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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-22
FIRES IN WISCONSIN
ONE TOWN is DESTROYED AND
OTHERS IN DANGER.
sanbOrns a Small LAUNDERING Town,
Entirely Wiped Out-IrOn River Is
Saved From Distraction "A Sea
OF Flames.

West Superior, Wis, June 20.-A spe-
cial from Iron River reports the fire en-
tirely under control there, and that the
loss will not exceed $4,000. The fire
near Washburn is approaching that city
rapidly and they have sent for help.
The weather has been very dry, and
forest fires were never known to burn so.
rapidly. The great mass of green Nor
way timber seems to burn like straw,
and the total losses will run up into the
millions. A food of flames is seen all
night sweeping south from Ashland, and
the greatest apprehension is felt for
homesteaders living in the Marengo dis
trict. There is no communication with
them and it is impossible to ascertain
how many lives have been lost. John
Meagher was suffocated and died while
fighting FIRE at his homestead near
Moquah. His remains were brought here
this morning. He was prominent Il.
A. r. man and a lumberman. The
bridge on the Wisconsin Central at Min
ersviile, near the high bridge, was burned
and all trains are running via lronwood,
on the Mellan branch of the Lake Shore.
Sanborn, a small numbering town on
the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic, is
entirely wiped out. Two children of a
homesteader near there perished. One
bridge nearly 300 feet long was burned.
Trains are now running through Ash
land via the Northwestern, Omaha and
Lake Shore at Saxon. Reports this
morning state that Even, Mich, was
swept by fire and another bridge burned,
so that trains have to be transferred,
Wires on the Omaha and Wisconsin Cen
trail are all down. Telegraph poles are
burning like tinder. At White River
over 1000 acres of standing pine is
ablaze, making regular sea of flames.
Fourteen cars of charcoal were burned
on the track at York's siding. Railroads
all sent out special trains this morning
with men to fight the flames.
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THE MARKETS.

st. Paul, June 2O.--Hogs-15c higher
and active, yards clearing early to
packers at $5.00a6. Cattle Prime
steers, $4a425; good steers, $3-50a4;
prime caws, $3a350; good cows, $3.50
a3; stockers, $2a2,75; feeders, $2.50a
1926.
Chicago, June 2O.--Wheat Cash
steady at 65 1-2c; July, GO 3-8c; Sep
tember, II 1-4c. Corn higher; cash,
AZ 1-4c: June, 40 1-8c; July, AZ 3-4c;
September, 43 Use.
Chicago, June 20.-Cattle Slow and
easier on all grodes; tops, $5.40a5.50.
Hogs steady; mixed, $6.10a615; heavy,
$8.40a6.50; light, $500.
Minneapolis, June 20.--Wheat-Jun
so 3-Sc; July opened at SO 5-Sc; highest,
SO 5-8a59 3-4c; lowest, So 5-Sa5S 3-4c;
closing, 80 3-8c; August, 81 7-8c; Sep
tember, opening and highest, GA 7-Sa
65c; lowest, GA 1-8a64 lac; on track,
No. / hard, 63c; No. i Northern, Ole;
No. 2 Northern, 59a59 1-2c.
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Plain & Fancy Job Printag
Executed Neatly and Promptay.
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YOIING MEN nRnwNEn

Lakeport, N. HI. June 90 - Three
young men were drowned in Lake Win
niseo near Diamond Island yesterday
Two brothers named Wendell and a
young man named Shannon and another
young man from Lynn, Mass, named
Thomson, were out fishing when they
lost one of their oars, and, reaching for
it, upset the boat. Three of them inn
mediately went to the bottom, while one
of the Wendells clung to the boat and
fOated ashore.
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SAENGEPEEST,

st. Paul, June 19.-St. Paul is pre-
pared to meet the singers from all over
the state who will attend the Minnesota
State saengerfest, to be held here June
%, "a and 25. The saengerfest will be
a musical event of great Importance to
the Northwest 1t is anticipated that the
attendance will be very large. Every
day applications for lodgings are being
received from large number of towns
in the interior of the state, as well as
from those in neighboring states.
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RETALIATION.

