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ORDER FOR HEARING.

GTATE OF MINNEs OTA, COUNTY OF
y Redwood. SO In Probate Curt, Special
Tern, July lsf, 1893.
In the matter Of the estate Of Josephine H. G.
Flynn, Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Rufus c..
Cole. Of Redwood Fails. MINI representing,
among other things, that Josephine H. c.
Flynn. late of Redwood Co. on the 10th day
of May. a. ID. 1893. at the To wn of Redwood
Falls. died interstate. and being resident of
this County at the time Of her death. leaving
goods. chaftels and estate within this County,
and that the said Petitioner fs a brother Of
said deceased. and praying that admins.
tration OF said estate be to Rufus c. Cole
granted.
i 1t is ordered. that said petition be heard
before this court on Mon ray, the Gath day of
July. A. D 1888. ut Ii O'clock A. NJ, at Red
wood Falls, in said county.
Ordered further hat notice thereof be
Civ to the heirs of sa d deceased, and to all
persons interested. 10y publishing this order
once in each week. for three successive
weeks prior 10 said day of hearing, in the
REDWOOD GAZETTE. weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Redwood Falls, in
said County.
Dated at Redwood Falls, the Sd day of July,
A. D. 1893.
By the Court:
d. FRENCH,
Judge of Probate.
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/ Fl j. K Y
Howard G;fin, ofsEcho, was in the
city over Sunday. He reported his
livery business thriving.
THE DEADLY CROSSING.
A Chicago Street Oar Wrecked
by an Engine.
Three People Are Instantly Killed and
Eight Others More or Less
Injured.

AN incoming passenger train on the
Grand Trunk railroad ran down q
crowded street car the 18th at the 49th
street crossing in Chicago, killing Thos.
Perkins, Margaret Murphy and an un-
known boy, and q number were in
jured. Where the collision occurred
there is a network of tracks and has al
ways been considered dangerous. A
long freight train going west had just
passed, and the tower man, George
Barnett, had raised the gates. This
was taken as signal that the track
was clear, and Driver Stahlnecker start
ed to drive across the tracks. The pas
senger train was coming from the east,
however, and just ss the car reached
the tracks it struck it squarely in the
center. The car was turned entirely
around and hurled fully 80 feet from
the spot where it was struck.
The injur red are: William Buhlman,
LETT leg broken and internally injured,
m " die; Mrs. James Sanderson, head
and body bruised; J. C. Smith, internal
" injured and skull fractured, may die;
Mrs. Celia Mitchell, bruised about the
body; Mrs. S. A. Lace, bruised about
head an body; Mrs. Vanderberg, head
and body bruised; Frank Vanderberg,
her 3-year-old SON, head cut and body
bruised; Jennie Blakely, head and
shoulders cut.
piece of timber had been forced in
to Perkins throat. breaking his jaws.
The two women killed were unknown
to my of the passengers of the car, and
there was nothing upon them to give a
clue to their identity. The police ar
rested Engineer Jones, Fireman Camp
bell, of the train, and a man named
H -nry Hughes, who was riding in the
cab OF the engine. The engineer said
he did not see the street car until it was
on the track. and SO close that it was
irp~s bic for him to stop the train.
I he tower man, who raised the gates
and allowed the car to come upon the
track, said II raised the gates after
the freight train d gone west and did
not see the approaching passenger
train until il was close upon the track.
lowered the gates, but it was too late
t ia.
Later it was learned that Grace Hunt,
. young woman whose parents live in
LaSalle, Ill, was also killed.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

