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EXTRA SESSION TALK.
The First Monday in September Believed to
Be the Date.

WASHINGTON, June a9.-Though no
official announcement has yet been
made on the subject it is found to be
ths almost universal opinion Of mem
bers of congress now in this city, many
Of whom have conversed with the pres
ident, that congress will be called to
day in September, which will be Sep
tcinbcr a. a7fi
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DENYING the Pioneer Press Interview.

Sioux FALLS, S. d., June a9.-Sen-
ator Pettigrew is now on the Pacific
coast and will not return for ten days.
Among his friends there is q disposition
to deny that the now famous Pioneer
Press lnterview is authentic. His busi-
cess partner, Judge s. l.. Tate, says:
II have no information on the subject,
but am inclined to think that Mr.. Pet
tigrew has never seen the interview in
question, though am not speaking for
him !.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
lack Of Patronage

CHICAGO, June 2s.-The Columbian
Excursion company, which holds .
lease on three worlds fair hotels, made
an assignment today in favor of Mel
vile c. Eames The assets of the com.
pany will probably exceed the liabili,
ties, the latter being figured at $50, 900
The failure was caused by the lack o.,
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DISHONEST 10 The LAST.
Collector Of Customs Lotan Removed in
Summary Manner

q WASHINGTON, June 90. Tho presi.
dent Wednesday summarily removed
from Office Mr.. Lotan, collector of GUS
toms at Portland. Ore. This unusual
action of the president was taken on
the receipt this morning Of telegram
from special agents of the treasury de-;
partment who have been engaged for;
some time in investigating the.
fraudulent practices prevailing In
the Puget sound and Portland district
The kilograms stated that they had in
formation of the intended landing AZ
Portland of a large number Of Chinese
coolies Some weeks ago Mr.. Lotan
was removed, but his successor has mot
yet qualified, and Mr.. Lotan was still;
in charge of the Office. On his SUM
mary removal this morning his deputy
was placed in charge and will continue,
10 act until Mr. Black, the now
5lector, quail ifiess
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Can Ra Found Near Sioux CITY,

ABERDEEN, S. d., June eos. H.
cranmer received letter noti-
tying him that three horses. a wagon
and harness stolen from his farm sew
sral weeks ago could be found at a GER
tain point near Sioux City. The letter
was signed, "a Friend of
the Family" /" and was evidently writ
ten by near relative of one of the
young men engaged in the stealing.
Cranmer will take steps to recover his
property Mt once.
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Five More Attacked.

VALLErrA, Malta, June 27.-Fivem more
of the crew.of the steamer Waddington,
which arrived here Thursday night
from ST. Louis, France, have
been attacked with cholera. The dis
ease broke out on the steamer on the
voyage, three persons having been
stricken with the disease. Two of them
died and the vessel was placed in quar-
antine for week. 1t is said that this
fresh outbreak will result in the fur
ther detention of the vessel.
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Yankton Teachers Elected.

YANKToN, s. d., June 29.-The Yank-
ton board OF education has elected the
following corps of teachers for the next
school year.
Hiram l.. Peet, superintendent.
Miss Rose j. Ryan, principal OF high
school; Margurite b. Mann, eighth
grade; Josephene {. Burlen, seventh
grade; Miss Bcrneman. seventh grade:
Miss Georgia Reese, sixth grade; Miss
Vaudeville, fifth grade; Benlah Mat
hiesen, fourth grade; Caroline Brown,
Ida Bronson and Emily Reid third
grade; Miss Won Eamon and Eleanor
swift, second primary; Miss Minnie All
Watrous aud Miss Esther A. Clark, first
primary; Miss Alta Harmon, specialist
in writing; Miss Minnie A. baldwin,
specialist in drawing.
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The presi-
dent made the following appoint
1nents today:
10 Be Consuls of the I'm tied States-H.
Clay Armstrong. tr., of Alabama, at Gren-
oble, France.
John 3. Laquaite of Louisiana, At Mar.
samuel Tanhouser, of Georgia, at Mat
afnoras, Mexico
VIM. {. Emmet, of New York, at Aix La
Chapelle, Germany.
James sheakley, of Alaska, to be gov.
erncr Of Alaska.
To Be Receiver Of Public Money!
Preston A. Griffith, Of Nebraska; Sidney,
Neb.
TO Be Registers Of Land Offices-John
NJ. Adams, of Nebraska, at Sidney, Neb !:
]. w. Ferguson, of Nebraska, at Grand
Islapf. Neb
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Think Banks Should Not Suffer

