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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
April II, 1890
CIRCUIT COERB'

The following disposition Of cases has
been made since our last issue:
Chas Be,cher vs. Grant County. Ac-
ton to recover for rent for offices occu
pied by county officers pending settle
ment Of the old county seat question.
Verdict returned for the county A
motion for new trial will probably be
made.
| k.ppen vs. Benedict. Action to re
cover possession Of four hundred bush
els of wheat. Taken from jury and held
under advisement by the Court.
! Stymest Il Cameron VS. Diggs Action
to recover payment for thresbing
machine bill. Verdict for plaintiff for
amount claimed.
Leonard Williams VS. Geo Carny
Verdict in favor Of plaintiff.
| Knight VS. Cameron, Gordon, ct al
Judgment for plaintiff.
Bank of Minnesota vs. Hawes. Trial
! by court. Under Amusement
Big Stone City VS. l.. NJ kaercher ct
lal. Referred to l.. W. Croloot.
Vandervoort VS. Bay ard. Motion 10
strike from calendar overruled.
seely VS. Seely. Motion for alimony
and attorneys fees granted.
State VS. Otto Grant Defendant in
dicted for an assault upon Gabriel sheie
with intent to kill. Demurrer to indict-
ment sustained and charge resubml TIED
to Grand Jury. Second Indictment re
turned charging an assault with intent
TO do bodily harm Trial by jury. Yer
diet returned Of guilty as charged with
recommendation of mercy. Sentence
will be pronounced Saturday morning
/ State vs. Baxter and Wilson. On trial
It is understood that the Grand jury
are investigating the mystery surround
the death OF Depot Agent Clifford at
Albee Some sensational developments
are among the possibilities.
| COuTl Will aNJOuFu SaluFudy. JuuPc
lAndrews will hold the next term at Brit
ton, Marshall county, commencing next
Tuesday.
G. G.. Church, cashier of Watertown
National Bank is overseeing certain mat
J ters pending before the court, and IS
accompanied by his attorney F.. I.
Webster, of Minneapolis.
c. c. Curtis, Presto enl Of MINNEAPOLIS
Business College, and Il well known ex-
pert on all matters pertaining to pen
manship IS witness in attendance.
Thos. MCGUIRE. the detective employ
ed by the Milwaukee road and who
claims to have caught Baxter and Wilson
in the act Of burglarzing a freight Car
arrived Wednesday,
Geo w. Case OF Watertown, A. II .
Ingefsoll of Wiimot and Frank Sears OF
Webster. all legal ligh's transacted bus
mess during the week.
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Happy new Year to All.

r. tho wish OF the ladies Of the NJ. y.
Aid Society. Knowing that good DIN
ner will tend to happiness, they will fur
nieh the same at the Armstrong building
on i,,ain ST., New Years Day. A dinner
consisting Of turkey and other good
things will be provided, all for the small
sum Of 25c.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncaled for IN the
M;,hank Post Office, Dec. %, 1898:
Earl Richard. Honslein % hnMaiu
Langum John. swanson 7"An
In calling for any Of the above please
say "advert,sed' and give date OF adver.
tisement. II not called for in fifteen
days will be sent TO dead letter office.
A. J. BLEsER, z. NJ.
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a. ID Holiday Excurssom

For the Christmas and New Year
Holidays excursion tickets will be sold
Dec. 23rd. oath, 25th, 3oth, and 3l>l.
1893, and jan 1st, 1894, limited for con
tinuous passage III each direction viii,
final return limit up to and lncluding
IAN 3rd, 1894, at fare and one fifth foi
round strip.
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The Minneapolis Bargain store pays
| 5 cents bushe more for wheat thar
any elevator liz Milbank. See ad.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29

Very desirable rooms to rent oyes
hardware store.
WooD Bros.
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NE HAPPENINGS.

