRocKERY AND GLASS. CASTERS.
FaassErs sfs N5Nkfsshoff cE AS S9x e sR5R
S.sE XAPSR sE3yEs sEBsr dI hps bT{sEAgs.
MONDAY, JANUARY TwENfY-FIFTH, TEN
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WALTEK B. WILLIAMS C9.. Anctionssrs
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

E,OR SALE-ONLY 1880 FOR S-ROOM AND
bath window brick. within two blocks Of STAN
ton Square; nearly new mod imps. newly decorated
large yard and alley. FULTON LEW1S, 1GEj ST. Il
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IHoR SALE-COZY BAY ~ iSDOW HOUSE: SEVEN
Rooms, bath and cellar; convenient to 18th st.
and hsrdtcs rented for $40 per month price. 60 800.
BURkEI 4 kESEHAN. Room ,. DIS y 81. ta.,.I2tN
I,OR Saloon VERMONT AVENUE BETWEEN
Thomas and Iowa circles of the best res dence
sections OF the city. eevenroon bay window brick
six bed rooms. will pay per cent, price, ia. 90
BURkET RENEHAN.
ta232ts Room 3. glS r st.
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In Washington a Congressman,
Some great things thought to do,
He felt like this when he began:
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY. NO MORE GRIPPE.
IA If the blood is kept circulation. and that be
done By lbing the breast and sides with Verte's
Camphorated OILS Ii also relieves backache and
rheumatic pains in the lin bs. Prepared and for sale
by c. Is. vlLIETrE. 1910 jefferson ave., W. Wash
ington ID. &. Price, 30 cents. jalS-lw'
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Let all the people observe November
Path as day of thanksgiving.
Let the mercy and bounty of AL
mighty God be acknowledged by every
citizen.
Let all business be suspended and
cares and anxieties be put away while
the people quietly assemble to give
thanks to the Creator.
Let the day be preceded by benevo-
lence and charities that the least ia
vored may feel sincere cause for thanks
giving.
Let it be day Of reunion when fam
lily altars shall be remantled and fathers
and mothers may rejoice with their
children.
Let it be the universal celebration OF
civilization, enlightment and Christian
ity.
Let it be feast in honor of the God
of good gifts.
Dated at Pierre, the capital of South
Dakota, this 1lth day of November, 1892.
ARTHUR G. MELLETTE.
Governor.
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NOW IN FULL CONTROL.
The Whisky Trust Absorbs It's Most Ac
tive Opp0nents.


tive Opponents.
ST. Louis, Nov. 17.-The war between
the whisky trust, known, as the Distill-
ing and Cattle Feeding Company of ILL
nois, with headquarters at Peoria, and o
few independent distilleres, is nearly at
an end and the trust is practically VIC
torio1ls. The only st. Louis concern
which has held out against the trust has
been the Central Distilling company.
OF the outside firms that have remained
independent, the Dodson Distilliny COM
pany, of Cincinnati; the Star Distilling
company. of Pekin, Ills, and the Cres-
cent Distilliug company, of Fekin, Ills,
have been the most active opponents of
the trust. These, with the cooperation
of the Central company, Of this city,
have successfully fought tile trust until
the present time. According to infor
nation obtained from one of the gentle
men who engineered tae deal, these
four companies have been absorbed by
the trust, and within two days the trus
will be able to absolutely control the
the price Of whisky and high wines a
its own pleasure. 1t is understood th'
trust pays s5l.5OO,co0, partly in cash ant
the balance in stock for the four dislill
cries. Of this amout S50O,O is for tn,
st. Louis concern.
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MAKES NO EXCUSE. B;
Chairman Garter Talks of the Late
Defeat Of the Republican
Party.
The Democratic Victory Is Too Sweep.
ing to Attribute to Local
Causes.
He Is Said to Ee Preparing State
Ment Covering the Committees
Work.
He Is Said to Ec Preparing State
,,,n,,4 Tho no,,,,n;t%o,,s

