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FOREIGN.

Cholera reports received from Mecca
show that from June 1G to 20 there
We're $40 deaths from the disease in
that city.
Ernest TisSot has written lengthy
work in French OH lbSen and BiornSun
A translation of Ibsen's "Kongsenl-
nerne" is being made by Count De Pro-
Ear.
AT a recent test of Swedish. German
and English fire engines at Christiana
one of the Swedish engines, the Lud-
vigsberg, was declared to be by far
the best.
Cholera is decreasing rapidly through
out Russia in RcSSarahia, podolia,
kursk and Orel, only an occasional
death and IL few fresh cases are now
reported
There will be no military mancuvcrs
In Norway this year, and the farmers
and merchants who have no great taste
for camp life are greatly pleased there
ut.
Miss Agnes Kielberg and Mrs Caro-
line Bruce received honorable mention
for the works in the sculpture depart
ment In the late tine arts exhibition
Of Paris.
The distinguished Savant Prof. Lars
was attacked for his statements that
Sweden paid $1.OOO.OW for Forway
In 1914. A letter written by Fredrik
VI, uncarthed by Capt. Sorenson,
shows that Lars was correct.
The Russian press censorship has for
biddcn the Russian press to discuss
the Flanco-Russian commercial treaty
Just concluded. on the ground that il
Is Il purely commercial ompact and
without political significance.
Funds are being raised all over Nor.
way for the benefit of the sufferers
from the awful avalanche at Vacrla-
len. Considerable money is coming
from Sweden and Denmark. The loss
of life has been found to 113. MANY
pretty farms, and 51S head of cattle
and horses were destroyed.
The rioting started In Brncnn by
agitators for universal suffrage has
been renewed. Troops were called in
to aid the police. The rioters stoned
them and were dispersed only after Il
hot fight in which many workngmcn
We're cut Several soldiers We're
Knocked down.
III. Leisner. a pensioned school teach
er of Copenhagen, and his Wife, cclc-
brated their diamond wedding May 81.
Carl Augustson, Il religious cnthllsi.
asst is serving a term of six month";;
in Jail for his refusal to remain in the
Swedish army until his term expires.
Mgr. SatOA's attitude on the school
question is again indorsed by the pope
Patrick A. Collins, American consul
general at London, has had IL confer
ence with a number of ship owners and
rag importers in regard to measures
to be taken by them TO prevent the
introduction of cholera into the United
States. The ship owners and the deal
crs promised that they would take
every precaution against the goods car
ried or shipped by them being infected
with the choleraic germs
Several of the anti-Pnrnellitc men,
bcrs of the house of commons have re-
ceived complaints from their consti
tuents for not opposing the govern
ment concessions to the Unionists in
the debate on the home rule bill The
Parnnllitcs have intimatcd to the min
istry that they will withdraw from the
house in the event of further conccs-
sions being made.
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New York. June 2G-An extra edition
OF the Evening World issued this evening
contains special cable from Teipnli.
SYRIA. giving the first full details of the
sinking of the flagship Victoria. Last
thursday afternoon the English fleet
came in sight of III Nina. the port and
town of Teipoli. 1t was coming from
tho northeast and making directly for the
liarbor. The five big iron cla,ls-Virtoria,
'amprrdown, Edinburg. Nile and PARCEL
were drawn up in full front. The Vie
l"ria was in the center. thu Campcrdown
was on her left and the Edinburgh on her
right When they We're within five miles
ot shore Vice Admiral Sir George Tyrun
sgnallc,i to turn and form n double line
lIls meant that the Victoria and Camper
hown were to 80 ahead Il little and de-
scribe a turn-tha Victoria turning to the
lelt and the Camperdown turning to the
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CRIMINAL.