VN L y
VIZ hhA = -,
49,, lo, .ca. No
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IA merry 'e.ui 'oa 'o
tfelelo ie'u'iiea i''
on'e'ioo' '"''
the harness maker al orloh-
niauo 81 ''''
IS. Kerr has been qulte serious
ing the week with the grippe.
the days begin TO leng'nen
= oes 'n' W 90
ue'heni"s ao 81
nms oaf'lch' VINO = a''eu'4n5
Coiiese a. ~ au'' - on1o' 'nfe
mas nolluays Win 'lei iieilu'
busoY Is enjoying d 'ie'o
nephe" from lilihois' ~
Eonright, who IS working IN 'he
eo railway oillce. y up spenu
EEK WIN MS parents ~ 'iie ci'S'
Padcliti OF Big Stone City, and
ftwell, Of Revillo, are acting as
Perllis ln attehaahee Oh eour.
|se, who has been living III
flor the past month or two,
pliy OF a. ". onii'h' ~ nioa"'
|lns a VISIT rom d heiee VI NJ
y
Ah'elmah anu WHO anu NUS
eraeeh nave ueeu sl'on'i"s :
ofge ocha'er' " "ln'iealoi''
'as1 oaturoay aha sps"e o"l'se
the family U MS oro'hei
y. :. Y. VIII hoiu 10 ~
'ee1lhg On Weahesuas' 1ahu
. O'CLOCK p. u. Win M's. : an
~ fanse1 VINO mas peen as'eho-
'0Aesota STATE uhiVefsi'y' re
voc last week 20 speha the non
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WIN "
'.''' oA very aanse.ou
a.'ns mo "N' ou' ~
-" improving.
aooihson who has been employ
"anoay Clipper for some time
faro oo;na = M;nnoeot. - uorL
|'ura Rogers, who IS engaged a
IN The pubic schools a
is spending the christmas vaca
her parents and friends j,
Sb., m !
Nment tor his eve, which ha
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foTE All pcrsous are cautioned
unrrhss,ng certain note given by
pnnsnn pn to roaina Never for 5 1000,
INV INV 10. 1863, due Oct Is, 1873, as the
ecu ioS RoslNA MEYER.
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Goat Robes

! l have a number of very fino Goat
Robes which will be sold at cost.
@. w. ANTELMAN.
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snnv farm. Grant Center Town
nseembcr -, 1893, one black heiier
lM A. A. FELTON,.
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roP SALE Good work mare for
ham for cash or will tr de for live
.loa' It. u. WEBSTER,
hilbank, >. u.
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aNsOsliC installation

HiS vi ANaSoHS dHtl lltlI IIltHdS IOoh
place at Masonic hall Wednesday even
ing when the exercises OF pubic installa-
tion Of officers Of the three branches Of
the order was had. Past Masters J. G.
Elliott and A. J. Beser installed the
officers of Milbank lodge, No. 20, as
follows:
W. MI. L. Conright
S. Was. Watson
j. VS.. s. Lockhart
Sec.-Geo. Midd ebrook
lreas.--W. B. Saunders
S. DIV. w. Downie
j. D.-Geo. Dixon
S. Sc. Emanuel
j R. Moriell
Tt. B. Record
This was followed by installation of Of
ficers of Esther chapter, No. 20, Q. E. S.,
the Worthy M tron Mrs. w. w. Downie
and Worthy Patron J. c. Knapp acting
as installing officers:
w. Mrs. w. w. Downie
W. P. ). G. Knapp.
A. M.-Mrs. u. d. Ely.
Sec.-W. w. Downie.
Treas. Mrs. Jas. Kerr.
Con.-Mrs, j G. Knapp
A. C.-Mrs w. F. Rust
Ada-Mrs. j G. Daniels
| Ruth-Mrs. l.. L. Conright
| Esther-Mrs. j. Watson
Martha-Mrs. w. Let's
| EIecta- Ms. +. ). Healy
| Chaplain-Mrs. NJ. II. Wisman
! Marshal Miss Jennie Lookhart
Ward Mrs. j. Nixon
Organist Mrs. j. H. Owen
Sen. i b. Record
After this the installing OF the officers
of the Milbank chapter Il. a NJ. took
place, Past High Priests j. c. Knapp and
j. C. Elliot installing as follows:
H. Pc. D. Ely
King-Jas. Kerr
Scribe-George Mitchell
c. of H.-Wm. Ross
p. 81. l.. Conright
/ r. A. C.-E. Emanuel
NJ. Sd, Il. Ranous
NJ. ID. V.-G. G .Stearns
NJ. 1st V-Emil Johnson
Sentinel. L B. Record
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
the Masons and their friends repaired 4
the banquet hall where most inviting
spread, consisting OF oysters and Other
delcaeies had been prepared by the
| ladies ot the Eastern Star, and Whlcs
was heartily partakenIof and enjoyed Dy
those assembled, something like l25 O.
l3O plates being laid.
Among the guests present from
abroad were Mr.. q. &. Curtis, Of Min
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison, w. Prat
and Wm. Crooker, Of Montevideo; ). <
Gold and wife and A. Hoipkemeier ant
sister Of Big Stone; O. 4. Antelman ant
wife Of Aberdeen; Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cable
Mrs. II. j Whitford and Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Ingersol, of Wilmot.
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Il AND CATTLE, ineldng n regis
"a s,ullion, for sale cheap on time.
A. p LINnquI-T.
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m Dnley To Loan .