BOMBAY. June ao.-The newspapers
here generally approve of the action
taken on the silver question, but ex-
press the hope that the government
will compensate the banks, the hold
ings of which are largely in ST..
yer. 1t is stated that the banks
intend to raise legal question MS to
whether a telegraphic intimation of
change in tho law is sufficient to
change the law and to justify the
mints in refusing the silver that was
rendered to them on Monday last.
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Anti.ParneIljtes Win

DUBLIN, June se.-The election In
the parliamentary division Of North
east Cork to fill the vacancy in tho
house of commons caused by the with
drawal from the house of Michael Dav-
itt, anti-Parncllite,w was held Wednesday.
The eanti-Parnellites nominated William
Abraham, and he was elected without
pppcsit,on,
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THE ANARCHISTS PARDoNED
FieIden, sohwab and Neebe Made Free Men
by Governor AltgeId.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, June EFT
ernor has pardoned the anarchists
Fielden, Neebe and Schwab.
THE APPROPRIATIONS GOOD.

Attorney General olney's Opinion on Con.
gress' Awards to the Fair.
WASHINGTON, June e7.-Attorney
General olney has decided that the
several appropriations made by act OF
congress approved August 5, 1892, in
aid of the worlds fair, Chicago. includs
ing the appropriation made for gov,
ernment exhibit, s'are as available now
as before the decision of the circuit
court of appeals permanently opening
the worlds fair on Sunday, with tho
single exception that no money ought
to be paid to the Illinois corporation,
known as the Worlds Columbian expo.
c;t
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sTANFoRD's MILLIONS.
Estimate Of the Wealth Which the Dead
Senator Left Behind.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 24.-A
careful estimate of Stanford's wealth
puts it at s34 900, 600, as follows: SEA-,
900. 100000, Southern Pacific securities
100, 900: acres of land worth $4,000, 900,
San Francisco cable railroad stock
50, 100000; personal property, $1,000,
900; estimated income annually.
50, 900, 900. ss'sss
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Application t.r a Receiver Granted.

SEATTLE, Wash, June as.-rhe ap-
plication of Thomas Earle and Angus
Macintosh, for the appointment of a
receiver for the Seattle. Lake Shore
and Eastern railroad, was granted by
Judge Hanford in the United States
circuit court today and Thomas Reeves
Brown, of Tacoma, was appointed re-
ceiver. An application for an account
ing of the affairs of the company is
also granted, but the petition for the
annulment of Il traffic contract with the
Northern Pacific is denied.
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Paper COMPANY Assipns,

CINCINNATI, o., June 2s.-Late last
evening the Louis Snyder's Sons Paper
company filed deed of assignment in
the probate court to c. NJ. Harding and
George Parmelee The assets are given
as 81, 900, 900 and the liabilities as $780,.
900. Stringency Of the money market
is given as the cause of the failure.
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intercollegiate Prohibition Association,

Inter. Collegiate Prohibition Association
q CHICAGO, June 2s.-The first annual
convention of the Inter-C Collegiate Pro-
hibition Association OF the United
States, which was organized Il year
ago, began Wednesday at North
Harvey and will continue for three
days. A large number of college stu
dents from all over the country arc
present and politics from the prolibi-
ti6n standpoint will be discussed.
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June %.
Flour-spring patents, ss.eo@s.9o; win.
ter patents, Is. S0@4.10.
Whent-Cnsh, B5aic; July, 66Ac.
Corn-Cash, 40Hc; July, 4llsc.
Oats-No. white, 3211a(933; No. white
B0@3lhc.
Rye-4Sc.
Barlcy-6Oc
Flax-S1.09.
Timothy-$365 per cwt
Whlsky-Sl.12
Pork-Cash, $500; September, $500
Lard-Cash, S0.s5; September, $10.07IS.
Ribs-Cash, ss.S5; September, s9.27115.
Shoulders--$9. .O0@9.20.
Short Clear-S9. 5O@8.75.
Short Ribs IS. 90@9. .62ilss.
Checse-Cheddars, 74(Q7slc; flats, 71149
Sc; Young Americas, S08Ac.
Butter-Creameries, u16@20c; dairies,
140l7111c.
Eggs-12@13c.
Hides Heavy and light green salted;
fully cured, 4c; sailed, 4c; green,
8lIc; green salted calf, Sc.
Tal.ow-Unchanged; No. 1, 411fc; No. Q
B%c; cake, 4&c.
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pidn.. Know /. Was i oadad-

