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JERSEY CIrv. n. j.. May ll.-The ccrc-
monies In honor Of Delsaste Satolli were
very impressive ut ths Aoboken monas-
tery to-day. The delegate cslsbrated pri-
vato mass at O'Clock. At l0:3o, IN the
sanctuary OF the Passionist church, . sol
einn pontifical mass was celebrated BY
bishop Wigger. No event Of Significance
marked the ccrcmouics. At the eiose Of
tho long ceremony, Archbishop Satolli
gave tho papal bsncdiction. Among
those who paid their respects 20
Monslgnor Satolii at dinnor after the
ceremony, were: Vicar General Farlsy OF
New fork. Rector Lavellc Of the cathedral.
and Superior Deslion of tho Paulist COM
munity. Vicar General Mcnamara of
Brooklyn, Monsignor Seton Of Jersey City,
Monsignor Doane OF New YORK and Rev.
Patrick Corrigan. About 30 sat down nj
dinner. Speeches were made In Latin BY
the Passionist rector. by Monsignor Seton
aud Doane aud by Bishop wiggcr and the
delegate.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
An unknown Man Killed by . Train
Near Divide.

An unknown Man Killed by . Train
Near Divide.
spe ,ial Dispatch to the standard.
DIVIDE. May 14.-This morning, about
thrcc miles north of hero, section men
found the body Of an unknown man
about 2S years Of age. hovibly manelcd
and pieces Of his body and bones scat
tered for a distance Of 100 yards. His
skull was cut open and both legs and one
arm entirely cut OF. Up 10 o'clock this
afternoon the coroner had not yet arrived.
and the body was still lying where found.
A camp fire was smouldering near il. and
il is supposed that he had cainped there
during tho night and, in trying to ge, out
on q passing train. fell under the wheels.
which resulted in his death. His identity
10 not yet known, but he is thought to be q
cigarmaker from Pocatello.
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GOOD PRICES.

Diiiings Real Estate 10 seitinT Well
Eastrrn Purchasers.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
BILLINGS. May N.-At the administra-
tors sale yesterday, two 2o-foot lots ON
Montana avenue. belonging to the Barney
estate. were sold to n. L. Wardwell, q
New York capitalist. for 5000.
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Initatis. Tommy.

Indignant father - You should he
ashamed of yourself TO use such language
10 your sister.
Tommy-Wc were only playing papa
and mamma. and she said she needed
money for u new hat. SO I talked to her
like YOU do tn mamma when she asks you
for money.-Ie.rds Sitsays.
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Barbcr-They say John L. Sullivan
and"
Man in chair. impatiently interruptina
DO you BARRIERS always talk about John
L. sullivan when you'er shaving . MANI
Barber-Noi always. We generally try
to size up customer and we talk to him
according. Tribune.
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CHICAGO. May lt.-Thc conference be-
tween Presidents Reinhart Of the Atch.
ison and Jeffrey of the Rio Grandc will
probably he concluded Monday. Nothing
but peaceful outcome is looked for n:
the present time.
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All the rriiis.
NJ ss sSholdle-Whai'sa 'sathis. NAV?

NJ SIS Shoddie What'Sthis. NAV?
Mrs. Shoddie-That there's antiqe coat
% mail No, boush, at them ART rooms.
lis to stand in the front hail.
But what for!'
What FOR? You'd better read history
a little. IMant folks To think that our
ancestors Was high-,oned an went to
college an played footbaii."--N. y. Weekly.
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CAUGHT A SHARK.
Psrsiou Examiaers Detect Frsud In
virg,nin Pension Agents. Methods.

WASHINGTON, May H.-lt is stated at
the pension Office that up TO last Tuesday,
tho pension examiners now In Norfolk,
Va, investigating the claims fled by PEN
sion Attorney Drewry, had completed IA
eases. all Of which were found to bc irrcs-
ular or fraudulent. Tho pension officials
are searching the files for claims filed by
Drewry. which have been allowed, and so
for 1863 have been found aud forwarded To
the examiners at Norfolk. No computa-
ton of tho amounts raid on these claims
have been made, but. as all Of them were
filed under the act of June "a. 1850. which
allows s!2 per month as maximum rate.
the probable average will fall below s2lo
each. Drewry is now serving one year
term In Jail for fraudulent transactions in
pension cnses.
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An Artists soul.