III efault having been made in the conditions
~ of certain mor1gage,ex executed by Mary
ebber and Silas E. v. bher, her husband, OF
Redwood county. and state Of Minnesota,
mort9agors, to sherman Peet, morte. gee,
dated April fifteenth. A, ID. 1891. and recorded
in the flee of the Register ct Deeds in and
for the county of Redwood, in the Sta e of
Minnesota. On he I'D day of tebl uary, A. D.
1889, at Ii O'clock in The forenoon, in Book IA
VI Mortgages, on pages 643 and "a, py which
mortgage there was convey ed and granted
the following described real estate. situate in
the county OF Redwood aforesaid, to-wit:
The southwest quarter (A), and the west
half Ca). of the southeast ca. OF section f. ur
north of range thirty-nine to9). west contain
ing two hundred and forty (24O) acres, more or
thereof;
TO secure the payment of the sum of eight
cen hundred ana thirty-Six dollars, with in
terest at the rate of per cent per annum,
payable annually, acs ording to tie condi-
date as said mortgage, made by said Mary
WebOer TO said Sherman Peer
And the said mortgage having been duly
assigned by the said mortgage to Carrie
Peet (unmarried). on the 18Th day OF NOvem.
Der, A. D. lSg2, which assignment was on the
9th day of December. A. %. 81, recorded in
the d office Of said Register Of Deeds. in Book
III OF Mortgages. on page 4s3;
And the said mortgage and assignment hav-
ing been duly assigned by the said Carrie
Peet (uDmarriedl. assignee. to Betsey Peet,
uu tue lUtu CAV OF november. a. ~. loU~sWuICQ
assignment was. on the 5th day of December.
A. u. 1892. recorded IN the Office of said Regis
ter Of deeds, in Book is, of Mortgages, on
page 1914; !
And there heine due and unpaid upon said
notes and mortgage, at the date of this mo-
tice the sum Of one hundred and forty-six
dollars and eighty eight cents. and 10 become
due the further sum OF eighteen hundred
and thirty-six dollars. and interest from April
10. A. b. 1888;
And no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise having been Instituted to recover
the amount Of said mortgage debt or any part
thereof; Is frs
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given that
BY virtue and in pursuance OF Of sale
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Broke the Record.

GOSHEN, Ind, July 16.-The Column
bian 100-yard sprinting event here yes
terday for purse of $4,000 and the
championship of America was won by
Morris, of California, in 3-5 seconds,
which is one-fifth of a second below the
worlds record.
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Pension Statistics.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE total
number of original pension certificates
of al kinds issued during the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1893, was III, 1928.
against 222,297 during the preceding
year. The net increase to the rolls dur
ing the past fiscal year was 81, 62;.
against 199, sos for the year before.
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To Aid the Living.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The fund for the
relief of the families of the tiremen
killed in the FIRE on world S fair grounds
on Monday has reached nearly 500, 900.
1t is thought it will eventually amount
to about $4,000. The funerals of
eight of the victims took place yester-
6au
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Eithty-rxo Men- were killed.

PoMERoY, Ia, July 16. LIN, the recent
cyclone fifty-seven persons were killed
in this town. thirteen in Cherokee
in Pocahontasx county and two in
WRIGHT county. -
CHICAGO, July 15.-The report Of the
worlds. fair auditor shows that the
total receipts Of the exposition up 70
June. 30 were 81. ss51. 80 and the total
sxness.s.s wsrt. xzil tsiA 1Hl
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Six Die from Heat.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The THERMOMETERS
at p. m. Friday registered 90 degrees.
Six deaths from sunstroke and a la rye
number of serious cases of prostration
were reported in the city during the
day.
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PILLSBURY ACADEMY,
oWAToNNA, MINI
EXCELLENT SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES.

Prepares for College or Business, Excel
lent Cources in English or Sciences,
Vocal or instrumental Music.
:. An experienced Faculty, a comfortable
Home Beautiful new buildings. heated II h
steam and hot water -. -
New Music Hall and large Drill Hail iust
completed. '"s'
Special att ention given to the health and
physical training OF STU ents.
Expenses law.
Send for catalogue to 1914
JAS. w. FORD, PRINCIPAL.
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Ready Money.

Ready Money.
We have been prepared, are now
prepared, and shall be prepared. to
loan money on good. Improved Farms.
On easy terms. # you. are in 3 hurry
for money come and see us. Over
Philbrick's store.
40 At MASON & FRENCH.
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A good pair Of oxen and . god
horse. 47-2t JoHN II. Downs.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Redwood,es Personally appe REQ before
me this 81 day OF June. 1885, Ha berl NJ Ball
FREQ w tixsen, Frank Billing Oh. land HoraceG
well known to be the persons " no Signed the
foregoing instrument, and each for himself
acknowledge that he execu ed the same for
the object and purpose therein expressed and
of his free act and de.-d. RICHARD GERDEs
Notary Public. Redwood CO., Mimi
(NOtarial Seal
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mo. 1888
OFFICE OF REGISTER Of DEEDS. RED
" wood Co, Mimi. So. 1 hereby certify
that the within ms rument was filed in this
office Tor Iecord or the ota day OF Juhe. A ID.
1873 at . clock q. m and Was duly recorded
in Book B Of Miscellany, on pages a83 and 284.
GEO l.. EVANS, Register of Deeds
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA. OFFICE OF
~ superintendent of Banks-The under
signed Superintendent of Bank for the State
Of Minnesota, hereby certifies that the state
Bank OF Morgan, located i'll the Village of
Morgan. County of Redwood and state of
Minnesota, an association organized under
General Statutes 1878. and the acts amenda-
tory thereof, has complied with the provis-
ions required to be complied with before
that such association is hereby authorized to
commence euch business as provided for by
section eleven Qll, of said chapter thirty
three G3(. as amended by chapter seventy
seven CID. OF the General Laws OF 1881
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
od1cial seal this 10Th day Of June. i8g3.
Public Examiners NJ ID. KENYON.
Seal SUPERINTENDENT OF Banks
State Of MinnesOfa. ATT
superintendent OF Banks.
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ruE orrI,Iu DISPATCH.
10 shows ,hc rroNi.icnAi Gotrrnmtut
u Iropnrrh Go Resist,