SALEM, s. d., June 29.-Several chill
aren were playing about the basement
Df the house of P. G. Swanson when
ane OF them found IN old shotgun. OF
course they did not think it was loaded
and one OF the boys snapped it two or
three times. The gun was not dis
charged and then the boy pointed it at
the 4-year-old son of Mr.. Swanson,
This time the gun went off, tearing off
the top OF the boys head and killing
him Instantly q
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Seven Years for treason.

LEIpsrc, June .9.-The supreme
court has sentenced Fohrer Bresheim,
the keeper of public house, to seven
years penal servitude for the crime Of
treason in furnishing to the French
government drawings of the fortress at
at Neu Breisach.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bank of Mass Civ CLOSES

TOPEKA. Kas., June s7.-The Bank
of Ness City has closed its doors, with
but $3.50 in cash on hand. The de-
posits amount to s3l. 800. with other
liabilities of $1,000. 1t has loans ag-
gregating S74, 900, mostly on real estate
securities, from which but little can be
realized. The capital of the bank is
E4O ono
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Issue of Silver Dollars

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Thc issue OF
standard silver dollars from the mints
and treasury offices during the week
ended June "a. 1893, was $3.50, 444; for
the corresponding period of 1892, $S432,-
4s9. The shipment of fractional silver
coin from the 1st to the Gath inst, ag-
gregated S627,s
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ssbin, and Jeffersonyiile Banks,

WASHINGTON CouRT House, O., Juno
e7.-The Sabina and Jeffersonville
banks closed their doors Monday.
caused by the failure of w. 7. Hay
dock, of St. Louis, who is a stock
holder in both banks. The Sabina
bank had a capital of S25, 900.
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Chicago.
CHICAGO. Iune 20.

CHICAGO, June 2s.
Hogs Heavy, Sc. .15@6.35; mixed, IS. ESQ
b.90; light, s5.90@6.30; rough heavy, 800
l06.05.
J Cattlc-Fair to extra beeves, i,lo@5. So !;
stockers and feeders, 81 25@4 10; mixed
cows and bulls, 20014.20; common, Sl.50
(9250.
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Prominent Denver ATTORNEY kif,ed.

DENVER, Col, June 81 Colonel Sam
uelP Toe, prominent attorney of
thisrify. was killed Monday Mt his
home, i,a19 Evans street. There is a
mystery connected with the tragedy,
the theory being that he shot himself
accidentally while looking for a sup
posed burglar. His family is in 5Eu-
rope. The other inmate Of the house
at the time was Attorney George Dim
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Confessed Judgment.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 2s.-The iii.
nois Fuel company, heavy mine opera
tors, with headquarters in Chicago,
confessed Judgment for S2s,sOo in
favor Of the Commercial National bank
of Chicago. The total liabili tiles will
reach so, i ,O0O.- The assets will hardly
s'eQual the liabilities, Il l.3si.s
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Why WINSTON WAS REMOVED
Secretary Carlisle Had Sufficient Evidence
to Warrant Asking That 1t Be Done.

Secretary Carlisle Had Sufficient Evidence
to Warrant Asking That 1t Be Done.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Attorney
General Olney's attention was called
to the card of p. II. Winston,
late United States attorney for
the state of Washington, regarding
his removal from his position on
account of Chinese and opium snug,
Cling within his district. The attorney
general said Mr.. Winston YVES removed
on the request of Secretary Carlisle, who
stated to him that he had evidence suf-
icient to satisfy him that the Chinese
and opium smuggling going on in the
state of Washington was being done
with the connivancc of the government
officials. MIR. Winston, in his letter ia
President Cleveland, intimates tina,
railroad influence was responsible 70,
his removal
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cIothlnp peaIars EaiI.

