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CASUALTIES.

Fire in New York causes loss of
$39OO,000.
Prairie fros entail heavy losses upon
South dakota farmers,
twenty-five buildings burned at st.
Mary's n. B. Loss, $4,000.
Mrs William Kelley fell down stairs
near Adrian, Mich, and was killed.
Another lake steamer Is wrecked and
thirteen lives are lost.
A dynamite explosion in Illinois kills
five persons and Injuries as many more.
Roman Ebel, q farmer residing near
HillSborO, Ill, was killed In a runaway.
Further reports of the Eastern and
Southern storm prove it to be of great
severity.
The bark Martin Luther was lost on
the Newfoundland coast. Two of the
crew were drowned.
Victor Bavary was accidentally shot
and killed near Quincy, Ill. His cart
upset, exploding the gun he carried.
By the caving in of a sewer in Gin
cinnati Joseph Mccarthy, digger, was
killed and George Elsenhorffer hurt.
Welcome Wood, a farmer, accident
ally and fatally shot himsel in the left
side while hunting near Elkhart, Ind.
Fire at Mankato, Kan, destroyed the
business part of the village and caused
IA loss Of 100000.
At the Blackburn mines, near Peters
burg, Ind, two men were fatally in
jured by premature explosion.
John Dipert Of WfEamac, Ind, aged
50, fell from a wagon and the wheels
paf<ed over him, causing death.
A landslide caused the wreck of a
Baltimore & Ohio train near Cumber-
land, Md. Two persons were injured.
Nineteen persons are now known to
have been drowned at Magnolia Beach,
S. g., during the recent great storm.
Miss Alice Brood, twenty-five years
old, a nurse in the Homeopathic hos
pital In Boston, fell down an elevator
well and died instantly.
William Rhoda Of La Porte, Ind, at
tempted to leap fIom q train in motion
and was killed. He was thirty years
f age AID leaves a widow and two
children.
Twenty-Five houses, embracing two
blocks, were burned at Owentcn, Ky.
II. B. McNaiIy was burned in the Ex-
tAldnSC AOCCA" AOSoB pOO,OVOJ INSURANCE.
$4,000.
Mrs. Fl. o. Houston, Pine Bluff, Ark,
was awakened at an early hour in the
morning by the noise attendant on a
fire opposite her residence, the reflec-
tion of which appeared in her room.
She became so much frightened that
she was stricken with apoplexy and
died.
A serious wreck happened on the
Canadian Pacific near Grand River,
Ont. when a special train of fourteen
cars came into collision with a west
bound freight. Fireman Wilbridge and
Brakeman Elliott are reported killed
and a cargo Of tea is said to be in Lake
Superior and scattered on the track.
A freight train OH the Monon ran
into q Chicago & Erie freight on the
crossing at Wilders, Ind, completely
wIccking both engines and q dozen cars.
Two of the cars were jammed into the
depot. demolishing it and throwing the
operator through q window. One Of
the engineers was seriously injured
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What is

Casor Is Dr. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children contains neither Opium, Morphine
other substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feyerishness. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curds
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatuicncy
Castora assmilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is the Chdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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LOST IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-Ida Simpson, six,
teen-year-old girl of Lac qui Parle, Mimi
Is missing. Miss Simpson and her father
were to stay with Mr., and Mrs. Crews
of No. 1888 Wentworth avenue, when
they came to visit the fair. Yesterday
they reached Chicago, The young woman
boarded Cottage Grove avenue car
supposing heT frier ds were getting or
with her. They failed to do so and the
car started, calTying Miss Simpson away
The matter was 1eEOrted t. the Engle
wood police, but late last night she had
lot been found.
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PRIMATE DEAD.

Dublin, Oct. 24.--The Most Rev. Bent
Knox, D. D., Ii. D., archbishop OF
Armagh, primate of all Ireland, died sud.
denly of heart disease. The archbishop
had been treated during the past few
days for cold and was supposed to
have recovered. His death caused O
great sensation In the town. The arch
bishop was born at Dungrannon Park
Sept. 25, 1903. He We educated al
Trinity college, Dublin, was lord bishor
of Down, Connor and Dromore--1S49-7C
since which time he has been an arch.
bishop. He married, in 1872, Catherine
Dehliah, daughter of Thomas Gibbon
Fitz-Aibbon, Esq, of Belyceda, County
Limerick.
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WORK OF RITRGLARS

Preston, Mimi, Oct. 24-The general
store of Erickson & Newhouse of Mabel
was burglarized and several hundred dol
lars worth of goods stolen. Their safe
was blown open and quite a number of
gold watches were secured. Several
smaller burglaries have taken place in
different parts of the county lately and
several hold-ups. A farmer southwest
of here, near York postofRce, was held up
in the woods near there some time ago
and relieved of $50 in cash.
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PEOPLE IN PRINT.