10 shows she rroNi.icnAi Got rrnnrut
u Ir.pnr"h Go Resist,
CHICAGO, nov. IA Washington
special tay,; Tie contents OF the
cipher detpatch from willis at Hawaii
To Gresham IS now Known. The ais
patch informed the department. the
provisional government is prepared 10
ft6iht the overthrow. Wills uiscUVefrI
upou Ibis ARRIVAL Ito provisional gov.
eminent, " II lad not anticipated tho
ultlmAtum n Cleveland it was ~
least prepared Tor H.. a cargo ~ arms,
Hnd ammunition nad just arrived
for the provisional government and
was Ia its p1sscosiOu, The cargo com.
pfised luJ stAcss " Improved riilcs,
iuur GBtIiug machine guns anu
two mann fapiJ-nfe gum,
with bUunulul eupply Of
ammunition. Unul the receipt Of
tins dispatch all The administration
officials wtrrsnnguluu aud publicly rN'
pressed u HIM conviction tust the pru'
vliioual government would quietly
submit 10 thl8 government.
This collection ~ arms puts q diilcl-
cnt phase On tho mnues 10 shows bee
You'd question th, Dole patty Intends
10 maintain itu petition 70 possible. 1t
also leaves Minister Willis Ia n rather
omharns'ing pJsition.
10 now tfauspifts that his iu8iTuc-
tious uid not admit Of his going h the
limit VI using tho marines for accom-.
plishing the queens tfansier 20 the
throne without hIBt informing the
otAto department OF such "a necessity.
His dispatch therefore plainly inul.
Gates that hu considers resort
10 arms utceisnfy. That tie
minister will get tuoh instructions,
there can hardly be any reason to
doubt In Wow Of the p18itive position
taken by the President.
Ills now said that Willis's dispatch
contained the statemunt that tue pro.
ylsioual government has gradually
accumulated munitions ~ war I'll II
now has on hand 1890 flee, two
gnttiing guns AMI four maxim guns
besides plenty " ammunition. The
available force uf tho police officers
aud guards ON houtly duty Ia Homo.
lulu II $50. While there IN reserve
militia o, 900 which can be called To-.
golher In thirty miuutos' notice, and
there Hrv further Tcrttyea whion swell
the total tuTollmeGt under tho pro.
vlsionRl government 10 100. IL issup.
posed tina 500 more could be had from
the other isiauds.
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BUSINESS And MINES.
News Received IN This City Today Of
hoH Idaho Gold Machine.
A NEW rulL COMPANY.
Omcial Call Issued for the Colorado
Silver League 30 Meet
at Denver.

Travelling Passenger Agent Taggart,
Of the Uuiou Pacific, tout the follow,
ing dispatch touay nom Butte, Mont, to
sir, Buusy' "roiugriphic reports just
received here say that tha new gold
saving machine now being operated
near Caldwell, Idaho, has proven u
great success. Tue fact that this ma.
chime can bo used 20 such advantage
will mako the entire Snake river very
vuluablu aud VIII soon cause a veritnblr
boom thr5uBhou, that region" Olhyr
advioes toll VI new ami rich finds In
the same district ANA the departure VI
good many prusp1utors anu miners
for thRt field,
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slntmt.r,.Inn.

PHfDrIruiA Npv.l7.-rhc knights
OF Labor continued ia fofsi0n with
clrsnd dogFs today and u is understood
ultic wero some lively tmo5 in the
course ui the forenoon.
Only o. few minuics before the noon
retttf, PuWjcuy begsu an address OF
defense aud explanation. lie ~ kc
iua vc.y loud voice, being evidently Ux-
cited.
10 Wls eiy.u out by the pfvsB com.
mi,lcU tua. hr had begun u speech on
,hg"suuiitilu %. nrier.D III. starting
iu 81, late was because his watch was
Wruug.
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Wont Ont To-day.

