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IA. L. AYERS,
Agent Phoenix Fire Insurace
Of Hartford,
DICKINSON. N. DAKOTA.
WAVED THE RED FLAG.
sociali.t. in trafalgar Square.

SOcialists ln Trafalgar Square.
London. Nov. 14.-Trafalgar Square
was to-day, the anniversary of bloody
Sunday. the scene Of great popular
demonstration in celebration of the
restoration by the Liberal government
of the right to hold public meetings Ii
the square. and to give notice to the dc
mands of the unemployed poor upon the
Scvernm. nj and local bodies TO start
all needed public improvements so rs 10
assist in relieving existing destitution.
Bright snnshinS Ii. hercd in the morn
ing which brought crowds Of people to
the spot which viii, doubtless ever be
associated With III, memorable conflict
of that Sunday in 1887 when Sir
Cherries Warren .,ccessfully upheld his
older prohibiting the use of the square,
against the masses which made con-
oerted effort to break through the lines
of police and soldiery. The weather In
the afternoon was less favorable. Inc
sky became rlouded and threatened rain.
Nothing launted, the legions OF unem-
plcyed, of socialists and otter sSinpa-
tl.izers marched in bodies to the square,
most of them coming from the east
and southeast. \ band was stationed
there which greeted the arriving process
sicEs. The first three Of which were
social democratic bodies.
They carried red banners and were led
by number of girls waving red hass:
They took up a position at the base OF
the Nelson column, about three sides Oh
which platforms We're constructed. Ihe
balustradcd front Of the national gallery
provided three other platforms. All OF
y,,r,l1- nrnviInH with
banners and bands. the ''Marseillaise"
and other revolutionary airs being
played. The banners bore inscriptions
such as Workers Of the world, unite
and SOW the seeds. but do not let the
tyrants reap" Another, which was greet
I'd everywhere with cheers, was inscribed
Taken by Warrens bullies. bloody Sun
day. Retaken same day. The banners
were placed outsprcad about Nelson )
monument. forming bright background
10 the dark masses surrounding tht
speakers. The windows and roofs OF thu
buildings overlooking the square wer'
crowded with spectators. There was
noticeable absence Of police within thu
nquarc. but hundreds on foot and mum
bers of mounted men wer: stationed
back of the national gallery aud ut othe
convenient spots out of sight. Dctach
ments of three or four were placed
every three or four yards ut the az
proaches to the square. while an ambu
lance corps. with stretchers and othe
paraphcrnsia, was on hand ready fo
service. Scotland Yard, too, was read
for an emergency. The Squire was lille
with Il vast concourse of people by hal
past 3. 1t was an cmincntly ordcrl
crowd, however. Ordinary traffic wa
little impcded. y majority of the pro
eesslonlsts We're well dressed working
inen. they appeared almost lost in til
great crowd OF spectators drawn by cur
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Itcresy Trials.

New York. Nov. 1:..Preccding his sermon
last night DR.. Madison G. Peters Of the
Bloo,nngdulc Reformed church. tnlked a
little about hcrcsy trials. Among other
things. he said:
cit was not clergy men hut iaynlcu dis.
ii.lguish.el for their inquisitorlnl tendencies
that composed the majority which brought
DIR. Briggs 10 trial. Parliamentary dcco:r:n
was disrrgardcd in fashion that would
disgrace Il political caucus. don't share
Ir. Briggs virws my pulpit is an "ltlicuuS
one from whicl, | do moi believe In firing
heter1odox bullets. I behave that, free re:
the pulpit and indiv!duality Of thought in
religion the immortal principle OF Protest
antism. The Westminster .livines We're as
OH articles In the confession OF fnith, aud
they We're carried by mere majority with
strong protest ngainst them. Shall what
that did more than 900 years ago con.
stitute the spectaces through which we are
TO look upon our Bibles to.dny;"
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Washington. Nov. l2.--1he monthly report
Of Gen. Poe. who has charge OF the improve-
mcnts of the upper lake waterways rs well
AS the care OF the canals around ST Mary's
falls, has Just been received ut the war lie.
partment. During October l,l3I steamers.
$95 ssil vessels and a RATS and unregts.
tered craft passed through the canal. The
1,S8T.25l registered tons and l.i32. 533
freight TONS. against l.lOl,842 registered
tons and l.l5.,6ll freight tons IN October,
1891. These figures show an enormous in'
tory OF the canal. Gen. Poe says: The
freight tonnage this season. I" Oct. II. al.
ready exceeds by l,ol5. 4al tons OF the great
Ing reached II total OF lO.256.7M net tons,
and with mere than q full month Of navisa.
tion renaining. we reasonably expect to
reach u total Of ll.0n.0oO tons for the sea-
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Iowa..