New YoRK, June e7.-Mann Bros,
clothing dealers, confessed judgment
for s55, 900. Hortwirse & Hersh field,
attorneys for the firm, place the liabil.
tiles Mt $3.50, 900.
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Resumes BUSINESS.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June a7.-The Bank
Of Commerce resumed business Mon.
day and the First National bank
will probably resume in a few days.
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News From Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS, S d., June 27.-C. C.
crandall, who is under arrest here fof
forgery, was treasurer of the Dittmer
Bichloride of Gold company, and is re-
ported to be short in his accounts with
that company. The secretary claims
that Crandall has negotiated without
authority notes not yet due and placed
with him as treasurer. One note of
Sl,50o turned up the other day and two
notes of 5000 each have been discov-
cred. Other notes are missing.
c. w. Burritt has had pending since
1865 his claim for pension. Saturday
he was notified that his claim had been
allowed, with back pay, amounting to
$500.
The last session of the legislature ap-
propriated $4,000 for Il binding twine
plant in the state pcnitentiary. The
board Of charities and corrections has
decided to purchase no machinery as
the appropriation is not large enough
to secure good machinery and the
board does not care to try the experi-
ment with any other While away the
committee investigated the twine plant
at Saltwater. The factory there cost
$4,000 and employs eighty-tive convicts,
being unable to make enough to sup
ply the demand Farmers in the state
will be greatly disappointed over the
abandonment of the experiment here
this year.
Otto Peemiller, of Yankton, and Il.
w. Miller, of Elk Point, have drawn
prize packages in securing the offices
respectively of United States marshal
and United States district attorney.
The last congress passed an act which
goes into effect July /, doubling the
fees and mileage on these two offices
for a year. For the next twelve
months the marshalship will be worth
from five to six thousand dollars and
Mr.. Miller's place will pay him about
as much. Sses
The deadlock upon the school board
still conti,afies and the prospects for n
settlement outside of the courts are
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, June 2S.
Hogs-Heavy, $56O@5.SO; mixed. s5.7O
as S5; light, s5.70@5.S5; pigs, $4,000
500.
: Cattle-Stockers and feeders, s2.25@
$50; cows, &. .25(a3.00; common, sl.25@2.2 25.
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Mining Property Damaged b, Fire,

DEApwoop, S. D., June a7.-Fire
which broke out Saturday in pile OF
cordwood caused total loss of $780,
900 to the Homestake and Association
mining company. One thousand men
nre fighting the flames and all the mines
and mills of the company are shut
down.
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THE MARKETS.
Live Stock.

y SIUUA NTTY, JuuH 10
Hogs-Heavy, s5.7711s15 IS; mixed, $3.50
1855; light, So S0@5.S5.
| { Cattie-Cows and heifers, Sl.2ot0l.75 IS !;
veal calves, $4.52.
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= = - = - :
Died ofs Sunssroka.

!. MARsHALLTowa, la, June ess Nyln.
Erummes one of the oldest inhabitants
band prominent business men Of the
sity, died Sunday frsJn the effects of s
snnstroke received a week ago.
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Mgr, Satolli Coss West From ST Paul.
Y sT. PAUL. Mimi, June AZ Arch-s.3
bishop Satolli left Monday for
tho west III y j. Hill's private Ear, 10
be absent shout 8 niont
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Kansas City.

hANSAS CITY, Juue ~.
Cattle-Shipping steers, $4,000. O;cows
and heifers, $320(9375; stockers and feed
ers. S275@4.15.
hSgshfasy s1 light sSsss siFy sG; nss5 So
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Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, June ".
Wheat--Closing: July, 59Ac; Septem
ber. $3.50; on track No. / hard, 614c
No l northern, 59Ac.
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SHOT HIS BRoTHeR-IN-LAw.
R. 8. Hutchoraft, OF Paris, Ky, Puts Three
Bullets in Dan Stuart.