Marshal MacNIahcn, eX president of
France, is dead.
Gounod, the great French composer,
is dead.
ApArlcE causes the death Of Mrs.
Roscoe Conkling.
Joseph Creighton, a pioneer NebraS-
Kan, died at Omaha of paralysis. He
Supcriutended the construction nf the
Western Union telegraph line between
Omaha and Salt Lake
Mrs. Frances Crosby, authoress of
Safe in the Arms Of Jesus" and 5000
other hymns, is siXty-one years old. She
lives in New York, and has been blind
since she was six weeks old.
Emperor William asked the Berlin
town council to improve the castle
square, SO that his children might have
a better playground, but the council re-
fused to make the desired changes.
Emperor William may be called a
royal spanker. He frequently gives his
oldest boy q thorough old-faShioned
spanking by way Of keeping down the
Youngsters impression that he, too, Is
q war lord.
John Hooker has resigned the position
Nf reporter of the supreme court Of
Massachusetts,, which he has held for
thiry-s six years. His wife, Isabella
Beecher Hooker, is q sister Of the late
Henry Ward Beecher.
For the newly discovered species Of
fossil cat from the triassic beds Of
Oklahoma Prof Cope has selected the
Tame Dino bastis selus. That fossil cat
would have been 10th to come back
If it could have fCreseen this
The venerable historian, Henry Howe,
died at Columbus Ohio, from a stroke
Of paralysis. He was born in New Ha-
ven. Conn, Oct. II, 1916, and went
TO Ohio in 1915, riding over the noun
tains on horseback. His best known
work was "Olios Historical Collec-
tons"
A somewhat noted antique of the
Tweed age has been brought to the
surface in New York. A. Oakley Hall
appears as counsel for Emma Goldman,
the female anarchist. In appearance
he is a shabby shadow of the Mayor
Hall who connived with the Tweed
gang and plundered the city Of millions
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MEA RS CASE LAID OVER,

Fargo, n. D., Oct. 24.-Two cases in
the United States court against e. Ash.
ley Mears, ch&1ged with completely in
rhe land frauds by the Turtle mountain
talf-breeds, have teen postponed until
;hc May term here. Mears has filed
a specific demurrer, alleging over 100
errdrs in the indictn ents. Many of these
points were raised on the former Daily
case, now before the United States SUI
preme court on an appeal. The present
trial is postponed till these points are
settled. Mears asked for immediate trial
but was oyerruIed.
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BRAKEMAN KILLED.

Malvern, Ark, Oct. 24.-This morn.
ing's north-bound local freight train No
122 on the st. Louis, Iron Mountain 4
Southern railway, was dashed into by a
south-bound freight, No. 81, few hun.
dred yards south of MeadeYille switch,
and both engines and three refrigerator
cars We're demolished. Brakeman Jack
James, on the south bound train, leaped
from the engine, killing himself almost in
stantly by striking his chin upon the
number board of trestle over which
the train was passing at the time and
breaking his neck
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M0ONSEINERS

Louisville, Oct. "a. Revenue Agent
Thracher, Special Gauger Barnes, Depu-
ty United States Marshal Stringer and
Thomas Johnson or Saturday morning
made the most important raid recorded
il. this state for many years. The still
Of Mart Gallagher, in Taylor county,
was seized and Henderson, the operator,
was arrested. Henderson is now In jail
The still was located in a ravine on
Green river, fourteen miles from Camp.
bellsville, and near the Turner cabin
spring, famous for the purity of Its
waters. Gallagher, who owned the still
was out when the officers called.
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SOCIALISM,

Cologne, Oct. 24-At the annual social
congress held here Herr Bebel reviewed
the history of socialism during the past
fifty years, and noted that Cologne was
the birthplace of socialism and the scene
of Marks labors Herr Bebel declared
that the harvest time for socialism had
arrived. Herr Singer and Herr Fell
were elected presidents of the congress-
whose debates will include long discus.
sion upon universal suffrage and the
activity Of trades unions. These de.
bates will open tomorrow. There will
be two sessions daily,
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FALSE REPORT