L. S. Bailey. o former resident o! James
yille, Wis. died ut his home i'll Clinton. 10.
Maj E. S. Bailey. prominent banker OF
Clinton. Ia, is dead.
Thos. James is on trial in the federal
court a. III. Dodge for passing counterfeit
coins A show ticket seller, named Chief
Billy. is the complainant.
ii. y. Andrews cashed 80 forged checks
in Davenport. after which lie disappeared.
None of the checks were Tor moIe than 50
He got away with about $1,000
While playing football in a school yard.
Mt Grundy Center. recently, Lloyd scoviilc
met with an accident which may resu,
fatally. He fell in front OF some boys aud
was severely kicked.
The trouble in the national guard circles
continues to spread. Tho governor las
revoked tho last two orders OF the adj.,ant
general and s,,li, among the officers IS iil-
Mincnt.
Mrs. u. 4. Mckay died while sitting in
her chair 81 Missouri Valley. She had been
talking and stopped in the middle OF a SELL
tcnce lie. death was caused by heart dis
ease
I'D Speare, OF Waterloo. M Illinois Cen.
trail brakeman, lost leg at Blairstown.
He was walking on the track i'll from: of the
cars, while ut work in the yards and caught
| his toe OH tic and fell across the track the
trucks OF All empty car passing over his leg
near the body, making nmpntation ncces-
| sary.
y musician named Weller who was at
Dubuque with Gi!more's band remained
behind to sober mp from the effects
cf big drunk, he attempted to butt out
his brains against the walls ola room in
! the Paris Hotel aud went out and laid In the
| gutter. lie was picked up and carried intl
a room wl:e,e he died.
A two-yea..old child named William
Henry Harrison living about Il mile and I
half north OF Eldora. while playing abou
the house. got hold ofa bottle containing
lead poison and innocently drank all tlaer,
was ofthc POISON. The child died in In
tense agony in u short time. The father is
distant relative Of President Harrison.
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nod nlnzc mt Lumberton.

Lamberton, Mimi. Nov. 14.A destruc.
tiye fire wiped out all of the business part
Ihe following were burned out: John Haas.
burn and saloon. loss 5000; Mrs: William
I.aucr. store building. loss Se:5oS: hnute
Anderson, meat market, loss $l,OOO; john
Lauer, barn, loss $500; Il. Clausen. hotel,
icts $1,000: G.. a. Hart. barber shop, loss
500; George Terry. barn, loss sa9o; =:
little Insurance The fire Is thought to have
been set 10 the barn Of John Haas.
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oeen let 10 }. a, EuSsrea.. os,..a. city. Tor