Mr.. Newritch. to the dealer in artistic
plaster cas,s-what Is the most beautiful
OF all your statues:
The DeaTcr-Thc Venus de Medici.
Mr.. Newritch-Weil, let mo have .
doxen Venus de Medisighs. then. ! want
to trim up my front yard.
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STILL GAINING.
Nicaragua Rsvoiurionists Victorious la
Two battles.

Two Batties.
PANAMA, May 14.--Advices from Near
aqua show that the revolutionists are gain
ing ground and arc daily becoming more
aggressive. San Juan del Sur and the
country towns up TO Granada are In their
hands. Corinto is being fortified by the
government to resist an expected attack
from San Juan. Tho opposing forces are
massing at Masaya. Two battles fought
near Masaya. resulted in the favor OF the
revolutionists. whose superior artillery
caused the government troops to sustain
heavy losses.
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REcoMPENssp FOR INSULT.
Al sric,n satlars Receive Ftnal In
Aemniiy Pay u .nts,

demniiy Pay - -nts.
SAN FRANcIsCo. May IL AT tho Mare
Island navy yard final payment Of tho in.
demnity awarded the Baltimore sailors
has been paid. The four sailors injured
In tho assault on the American marines
have received their recompsnse for tho
indicnities and injuries that they received
at Valparaiso. p. McWilllams received
81 900; p. Houlihan, SOD; Herman Fredc.
ricks, Sl.500. and George Pouter $2,50).
Pouter aud Houlihan sailed away yesier-
day on the Alliance for Central America
with light hearts and heavy pocketbooks.
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Tho Cat Was Ont.

Ciara-I guess Mary Goods cat is dead.
She hasn't had scratch on her face this
month.
Mamie-That isn't the reason. Her In.
tended has ceased wearing his scarfpin.-
.Jsrelers' Weekly.
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THE HERALD TRANSFERRED.

James Gordon hsnnstss Name IL No
Longer Over the Door.
New YORK, May 1l.-It 10 explained that
The disGppsarance Of James Gordon Ben.
nett's name from tho title page Of tho
New York Herald is due to the feet that
the proprictorship Of the Journal has been
vested In a stock company. Mr.. Bennett
feels that, In case that anything should
happen to him, Il will be dssir able that
the property DO put In shape for proper
preservation.
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PANIC STRICKEN.

Passengers on . Russinn Ferry fsoat Loss
Their Livea.
ST. PETERSBURG. May IA small ferry
boat on the river Mista, near Borovitch.
government Of Novogorod, became un.
manageable in midstrcam to-day. The
passengers were panic stricken and scy.
eral jumped overheard. Others launched
boats which ut once were ovcrrrowded and
swamped. Dozens OF persons are known
to have been drowned and many more are
missing.
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sh.'. Coming Alter All.

HAVANA. May i4.-Thc Infanta Eulalie
and bcr husband attended the military re-
view yesterday afternoon and i'm the even
ing went to the hall nj the Casino Espag.
mol. II 10 reported that she will embark
tomorrow for New York.
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FIRE AT wICkES.