London, Oct, 24.-At the American EN-.
baGsy here the report published in
American papers that Mr.. Henry White
first seC1 etary of the embt ssy, would not
return to his position in London is denied
The story circulated was that Mr.. White
would not return here from the United
States on account of strained relations
between himself and Ambt ssador Bnyard
Mr.. Bayard is cut of town, but his pri.
vate secretary shys that the report il
entirely urfoEE2ed.
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LOST A RnLL

st, Louis, Oct 19.-The American FIX
press company has lost $4,000 intrusted
to 1t by New York bank for transmits
sion to New Orleans via st. Louis. The
money was placed in a strong box in
New York with Specisl Guard Korsell-
Gorfer In charge. Just where 1t few the
treck not even the detectives at work
iron the case seem able to learn. After
searching interviews here with Korsell-
dorfer and Messer ger Crowley, whose
run was the last upon which the package
was traced, the detectives left for New
Orleans, having apparently reached the
opinion that the loss took place between
this city and the Crescent
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HUMAN WRECK

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 24-After an alb
sence of nearly three months Mr.. George
Brinkerhof of this city, who disappeared
while returning from the worlds fai1
July 25, was found in Toledo, Chic, and
brought home. The Unfortunate man i
almost total mertal and physical wreck
md is not expected To recover There Is
no doubt that his head was unbalanced
BY business troubles, and that he has
wandered aimlessly from place to place
Mr., Brinkerhof was engs ged in real
estate transactions ir Springfield, Chicago
and Kansas CITY,
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SINS AND SINNERS.

W. w. WrisIey of Riverside, Cal,
stabbed his wife to death and commit
ted suicide.
The crown princess of Roumania, for
merIy the Princess Msrie of Edinburgh,
gave birth to son.
Three masked men raided a gambling
house at Occur d'Alene City, Idaho,
and relieved the players Of $1,000.
The grand jury at Decatur, ILL.,, ad-
journed without returning indictments
against the lynehers Of the negro Bush.
The jury at Auburn, Ind, acquitted
Thos. Revett for killing Warren Black.
well April IL last.
At Macon, Miss, Nicholson Robert
sUr was shot and instantly killed by his
nephew, n. Stewart, in a family fight.
Harry Currans and Frank Dunlap,
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FINAL CERENONTES

Chicago, Oct, 24.-The eommitte or
ceremonies held o meeting to discuss tho
exercises incident to the final closing O.
the fair next Monday. 1t was decided
to hold the exercises in Festival hall
r. d. Millet and Col. Culp were instruct
c's to prepare programme and submit
it at Il meeting to be held tomorrow
1t is understood that President Cleveland
will not be present,
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EISHERMEN PERISH

Gloucester, Mass, Oct. 24.-The clos
ing of the fishing season tells a melan-
choly story of disaster as well as success
and gain. During the year there have
been lost at sea from this port 81 men,
leaving 10 widows and 81 children. Ten
vessels, valued a. about 100000, found.
cred or stranded. From From 1880,
since record has been kept, to 1893,
there have been $50 vessels cast away
at sea, value of $2,OO0,OOO. The mum.
ber of lives lost was 1921. Including
those lost at sea prior to 1880 the list
of the lost will amount to about 5000.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Germany conteIrplates an immediate
increase in the army.
The demonstration over Russians in
France is considered as meaning war
and not peace.
Many policemen were injured at st.
Helens, Eng, while trying to protect
non-union miners from the fury Of striG-
erS.
r. D. West has been arrested at
Montreal, Can, for embeZzling $4,000
from a shoe firm for which he was
bookkeeper.
Fort Sante Cruz opened fire ON the
insurgent ships TrajGno and Aquidaban
and inflicted great damage upon both
Of them.
A dispatch from Huelva says all con-
victs in the prison there overpowered
the guards and escaped. Troops have
been sent in pursuit.
A blue book just issued at London
detailing the condition of farm laborers
In thirteen counties of Ireland, says
that their position is better now than
at any other time.
The bourses at Berlin and at Frank
fort are greatly affected by the silver
legislation in America. Operations are
almost at standstin pending the de-
cision of the United States senate.
The recent storm which swept along
the Pacific coast west of Guadelajara,
Mex, did more damage than was at
first reported. The inundations in the
Tepic territory caused thousands of dol
lars loss to stock men and farmers,
and entire villages were swept away.
The number of lives lest is now placed
at $50
The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
den Times telegraphs as follows: 1.-TWO
years ago the visit Of the French feet
to Cronstandt caused Germany spasm
of anxiety; now, since the passage Of
the 1Ww army t,1ls, Germans watch
Toulon with the utmost calmness and
composure, although it is felt that the
chief bond between France and Russia
is a common hatred of Germany The
same correspondent adds that the Ger
man press continues to show perfect
Sef-cOntrol and reserve"
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TIRED OF IJEH