Omaha, June 20.-The railroad com
panies have begun the retaliation they
threatened last winter when the maxi.
mum rate bill was up for consideration
Last week President Perkins, of the
Burlington, paid visit of inspection
to all lines in Nebraska and Immediately
upon his return ordered new time
card which materially affects the ser.
vice on the Northwest lines. BY this
new card several passenger trains on
branch lines will be discontinued.
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A LA Jesse IAMEs

Rolla, N. D., June 19.-At Dunseith,
in the western part of Rollette county,
an unknown cowboy entered the Turtle
Mountain bank, held up Cashier Tucker
and robbed the bank of $1,000. He went
to the store of Jacob Kotcheyar and
asked Clerk James McRea for watch.
McRea turned to get the watch and was
shot in the back. He is not expected to
live. BY this time men had gathered to
capture the villain. Maj. Makee shot
his horse, and he was then run down
and killed by the determined citizens.
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GAVE HIM AWAY

Ottumwa, Iowa, June 19.-Henry Gard
ner, wanted for embezzling 5000 from the
grocery house of e. ]. Mclaughlin, for
whom he acted as travelling salesman,
was located to-day by telegram sent
to his sweetheart. His arrest was i'm.
mediately wired. Gardner belongs to a
good family. He left for the West twd
weeks ago, ostersibly for visit.
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FOREIGN.


Prince Ferdinand and bride We're
given royal welcome on their arrival
at Sofia.
Emperor William will command in
person the Sixteenth army corps ut
the autumn maneuyers.
Turkey has declared quarantine
against Marseilles. Two deaths oc-
Cured in France ON Sunday.
Counsel for Great Britain AMI the
United States have closed their argu-
ments in the Bering sea case.
Thomas Sexton win not retire from
parliament, the Irish party having re-
scinded the offensive resolution.
In the city of Mexico the report Is
again current that the government is
negotiating for loan of e., 5O0,00 ster-
ling.
1t is reported that the czar has decid-
ed to abolish transportation to Siberia
as punishment for political and other
crimes.
1t is announced that Canon paolo
Emilio Bergamaschi has been made
secretary of propaganda for the afflirs
of Canada and the United States.
President Ezeta of Salvador has been
granted six months leave to visit the
Chicago exposition and make an extend
ed tour through the United States. Con-
gress voted him 100000 for expenses.
A government powder magazine a
| few miles from Athens. Greece expIod-
ed. Twenty persons, including officers
and soldiers, were killed, and great
damage was done to surrounding prop
erty. The crown prince has gone to
the scene to aid the sufferers. The loss
is estimated at 100000 francs. The
magazine was located at Scaramanga.
Frightful atrocities are being prac-
ticed by the Castilhistas in Rio Grande.
Gov. Castillo ordered a mans throat
cut because he was suspected of aid
| ing the revolutionists This murder
was committed in the presence of the
wife of the victim. The barbarous
punishments are inflicted on mere sus-
picion.
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ROYALIST BANQUET.

Paris, June 20.-The Compile d'Haus-
sonville, leader of the Monarchist party
d'Paris, delivered long speech at a
royalist banquet in this city to-day. He
acridly criticised the doings of the re-
cent French cabinet, especially in con-
nection with the Panama canal scandal.
The chamber of deputies had attempted,
he said, to rehabitulate political cor
ruption. He appealed to all conservative
factions to unite in the general election
in support of programme of public
honesty, social defense and religion
liberty.
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KILLED BY ELEcrRIcITY.

MINNEAPOLIS speci,l-Frank Arnish,
an electrician at the Minneapolis power
house, at the corner of Washington ave-
nue. and Third street. was shocked to
death dtealthl by electricity last night. He went
t9 the switchboard and put one hand to
the board to turn the switch. The plug
did not werk easily, aud he grasped it
with the other hand also. Accidentally
he completed a connection, and moment
later fell to the floor. He lived only a
few moments. He leaves q wife and
child.
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FOR ASSAULT.

