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Rivers ltihiug Again.

KANSAS City, June 1.-The Missouri
and kaw rivers are again rising at this
place. The rise is due TO local rains
and is not the annual June flood which
is anticipate with much npprehen: sion.
1t has been raining continuously for two
days hi re and great quantity cf water
has fallen. Harlem, the little village
across the Missouri, is ogain fccded,
but not to 20 great depth as during
the May inundation. The lotions on
this side are also covered with water,
but no damage has been done. In
Kansas City, Kas., tie Kaw has risen
two feet, lut not yet cverfiowed its banks
1t will take raise of two feet more to
DO that. The sewers, the imperfect con
st1uction ef Which allowed the waters to
back up through tht m into the town,
have been provided with floed gates and
the danger of fot d from that source is
passed. The Missouri river at 6 O'Clock
this evening was eighteen feet above
the low water mark ard slowly rising.
The signal service predicts dlscontin
uarce of the rise ly morning.
RAINING EvERYwHFRE.
CEDAR RAPIDS, June 1.-Hesvy rain
continued fer the past forty eight hours
The river has risen three feet during tha
past twelve hours and is rising at the
rate OF two ircht s an hour. The water
OF the west side of the river is from
three to four feet deep in the streets and
running over the first floors OF the
houses. Some people have packed their
goods and moved to higher ground.
DUBUQUE. June 1.-Ihree days Of al.
most continuous rains caused rise Ct
nearly four feet in the Mississippi river
at this point since Sunday. All low.
lands in front of the city are flooded.
Farmers have been driven from their
fields end many have abandoned corr
planting for the season.
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FOREIGN.

The fruit cropsin in the south of England
have been greatly damaged, if not destroy
ed, by q terrific storm.
A REPORT circulated by the Paris press to
the effect that the health of the emperor is
precarious is entirely unfounded.
LEON and Vital Gounaut. the absconding
bankers ofParis. have been arrested. Their
liabilities are 100000 francs.
The Jebus made sacrifice of 200 people
including many maidens in order to pro-
pitiate the gods prior to battling with the
British.
The event in the Pru.sian landtag was
the announcement made by Herr Herr
furtli, minister of the interior, that at the
next session the government would intro
duce bill for the redistribution of the
seats. 1t is generally conceded that this
is triumph for the progressists.
The Columbus House on the Via Diritto
Ponticella is being restored. Prof Tizzor-
no has provided this inscription in Latin:
"No house is more worthy of note than
this, within whose walls Columbus passed
his youth"
NJ. REYMoSD, the faithless husband whose
wife killed Madame Delaporte- Lassimonne
in Paris. when she discovered her husband
III tne woman company, mas disappeared,
and his friends think he has committed
suicide through remorse.
Il is reported that England consented TO
participation in the international none
:ary conference on condition that the Uni
ted States should admit English metal
goods free of duty, proposition which
President Harrison accepted.
DISPATCHES from La Cos announces that
the British have defeated the Jebus ne
Magbane. Twenty chieitains and 400 Jebu
soldiers were killed. Capt Harding and
thirty men ofthe British troops were
wounded. The British have occupied
Jaboude.
RouLEz, who was alleged to have fought
duels with four different men, now admits
that the story was hoax, and that the
Paris papers and the Jayas news agency
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TCEsDAN, MAY "a.
SENATE


The senate today took up the bill to pro-
vide for the punishment of the violntors of
the treaty rights of aliens. Mr.. Morgan
spoke in its support.
At the close ofthis argument Mr.. Nor
gan moved, with the assent of the commit
tee OH foreign relations, that the bill
should 60 over until next December. The
matter went over without action.
Mr.. Mitchell. from the committee on
privileges and elections, today reported to
the senate a joint resolution proposing q
= constitutional amendment providing for
the election of United States senators by
popular vote. lie said that the members
ofthe committee were divided on the sub
ject and would make separate reports. The
joint resolution was placed OH the calendar.
Representative Johnson, of Ohio, intro
duced in the house bill to admit free OF
duty glass windows imported for the use OF
churches.
Mr.. Stewart (Texas) from the commit
tee OH rivers and harbors, reported back
the river and harbor appropriation bill,
with the senate amendments thereto, with
the Recommendation that the senate amend
ments be non-concurred in. He asked
unanimous consent that this course be fol-
lowedand that q conference be ordered, but
Messrs. Holman and Bynnm. of Indiana,
objected and the b was referred TO the
committee OH the whole. The house then
went into the committee OF the whole (Mr.
Lester of Georgia, in the chair on the sun
dry civil appropriation bill.
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LONDON. May 3o-Gen. Mohsatt, of the
United States consulate here. is putting
Scotland Yard in motion will view to
the arrest o: adventures thriving upon the
innocence of American citizens who regard
themselves as heirs TO unclaimed estates in
Europe. Intl,is connection attention is called
TO William Lord Moore. who gives an adj
dress in Ingersoll road. London, and has
been advertising extensively in American
papers that billion and half only awaits
claimants to be paid over to them and that
If 25 cents are sent to him he will BEGIN q
preliminary investigation.
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Iron and Car Work. in Ashes.