The special gravity outlet sewer IA.
mi,,,o met with The contractors Gad he
city engineer last night in au Inform i
spssion but arfivel at no drhnito con.
clusion. To-day the comm.t oe went
0ug 10 Inspect tho work now under way
on tho Bystcm. They will meet to-
morrow u prepare their report sni
recommendations 10 tue Council on
Tuesday evening next
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ns.rIana bed. saIl MhseI.


Special Dhpateh % he NLws.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. l7-Theo.
J.. BeIrl, a bicyclist from Baraboo,
Wiz, arrived here last night. Mr., BerTi
LETT home with tho intention Of going
TO Silver Springs, Idaho, but adverse
Winds have caused him to change his
mind. Alter visit TO Denver, for
which place he loft this morning, lac
VIII return home. Tho chief interest
pertaining to Mr., Berri's visit IL the
novelty Of propeller Tor his bicycle,
which 10 carried along by means OF "A
rail Ave feet IN length aud wide at the
base. with n iavulabl6 Wind this pro.
pels the wheel along ut q rate OF fifteen
miles an hour. All the rider hau 10 do
Is ~ guide the wheel.
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CIuCAuO, Nov. l7,-Iu Wow OF the
large number OF numerous burglarIcs
aud roboeues, orders have been Issued
by the chief Of police for street
work % PUT q stop 10 ~. To that
END policemen In citizens clothes viii
ut enc aud i've o, m, every Cr.
son out Will nu s,Opp,u and compelled
~ give nn account VI himself,
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cnnI MIntr, oonIcrenes nesun

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE conference
between the coal mine owners and
delegations from the minerb' AsbOcig.
ton, with view 90 the settling OF the
great strike, met with Lord R0sebety
In tho foreign office at ! II. m. today.
Lord RustLury IN opening the confer
snce made ais excellent speech, tend.
ing 90 pour oil on the troubled waters.
ANer Il long sersion the differences
were adjusted this afternoon. The
men Will resume work at the old rate
TIL February, when board Of con.
CiliRtiOn viii be formed.
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Gortsn Up for Eject.

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Gcn. jose
MORT, representative OF tho Cuban
the insurgents surrendered. lie says
the rebellion was undertaken without
the approval OF the revolutionary party
and without hope Of huCceHs, In fact
II was lustlgated by the Cuban govern.
mont In order 10 demonstrate 70 spain,
for selfish purp0sts, tho necessity Of
being prepared for uprisingS
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l.llngp, bus t0os suecih taiua 10 r,i
ftip,meuta Of the queen tupporicrs,
uud when asked 90 take statements {
leading men nn the other side Hh'd
when he wanted them ne would senu
Cor them, which be never di|. The
EyImHor lrcl res that Cleveland will
uv hpu responsible 10 trc American
people 10 nsm comes 10 any American
% the Islands through ile ELECTS oi
hia policy, q thing winch u cuu iuors
IUtyItulir.
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rl.leen % Irenly nroMneaI.