London, June 20.-A young girl en-
ployed as servant in boarding house in
Pimlico, a section of London, to-day ap-
piled to police magistrate for, and re-
ceiyed, summons against Mr.. John
Deasey, a member of the house of COM
mons, who is a bcGrder in the house
where the girl is employed, for common
assault. Mr.. Deasey who represents the
West Division of Mayo in parliament, is
member of the anti-Parnellite section
of the Irish parliamentary party, and acts
as one of the whips
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OLD MILDLY p1S1Nn

Pierre, s. D., June 20-The June rise
in the Missouri has commenced at this
point, and the river has risen about five
feet in the past few days. Rivermen pre-
dict high water this year as there is a.
large quantity of snow in the mountains.
The pontoon bridge at this point will be
put in as soon as the June rise subsidies.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-22
THE FOX MuRDER

Eau Claire, Wis, June ia man
named Swanson divulged to the authori-
ties that he saw man who lives in this
city coming out of the cellar of Fox's
farm cottage at o'clock on Friday
morning of the 9th, the afternoon on
which Fox's body was found. 1t is be-
lieved to be clue to the murder, but
the authorities state to reporters that
Swanson positively refuses to tell who
the man was.
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MISSING

Duluth, MINI. special-Capt. Ray n.
Lewis, who recently returned from a
visit in California, reports having seen
john Is. Shaw, the missing insurance
agent, at Los Angeles. Shaw has been
in communication with his family for
several months, and they report that he
will sooI, return to Duluth.
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OUTBREAKS PRED1cTEn

Buenos Ayres, June 20.-Rifiess he
longing to the government have been
put on board the warships in order to pre-
vent their seizure by the requisites, who
are expected to start revolution. There
Is a bitter feeling against the president
among the members of congress. A
repetition of the outbreaks of last Octo-
Der is predicted by the Argentina press.
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A RIG DEFICIT

Madrid, June 20.-There is deficit of
$6,000,OO0 in the Cuban budget, but the
minister of the colonies states that this
shortage can easily be met if the political
and financial reforms that are desired by
a majority of the Cubans are conceded.
On Saturday last the minister of the col
onies declared in the cortes that Spain
must try new methods In Its government
of the Antilles, and must grant to Cuba
and Porto Rico modified form of home
rule, to which, he said, only minority
of Reactionists were opposed.
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from Carthage, Mo-, says: May Cal
win, the female horse thief, and her
partner, Mary Modsker, dug a hole in
the brick wall of the Jasper county Jail
and made their escape. They let them
selves down the opening, distance OF
twenty feet, by tying their blankets
together for a rope. A posse is in pur-
suit.
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DEDICATED a CHITRCH

Hastings Mimi, June 2O.-The beauti.
full new st. Boniface church, built of
brick in this city, was obligated Sunday,
Archbishop Ireland of St Paul officiat.
ing, assisted by several priests, A large
class was also confirmed. The church
was handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion, and over thousand persons
We're in attendance The singing by the
choir was the finest ever heard in the
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EAuI1RE Ann SIIICInR

Boston, June 19.-EdwMd r. Smith,
surviving partner of the firm of Daniels
& Smith, wholesale clothiers, has as
signed, Franklin B. Daniels, Smiths
partner committed suicide,
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BASE QUARTERS

Oshkosh, Wis, June 19.-Henry Nc
Mahon of Milwaukee was convicted in
the United States court of passing and
attempting to pass counterfeit money,
the jury being out only ten minutes.
Judge Seaman sentenced him to two
years in the penitentiary. McMahon
showed base quarters,
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CASUALTY.