SAN Francisco. May 3o-A fire to-day
destroyed the Fulton iron works, Ham
mond car works, Van brakes Drass ioun-
dry and a number of small frame buildings
causing loss OF sI5l 0Oo. insurance GO
The fire startedin the Fulton iron works anc
spread rapidly TO the Hammond Car WORK;
and other manufactures occupying half 8
square OF buildings. ali oi which wert
frame structures and were totally destroyed
Most of the damage is 10 expensive MA.
chinery. The Fulton Iron works lost
$50. Co., Hammond Car works $4,000. and
the remainder is divided among NaI
brakes foundry AID large lumber O
smaller concerns.
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Gen. AIussey Dead.

WAsHISGToN. May 30-Gen. r. y. Mus
sey died here to-day after a very brief ILL
ness. He was a prominent citizen and sue
cessful lawyer. an active member Of the
Grand Army and Loyal Legion. a general
student OF literature and popular orator.
He participated in the civil war through
out and even before the war was adjutant
general OF Ohio.
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Milwaukee Earnings.

CHICAGO May 2S.-rhc financial state
ment Of the Milwaukee for April and for
the ten months ended April 80, showing
comparisons with the same periods last
year. was issued to-day. Following are the
figures: For April the gross earnings were
So. 42S DIG. an increase OF 1922 45j; expenses
and taxes, $l,73O 220. all increase OF 500. :
sos; net earnings, sG97, 795, all increase of
$l1O,65O For ten moAths the gross earn
ings were $27, AT. Ill, all increase of S4, 1885,
O49: expenses and taxes, $l7. .352, 9G6, an in-
crease OF s.. O04 ,557: net earnings, $l0,U94,-
l45, an increase of s., ls3 492.
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THE TOlLERS.

The New Orleans street car strike has
been settled, matters being restored to the
condition in which they were in May IL
before the strike.
THE order of Railway Telcgraphers has
decided by u decisive vote that the order
would remain distinctive railway organic
alton and commercial operators could not
be admitted.
The American Federation of Labor LA.
come out tlatly in favor ofthc opening OF
the worlds fair on Sunday. 1t is claimed
that this is the only day on which the ma
jority OF workinsmcn can visit the grand
exposition.
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THE WICKED WORLD.

A MOTION for an arrest ofjudgment in
the Russell case is denied.
Baron Boscnccr Ichen, Danish minister
OF foreign affairs, is dead.
In the Brazilian senate the bill granting
amnesty to political refugees passed its sec
ond reading.
MEs. Russell tried at Eau Claire for kill
ing Bertha Erickson, is convicted of
murder in the first degree.
A DEPUTY marshal in Oklahoma kills
two horse thieves after being badly wound
cd by them.
RoBBERs attack train in Florida and
kill an express messenger, but get no
plunder.
TIE czar and czarina have sailed for Co
pcnhagcn for the purpose of attending the
golden wedding Of the king and queen OF
Denmark
WILLIAM ANDERSON, the missing wealthy
lumbcrman of Wisconsin,, is thought to
have been murdered. His body is found
bearing several wounds.
Isaac p, TALBOT ofGardincr, Me-, shot his
wife and then committed suicide. He also
Cause family quarrel.
AN l1-year-old boy who gave his name
as X. Barrows, from Minneapolis, entered
the Merchants National Bank at Helena
Mont, handed the cashier check for $25,
drawn on the Montana National Bank Of
Helena. signed by II. Barrows. The bank
refused to cash the check and the boy later
forged an endorsement. The bank otfici-
ais refused to make any complaint. The
boy says he is going to remain in Helena.
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PERSONA AL.