LivBRrOUL, Nov. Ia vessel has
arrived Mt swansea with four Of TIC
crew Ui the Caruiir stcHmey Boilgnu,
wrecked near Luudy lslauds. The
captain aud sixteen TO twenty mem.
brfs OF the crew were drowned. A
fearful gslo swept the coast ANA many
wteogs nIe reported, though 30 tar no
tuTtner Ices VI life b known,
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LoNDoN, Nov. ~ Nothing OF I'm.
lotiancu hiss developed w thr Bank OF
ENGLAND matter. 10 he generally
thought there will be no resiynatiohs
among the ditoUlor.. a local paper
hints at connection between the
retirement Of Cashlu, May and Tue re-.
iguau VI the financial editor OF the
nnts. but the report that any cuuutc-
tiou existed between them is suid TO be
nm fuunLDI-
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NEW YomS, Nov. l7.-Au afternoon
paper n.y.; "Light m beginning to
dawn upuu tho object OF pEedIeut
ClUyulsuI's hurried, mysterious visit
20 this city uu HvIursdpy. Nutw4tu-
standing the statement that Cleveland
Is oljpyluE tho beet OF health Il 10
uuIeIstlud today tu-t sucn 10 really
mt tlv gaRg.i'
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Coroner Taylor, who has been
auxiouhy waiting Tor newa from
Nashville, Tom, tor nearly wesF,
regarding johnson, the Cullen hotel
suicldc, got tired Of tho prlrractrd
alleuce and ordered the burial Of tho
b,uy in the po,Ier's deld In tho city
cemetery.
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WAsuNurpN. Nov. 1.-THE p0uih-
Cru mgUu .C.utpu who are protecting
ngaiust the Addition o.! Tao duty ON
iron orc and coul have is.uri o. lunIic
statement 90 tho Democratic parry,
nnio ling Tor confederation IN view ui
their well known fidelity 10 that party
aud Hsyiug, among Other thlnHE
"S1uthtru iron men have resolved NO
ruigi the repeat, forgetting for tue
moment all differences Of Political
beliefs.
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After lengthy doiiuoration the Jury
before whom J.. r. Mitchell was irird
for burglary yesterday, IN Judge
Barlcha o.urt brought IN n verdict u
not guilty.
Ia the uaso Of Joseph Hamlln, Joint.
ly Indicted with Mitchell, tue Jury
failed 10 agree aud wcr1 discharged At
20 O'Clock lntt night. Judge Powers
ntkud that The defendant be released on
his own rrcOgnizanCo, M lac was unable
10 tutnish sutrtlvs. Tho prosecution
opposed this application, but we're Will.
INK that tue defendant be- ret Ut liberty
upon h,s iufthot bigning tho bond, even
though no was without meanF, To this
arrangement thu court asscnted.
The case OF Edward Luugsir0th,
Jointly Indicted with Mitchell aud
Hamliu, was continued Tor the term,
by consent.
Norton Curtis aged 20, was last
evening convicted 0t bufglariElug
Engman's store, nj the race track, on
June g2ud, bat the verdict was gccIm.
panied by accommodation 10 mercy.
Ton dAyn' time was granted the defend.
anti. counsel Ia which 10 present 10
motion for a now trial, aud sentence
was suspended meanwhile. Another
case against the accused, that OF bur.
Hlariziug the Filth Ward Family store,
on August 10Th, has been continued for
tue term.
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loo bringing lhe dispatches from Aiuis-
Tor wits iutD port Hu went ONO
say twas not thus tia, anything Iuf'
Their had teen Dispatched 20 Mlhs,' 9
WnlIs. Thi. assertion seems No ne
meant AZ IA iutimailon that wine D. n'
received iuIl Instructions anu D. iiiJ
,quippei 10 act iu All contingencies
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NEW KIND On FUEL,

The Denver EsgcUo Coal Co., whose
plant has buun TBruutly established al
Twenty .second street suI tho Plgtte
river put tnu hrst " ilH prouuct upon
Times, with nsphaltum auI some Other
uhemlC ,la anu tlpn compress tue mix
lure into egE,shalcu cakes iur uso a.
fuel. The plant has capacity ~ ton
very superior article Tor tuul, never
Stacking from any cause, isniliug
readily and burning longer than
anthracite coal, About $4,000 has
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ri.n,y nfArttmnn wntsr.

Special HsHliIi 90 DO SEwL
suNpANcE Wyou Nov. 1.-THE
success % tho arlcs.a well al Belle
Fourcho clearly demonstrates that on
nbu Udauce NJ ni,tslun water can be-
obtained anywhere Ia the valley along
tho Belle Fuuruhe river. No touut
plcaty OF water 10 iffigatc the whole
country eau be obtained nom those
Wills.
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ORE AND BULLION.


Ban FltANCnCO, Nov. l7.-Therc
was a heavy storm here last night and
much damage was done to shipping In
the bay, anu ~ buildings ia the city,
aud the Hawaiian building at tho Mid.
winter Fair wrecked.
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NlIlca b, lne lleheI ,hcIl..

NEW NoRS, Nov. H. - A cable
from Rio Jaueir3 says in tho suburb Of
Nlcthul0y OyeTa hundred houses hRvo
uean destroyoj by tho rebel thvlls aud
2OOO persona injured, The streets are
mil Ol bodice.
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PiTIsDuUu, Pa, Nov. l7.-Thloves
stole SbUOO worth u diamondH from n
Juwvlry store la Allegheny this after.
noon, but were nvrrhnuled anu all tue
diamonds recovered except two.
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BALTiMoRu, NV. lI-Carlos Diaz
Gomez DE Caliz Spanish consul ~
this port, committed suicide thiS morn
ing. He has been sn invalid Tor u
lnnn Imn.
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VnoQuE, VIZ, Nov. l7.-General
Russ is growing woaEur Col. Casson,
mis- former private secretary, has been
summOuei from Washington.
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A Salary Question.

A. tho NEWS goes to press tho
County Court Is IN session, having
under confederation the question Of
county uri gofs' salaries.
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MORRIsoN, Ills, Nov l7--Chgs.
Andrews, manager OF Andrews Opera
company WAS run over ny atrAln here
,his morning anu killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-17
ON AL sIDEs.
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