NEW York, Nov. 17.-Hon Thomas
H. Carter, chairman of the Republican
national committee, has gone to Wash
ington. He said last week that he was
preparing statement and would give it
out this week. 1t is thought that he
will give it to the public i'll Washing
ton after he has seen the president. Be-
fore hlr. Carter left the city he said to a
friend that the Republican party was
fairly and squarely beaten. II the Dem
ocratic victory had been i'll certain To-
calities, then some local or special causes
could be given. 1t was too sweeping to
attribute it to local causes. The chair
man stated that the demand for national
speakers all over the country was SO
great that the committee could not fur
nish one-half OF them. Every small
national speaker, and the result was
many places We're disappointed. The
Democrats wanted free trade, and
the tax on state banks repealed, and
they did not try TO conceal it. 1t was
protection AID therresent national bank
system against free trade and state
! bank system. The people declared il
favor of the latter. Even the weather
added MIR. Carter, could not be given as
| All excuse Tor the defeat of the Repub
licans. 1t was beautiful weather, a fac
Which favored Republican success. NJ
/ educational campaign could have bee1
conducted with a greater degree of salts
faction as far as reaching the people Wa
concerned. Some 4o,LCO,0C0 document
on the tariff We're sent cut to the voters
and they had opportunity to study TIT
question thoroughly. Mr.. Carter
statement will cover the above III de
tail, and much more will be added.
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Killed While Feastinc.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Sala-
manca tells of pitiful and calamitous
accident at that place. "A wedding party
numbering two score, belonging to the
better class of society. had gone to the
restaurant Bejar to celebrate the occasion
by feast. While the celebration was
in progress the building suddenly col
lapsed, crushing and bu,ying the merry
makers in its ruins. Bodies We're taken
out crushed beyond recognition. Seven
were killed and thirty others injured
more or less seriously.
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BATTLES IN BRAZIL.
News of More Fighting in Rio Grande do

News of More Fighting in Rio Grande do
VALPARAISO, Nov. 17.-Victorino
Minterio has been appointed minister of
the interior by President Peixotto, of
Brazil.
News comes of further fighting in Rio
Grande do Sui The Federal forces at
tackled Villa Rosario. near Hangabril,
killing number of Republicans and
taking others prisoners. The Republi-
cans repulse, the Federal forces at Dom
Pedroto. Riverchito has been occupied
by the Federalists.
A number of Republican chiefs are
hiding along the frontier. There ismuch
anger against the Uruguayan authorities
for allowing the Confederates to organ
ize their forces on Uruguayan territory.
A secret meeting of Radicals will be
held. it is said, the object of which is to
devise plans to overturn Pena's govern
mont
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Two years ago Clark county. the
home OF ''old Conl'', gave Loucl1s a
majority Of $50 and turned over all the
county Offices to the Independents.
This year the Harrison electors have a
plurality of ll5, Sheldon has I; plurality
Of I, Picker of 24, Lucas OF -, and the
Republicans elect state senator. one
representative and six county officers.
Verify the leaven OF good sense is
working among former Independent
strongholds, especially up in the neigh
borhood of Louc!Ss's home.
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IL She Mrs. Pabst or Miss n,ather.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. H.
Miss Margaret Mather With her COM
pany arrived during the morning from
Los Angeles and played "The Honey
moon" in the evening at the Grand
opera house. Regarding the kilograms
sent out from California about her mar
riage to Gus Pabst, son of the wealthy
Milwaukee brewer, the actress posi-
lively refused to acknowledge or deny
the story of her marriage to Pabst. He
travelled with her across the country to
this city. but instead of stopping here
went on east. Members of her company
think she is married to Pabst.
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Senator Perkins of Kansas has the
following as his theory of the cause of
the landslide,-and there may be some
thing in it, after all. He says:
| believe our defeat is due to the
rainbow chasing OF the Republican ma
tional committee. Instead of giving their
attention to the Republican section of
the country they neglected and over
looked the Republican states almost en-
tirey. They dissipated and wasted
their efforts where there was no reason
to expect Republican success. Instead
of aiding Kansas and the Republican
states of the Northwest and looking
after western New York and Ohio. they
wasted their strength in Tennessee.
North Carolina, Alabama, West Vir-
ginia. Delaware, New Jersey and Mis-
souri,. The result of this is the election
Of Cleveland.
think when the vote of New York
is analysed it will be shown that Cleve.
lands plurality is no larger than il was
four years ago and that Harrison's fail,
ure to carry the state is the result OF
the failure of Republicans to- organize
in the country districts and attend the
polls. think the truth when ascer
tained will show that not vote has
been changed in Ohio although we have
lost the state.
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people of this city. MI. Comfort has
left his house at 37O9 Westminster
Place and taken up his residence at
3732 Olive street with his mother, while
Mrs. Comfort continues to reside in the
Westminster Place house. The cause of
the separation is said to be prominent
ex-Confederate officer and New York
doctor, Mr.. Comfort claiming to have in
his possession documentary evidence inn
plicating his wife i'll the scandal.
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Bold Hrace of Burglars.