Burglars chloroformel and robbed
Henry Post, of Venice, ILL.,, securing
eleven watches.
Phillip Graver, wealthy citizen of
Allegheny City, Pa. committed suicide
by shooting.
The Adams County, Ia, train rob-
bers We're taken to Council Bluffs
where they will be tried July 8.
In riot at Edgerton, o.. Louis Boy
er and Hugh Coyc, saloon-keepers,
were killed.
Tilman McGillum was found mur-
dered at Homer, Ind, FIVE bullets had
entered his body.
The body of an unknown murdered
man was found in the river.at Topeka,
Kan. a stone being attached to his
body by surveyors chain.
AS result of quarrel of long stand
ing over line fence, William Kuyken-
dali. a Missouri farmer, Killed W. IL.
Smith and then shot himself
C. w. MOsher, ex-prcsident Of the
wrecked Capital National Bank of Lin
coin, Neb., pleaded guilty to falsifying
the records and books.
Because his wife refused to agree to
Il divorce on the ground OF intidelity,
A. $. Arnold, Of Leavenworth. kas,
shot her and then killed himself.
In row at Indian Creek. Ky, Sol.
Osborn, a desperado, used rifle, and
at one shot killed Joe Short and jim
Mullins.
John E. Collins committed suicide at
Remini, Mont. by shooting. His wife,
70 ,,,k,<
only one week, had got divorce
James McClay. charged with placing
ties on the track of the Michigan Cen
trail railroad with il view of wreck
ing a train, was convicted at Saginaw,
Mich
William Collins. chief clerk in the
Missouri Pacific roadmaster's depart
ment in Fort Scott, kas., was arrest
ed charged with fraudulentIy obtaining
money through sending in fictitious
names on the pay roll.
Joe Mast, a butcher employed at G..
Wizards meat shop at GAINESVILLE, O.,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in th" head. This is the second suicide
Of butchers employed in this shop with
in a month. No cause is assigned.
Edward b. Smith. surviving partner
OF the firm of Daniels & Smith, whole
sale clothiers of Boston has assigned.
Franklin B. Daniels. Mr. Smiths part
ner. committed suicide.
]. Nix and Anna Barvia. OF New
Lewisvilie. Ark. desired to marry
Their parents objected. SO they agreed
to die-Nix 10 shoot Anna. then HIM
self. He murdered her aud attempted
\
flicting fatal wound.
Joseph Carriero, an Italian boy. has
confessed that he killed Bertha Man
chesta at Fall River. Mass. He went
TO the house TO collect money due
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ROYcOrr ORDERED

New York, June N The board of
Gettysburg monument commissioners of
the State Of New York to-day issued IL
circular appealing to New York veterans
to nbSl'in from any acts of violence
against the trolley railroad during their
visits t" the battlefield. The veterans are
urged tn not put Il penny in the COM
lnnys treasury, AMI the circnlar closes
with this italicized Injunction: Don't
ride in the ears. Advise your friends to
keep away from them. Refuse free
passes if these are offered to you
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ANOTHER LONE ROBBER.

Albuquerque. y Mex. June 2S.--At
II o'clock yesterday morning single
horscman rode up to Hnrvcy's entins
house. in Coolidge. within four miles of
the l:te attempted train robbery on the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad and held TAP
Manager Perkins for $40 of private
funds after which he marched him into
tn" eating house whore breakfast was
being prepared. forced him TO open the
safe and took $3.50. making his escape
easily. Two companions of the robbrr
were waiting a short .listanc" away on
licrset,ack, who joined the robber and all
disappeared into the woods. Navajo
lhGlan trailers have been sent out, and
it is believed the robbers will be CAPTURED
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him for labor ana during Il quarrel was
attacked by the girl armed with an Ak.
He took the AK from her and killed
her.
Mrs Annie Schweiglcr of st. Louis
confessed that she threw the vitrol in
the face of her husband. She says
he had been neglecting hcr for another
woman in whose company he was all
day. Mrs. Schwcigler followed them,
and. becoming crazcd with rage. bought
the vitrol and lay in wait for them in
an alley. When they We're about three
feet from her she attempted to throw
the vitl'ol on the woman. hut her
aim WAS poor and it Went into the face
of her husband
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MASTERED THE FIRES.
A FAMILY POISONED,

ST Louis, June 2S.-Ihe family of
John Moore, at Turkey Hill. ILL.,. which
consists Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
three children. are suffering from poison.
Til. entire family were poisoned last
Sunday while eating dinner Soon after
dinner they wore taken seriously ill., Mr.
and Mrs. Moore are able to bc about.
One of the children, Il boy aged eight
years, died this morning. and the other
two are in Il dangerous condition, and are.
Likely To 'li" Mt any time. 1t is thought
til. poison came from cabbage.
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LUTHERAN SINGERS.