Col. John r. FELL ows is lying seriously
ill at Helena, Ark.
THE noted prima dona Branca Donadro
has decided to retire 10 a convent.
CHARLES GAYLER, the veteran America n
playwright, is dying in Brooklyn. He is
scven,y-three years old.
CORNELIUS Vanderbilt is much pros-
trated at the loss of his son and is great
sufferer but it is not true, rs reported, that
he has become deranged.
Gen. III. II. SICKLEs,a q cousin OF Cen Dan
:el Il. Sckles and who served with Sher-
man and was afterwards military governor
of South Carolina, died i'll Monte vista,
Colo., aged sevcnty.two.
REV. DIR. 4. DEWITT TAlMAGE announc-
ed that he would embark on the steamer
City OF New York on June ID for Liver
pool and will engage in preaching tour
through England, Scotland and Ireland.
THE new professor in psychology ut Yale
is announced as Il. c. Scripture, of Clark
university. His selection involves the
opening of All entirely new department at
Yale, that of scientific physiolos sicll invest
isation i'll mental philosophy and psyche
lOyy
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Criminals Dispos.d OF.

ASHLAND, Wis, Special, May 25.-Thon a.
Ryan and James Collins were sentenced to
two and three years. respectively, in the
peniten,iary to-day for assault with intent
to kill, the victim being Wisconsin Cen
trail conductor. Lawrence Neau, who shot
Lloyd and was adjudsed insane. was sent to
the asylum TO-DAY.
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were imposed upon. Senator kanc. editor
Of the newspaper lie Paris, has challenged

THE fact that the treasury at Buenos
Ayrcs has Withdrawn 81, oOo, 600 from circu-
lation, coupled with heavy purchase OF war
material, created bad Impression The re.
port that Argentina will effect federation
with Paraguay is untrue.
THE San Salvador Diario Official pub
fishes list ofthe crimes for which ex-Pre-
sident Ialdivar was about to be sentenced
by the supreme court when the proceed
ings were stolen. Among Others it charged
that A men and women were executed bv
his order There were l9G men and ~
women tlogged. Ofthe women 3 died us n
result of the tlogging.
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WARD COUNTY.

Minot: The G-eat Nolthern has is-
sued circular di,ising the road into
two general divisions, the point of sepa
ration being Minot, North Dakota As.
sistant GtLcial snn lintendent Wake.
man has been promoted into the new
position of gen,r-l superintendent Of
transportation over the whole system.
General Superintendent Case continues
in authority over tue eastern division.
MIR Shields, formerly of this road, but
rect lilly of tie K.Lsas City, becomes
general superintendent from Minot to
the coast
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TRAILL COUNTY,

TRAILL COUNTY.
Mayville: Tho Tribune says: j. J.
Hill. the president of the Great North.
ern railroad, is authority for tho state
ment that the railway built from Hal
stead, Minn to Altman, two and one.
half miles north of Kelso in 1891, will
be continued due west. connecting ut
Blanchard, and be built during the
summer of 1872
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THENEWSSUlIMARY
The Latest News of the World Con
densed and Arranged in Conven-
lent Form.
Washington, Personal, Foreign, Grim
inal, Casualty and Other
Important News.
THE CAPITAL:

BlDs for the Flandreau, S. d., Indian
school will be acted on by the department
on the 3lst.
A BILL. was reported to the senate appro-
rriatins 100000 and $4,000 respectively
!or the erection of IL public building at
Muscatinc Iowa.
PRESIDENT HARRISON issues procama-
ton declaring reciprocity with Austria, the
agreement being similar to that between
Germany and he United states.
TIE house committee on agriculture
authorized MIR. Hatch to call up the anti
option bill when the sundry civil bill is
disposed of and to endeavor to get test
vote on the question of consideration.
CONGRESSMAN Bryan, of Nebraska will
introduce a bill to amend the antitrust
laws by authorizing the president to place
by procl lamaton all articles on the free list
concerning which the circuit court certilies
trust exists.
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BENSON COUNTY.

Leeds: Last Monday, while thresh
ing for Nels Urness, spark from the
engine caught on stack OF fl az and in
almost an instant was beyond control.
The stack Of fax, estimated to yield
about 300 bushels and the separator, bo.
longing to s. ID. Knipe, were soon one
big blazs. A free wind WAS blowing at
the time ard it was simply impossible
to do anything with the fire after it
started. The loss falls heavily on both
MIR. kuipe ard MIR. Urness.
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RuRL.EIaR GnuNTY-

Bismarck Tribune: News reached the
citizens of Bismarck yesterday of the
death If Shed Lambert. He was en-
gagged, with number OF men, in seed
ing the Hayes farm. He was driving o
SET der and something got wrong with
the neckyo oke, when he got down and
started for TIC wagon just ahead { + him
When about half Way there he fell.
Help wac summoned from the other end
Of tie field, lut when it arrived lie was
quite dead. lie died easily and pain
letsly, thtre being no signs of struggle.
Mr.. Lambert came to Bismarck with his
parents in 1873
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Where and How to Get There