G. M. Clark has money to loan or
tarm land for l, 2, or years.
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M nrried !.

At the NJ E. parsonage Friday, Dec. y, by T.
Nazarene, Mi. August Lundber- end Miss Ida
NJ Anderson, all Of Troy township.
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Money to loan on real estate on tn.
installment plan.
Z. J !. Hicks.
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Early Closing.

AS will be seen by the following the
merchants Of the city have united in
determination to close their stores dur
ing the winter days at an early hour, .
very proper and necessary determination:
We the undersigned, merchants Of the
city OF Milbank, s. D., agree to close our
respective places OF business at Z p. m,
for three months commencing January
lst, 1894, Saturday nights excepted:
Erlandson & johnson, Mittels,aedt Bros,
Wasem, Habein & Co, Wood Bros.
Farley q Benedict ". NJ. Thomas,
o. w. Antelman, Hocum Bros,
Geo. Middlebrook, Aug. Borgerson,
Hi Layman, NJ. s. Dreucker,
n. J. Bleser, Henry Schafer.
Geo. A. Merritt, Mrs j. c. Elliot,
W. +. Rust, Geo. A. Kern,
Emanuel & Ecker, A. e. Lender,
L. Schnabel, Glomstnd Bros,
Lehman s. Hilmer, Matt. Edelman
and +. w. A. Popre.
We pay 20 cents for eggs and 20 cents
for butter in goods at the lowest prlce.
MINNEAPOLIS BARGAIN HToRE.
Money to loan on real estate on the
nstalment plan.
r. J Hicks.
4 1dnrripd
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We pay 20 cents for eggs and 70 cents
for butter in goods at the lowest prlce.
MiNNEAPoLIs BARGAIN HTORE.
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Miss Ida E. Boyd, special drawing
teacher OF the pubic schools of Sioux
City, is visiting her friend, Mrs. j E..
Truran of this city.
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Powell. Charles, $685..
Pascoe, Frederick, 90 81
Peters. George. &1aS7.
Perry, Henson, %. %.
Perry. Henson. 41.5o.
Perry, Henson, 910.7A.
Perry, Henson, 92.56.
Paxton, John s.. "a g.
Paxton. John g., We.
Paxton. John &. e2l21.
Prescott, John A.. ct al, Is. "a
Prescott, John A.. ct al. t219. 96.
Prescott, John A. ct 81. o15317.
Petit. Richard. $5:57.
Petit, Richard, Sl.24
Phillips. Robert A, q. a.
Potomsc Stone Company, ESQ
Potomac Stone Company, %. So
Potomac Stone Company, S7.&
Parker, William. S15. 20.
Pyles. William H, %. 14.
Pyles. William H. 92.T.
Pyles. William H.. 431.6A
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Davis. Agnes. 81. AZ.
Davis. Agnes, 41.43.
Dennis. Alexander: q. ~.
Depue. Abraham, $40: L.
B Delaney Ann. Annie NJ Is ~ ~. 40.
Dorsey. Albert. 81. l6.
Dorsey. Albert. 81 1d
Dorsey. Albert, &2. 16.
Dudley: Amy E. 1858.
Duckett. A. n. 81. 81
Duckett. A. NJ. Sl3O3
Dayton. Charles. So "a.
Dickey. Christian B., e47. Is.
Dickey. Christian B. 81. IT,
Dobbins. G. Wiiheimins. 81. ga
Dobbins. c. Wilhelmina, 81. 81.
Dobbius. G. Wilhslmins, S3.oA
Davenport. Edward. e13 81.
Delano, Elmira s.. &290. Is.
B PsnaoEt. Emma E%m. ( (: ss.sx
Dowell. Emeline. %. 50.
Dowell, Emeline. go. 10
Dom. Edward A.. So IS.
Duf1eld. Eliza A., e19. 8S
B BH5lssl Francis +; &c: e g. T.. os. 'O'',
Duehay. Francis H., e22. 81.
Duehay. Frank Il. ]. $40. 10
Davis. Henry Z. PIG; "a
Dorsey. Henry, ct al, trust, u. So
Dulaney. Henry Rozier. ct al. t12.06.
Davenport. Isaac. %. u.
Davenport. Isaac. %. 81:
Davenport. Isaac. u. a.
BAILEY: Bailey. 5osn n. e g
Danforth. J. Harry. SS.00.
Danforth. J. Harry. 500 a
B smpsey, yosepS 4. s2.S:
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Ward. Samuel g.. 44R
Ward. Samuel G., 426 IS.
Warner. samuel, - g.
WALES. sidney. 9Ss ga
Wales. Sidney, es4 So
West. samuel h. S23.S&
West. Samuel H.. 9ly2.
White. Sarah A.. s73. 10.
White. Sarah A. 43S 81
White, Sarah A. fi4a
wildermuth, Sarah +, e35.
willard. Sallie W.. $40 "a
Williams. Sarah c. es3s6
Williams. Sarah C.. s:yie9
Mim.stt. ssm,l d, soa.B.
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johnson. Cornelius, g. u.
johnson. Charles H.. ~. ST.
Jenkins, Edward, % 30.
Jenkins. Edward, 81. So
yesunofsky. Elizabeth G.. eLe
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Jones. Edwin F., a. p
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james. George, 81 6.
Jsmes Seorse. IL
James, George. e1.46
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James. George. el.4S.
James. George, 81 ~.
jacobson, Herman. 4l.S9e,
jacobson, Herman. ".
Jackson, Henry h. el2 90.
johnson, Henry A, $50
yohD:on. Force Or:cs. r
johnson. Horace. u; g
yemerson, Isaac, e160.
johnson. IssSsll.. q "a
johnson. Isabella. SEIa.