CASUAL1
William Beardsley was drowned at
Buffalo by the capsizing of a boat.
Five men were killed by the ex-
plosiOn of a saw mill boiler at Barnet,
VT
The little town of Liberal, Mo-, was
almost destroyed by blaze Of incen-
diary origin. .....-
An Ohio Southern train was wrecked
near Jackson, Ohio, and ten persons
were injured.
Leonard H. Tales, colQred soldier at
Columbus, o.. was drowned while bath
ing in creek.
Ida Hamm, eight years old, was
burned to death at Trenton, ILL.,, by
gasoline exploding.
The parafine works of Merriam &
Morgan at Cleveland were destroyed by
fire. Loss, 100000.
r. T. Dameron was drowned in the
Saline river, near Salina, Kan. HIS
home was In Franklin, Tenn
The village of Rockdale, Ia, was in
undated by a cloudburst. Over mile
| of railway track was swept away.
The steamer Winthrop, of the NAL
lory Steamship line, New York, valued
at $3.50 burned at Eastport, Me.
| By the bursting of the boiler at the
Peru, Ind. basket factory M. j. Pratt
and his young son were instantly killed.
Thirteen persons were hurt in col
| lision between two electric cars on the
| Chester-Media line at Chester, Pa, and
one OF two Of them may die.
Carpenters to the number Of 15O are
on a strike at Rock Island, Ill.
| Locusts have appeared In Pettis coun-
! ty, Mo-, in vast numbers.
| Henry Landkoetter, an emplOye of
the Blow Pipe Company of Chicago,
was drowned at Quincy, Ill, while
swimming.
The bodies of a woman and child
who had evidently been drowned were
found near Buffalo. Not far distant
was an overturned boat.
Patrick Lannigan, of Buffalo, had an
arm cut off in some manner unknown
to himself. He picked up the severed
member and carried it home with him.
The body Of e. w. Israel, one of the
richest men in Wichita, Kan, wits in
tered without coffin, undertaken or
minister, in accordance with desire
expressed shortly before his death.
More than 5000 coal and iron miners
have now quit work near Kladno, Bo-
hernia The police and two companies
Of military attempted to prevent the
strikers from rioting, and In the fignt
that followed thirty Or forty rioters
were wounded. -
The old Leland castle Of New Ro-
chelle, near New York City, the prop
erty of Adrian Iselin, Jr, was partially
destroyed by fire. 1t was occupied by
Col. frank S. Roberts as a boarding
school for boys and young men. The
loss il s5b,ddf -, - =
Albert Ferry was elected senator for
the department of Vosges, in place Of
the late Jules Ferry, president Of the
senate. His defeated opponent is
Charles Ferry, brother of the late SEN
ator The successful candidate IS not
related to the family of his predecessor
In oitlce.
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FOR JUDGE FULLER.

Ipswich, S. D., June 19-The Repub-
licans of this (Edmunds) county held a
mass convention in Bowdle and elected
eight delegates to the circuit convention
to be held at Miller the 22d, favorable
to the denomination of Judge G. H.
Fuller.
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MEDICINAL, pITRpoSES

Pierre, s. D., June 20.-Negotiations
are now being made for the sinking of an
other artesian well in this city. When the
well is completed a sanitarium will be ess
tablished. Many eases of rheumatism
and kidney trouble have been benefited
by the use of the artesian we'll water
from the Indian school well.
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AsSlGNED-

Racine, Wis, June 19.-The Racine
Hardware and Manufacturing company,
one of the heaviest manufacturing plants
at Racine Junction and in the city, has
made an assignment. It gives its in
debtedness at about S3O0,OO0 and assets
from 100000 to 100000.
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DECLARED INSANE

Alexandria, Minn.. June 20-Bavid Fl
Mason, missionary for thirty years
employed By the American Sunday School
union and resident of this county, was
declared insane and taken to the hosnital
at Fergus Falls Poor health and over
work seem to have been the cause
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PNEUMONIA.

Washburn, Wis, June 20. - w. A.
Simpson, aged ffty-fve, superintendent
for A. A. Bigelow & Co., died Yesterday
evening of pneumonia. He was prom
lnent Mason and has been for MANY
years closely identified with all important
local interests, The remains were taker
to M"..s:,..s;stgon, Mich, for burial.
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CONFESSED JUDGMENT

New York, June 20.-Heicht Bros,
importers and dealers in laces and fancy
goods, to-day confessed judgment for
$4,000 to Esther HEIGHT, and for $21,-
2S7 to Schafer Bros, for money lent.
Executions on both judgments have been
issued to the sheriff.
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REL IIsES no ExpI.AIN

Charles City, lows. Spec al-Mary
Bray, a school girl of fifteen of Floyd,
Apteinad lapdanum on tho ppetense Of
toe tl!ache, and swallowed the dose. Med
ical aid was at once summoned, but her
recovery is yet doubtful. She will not
Explain.
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ENTnNREDl' :

Pttsburg, June 20.-An explosion of
tire damp occurred in the coal mines of
Hartley d Marshall at Banksville, near
here Three miners who have not re-
ported are believed to be entomhad In
the mines. Their names are John r,
McLain, William Chappell and John Lag
ensti,
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INA MApRIEn

Des Moines, Iowa, June 10. = Mrs.
Pedell, whose daughter ran away from
home TO meet o man named Erchfek and
was arrested in a st. Louis bagnio, to:
day received telegram Stating that the
girl had married man named Scott, a
drummer for st. Louis house.
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All Important Occurrences of the
Past Week, BOILED Down and Arr
anged for Rapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
WASHINGTON.