RI Work for Idle Hands.
f9'~ Bread for the Hungry.
RI Butter for the Bnal.
n Sugar for the Cotfee.
II Meat for e1ciy Meal.
n Milk for the Bibles.
u" Money for the Thrifty.
~ Prosp, cts for the Young.
ri Comforts for the Old.
n Schools for the Children.
~ Heath fer the Sick.
n; Homes for the Homeless.
n. Lnt d for the LsudleA
In Minnesota and North Dakota
where er atcr Inducements ire offered
home sc ekers nl lew beginners in life
than in any other part If the United
States.
During the Republican Convention
National Convelti' II at Minneapolis,
June 7th to 12.h, the Great NJ rthe IN
Railway will sell Round TIP Tickets,
good to June 2:1tb, at one 10 from ST.
Paul aud Minneapolis to the Red River
Valley. Minneapolis can bs reached
from all points at one fare during the
Con1 cr ton. For particulars Tee your
nearest railway sgtnt. Call on V. ID.
JoneP, 300 Nlcoliet Ave, Minneapolis
W. J Dutch, 1876 E 81 st. Pau, or
agents in union depo's Ill ho.h cities for
tickets on the Great Northern. For pub
locations and other information, address
or arp!y to Il. l. Whitney, G. p. ard L
A., 1t. N. Ry., st. Paul. MINI.
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RAEsOM COUNTY.

Lisbon: The board of education has
engsged the following teachers for the
ensuing year: Principal, Prof. A. L.
Bennett; teachers. Mrs. Boyden and
Miss Agnes Rourke of Lisbon, Miss
Nellie Q. Loomis of Fargo, Miss Mary
+. Mexican of Wahpeton, Miss Alice e.
Dickinson of Plymou!h; telchcr of
music, Miss Essie Fl Sanders Of Minne-
qpnlis Rodney Bell of Cornellsville,
N. father of Mrs. b II. Galdler and
Mrs j. i Wisncr Of this city died on
the tive nty third day of April last, at
the good old age tf 30 years. -.
The funeral of the late George Murray
was held at the Blptist church Sunday
afternoon at clouk under the auspices
of Abercombie Post e AR of which the
deceased was respected member.
Mrs Clara Hoffman, president of the
W. q. T. U. of Missouri, and lecturer
of national reputation, will give an ad
dress in the operahouse Oh Friday even
ing, June TO- .TLomas Shiels, far.
mer in comfortable circumstal ces res.
iDg near Fort Ransom, was on Tuesday
adjudged insane by the board of insan
ity and OH Wednesday was taken TO the
asylum ut Jamestown by Deputy Sheriff
Schooner and james Cassidy.
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Not in session.
HOUSE.
SATURDAY, MAY %,
SENATE.

Tie legislative appropriation bill, was re-
ported to the house to-day. The most i'm.
o-tant feature. and which. without doubt,
will lead to a bitter contest i'll the house. is
that abolishIng the Utah commission.
The total appropriation made by the bill
is 81. .6s2 .52-SI, ,1.0.s6 less than the eSti-
mates. The APPROPRIATION tor the current
fiscal year was S2,l4l.9.4. being $i5S ~
more than is recommended in this bill.
MONDAY. MAY 30.
SENATE
Not in session.
HOUSE.
Not in session.
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On1s0IN1 OUUN1Is
Milnor: Miss Ida Wiley was mar.
ried to Wm. Strong, of Wyndmere, on
May 2s.
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FRIDAY, MAY %.

Senator W ilson reported to the senate
from the judiciary committee bill provid-
ing that no person shall be excused from
testifyins in criminal cases based upon any
alleged violations OF the interstate COM
merce law for the reason that his testimony
might tend to crimnate himself or subject
him to penalty Exception, however, is
made in the case of perjury.
The silver bill was laid before the senate
at the close of the morning business. After
some colloquy the bill Was, by unanimous
consent postponed till Tuesday, when it
will come up at . o clock as the unfinished
business. The senate proceeded to execu-
tive business.
HOUSE.
A Till 10 place iron ore and scrap iron on
the free list and reduce the duties on manu-
factures Of iron and other metals was in
trodwced by Mr.. Stevens, o! Massachusetts,.
a motion to take up the Hatch anti
option bill was defeated by a tie vote.
Mr.. Halries. Of Minnesota, from ,he COM
mittee OH invalid PENSIONS reported TO the
hou-e adversely the bill introduced by Mr..
Newberry, Of Illinois, relating to pensions
granted to pensioners who are foreigners
or not bona fde residents o: the United
States. Its OBJ ject is TO eliminate from pen
not citizens and bona tide residents OF This
country.
Mr. Herbert. of Alabama: from the com
mittee ON naval affairs. reported to the
house with the recommendation that it
pass the bill that he introduced increasing
the number of enlisted mcn who NAV at
one time be enlisted i'll the navy TO $500
SATURDAY, MAY %.
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY 25.
SENATE.