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Jackson, Joseph G., $3.50.
j.cfson, John q. 10 IS.
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Jones. Jane A.. e ia
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5 5So::: 5 Jan: T. :: 6 Il L.
Jones' 10. 81 50
JORDAN. 1:s6srias. 81 a.
Jackson. Lemuel. $50 tr
Jacksou, Lucy A. 81 10
johnson. Aafgarst A. 49,
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Mysrs: ch.Iis: e SaSSah~
Mann, Ida II, e4317.
Nay. John g.. 49,
M Mex nHan S s.; Si SiisSz
Murray. joseph c.. o35. 90
Magruder. Mary Eliza. $50. 9.
Ma8ruder. Mary Elisa. ISL. O..
Ma8ruder. Mary Eliaa, eXo30.
Mcfntire, Mary. eIe6
Moran, Michael. e5 10
Moran. Michael. e12.&.
Moran. Michael, e5Q8.
Middleton. Robert l.. - "a
Mason. Sarah. %. OF
Mason, Sarah, oI@
Mason. Thomss. %. 81.
Mason. Thomas, o225.
Manogue. William T.. eo20
asnOsus.. william f. Ss4Il.
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Bastabls, Alvin n. s40o. @
Barber. Amxi l.. SlS. IS.
Bingham. Ann c., Ia @.
bingham. Ann c.. 90 81
bingham. Ann c., %. g.
Bingham. Ann c., %. 60
Brooks. Alma D.. o33. a.
Botts, A. Harvey, ct al, % O.
Bolinke. Anna, Is. So.
Batemsn. Belle, e37. g.
BENJAMIN. Blethyn. es Al. ga %,
Banks. Chris J. c.. 90. 81.
Banss. Cha L ct q. a., e. q.
Barton. Clara. 92l. II.
Barton. Clara, % 05.
hhsf Ii cSrnslius q; axI0
6rice, Chas. H. q, a Ca
Brown. Caroline, "a. GA
Brown, Carrie J.. q. sd
Brown, Carrie J., 81. -
Brown. Carrie J. Sl. q.
Brown. Carrie J. Sl.E.
Brown, Carrie j. d. ~.
Brown, Carrie J.. d. -
Brown. Carrie J. u. 81
Brown. Carrie J. q. 80
Brown. Carrie J., n. g.
brown. Carrie J. Sl.N.
Brown. Chaplin. %. N.
Bowman. ChaaL A. 6i.07.
Bowman. Chas. a NV.
bowman. ChaA A. III. u
bowman. Cha A.. 81.
Bowman. ChasL A, q. "a,
Boulder, Celtna. Ella 81.
Brodie, Charlotte L so 81.
Butt. Charles. r.. o5l. q,
Butler. Che. = No QlQ.
&eliingsG D, walton, oot6
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Norris, Adam, 915. n
Noyse. George K. ol626
NNoI:s. asOrss =. M e
Noonan, John, o1D "a.
Nourse. Mary J.. e a., Sl9l6.
Newman. Thomas A., eld06
Newman, Thomas A., 965.0I,
Newman. Thomas A, oo.0A.
Oliver, Abbie T, 316; 81
O9le. Henry J.. ~. So
O'Donnoghue. Peter, 4203
CDonnoxhue. Peter. 4l24; 80.
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Irving. Amos. go. az. r..
Jackson, Andrew, e2.sL a$s,
Jones. Augustus, % p
Jones, Augustus. %. 66;
johnson, Benjamin r $A~
Jewell, Claudius b oo2h
Jones. Charity. e1-gT. =
Jones. Charity. e1.91- -
Jones, Charity. g. 50 =
johnson, Cornelius, g. ~.
johnson. Charles H. ~. 81
Jeffreys, Eugene @. ct Al. o1&G
Jenkins, Edward, % 90.
Jenkins, Edward, 81. 81
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Cassidy, Alects, e1D, 90.
Cresk. Ann Eiissbeth, %. 81.
Costin. Anna l.. "a. 81
Crutchneld, Albert ~ g.
Catltn, Caroline 9. "a 81
Carrington. Campbell. ct A.. o2Ql4.
Carrinston. Campbell. 81 4, 90 ~
CarrlnGton. Campbsll, Ct Al. 70 ~
Darlington. Campbell, ot a.. t32A
Csrrington. Campbsll. Of a.. e62 u
CCsSr .as T,1:S CsnRbsl!; q =. s2AN
ConRer. Charlotte, "a 90.
Grown. Charles T., q 70.
Crumback. Conrad, u. o.
Call.ghan. Dsnisi 2; 2, 91AeA
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CallaghAn, E1iaA, q. 81.
Csllawhan. EliSa, u. 6l.
Canaghan. xltsa. d 81.
CallaRhan. lila. %. al.
Callaghan. MA. 9L6.
G G:llll:se.s. xaii::s. HM
Cave :vssr 81 W f1 n; 3sss
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Warner. Brainard B.. ct al. II s.
Warner. Brainard B.. ct a.. WIG
Warner. Brainard b. ct Al, t216
Williams, Caroline, Slg7. IA
Wright. David C. $11 o..
Warning. Edwin Z. 4163a
Wills. George A.. @4.7l
Wardeil. James, S3l3. o..
Wardell. James. &337. a
Warner. John F., IT,. i55a
Williams. James. IS GO.
william %.S: ss;'i z s: !: # . 81 T.
Williamson, L Csbell, % 80.
White. Robert b.. %. III.
Waggsman. Thomas z trust. e1G11
Wallach. William D.. e5.00.
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Jones. Mrs. 2. ". trust. ga. a
Jones. Mrs.. =. W., trust. EE.
Jones. Frances A. +, es, ii.
yones. Frances A. S36. a
Jones. sallis Z, S2A. "a
Jones. sallie T., ~. 5|
yzekson, William H.. S6 On
Jewell. William. heirs, "a a
King. Emma N. Sa0. o.
King. Henry B.. o73- 20.
krouss. Joseph Z. o3I. "A
kruuse. yossoh T., %. al
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Ksnsi. Lewis G., $50. q
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Les. Albert. q 10.
Lee, Albert CAB
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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-19
BRITISH NAVAL FAKES.
Torpedo Catchers" Which AR,
Unable to Catch ANYTHING.