Residences and u boarding House Burned
Saturday.
Special Dispatch TO tho standard.
BOULDER. May IA fire wickes yes.
tcrtiay morning destroyed n large fur
n:shed lodging house and two private
dwellings. together with q photograph
galicry. The fire started from a defective
fiue. The loss is about q. 900 with no i'm
stlrance.
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TALKING THRoUoH THEIR HATS.
wsshington Popuiists Mako an Un-
usually Bsd Break.

usually Bsd Break.
TACOMA, WASH, May II. Tho Peoples
Party Central club Of Pierce county ut n
meeting last night adopted resolutions
strongly condemnina President Cleveland
for suspcnding the enforcement Of the
Gcary Chinese exclusion law, md calling
upon congress to stake such action. by
impeachment or otherwise, as shall forever
prevent aud deter him or his successors
from repeating such an unwarrantcd
deed" The resolutions refer to the prcsi-
dents order snspendinR the law as q
''ukase," and compare his action to the
dictatorial power exercised by the czar of
Russia aud emperor Of China.
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WASHINGTON. May H.-The supreme
court of the United States is expected to
adjourn for the term at the close OF Its
session tomorrow 10 meet again tho sec
ond Monday in October next.
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SOUTHERN FLOODS.
The Mississippi Threatens to Cover th
Whole south.

Whole South.
GREENvILLE, Miss, May 1l.--Ano,her
break in the levee at Brooke Mil, three
miles below here, on tho Arkansas side of
the river, occurred this morning. The
creyasse is about 100 fest wide and is
gradually spreading, but will do little
damage save to add TO the volume Of
water flowing over tho country. The
Lakeport crevasse this morning had
widenel to over COO feet and tho country
around is now all inundated.
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FIRST EVER PLAYED.

Chicago sinners Witness = League Game
% sunday.
CHICAGO. May lathe first league
game ever seen in Chicago on Sunday was
played to-day. The Reds won the game
in tho last three innings in combination
Of hard hitting and Of errors by the Colts.
Chic ago, l2; tincinnati. IL.
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The GoIden Rose of vIrlus.
ROME. May is.-The pope will send the
golden rose of virtue this year to Mario
Henrietta. queen of the Belgians.
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WORSE THAN MONTANA.
Rhede leland Political Waters Are Very
Muc.s Disturbed.

Providence. r. l., May l4.-The repub-
licans elected senator In North Smith.
field yesterday, which gives them, with
the lieutenant governor, IS votes In tho
next general assembly. This constitutes
- majority OF the grand committee and
enables them to elect republican state
officers unless further complications arise
by the unseatInR Of republicans by tho
democratic house. II the republicans are
unseated tho senate will refuse to meet
tho house, and q hold.over government
will he the result.
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Cant you pay me that ten dollars you
borrowed week before last? You promissd
to return II tho next day."
"Ah, but YOU see was an optomist theu.
I am now Q pessiiuist. "-Boston 1rsns.
ctp<
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The New Great South American Kidney Curee
The acknowledged superior cure and immediaty
relief for all arrangements, painfulness and deca.
Of the Kidneys or Bladder, Bright's disease, Dia-
betes or any complaint that hurts or despois either
of these delicate organs, This new remedy has
been thoroughly tested by learned physicians and
found far superior to any medicine yet discovered
for quickly relieving all weaknesses. aches paine
and dstresses arising from disease OF any part OF
the urinary passages. II is a great cure for the
old, middle aged and children, male or female. 1t
relieves at once retention and pain In passing water
and 1t is very effective in relieving PROSTATE trou.
bles in the old, and for nightly incontinence Of
of the bladder. 1t may be worth To many hun
dred times its cost. This is a remedy Of great
value to ladies, because they are very liable to
weaknesses and pain peculiar to their sex. Sold
by D j. Humphrey, druggist, Nanoleon. Q. anl27-ly
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rance to the beauteous scenes, 30 much will
have been accomplished toward the ultimate
completion that even We who are accustomed
to watch its daily growth will be astonished.
Don't borrow any trouble about getting lost,
for you can't turn around without running
against someone in uniform competent to
direct you.
Then one fee of fifty cents admits you to
the fair grounds proper, and also to the
avenue which has been chrlstened Midway
Plaisance. Along this latter artery, the VIII
lages of the different nations are situated.
The entrance fee 10 these special villages or
side shows varies from twenty-five to fifty
cents each, and the reason for this extra
charge is that they are concessions let by
the board of directors to private individuals,
who furnish their own capital to run them.
OF course there is charge in the grounds
for the use of the boats, Rolling chairs, etc.,
but the general admission Of fifty cents gives
you license to go where you will inside the
grounds and buildings, and to remain from
eight 10 the morning until eleven at night.
Next week we will try and give our readers
an idea Of the grounds and buildings as seen
at night, when myriads of electric lights are
endeavoring 10 turn darkness into day.
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ROCKVILLE.