w
The reserve fund of the United
States treasury is increasing.
The director of the mint rejects all
offers of silver but one as being too
high.
1t is proposed to raise money by sub
scription in the United States to COM
pIete the Nicaragua canal
The acting director of the mint, Mr..
Preston has been authorized to make
counter bids to holders OF silver.
President Cleveland has congratulat-
ed the Italian representative, Baron
Fava, ON his promotion to an ambassa-
dorship.
Important changes are to be made in
the eight military departments. Some
of the division commands are to be re-
established.
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REcAIrsE or DRINK

Park Rapids, Minn., June 20. edward
McGray, young man who recently
came from Brainerd, where he had been
having protracted spree, was adjudged
insane and taken to the asylum at Fer:
gus Falls this Morning
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FIRE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, June 20.-A six-story build
ing at Wabash avenue and Congress
street was entirely destroyed by fire.
The structure was occupied by a num-
per of firms whose combined losses ag:
gregate $3O0,0O0
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DROVE HIM CRAZY.

JaEesville, wis, June 19.-John 8.
Capron, a we'll known farmer of Rock
county, was adjudged insane to-day. A
three days visit to the worlds fair left
him in that condition. He was thirty
years old and unmarried. A love affair
is said to be connected with it,
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ATTEND A WEnnINC

London, June 20. esarewitch has
accepted an invitation to be present at
the wedding of the duke of York and
Princess May of Teck, which will take
place on July 6. During his stay in Eng
land the czarewitch will be the guest of
the prince of Wales
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nEcIAnrn nrr

Washburn, Wis, June 20.-The strike
on the Northwestern Fuel company's
docks was declared off to-day. Three
men instrumental in bringing ON the
strike We're discharged,
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A FArLURE.

Albany. N. Y, June 19.-The failure
of Charles F. Straight, who has carried
on successful business as hardware
merchant in this city is announced. The
assets are 100000 and the liabilities
$4,000.
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CAMP DOUGLAS IN ORDER

Black River Falls, wis, SPEC al : The
Wisconsin rife range at Camp Douglas is
being put in excellent condition for the
eneampment Of the state troops. This is
now one Of the finest ranges in the North
west, and will be complete In. all its dc.
tails.
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PENSION EXANINEpS

Washington, June 20.-Commissioner
Lochren has selected the f9Iiewing for
pension examiners. Minneapolis, C. T..
Wells and w. d. Burns; Glenwood,
Robert N. Moore; Miller, S. D., w. r.
Wing Others will follow in short
time
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SMIIGGIEn apIIIM

Buffalo, N. ", s ecial United States
customs officials made q seizaEe It 900
pounds of smuggled opium ct the Erie
depot to-day 1t was In t41 k<OAlN and
was coming from TolyrAs
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GROCERS ASSIGN

Columbus, Ohio, June 2O.-J. and G..
Butler, wholesale grocers, assigned to-
day to Charles B. Butler. Liabilities.
100000; assets, $4,000 to $780, 600.
The cause is announced as financial
sstringepey Of the times. They have been
In business since 1864.
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sETrT m A ouAppET.

Sedalia, Mo-, June 19-At OttervilIe,
Mo-, William Kuykendall shot and in
stantly killed William Smith and then
killed himself The tragedy is the culs
mination of a quarrel of ten years stand.
ing
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MIJRDEREn

Houghton, Mich, June 20 Henry
Matson was found dead yesterday at
Opechee. His head was in spring of
water, but wounds about his head indi-
Gate foul play, lie leaves wife and
Ave children.
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Doland, S. D., June 20.-The weather
is dry and warm and crops are some:
What injured. Rainmakers are an their
way and rain test will be made.
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TICKET OF LEAYE.

Paris, June 19.--Charles de Lesseps
has been granted a ticket of leave in.
accordance with the decision of the
court in his case. He will quit the
hospital and prison forthwith.
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HANGEH AN INNOCENT MAN.
Milan, Tenn, June 20.-The mob which
was supposed to have lynched Lee Ben
nett at Gleason, hung Jim Harris, all in
nocent man, instead Bennett is in jail
at Dresden heavily guarded.
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APP0TNTEn CAnnr

Eau Claire, Wis, June 2O.-Fred Ar
nosd OF Eau Claire, aged sixteen, has been
appointed cadet at Annapolis by Con-
gressman Shaw. There were nine other
competitors