Eau Claire, Wis, June 2s.-The Sec
ond annual sa"ngcrfest of the United
Lutheran Singers of the Northwest
opened yesterday with Prof Rpimstad of
Minneapolis as director. Bishop Hoyme
of Eau Claire, head of the United
Lutheran Church of America, delivered
the address of welcome. 1t was respond
Ell I" 10y Rev. Il. X. iIaugrn of Frrg IS
Falls. Grand concerts will be given
each night
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IOWA CROPS

Dcs M"ines, Iowa, June %. = The
Iowa crop bulletin issued to-day says:
Ih. conditions have been favorable for
all crops, and satisfactory progress has
been made. Corn is unusually clean in
nearly all portions of -. state, and the
plant has reached a sr.,solablc stage of
growth, and within the coming week
the more advanced fields will be laid
by" Heavy winds and showers caused
oats to lodge somewhat, but the bulk of
the crop will come up again. potatoes
are doing notably well. Pastures were
never better at this season of the year.
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been piled along the west bank and
still fin work ,rnnS ny,

been piled along the west bank and
still tho work goes on.
burglars entered the house of Mr..
Pelky Rear Grafton and contSratrd
some small change.
The rush of business still keeps up ut
the bismarck United States land office
More final proofs will br made during
June than amy other month for several
years. Most of them are on tree
claimS under the new law.
A two-ycar-old son of Martin Berg
of Grafton Swallowed some insect pow
der and hut for the promptncSS of
physicians the lad would now hr dead,
and the parents representing themselves
for allowing insect powder where the
children could secure it.
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Is I,N NII'RnER

Ar"ka. Mimi, June 2S. - Saturday
MOI ming dark romplcxioned man drove
int" B"nson's place near Anoka, leaving
Il white bundle in the bushes. Mrs.
Brrgeron, who saw him, went nt once to
the place and discovered the bundle to
coItnL the dead body of II child that
hal apparently been born that morning
She was badly frightened and hastened
to find her husband. When they re-
turned the man who had brought the
corpse had come back and was just lcnv-
ing with the body. He succeeded in get
ting away, and up to the present time no
trace of him has been found
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NATIVES SHOT

Madrid, June 2S.-Advices from Ma
nilla show that desperate fight has &C.
CURED on the Island of Alindko. the
largest of the PHILIPPINE group. A force
of 5000 rebellious natives under the
leadership of their sultan, made an attack
upon Fort Aunmungan. Manduao. The
Spanish garrison succeeded in repulsns
the natives after stubbornly cont.st:.d ID
fight. The natives lost eiyhty-sev.m.
killed, including the sultan, while 200
of their number were wounded. The
Spanish loss, if any, Is not stated
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VANISHED.

Van Vert, Iowa, June 2S-.John Sea,
man, treasurer of the Wiltshire corpora
ton. this county. has suddenly dislp-
peared, and is alleged to be II dcfaultcr
to the amount of $1,000. He had held
the office for fifteen years. a week ago
hn executed IL chattcl mortgage on his
stock Of clothing in favor of his bonds
men. and to-day New York clothing
firm attached the goods.
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LAWYERS ON TRIAL

City of Mexico, June 27.-.Jose Cordona
and Francisco Penaloza, two prominent
attorneys of this city. are on trial
charged with falsifying and forging the
will of the late Bcnito Quijano, n
wealthy citizen. One of the lawyers
while intoxicated revealed the details of
the plot.
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NOW IN CAS4D.

New York, June 2S.-Edward Church.
of No. 20 Thomas street, this ciry,
agent for the Saxony woolen mill of Tren-
ton. n. j.. and president of the board of
trustees of the village of South Orange,
who disappeared from home last week
Under pressure Of financial troubles, has
been heard from in Canada. In a let
ter to his wife he tells where he is. but
SO far as is known, gives no explanation
for his conduct.
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WANrsu 10 DIE

Duluth, June 2S.-A report .'earhnl
here to night from Two Ilarbors that
Nellie Sutherland, who is said to have
been crimillaly assaulted some time ago
by Rev. James T. Connolly, attempted
To commit suicide by jumping from the
mere hanhisc dock into the hartor at
minnight on Monday last, hut was saved
bv Michael Ryan, who had been watch
ins her sitting on the dock for about IN
hO,lr
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JUMPED 70 HER DEATH

Cleveland. Ohio. June 27-Mrs Jennie
Johrson. boarder at the Lennox hotel,
corner of Euclid avenue and Erie street,
jumped! from the window of her room on
the fourth floor, and was injured so
badly that she died in two hours She
had been melancholy for some time, and
this is the only reason assigned for her
suicide.
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Monday, June 1G.