Torpedo Catchers" Which Are
Unable to Catch Anything.
One of the most serious pieces of
news in connection with the naval
maneuvers is reported by the cor
respondent of the Standard. He states
that when ordered to accompany the
Royal Sovereign at full speed the tor
pedo catcher Niger could not steam
fourteen knots. Now the Niger is one
or the latest of an immense class of
vessels, nearly thirty in number, which
has been turned out by the admiralty
to perform a specific duty, says the
Pail Mall Gazette. The torpedo catch
ers are small boats of from 700 to $50
tons, with engines of from 1900 to 4,5OO
horse power. They are intended to be
the British reply TO the large force of
torpedo boats which the French have
placed in the channel and in the Med
iterranean. The theory is that in any
thing approaching to a sea way they
will run down and destroy the f1eetest
torpedo boat.
Their speed is supposed to vary from
ten to twenty-One knots. AS a matter
of fact, the whole class, with scarcely an
exception, is a notorious and dismal
failure. Few of the ratchers can aver
age sixteen knots; many have failed to
maintain an even lower sbeed. Their
tunnels become red-hot when the boilers
are being pushed, and tongues of flame
from their furnaces indicate their ap-
proach at night. The French have
many torpedo boats capable of running
twenty-five knots and upward. To set
vessel like the Niger to catch one of
these boats would be like pursuing an
express train in hanson cab. 1t is
to be regretted that in building six ships
of the Hawk class. vessels of 2l5 tors
one boat of the series, the admiralty
is repeating the fault that has en-
numbered the navy list with over a
score of failures of the Niger type.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-19
DROPPED DEAD
From Fire Excitement Peat
Marsh Burning.