oeen lie, 10 J. A Eucsrtus. os,..a. city, Tor
&60
Hubert IIenrisii!i-, ,nr many years \
resident OF the ,owu OF Depere. brown
County. died at the age ofaO years. he.
ceased served during the late war.
Henry Stevens. oil Eootsiiie. Rock
County, while eniesroring TO catch 4 run
away steer had his leg broken. his horse
:si!ing upon linn.
W. II. Whitney. ar,ested at Fort Howard
on charge OF ATTEMPTED h!ackmaii, has
been released in 500 bonds
Michas! Lynch wss sentenced TO sixty
days in jsi: 10y s,ea ing paic oIshoes al
Ia Crosse
The third oi the trio OF burglars WHO
robbed liansrs X Hasen'S store at Apple
ton, has been captured in Chicago. He
viii! be taken TO Appleton Tor examination.
Joseph i.emar, the young man arrested
at Chippewa Falls OH sM alleged charge
of aedaci:i,g a li,,!c boy from uu'anasan.
Mich. has released. the is,her Of the boy
not caring To prosecute Lemar.
Ayonns man named William Dick. aud
living a: Sheboyga.. WAS ;ouad guilty of
larceny .: Appleton, and sentenced TO
three months in the county Jail
T! William ponavan, a young ma@ living
at GAINESVILLE. WAS sentenced TO the reform
school until he attains his majority for
picking a woman's pocket.
(! Leon Ming. formerly residen; o! APP
pleton. died u, his home in Kansas City,
Mo, vi injuries received ina railway az
cideat about two weeks ago.
/, Leonard Fauzettnez, y l2-year old boy
residing neSc Burlington, was attacked by
a vicious huh and terribly bruised He
will recover.
The organization of tho Entire Nous
Club, composed of the leading young so.
ciety people OF Oshkosh has been perfected.
with forty members.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Deatsen, residing near
Appleton, We're both badly injured in q
run awSy accident They will both re-
cover.
The Rib River Lumber Company, oi
Wausa,l has filed articles of incorporation
i'll the uitce OF the secretary OF state
Capital stock. slO0. O0o; incorporators. ID.
Flanmcr. {. i. Smith and w. d. Brown.
Frank Palmer. young farmer Living
near Janesvillc WAS held up by man ant
robbed o, 81. William o'Dunnell, y resi-
dent OF Janc>vi!le has been arrested charged
J with the crime.
1t is reported that tho burning of tn
Enterprise building at On,ro was the worl
OF incendiaries. The police ATE iuvesti
eating the matter. The building will b,
rebuilt at once.
The Stevens Point authorities are look
ing for two men named Pinka and Hoppe
who are charged with assaulting Joh
J Higgins. ot,hat city. Higgins is i'll YER
precarious condition.
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Washington. N"r. 1a.--lhe tr"asur, d'.
part men, has Instructed custom officers thai;
foreign publications issued 1T regular inter
walls. containing. parts of several continued
stories with publications uns,llted for bind.
ins IN s.o.., form. may hc admitted free of
duty 4. g ri,-!i,,a's. Heretofore these pub.
u..'; - Il. ssii.' as printed 'nattc'
f.IJ.,'TL.
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Mnnt Their .Innn..

Nrw York, Nov. IL. deputy Sheriff Young
today received All attachment for $la. .424
ngains; the Hrodlx Publishing Company Of
New York anw Washington In favor Of Rcu.
bcm Frtennn 4 Bros. printers. for work
done tor the Republican national campaign.
committee The I'rohix company s,ibiet tho
contract To Freeman Eros. for S25.Wn. and
the latter firm has received but 5000 on
account Of the work. and have attnched for
the balnnr, rlliued to bc due. The ShrI1iS
served the attachncn, nu n number OF per-
Sons. inrludn.; Cornelius \. Hiss. treasurer
of III" Republican national committee.
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Won "A Bride on ~ ne..

Cincinnati, Nov. l2..-.ilcnsy Nudolph ot
Evanston. Ohio. hus for several years
sougbt the hnnl OF II Miss Lawrence OF tho
same place. hut unsucressfnlly. Just after
the chi. nyu convention Miss Lawrence bet
Emdnrh tliat rlevclalM would not win, the
s ,k. h.inx her lluh. Tuesday, n!sh, Eu'
lie was .hr McSt anxious man iD town.
When 1t became known that Clcrcland had
been elected he Went Wild Yesterday
morning lie returned lo Evanston. brought
Miss Lawrence 10 the city and married llcr.
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Paris, Eoy. ii.---Ii,c position ef the Dea-
.on case hei's" the first chamber OF the
french e,r;..t nf "prca!S is somewhat !azy.
the laws llav. :, Md. application i'll this
,n,.,s, whri" an action on Iii. list Tor hear
irs nay drag on tcr rlany weeks nnheari
I. alrs Deacon really wants her appeal 10
l., he;.i II will he t.u.i next Wednesday.
cs the .lbc.i:r fa:.ily possesses large iutt,l-
ence aE i. using it in he!. behalf. II She
desires I" ean ,iIi" she will be- able TO de-
slt,,it. Of the ciili aEr:uctc! hv Mrs. Dca-
ON fgo;:! th.. ,'"l,rgi,t nj oar Lady Of the
Assumption Is Unknown. 1i.vre is 10 Doubt.
however. that ,t little glr! is near Paris.
US OH saturday. WHEN Mrs. Dcacon'S law
yc.s ottr!ci ~ sn:-rriisi.. her 10 Mr.. peacou
they shil ,ha; If he would agree to their
t.ou1i,inns h.. should have possession Of hcs
'hr,u hours.
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ARMY of the Tennessee,