w .. truter0' an, oT ATS Ny.i uts TTTU5
RuIlstsin Dan Stuart.
PARIS, KY, June a7.-R. 8. Hutch.
craft, a wealthy commission merchant
Of this city, shot and killed his brother.
in-law, Dan Stuart, of Muir station. at 0
o'clock this morning. Stuart-s wife COM
mitted suicide last July by shooting
herself. Before her death she wrote
her brother letters alleging cruelty at
the hands of her husband. Stuart en-
deavored this morning to gain posses
sion of the letters, threatened Hutch.
crafts life and struck him with a
loaded cane. Hutehcraft then drew a
revolver and fred three shots with
fatal results,
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Qusen Gin Bank,

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 81. The Queen
City bank.of this city has tailed.
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n Sfs fs e a., az,
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chpiera klts-455 in One pax

LONDON. june 27.-A dispatch from
Mecca states that there were 455 deaths
from cholera in Mecca Sunday.
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Coal spsAs ssss Ass,g,. $50
BosroH Ma J unef 4 Jacks;;
son q Co coal dcsi nass tasi gne
liabilities $40. .00 /, Il ss 81
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USE DANA'S sARSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES.u


In this great Columbian year when all eyes
are turned towards Chicago and the great
exposition, it is comforting to know that the
railroads leading thither are prepared to
handle the immense traffic and carry it
Expeditions to its destination. One of the
roads that is winning golden ecomiums by
the excellence of its service is the Nickel
Plate, The line is through fine section of
country, great distance of it in view of
Lake Erie, and passing numerous cities and
towns. It's new passenger service is superb.
The dining cars cannot be spoken of too
highly, while the sleeping and day coaches
are models in their way. Quick time is made
going and returning and the service is in all
respects first class. What more can be asked
cheap rates, courteous attention, luxurious
sleepers, magnificent day coaches, faultless
road bed unexcelled dining cars. Can auy-
thing be added to make the Nickel Plate
Road more popular2 1t runs three trains
daily in each direction, Its station in
Chicago is central and easily accessible from
all directions. If you are going anywhere at
any time, don't let the fact slip your memory
that a magnificent new passenger service mas
been established on the Nickel Plate Road.
You who have not yet done the Worlds Fair,
try the Nickel Plate and know what it is to
enjoy the luxury of first class travel Clipped
from AHentoogn, Pa Chronicle, august, 22d.
For all information call on nearest ticket agent,
or address f. j. Moore General Agent, %
Exchange street, Buffalo, N, Y. 2l-tf
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Work on Main street is still progressing,
The steam heating company is pushing
work in making new connections.
The produce brought to market by the
CataNissa valley farmers is very fine.
The cold weather has made the coal bust.
ness somewhat better. May it continue to
improve.
The HERALD is the best advertising med.
ium because of its large and increasing
circulation.
October 7th is the last day for paying poll
tax. In order to vote at the November
election it is necessary that this tax be paid
The oyster business has opened in
good earnest and the new wholesale firm of
Noble & Co, on South Jardin street, is
supplying their patrons with a first class
article
Two gentlemen, from New York, were in
town to-day looking for large store room in
which to open 40 per cent" clothing
house. Finding that Shenandoah had plenty
of first class clothing stores, they decided to
20 elsewhere, at least for the present.
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Political Points.
7n "Ben' is not sleeping.

our own Ben Is not sleeping.
Chairman Whitehouse is still ON the sick
list.
Democratic assessments come high this
year.
Next month the campaign will open in
earnest.
The rattle and ball ticket fiends are getting
in their work now.
Not more than month remains before the
election takes place.
Candidate Matlen is just recovering from a
severe indispostion.
Rentz and Allen will be the majority Com
missioners next year.
Governor Mckinley is going to get there
again with both feet.
Candidates Mulholand and Doyle are
"doing" the country districts this week.
The Still hunt" of Chairman Litsch meets
with the appreciation of the Republicans.
General Hastings, Lieutenant Governor
Watres, Ex.Lieutenant Governor and Secre-
tary of State Stone, Mayor Stuart of Phila
delphia, and Ex-C Congressman Reeder are all
candidates for the Governorship next year.
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