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 24-MFs. Mag.
gle Meredith, who for the past year has
supported drunken husband and three
children, grew discouraged last Friday,
and bought a quart of whisky and after
kissing her children good by, left the
house and her dead body has been found.
Physicians say she died of alcoholism.
Sic had been in good financial circum.
stances
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CHARGES WE'RE TRUE,

Berlin, Oct 24.-Charcellor Won Ca.
rriyi prosecuted the Vossische news
paperl for lhel in declaring that ex.
Gov. Soden while he was in office al
Camerools, in Western Africa, entered
into commercial enterprise and bought
land which he resold to the German gov.
ernment at profit. The court dismissed
the suit on Saturday, finding that the
charges were true.
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Lincoln, Neb.. SpeciaL-In an inter-
view John L. Sullivan said he thought the
Co1bett- Mitchell fight would come off at
Roby. He hoped Corbett would win, und
he believed he would. Sullivan said he
had no intention of re-entering the ring,
but would devote his energies to the
theatrical profession. He was sober.
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HORRIBLE AND Fatal.

De Smet, S. D., Oct. 24.-While San
Mccullough of Arlington, this county
was lying upon the floor of the billiarG
hall at that place Friday evening, 6
woman who lives UP stairs came down
and, pulling the hanging lamp down
suddenly, broke the chains. The fam
ing oil poured over the prostrate man,
head, burning him 50 badly that he diet
Saturday morning
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SUED FOR PEACE

Berlin, Oct. 24.-The Vossische Eel
tung publishes o dispatch from Dares
Salaam, near Zanzibar, saying that the
sultan of Nell, chief of the Kiliman
jaro district, has sued for peace and has
accepted the German terms, ceding large
tracts of territory to Germany, and Civ
ing up all rifles and everything in his
possession,
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prRIED no SI1CIDE.

Atlanta, Ga, Special. Chivat,
third secretary of the French embassy
at Washington, made two attempts to-
kill himself last night. Evidently he
compromised himself in some way while
under the influence of liquor. lie tried
to cut his throat with razor and to
jump out of the hotel window.
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SWINpLED.

Chicago, Oct. pa man giving the
name of J. +. Knapp and his residence
as Lincoln, Neb., reported to the police
last night that he had been robbed OF
$1,000. Officers went with him, but he
was too much intoxicated to find the
place or give any further information
He was placed in q witness cell to sober
up and strangled himself with his sus.
pendcrs.
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Is taken from the speakers table. The
attitude of the Republicans toward the
bill will he governed by the course of
the Republican senator's. The silver Dem
ocrats, too, except perhaps few extrem-
lists will follow the lead of their political
brethren of the senate. In fact, no sort
of doubt seems to exist about the house.
1t will pass and pass with expedition
any compromise that goes through the
senate.
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PARTIES UNITE

Berlin, Oct. 24.-The ultra Conserva
tives and the anti-Semites have unitet,
under the name of the United Partie.
faithful to the empire in Berlin, and have
decided to favor tho same candidates IL.
the Prussian elections.
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NEW CONSTITUTION

St. Louis, Oct 19.-The German Ep-
worth league il national conference here
has adopted new constitution, which
is in the main prescriptive of the eIigi-
bility Of members and details of repre-
sentatien. No important departures from
the old system were made.
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BLOODY FIGHT.

New lrk, N. J., Oct. 24.-During fre
fight In a tenement house at % Va;
Buren street last night two mon wer
fatally and one seriously stabbed. Fiv,
of the men engaged in the trouble ar
under arrest. The tenement is occupie,
by thirty families, resrly all of whom.
nre Italians.
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RESERVE AGENTS.

Washington, Oct. Exchanges in re-
serve agents Of Minnesota national banks
have been made as follows: Flour City
National of Minneapolis, Third National
of New York; First National of st. Paul,
First National Of Chicago; Merchants!
National of Wadena, Importers and Trad.
ers' of New York.
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ROBBED A PREACHER

st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 24-The parson,
age of st. Patrick's cathedral was entered
by thieves during the absence of Rev
Father Linnepkamp and $500 in cash ant
number of articles belonging to tn,
church taken.
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EATTOpIEc pECTTNTp

Red Wing, Mimi, Oct. 24.-The Rec
Wing Stoneware company, which ha,
been closed since the hard times set in
has resumed. The furniture factory Of
the Red Wing Manufacturing company
has. also resumed with full force.
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GIVEN UP FOR LOST,

Boston, Special.-The schooner Mary
J. Geek, from Port Royal for Boston,
has been given up as lost. She had Il
crew Of seven and was worth about
$4,000 The vessel left Port Royal on
Aug. IA.
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pOIS0NER T,YNCuED