Measles are now becoming quite
common about here, as there are sew
eral cases but mostly in quite mild
form.
Fred Tubbs is now at home from on
a visit to his parents.
Methodist Quarterly meeting of
Florida Circuit was held at the Corn.
ers Saturday and Sunday. Elder
Lease of Defiance conducted the SER
vices.
Elmer Clarke of Defiance Sundayed
with his mother.
Mr.. Young and wife, and Mr.. Morse
and wife of Independence attended
quarterly meeting here Sunday.
G. E. Woodburn, Freedom tp., sur
prised his friends by bringing home
wife the past week, as no one mis-
trusted he contemplated such a move
Congratulations. X
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Obituary.

RoDDY.-John Roddy was born March
10th, 1881, died May 9Th, 1888; aged 62 years,
month and 20 days. He leaves wife and
10 children, and many relatives and friends
to mourn their loss.
o, dearest father, thou hast left rs,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that hast bereft US.
He nall our sorrows heal,
Yet again We hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fed,
When in heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed
Farewell, dear father. sweet thy rest,
Weary with years and worn with pain.
Farewell till In some happy place.
We shAllbehold thy face again,
It's ours to miss thee all our years,
And tender memories Of thee keep,
And in our aching hearts We know,
We have no father now.
We miss thee from home. dear father,
We miss thee from thy place,
A shadow DER our life is cast,
We mss the sunshine Of thy face,
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our homeis dark without thee,
We mise thee everywhere.
We desire to return our heartfelt thanks
to the neighbors and friends for the many
deeds of kindness shown us during the ILL
ness and burial of our dear husband and
father.
MRS. JOHN RoDDY AND FAMILY.
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Legal Notice.

1OHN D .SHANAHAN, whose place Of resi-.
whose last known residence the city Of Buffalo
in tine State of New York; Will take notice that on
the 22dday OF April, A. D., 1898, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Henry County, Ohio, where the
undersigned, Laura B shanahan. filed her peti-
tion again ct said John B. Shanahan, praying for
q divorce from him on the ground of gross neg
lect of duty toward plaintiff.
The said John d Shanahau is required to an.
swer the petition in said action not later than six
(6) weeks after the 27th day of april, A. D.. 1893
the date of the first publication Of this notice. OF
such divorce may BIZ granted.
LAURA B. sHANAHAN.
]. CUFF, Attorney for plaintiff. apl 2O-6t
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Music Lessons,

MUSIC LtSHOuSs
Miss Kraft, late of Ontario, Cam, is loca-
ted at the home of Mr.. Jacob Brown on
Washington street where she is prepared
to give lessons in nstrumentalmusic-p
and organ specially. To those desiring to
attain a thorough knowledge in this line an
invitation is extended to call at the resi-
dence for further information. If
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Horse for Sale or Trade.

Horse for Sale or Trade.
A three-year- saddle horse for sale or
trade. The animal is gentle and sound in
every way. Weight between 800 and 800.
Will trade for safety bicycle.
j. E. Hoy,
3t Napoleon, o.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of Henry
county, at their next session, June 9th, 1893, pray
ing line. to-wit
Beginning at point where county road num-
Der S46 leaves the section line east Of the B. q o.
r. R., between sections IL and IS in Marion twp,
Henry county, Ohio, and running thence west
along the said section line to the northwest
Of section H. and southwest corner of section IL,
all in Marion township, Henry county, Ohio, and
''-''' W. GEO. soHoRL1Na ct al, Petitioners
April 10Th, 1893.-4t
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wORKD's FAIR EXCURSIONS.
Low Rates.