The city Of Minot will vote on the
question of issuing bonds 10 the amount
of SlO.WO for Il water works system
for the city.
A tramp was thrown from North
ern Pacific train ut Valley City and his
leg was badly injured. He was taken
to the hospital.
The danger of the river cutting across
west of the big bridge ut Bismarck is
not all past, but the railroad people
are doing all in their power to keep
the Big Muddy inside its present banks.
Over LOO car loads of boulders have
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GOOD SHOWING

Washington, June 2S.-The two sons
of Senator Roach. who are students at
the Georgetown college. made remarka-
bly, good showing at the closing exercises
of that institution yesterday. William y.
Roach won the Hoffman medal for math-
ematics and honorable mention in many
studies. Charles E. Roach was dis
tirguished in general chemistry and
mathematics.
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WANT IT REPEALED

Milwaukee, Wis, June %. - Thirty
Merchants and manufacturers of this
city to-day sent dispatch to President
cleveland expressing their conviction
that sound. stable currency. of equal
ralue in oil the money markets of the
world is an absolute necessity for the
safe conduct of business. and hoping that
the so-calied Sherman bill will be repealed
at an early date
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SUPPOSED I.ORJ!ER

Fargo. y. d.. June 2S-rhc Fargo po-
lice arrested IL young man late last night
who closely answers the description of
the man who robbed the Moorhcad bank
H.. was found drunk in the Union hotel,
and the man who gave the information
to the police claims THAI the prisoner
told him he was the man who committed
the robbery, and that he had torn up and
burned his clothes When arrested he
had three revolvers on his person and
was wearing n false moustache. He is
now in the county jail.
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ENn TIIsII, nL,AI,r1I

Philadelphia, June Is Gov Pnttison,
National Democratic Chairman IIarrity
and Attorney General llrnZr will start
today on Il trip for rrcrcatinn They
will go by way of tn" great lakes to
Chicago, arriving there nn July g. They
will spend some time AT the worlds fair,
and their trip will probably last over two
woo Ks
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COAL. Goes Up

New York June 2S. - The Eastern
coal sales agents have advanced prices
for July as follows Fifteen cents on
egg and 20 cents on stove and nut. No
decision was reached OH the price for
broken coal. The Western agents adj
vnntcd coal % cents ton on all siz"s.
The estimated output for July is 3,OUO,-
coo tons
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ROASTED HER CHILD.

City of Mexico. June pa woman
named Anita Sanchez has been arrested
at I'iedra Groda charged with terrible
crime. She became angry at her eight
year-old daughter and forced Der into a
large bakers oven. The inhuman
WOMAN then lighted fire and the child
was roasted to de lt!. She confessed hav-
ing committed the crime.
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TRAIN WRECKED

Portland. Or. jane 2S-The Union
Pacific fast mail train was wrecked this
morning about six miles from this city
One passenger, e. C. Chase, was killed
and two others injured. The train while
going ut a high RATE of speed coilid I'll
| With Il COW standing on curve
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RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.

Birmingham. Ala. June 2S. - Near
Dadeville this morning the body of
Ernest Murphy. :olore,l. WAS found
har ging in the woods. riddlcd with bull
lets. Murphy criminally assaulted Miss
Drpree near AgricoJa, was arrested but
escaped. He was run down by posse
last night aII lynchcd.
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TNYn MEN KILLED

Middie'on, \. u. June 2S.-Gcorge w.
Ritter and William Anderson of this
city were kilie.i this morning at Roaring
Brook, near Crooks Falls. The .mrn
were members of a wrrcking crew at
work Oh the Chicago express on the
OLt'rio Il Western railroad, which wns
GeraiIcu
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FARGO,S BUILDING

Washington, June 27--The supervis-
ing architect of the treasury has made
the work on the Fargo public building
special. and is doing everything possible
to rush the plans. The name of w. r..
Fuller has been sent to the treasury de-
partnle;t as the new assistant cashier
of the FIRST National Bank of Larimora.
y
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CI1p DEFENDER

B"stcn, June u. Tile Paine cup de-
fender Jubilee WAS launched this morn
ing in East Boston in the presence of
fully 5000 people who cllrrred the bead
tiful white craft as it Slipped from the
ways. Her mast will br stepped. to-day.
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COLLECTIONS SLOW.

Colorado Springs, Colo. June 81
SEielg Bros. Lime aud Stone company
assigned this morning. Assets, $1OO.OOO;
liabilities, $35.OO0. Inability to make
ccllections and slow business is the
cause of the f;.ilLre.
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rEI,ItII:LE I,ALI.