ST. Louis. Nov. l3.--The arrangements
We're nearl" completed tonight for the
twenty-fonrth nnnuai reunion of the So
cicty OF TIE Array II ;ip Tennessee which
will be li"ld 1T III. I.indel hotel Oh
Wednesday and Thul:Aiay. The programme
Of cntertainnr.Gr will provide t,r :, round OF
pleasures for III. so!di.: guests, 10 concl.lde,
With an elaborate bnInuct on Thursday
tomorrow. amt ninoI- the number it Is
huI cd 10 have Secretary OF War Stephen b.
Elk!ns of West Virginia, Secretary OF the
Interior JOHN W. Noble Of Missouri, Sec
rct;yy OF Agriculture jeremiah Rusk OF
Wisconsin. The oration Is 10 be delivered
by Mai Cen. John NJ Schoisll of New
YorH.
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,n.mrh,nt. rrnn.por.a,ion.

Washington. No.: l:--Assistart Secretary
Spnuldins has made customs ruin: OF
considerable interest TO Importers and ner-
chants generally. II Is that consign"e ut
cban,iise shipped under the immediate trans.
por,u,ion oct MAY properly designate the
conscnce nt the Interior port OF destination,
provided no other consirnee Is mentioned 10
a. h,l Of lAdine.
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D,snostnu. Of Mormon Finds.

Salt Lake. Utah, Nov. l4.--.Tbc supreme
COURT decided i'll the church cschcatment
case. involving s2,o00.ooO of money handed
over TO the Mormon church to be used for
schools and the repair and building Of Nor
anon houses OF worship. 1t WAS decided that
the money. should go TO the free public
aior1nons would he that much in aid of
Lolygamy. The court holds that belief in
i,olysamy is an abstract rather than q con:
The courts. An appeal WAS taken To the
'.litaI States court
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Nnr,,,oro,,rl,.. Funeral.

London. Nov. l5.--Ihe funeral of the duke
Of Marlbo,t ugh took place to-day at Blen-
l.cim palace the Marlborough seat at Wood
stock. oNfur!shiln.. Am,ons. those present
brother. the marquis of Londonderry, Lord
Win.born-. Ns"f''lnt c;llzoi, the dukes
irotlirr,i in;aw, Lord De EL!.!srH. the duke
Of Ahcr,urn amt other n.;hcrS of the no
tiirT. !h" ttul"'s son and heir was the
CHIEF mojnner. The duchess was pres .nt
IL tho i,,,lcony Of the .i:apr! throughout the
.rrt,,
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c..nfcxxeh HIS Crime

Vienna, Hu". ll.--.vict"r Raindl. LEGAL adj
,iaer TO the imperial family, has surrendered
hi,nss,I 10 the police. contessins that for u
humber OF years he has been enbczzing
from the trust funds III his Keeping. He
says he lost the money In founding an
caused great sensation cYcvywh ere, as
Raindl's high position lc,l many persons to
entrust their money to him. II is reported
that his deficit amounts TO $ls0.G0.
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F,r.work. and F,rewn,er.

Aberdeen. s. d.. Special, Nov. lathe
Democracy %. brown and adjoining coun-
ties held ratification meeting here last
evening. TIE attendance from neghboring
towms numbered several hundred. There
Ncio q torcliig!lt procession and fireworks.
The juhilcc was kept up until the small
hours OF the morning AMI. although this
is q prohibition state, fireworks flowed
freely.
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unuul1st. Vntp With 9lcmOcrRth,

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. 15.-Amons the
visitors 10 tho flag room ut the capitol TO-
day Were Laiied States Senator PctTer. bis
wife and daughter. They We're cn route
from Kansas 20 Washington. The senator
was in excellent hu:no:. over Cleveland.s
election, and declared that the I'opultsts
were satisfied with ,!.r showing they had
made. He predicted ;hui they would elect
their president In lS.1 'ln congress-" he
said. 1.-THE l'opu!ists will vote with the
The Dickinson press., 1892-11-19
French Seize "a British ship.