Low Rates.
Special Excursion Tickets will be sold from al
T.. st. L. q x. c. stations, April 18th to Oct. Slst
with ample return limit.
Direct service 10 the Worlds Fair.
Quick time, low rates, via Clover Leaf Route.
Call on nearest agent or address
G. C. JENKINS,
GenI Pass. Agt., Toledo, Ohio.
N.B.-A most useful book for Worlds Fair visi
tors may be had of Glover Leaf agents. my4-a
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Miss Sadie Jones, of Mcclure, will open a
school of penmanship in connection with
the normal. Her terms are 81 for 40 lessons
OF an eight weeks course. II possible will
give two lessons per day, thus making 80
lessons for 81, 81
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HBefOre MARRIAGE !"

men both young and old. should read "a
Gift of Cold" sent on receipt Of 6cents in
stamps for postage. Address or call on DR..
Toledo, Ohio. II
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WANTED-Ladies to do writing at home.
Will pay $lS to $40 per week. Send self
addressed stamped envelope for reply.
Address
NINE WRIGHT,
3t Mishawaka, Ind.
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Our correspondent at Holgate this
week gives more news than can be
found in some local papers down that
way.
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ENVET 0pEg We have large stock of envel.
LIN IEAVI Lp. opes at the N NoRTHwEsT job Rooms
which can be obtained, printed, about as cheap as
you can purchase them not printed of the retail
trade. If
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MILLINERY
AT


See our assortment of ladies waists, all
kinds at lowest prices.
2t GEO. q. RoHRs & Bro.
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Humphreys specifics Nos. ten and sixteen
speedily and permantly cure malaria and
bilious fevsrs. Price 25c each at all drug
stores. I'm
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F. Reiger will do you good job of paint
ing or paper hanging if you entrust your
work to him. At
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See our line of curtains and window shades.
2t GEo. II. RoHRs & Bro.
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Kid Gloves.

New shades opened to day at Horn & Nor
den's. q
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It will pay you to buy your clothing of
Henry Meyer. Try him and see if You don't
save money. If
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~ Vf)IJ wish to reach the largest number OF peo
Ii lVU pie, advertise in the NORTHWEST. If
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KidGlOVeS.

We sell the best makes and will not sell a
glove that doesn't fit.
2t HORN & NoRDEN.
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New LaCeS,

For wash goods just in at Horn & Nor
denis. 2t
It never fails to cure-MANNERS double
extract SARsAPARILLA. 5Oc. everywhere
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Penmanship.

Buy shirt waists, muslin underwear and
infants outfits at Horn &lNorden's. 2t
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Malaria.

Ladies buy the Gauntlet La Tosca kid
gloves. 2t HORN / NoRDEN.
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Frank w. Peterschen. Director of
Music, Col. Sims New Park Theatre, Brook
lyn, N. Y. .
Brooklyn, N. Y, Feby. 4, 1892
Messrs. John F. Stratton q Son:
Dear Sirs.-I have been using your Russian
Gut Violin Strings for some time, as have the
members of my Orchestra. We now take great
pleasure In stating that for strength and
purity of tone they excel all others we have
heretofore used. Yours with best wishes,
FRANK W. PETERSCHEN.
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For all kinds of stamped linens go to
Horn & Norden's. 2t
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Before you buy your
Millinery be sure and
see our immense stock
to select from at the
lowest possible prices.
If Mrs, FREASE,
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II you want happy bone get your wife
box of "Orange Blossom" at Saur & Balls
ley's. I'm
Fee Bill for Competitive Operations
Teeth extracted .................... 25cts
Ordinary A.nalgon Filings. .......... 75cts
Set artificial teeth. h................... $40 90
Gold crown. 8 90
The above is not my high grade work, but
just as good and in many cases better than
you get other places for the price.
If W. j. PIERREPCNr, Dentest,
Bitter Block.
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Erark Wv pe+erschen. Director {

Eff. ALDRICH, Agent,
March 18th, 1898. Defiance, Ohio.