Cleveland. Ohio. June 27.--At Celina,
Chic &. T.. Craig. balloonist. attempted
to make 81 parachute jump. The para
chute fnilrd TO work and Craig fell 300
feet. He is still unconscious and will
probably die
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AUSTRALIAN KILLED

Duluth, June ~. - Two Australians
whose names are unknown here were
blasting ut the Tower mines in a missed
ho!" and caused the explosion of the
former charge. One was so badly injured
that he died in few hours and the other
was blinded for life.
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AUSTRALIAN KILLED

Duluth, June 27. = Two Australians
whose names are unknown here were
blasting at the Tower mines in a missed
hole and caused the explosion of the
former charge. One was so badly injured
that he died in a few hours and the other
was blinded for life
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DIE TO SruNGENCH

San Francisco, June 27.-To-,iay the
firm of S. and G. Gump. extensive deal
crs in art goods. made an assignment.
Liabilities. Sl4O.OGO: assets. SlOO,OO
The failsre is attributed to the string
ency in the money mnrkct.
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GOES TO CHICAGO

New Haven. Conn, June 2S-The Rev.
]. w. Van Ingen, for number of years
assistant rector of st. Paul's church,
this city, has resigned and is to 20 to
Chicago to assume the superintendency
of st. Luke's hospital in that city.
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CIIp nI.EENnLn

Boston, June 27.-Ihr Paine "np de-
fender Jubilee was lnunrhch this morn
ing in East Boston in the presence of
fully 5.EM people who cllrrr"d the beuu-
tiful white craft as it slipped from the
ways. Her mast will br stepped To-day.
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BANKER DAY FOUND

Milwaukee. June 2S-Banker f. II.
Day, who disappeared so suddenly. has
been found in Chattanooga, broken down
by indulgence in liquor and on the verge
of lelirium tremens. by George Wishnrd
of st. Paul, who is cousin.
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Cleveland, Ohip. June 27.-At Celina,
Chic, G. T.. Craig. a halloonist, attempted
to make Il parachute jump. The para
chute failed to work and Graf. fell 300
feet. He is still unconscious and will
probably die
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CASUALTY.

Emil Pirtttmaa. aged eighteen. Of
Hancock. was drowned while bathing
at Portage Mich. He could not swim.
John Mummert, nn oil operator, was
probably fatally burned while repairing
Il fire box at Findlay, o.
Two blocks of frame buildings burn
ed at Findlay, o., causing Il loss of $2O,-
600
William Beck. of Downcr's Grove,
ILL.,. was killed by train ut Napcrville
while intoxicated.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. G. Eames We're
struck by Rock Island train while
driving near Rock Island ILL.,, and in
stantly killed.
William Ross. driver III mine No.,
e, belonging to the Brazil Ind, Block
by falling slate.
During the performance of Ring
lands circus at River Falls, Wis, light
ming strikes the tent. killing seven per-
sons and injuring many others.
In n railroad accident in New York
city nine persons are killed and about
100 wounded, some of whom are eX-
pected to die.
The town of Corbin. Jefferson coun-
ty, Mont, was partially destroyed by
fire recently. The postotficc. hotel,
two saloons and three residences We're
swept away.
Charles Ranschka. a Polish coal min
er employed in the Mclean County coal
shaft, Bloomington, was crushed to
death by II large quantity of coal and
rock falling on him.
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UNPAID BILLS

Easton, Pa, June 27.-H. C. Gill.
manager of the Crystal museum, this
city, has disappeared, leaving a number
of unpaid bills to Eastonians He also
owes some performers for the week.
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Unpaid RIJJS

Easton, Pa. June 27.-H. G. Gill,
manager of the Crystal museum, this
city. has disappeared. leaving a number
of unpaid bills to Eastonians. He also
owes some performers for the week.
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WHILE BATHING

Fergus Falls. Mimi. hnnc 2S-Alvin
Bjorge, aged eleven years, the oldest
son of Representative. H. r. Bjorge.
was drowned while bathing near his
fathers home.
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MAY DIE,

Ashland. Wis, June 27.-Andrew Col
win. conductor on the Wisconsin Cen
tral, had his leg cut off while coupling
cars at Melen. 1t is feared he will die.
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WANTS A RECEIVER

Toledo, Ohio. June 2S. - The Toledo
Spice company hrs made application for
the appointment of receiver. The H.
abilities amount to over $4,000; assets
unknown.
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Mrs ELA1SnEIL is SANE

V7t'' DI1.N1'<I7T.III1 t<.t.NT.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, June 2S-Court
Commissioner Mardcn discharged Mrs
I;lnisdell on the ground that she was not
person for hospital treatment. Her
friends will remove her from this county.
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Yankton. $. d.. June 2S IIxcavating
for the basement of the new coll eye
building was commenced ycstcrh.'v.
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GEORGE SONTAG SHOT
PRISONERS IL THE CALIFORNIA
PRISON REVOLT.

Twelve COnvicts Headed by George
SOntnE. Attempt to Escnpe-Thrce
of Them Are Killed and SOntaE
MOrtally Wounded.