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 24.-Ned Jenkins, a
negro, was lynched in Clybourne county
last night, he having confessed that he
poisoned William Burke's family of seven
few days ago.
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Huron, s. D.. Oct. 24.--S1.ow has beru
falling here since 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, preceded by light rain. Wess-
ington and Redfeld reported light fall.
There is none twenty miles east of here.
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VOLCANO

Valparaiso, Spacial.--A volcanic erup-
ton has done great damage to Calbuco,
small town in Chile, on the coast Of
the Island of Chloe. The population is
about $500, and it Is situated about
thirty-ive miles east northeast of Ancud.
The sun., 1893-10-26

Fargo, N. D., Oct. PA storm OF
rain, sleet and snow commenced here
yesterday and makes the weather very
'lisagreeable, but building operations are
being pushed right along.
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West Plains, Mo, Oct. 24.-Sixty prom.
inent citizens of Baxter county, Ark.
just over the state line from here, have
been indicted under an old law for
swearing in public. The law will be bit.
terly fought to the court of last resort.
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FOREST FIRES

Foxboro, Mass, Oct. PA terrific fol>
est fire is raging in the vicinity of Rob.
bins estate at Walpole. A vast amount
of territory has already been burned
over, and if the Wild does not change
serious losses will be sustained.
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BLEW OUT HIS hRAlNs.

Petersburg, Va, Oct. 10. William
Dobie. a weelthy peenut commission
merchant, committed suicide. Ills body
was found In the stable In the rear of
his residence. He had blown out his
Errins With an amy revolver which he
carried while In the Confederate army.
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uGME ron s1r1nrNrrs

Moorheed, Mimi, Oct. 24.-The new
normal school home, which was built this
summer, was ope' ed to students on Sat
prday, supper on that daY being the
first meal served. The school, which
opened Oct, J., Is unusually well attended
for this time Of year.
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Hillsboro, N. D., Oct 24..-A cold sleet
commenced falling yesterday morning,
which changed to snow and covered the
ground. A stiff wind is blowing from
he northwest.
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lost AN ApM

Ashhy, Mimi, Oct. 24-George San.
ford, while out hunting in Pelican lake
shot himself in the right arm. DR.. Nc,
Lean of Fergus FILLS amputated the arm
above the elhCw.
The sun., 1893-10-26

Moorhead, Mirn., Oct 24.-Two inches
of snow fell yesterday, the first of the
season. The thermometer was below
freezing.
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AT WASHINGTON.

Still no decisiv action is taken by the
senate. Another compromise scheme is
discussed.
1t win require four months time and
cost $20o,OUO to repair the cruiser Ros-
ton.
Government officers are watching for
smugglerS who have been conveying
opium from Canada to Cleveland in
large quantities.
The sun., 1893-10-26

Grand Forks, N. d., Oct. PA light
rain yesterday morning turned into snow,
covering the ground with several inches
of the white.
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FOR SOUTH DAKOTA

Washington, Oct. 24.-Mr. Lucas of
South Dakota has Introduced q bill ap.
propriating 100000 for the establishment
of sanitary branch of the soldiers home
at Hot Springs, s. D.
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ASSIGNED.

New York, Oct. 24,-George Meyer 6
Co carriage manufacturers, made an as
signment, Liabilities, $1O0,OOO; asset
unknown.
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~ Aberdeen, S.. D., Oct. 24-Snow fell
in this city yesterday to the depth Of near.
ly two inches. The weather is mild.
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Miller, S. D., Oct. 24.-Hail and rain
fell here yesterday, with occasional fakes
of snow
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SNOW, HAIL AND RAIN.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Oct. 24.-An inch
of snow fell yesterday, and the ther
mometer was below freezing last night.
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Watertown, s. D., Oct. 24.-Quite a
heavy snow storm occurred here yester
day.
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ghe. gm1r.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS or THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences of the
Past Week. Boiled Down and Arr
HnGcd for Rapid Heading, From
Home and Abroad.
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KILLED A TRAIN ROBBER
LAST ONE OF THE NORTHERN PA.
CIFIC BANDITS DEAD.

He Is Discovered Near KalispelI,
Mont, by an Officer and Is Shot
and Killed While Resisting Ar
rest.
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Castoria.

"Castcria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of Its
good effect upon their children"
D2. G. G. CsaooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS or THE SPECIAL
SESSION or CONGRESS.

CONDENSED Record of the business
BEING TransRcted by our National
w-mukers--ROutine Report Day
by Day.