parts Nov. 12.--Many accuHalI0ns have
,>o.,, made that the German agents In lla-
honey have furnished King Bchanzin with
Quick firing rifles, but these have y been EN-, dr
Ss s eraps aa .,s vii" wsspons asSis1 he ,s'1 LAD
prefSrsa assavI"as ,hs fsS hye he been s
capture ca that has jgst i,ecn made n EreneS aeS
coast Of aomey Tue ~ MFa'ao ,h haiomeyan ae
oasIM'ess enast surprised % the y!'sh steamer John
AMMUNITION, @ which were: beyond a,,nY al! doHGt; T,s
xnsscI was seized and her cargo was con.
fscated cn The matter will Mndou!htefAryin fArinou. ss
made the subject of lini'-'"s'N
STRANGE.
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London. Nov. l4.-.-Tre adoption OF n mans
si.,ih. ny t, mamie. Of aides NJ Somerset
iinaer IS prominent :nrc III society. 1t Is
startling to 49,. ,he.e ladies. nttir..l In d.
.i,i,L aiirts. bous-S aud mamish hats.
hol ,1e.. Soipc OF tl,rin nn,,clr iii long riding
con,s. boots and brooches. ';'li. most gen
evn!tY accepted form Of riding habit. bow
r.er, Is tie divide. skirt. The style meets
With A..Mn, Ing tnilinn.t from the men.
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Swallowed cho,.ru ,nc,,,,,

Munich, Nov. l4.---rrof. rettcnkofcr aiil
Prof. Encrich have been conducting - &C.
lics of experiments with cholera bacili.
10th men have swallowed large numbers OF
cholera bacilli, and yet. but for slight
diarrhoca. neither Of them suffered any in.
convenience The result Of the experiments
was Il surprise to Prof. Pettcnkofer, whose
theory formerly was that the taking of any
large number Of common bacllll into the
sysicm would be followed by ch0lern.
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London, Nov l5.-Th. special committee
appointed by the council OF tn" Imperial
Federation league 10 consider definite pro-
posuls for n federation of the self govern
Ing bottles OF the British empire has pre-
sentc,l an exhaustive and very imporians
report. The cuii,nltEe" suggests th" LORNA.
ton OF an imlnri:i council which should
consist. the coil!lni'tcc, nrse+ Of members ,,ls
appointed by each Of the scii:soYrrniEs
minister, the secretaries Of state, foreign
affairs, war, tn. coionIes and India, the first
lord CT the admiralty, and the chancellor
funds at the outset should be left to tho
choice of the self governing states. but
uniform principle might aftcrwnrd be found
and substituted. The committee proposes
that an impcrinl conference be summoned
to consider the question, the conference. II
It Is deemed necessary, TO be preceded by u
royal commission. The Conilttcc closes Its
report with q strong appeal TO the ministry
70 1aE.. u1.tlnu La this lir.:,tlnl.
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An Anurchi.,ic Fiasco.

Paris. :Sov. i4.--The much. .frumpctssl meet
ing Of anarchists In this city to-day was a
very Imtry affair. Many OF the leaders
who were expected to glory in the last ex-
tate Ravachol We're afraid to show them
scvea and consequently the meeting sadly
lacked speakers. Police were present In
force. After Two hours Of very tame ora
tory the me.ti!g ndiOurncd indefinitely.
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A Stenn,er Dctnlne,i.

Washington, Nov. 14.-.-secretury Foster
to day directed that the immigrant steamer
WcImnr, from Erelnca. Lc detained at
Quarantine at Cape Charles, Nd, for q
period of twenty days, the baggage OF the
immigrants disinfccted and the vessel thor.
uughly clransed. The Wcimar has OH board
1900 Immigrants. This is "a test case, and
Will be u precedent in al! similar cages
arising in the future.
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Na Longer nauhtfnl.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 12.---Corrcctions III
the tclegraphic returns from se'cral towns
in the state make it no longer doubtful that
Morris Den,.) has secured II majority and is
elected governor by the people Tue Hart.
ford Post has returns by mall from TIE toWn
clerks of l;3O towns. and returns by mall
from chaIrmen of the town committees from
3s others. showing that Morris has ell uiu.
Jority. Scattering votes which hayc moi
been returned NAV crt. this down 10 I'rl
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,NsURoRDINATE.
Axin.t Col. Ludlow.