Special TO the Globe. ...i .--. t-.
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Sept. 1s.-The
death of DR.. Henry Clifton, an old resi-
dent of this place. occurred at his home,
three miles south of the city, yesterday
afternoon, under the most painful cir
cumstances. DR.. Clifton and his wife,
both of whom are nearly seventy years
old, lived alone, he having retired from
the practise of his profession, that of a
cancer and tumor doctor. Yesterday
afternoon flames we're seen to issue from
the house, and neighborS who rushed to
their assistance found it past saving.
They with the doctor worked hard to
rescue the household effects, and with
good success. The house, which was of
stone, was burned to a shell. The old
man, 1t is supposed. over-eXerted him.
self in his efforts, and this, together
with the excitement, resulted in heart
cessation, and without WORD he fell
dead. He was ALI old soldier, and his
remains were taken charge of by Custer
Post, G. A. r., of this city. 1t is feared
to his wife, as she is prostrated by the
shock. She is under the care of rela-
tiveS.
The curious phenomenon of a buru-
ing peet marsh is exciting interest in
this vicinity. The marsh is the prop
erty of a. Mccoy and is in the town
ship of Salem. Mr.. Mccoy fired hay
stack in the marsh week ago and
since then the fire has been In progress.
A space of several acres has now been
covered over to the depth of three feet.
The com buStion is perfect, reducing
the peet 10 the finest ashes.