Senator Pcttigrcw wintroduced bill today
to dispose ofthat portion of the TT. Ran
dali military reservation which lies in
South Dako'a. 1t provides that the land
shall be conveyed to the state.
When the resolution offered by Mr.. Nor
gan on the 3lst of March. directing the COM
mittce OH finance to make an examination
and report in relation to currency and COIN
age and as to the effect of the act July,
$780, on the prices OF silver bullion, was
taken up in the senate today MIR. Morgan
called for the yeas and nays on the adopt
ion Of the resolution. 1t was Dictated.
HOUSE.
The house again considered the sundry
civil bill in comni tee the whole MIR.
Houk. Of Ohio of an amendment ap,.
propriating $lOO.rA' '.ay the expense of
collecting, preras: - publishing facts
and statistics p. ps to the industrial
advance of the Gn u States citizens of
African descent from Jan, 1, 1865, to Jan.
1, 1893, to constitute part Of the govern
ment exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
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ESLIE 4. SIMPSON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Offioe in First National Bank Building.
DICKINSON. NORTH DAKOTA.
H W. BATES.
Attorney at Law,
STATES ATTORNEY. STARK COUNTY.
Office at Court House.
DICKINSON. NORTH DAKOTA.
II. F. "'SA'n'
Barber and Hair Dresser,
All work done In first. class style.
DICKINSON, N. DAKOTA,
l.. A. DAVIS
Furnishing Undertaken.
A full line of coftins, caskets. trimmings
and supplies on hand.
DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA.
S. d. KING.
DENTIST,
Pioneer Block, Mandan, N. D.
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10 lnoians was sentenced by Judge rllom
as to thirteen months in the renitcntiary
and fine of $50. He was convicted on the
evidence of Captain Red romahawk and
his Indian police.
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THURSDAY, MAY 26.

Mr.. Morgan's silver resolution was again
taken up today and Mr. Morgan resumed
his adjournment.
Mr.. Sherman was on the floor replying
to Mr.. Morgan's speech at 2 o'clock, when
the morning hour expired and Mr.. Nor
gans resolution went over without action.
Mr.. Stewart moved to take up his bill ito
provide for the free coinage of gold and
silver" which was reported adversely on
by the committee on finance. 1t was
carried by vote Of % to 20.
The debate on the bill was opened by Mr..
Stewart who was followed by Mr.. Teller
who spoke at some length.
No senator took the floor to continue the
debate when MIR. Teller concluded. The
senate went into executive session and
soon adjourned.
HOUSE
In the house in committee of the whole
to-day amendment to the Worlds Fair bill
prohibiting lotteries or games of chance
within one mile of the grounds, closing the
fair on Sunday and prohibiting the sale Of
intoxicating liquors OH the grounds were
voted down. The provision to close the
government exhibit was adopted.
In the house Representative Bryan. of
Nebraska, introduced bill, which is .av-
orably regarded by the members of the
ways and means committee, to amend the
act to protect trade and commerce against
unlawful restraints and monopolies.
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NORTH DAKOTA.
The News From Over the State Con,
densel and Made Interesting
by Towns
MORTON COUNTY
SARGENT COUNTY,

Mandan The new Scandinavian
Lutheran church has been d dicated.
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CONGRESS

Proceedings OF the House and Sen
The great West., 1892-10-21
THOMAS A. H. kIELDAHL,
PEOPLES PQrty Nominee for the Legislature From the rd
District of Steayns Go. Writes Ringing Letter
of Acceptance.


county, the nomination candidate
representative the peoples party convention held
appreciate
my heartful thanks
fight for the macpation the producing classes
1t sacrifice of
this cheerfuy yield by VOTE shall
g make in the next legislature.
the party PLATFORM enlisted in the ranks
against and monopoly Our
ballot high
apply shoulder
willing
whose
country Make minded rise,
to odemand Justice and honest government.
harmony own rights
those of the weak.
North Fork, steans Co. llinn., Oct II. o.
THos a. H. KIELDAHh