WOODSTOCK, Mimi, Nov. 1.-two
masked men entered the Bank of Wood
stock ats p. m, demanded of Cashier
Perry and Assistant Craig that they
open the vault. One took Perry in
charge while the other forced Craig to
enter the vault. The robber then
helped himself to whatever he warted.
The burglars escaped with $1,000 and
failed to leave their address. Several
parties have gone in pursuit of them.
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Steamship Badly pamaeed.

MONTREAL, Nov. H. "A dispatch
from ST. johns, N. r., states that tho
steamship State OF Georgia has put into
that pot badly damaged in consequence
Of the recent stormy weather she met
after leaving the Straits of Belle Isle.
No loss of lie is reported. The vessel
carried 15o lead of cattle
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Cowboys Fight ~ Duel.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 17.-Mexican
Pete and Hank Willis, two cowboys,
fought duel at Clearmont on Friday.
Six shots We're exchanged, the Mexican
receiving wound in the shoulder which
will probably prove fatal. Willis was
unhurt. The men were rivals for the
affections of a young ranchwoman and
claims
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a SMOOTH RASCAL.
Extensive swinaling Operations of Baron
Oerth at st. Louis.

Oerth at ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-Ba1on Joseph
Oerth, a late member of the firm of
George Englewood & Co., is now absent
from the city, and score of creditors,
many of whom are the foremost busi-
ness houses of st. Louis, are eagerly in
quiring for his whereabouts. Baron
Oerth came to st. Louis in July on
money loaned him by friend, and de-
parted on Nov. 2 leaving outstanding
accounts estimated at $4,000, and it is
not known that the returns are yet COM
plete. He secured partner in business
here whom he induced by his suave
manners and smooth talk to invest some
5000 in fictitious business. His title
gained him access to the private Offices
of numerous merchants, and all today
bewail the loss Of large sums Of money,
"loaned for few days as personal
favor"
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Legislature in Session.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. li.-Both
senate and house were in session during
the day, each coming in at p. m. The
senate was in session not more than five
minutes. Adjournment was taken un-
til Dec. 5. In the house the resolution
relating to change in the constitution
regarding the elections Of state officers
was laid on the table. The house then
adjourned until Jan. 3.
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omciating AZ Minister.