Washington. Nov. 15.-rrof. 7. G. Melden-
hall. OF the lighthouse board. has made a
special report to the secretary of the treas
ury In regard TO the relief of Col. Ludlow
and Commander Heyer:nan from duty under
the lighthouse board. He states in his re-
port that Col. Ludlow. throughout his en-
tire service with the board as engineer cf
the Ninth and Eleventh districts, had eN-
to b., insuOur,!inute, to trespass upon tile
rights and authority of other officers. un,i 10
he disrcspectful in his intercourse with the
hoard Col. Ludlow also made II appear
that the board was an obstacle in the way
Of lighting ST. Mnry's river so that Il could
be safely navignted hy night. while he
stood out as the champion and originator OF
this movement He Kept the board in the
dark as I" his movements 80 That It was
lerstool by ma:ly. The Eecretary Of the
treasury has approved the action OF the
board. and has Informed Col. Ludlow that II
he seks further yintiication he must move
through su army court Of inquiry.
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Wisconsin,.

Mrs. Harriet l.. Brown, nn old resident OF
Juneau, died at the age OF 70 years.
The death is announced of Mrs. John
Spain, Of Portage at au advanced age.
James Monaghan. young man residing
at Kenosl,a, died of blood poisoning.
Peter Baumgarten, of Menasha. was kick
ed by horse and severely injured.
Edwin Ferry, resident Of Mondoyi for
the past thirty-eight years, died at an ad-
vanced age.
Firedestroyed the residence ofMas. Caro-
line Bowers, at Kaukauna- The loss will
| reach $500
| William scherck. OF Oshkosh, was pro.
bably fatally injured in runaway accident
at that place. He Is in critical condition.
Tic r.sidsnce o, Mrs. Mary Hall. at Jet
ierson, was.:destroyed by fire. Loss, $500.
The fire was caused by lamp exploding.
The iarm house Of Michael McDermott
at Lailey's Harbor, County. was destroyed
by fire, entaling a loss OF nearly $1,000.
BENJAMIN Rockhammer, residing near
Janesyille, cut two of hi. fingers off with
8 hatchet while choppins wood.
Mrs. S. H. I.andon, OF Black River Falls,
successfully underwent an operation for
the removal Of a cancer.
John Cassidy, of Egg Harbor, Door Coun-
ty. Has severely and probably fatally in
iured in runaway accident.
John slcNaughton. of Appleton had his
pockets picked of some mail matter while
attending church meeting.
Mrs. II. u. Hinsda'e, a resident of
Kenosha County since 1872, died at her
homo in Kenosha, aged 10 years
Portage County has 0,99s school children
according TO the state superintendents re-
port.
The total number of school children in
Manitowoc County is l5o2l.
A valuable trotting mare, owned BY
James P. Dorsey. of Stevens Point, drop
ped dead while bciEg driven On the track
at that place.
Louis Aahuke, an employe OF tho Hamli-
ton Manufacturing Company, OF Two Rv'
ers, had lis hand cut OF in a surfacinG
machine.
The contract for the erection Of the new
! High School building at Hartford has
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Wn~binx,On 4. R-nu,,,tcnu.

Tacoma. WASH. Nov. 1..--The latset re-
turns 80 ict materially change the result
In this state. Harrison carries the s,a,e by
4.9H, Gov. Mct;rew tsepJ will have =
plurality of 1000. Tho Republicans elect
both congressman lW good plurality. In
the legislature the Republicans have forty
ciSh; inaiNrltv on inini haliNt.
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Den,r,ure nclnyc,l.

Washington, Cpecial, Nov. l1.-t0nsul Ee-
ees. who expects to sail for Hamburg To-
morrow. finds that different arrangements
have been made at the staS: department.
and he will not have to leave before Nov.
W, He will rcnA!N IN Washington during
JkAt time
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Roasted Peanuts.

Norfolk. w.. Nov. IA destructive Ore
broke out last night In tho large peanut
factory OF the Merchants Il Farmers Co..
spreading west to the Aetua works and
jumping over the street 10 the Gwaltncy
llunkly Peanut company. totally destroying
the buildings. The loss Is between $1!0,.
(spl md Sl7S.0GN
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In1rcnseh I:xnort..

Washington. Nov ll--Thc incrcn>" III our
exports Of 1--we cattle. beef and hog products
continues Las, :uonth ". sent out live. cat
lie to the value Of $..3:..U,G1D, which was
fyJD HN more than TN. same month last
wear our total exports Of beef hog and
l,tiry oso'.no,s f"r III" month were Slu:3
ono. u.e;n.u ss!AGi,Mat for October lSJl