BRISTOL, Tenn, Nov. 17.-oficers
came through Bristol on a late train
having in charge John G. Upton, a
desperate criminal, whom they captured
in West Virginia. He is wanted at
Jonesboro, Tenn, for having stolen a
team of mules year ago. He had been
playing the part of minister for sew
eral months N West Virginia and was
captured in church just after having
finished sermon.
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Legislatura still in Doubt.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. l7.-Both sides
are yet clsiming the legislature. The
only sources OF information are the
state committees. AT each headquar-
tiers they claim the victory. Before the
result can be possibly known the official
count must be made in four counties.
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Ruralist: Referendum. arbitration
and state insurance ought to receive
the attention of the next legislature
Don't be too free with your suggestions
to the next legislature. II will take its
orders direct from the people. who are
far more trustworthy in matters of this
sort.
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ed the county judgeship with the aid of
Democratic votes, for Capt. Powers Sc
cured the average Republican strength
as indicated by the state ticket. The
candidacy of Judge Warren evidently
worked to Johnston's advantage, wheth-
er so intended or not, for the bulk of
his votes would otherwise have undoub-
tedly gone to Powers. On Sheriff the
Independents held their own. Dwight
getting enough Democratic help in
spite of Rowell's candidacy to elect him,
although Ward made q splendid run
with $50 votes to his credit. Treasurer
Smith, Register Wells, Auditor Robin
son and Clerk johnson each has {,
handsome margin, as tribute to their
personal popularity and their excellent
record in office. The fusion on States
Attorney held together solidly but o.
o. Stanchfeld secured a fine vote when
all the circumstances are taken into ac-
count, For County Superintendent
Clarence Bras was ruthlessly slaugh-
tered in the house of his friends, and
friends, too, for whom he has labored
diligently and unselhshly in season and
out. Popular sympathy with woman,
also, cut some figure and he can have
the consolation of knowing that in three
or four other counties in the state the
same result obtained where the oppos-
ing candidates were OF opposite sex
Israel Greene retains his sinecure as
Surveyor by the combined vote of the
opposition although Murner, his com
petitor, made surprisingly good run.
DR.. Atwood will act as Coroner and un-
Gle Bennett will continue to assess
Mitchell township. On Commission
ers the Independents have gained one
member. James Dougherty of Mt. Ver-
non, who will succeed John Cook, Re
publican: while Michael Lawrence will
take the place of J. B. Davis, both In
dependents.
Three Justices and the Constables on
theRepublican ntichetalsopulled through
SO that the net gain is with us. The
gratifying feature of the whole result, |
however, lies in the fact that of the
four independents tringleaders who putup
the job in .heir county convention only
two of them pulled through and that by
the -liveliest kind of personal hustling
to the sacrifice OF all other candidates.
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Cholera at St. Petersburg.

LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch to The
Times from St. Petersburg states that a
bulletin issued from St. Petersburg
recorded twelve new cases and five
deaths from cholera in twenty -four
hours. Most of the cases are on the
island north of the Neva, where the
water supply is bad. Cases of influenza
are also reported as being numerous
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Plow Company Assigns.

ROCKFORD, Ills, Nov. 1.-THE Rock
ford Plow company has made an assign
ment. The liabilities aggregate nearly
$40. GOO and the assets are estimated at
$4,000. The company has been in
bad shape for several years and the
managers concluded to make an assign
ment and close up the business.
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A Good character Saved Flynn.

RED Wing, MINI, Nov. l7.-John
Flynn, arrested on charge Of murder
in the first degree for killing Charles
Carlson, and indicted for manslaughter
in the second degree, was found not
guilty in the district court. Flynn's
previous good record and the circum-
stances surrounding the case saved him.
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hil!ed ut 81 Crossing.

SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, Now 17.-Mrs.
Fred smith, an elderly German ladv,
while attempting to cross the railroad
track here WAS struck by an east bound
passenger train and instantly killed.
Tie body was Lullod some fifty feet,
some pieces CT bcne being driven into
the ties.
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Eel on the Ice.

DETROIT, Mjnn., Nov. l7.-Colonel c.
H. Thompson, special United States
Indian agent, who is stationed here on
temporary agency duty, while on his
way to his lodgings from the agency
Office, slipped and fell on the icy ground
and suffered the probable fracture Of
the lett hip bone and was otherwise
seriously injured.