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CRIMINAL.

John johnson. Il colored murderer,
was electrocuted at Auburn prison.
John Cooke was shot and killed by
Frank Garvin. near Louisville, Ky.
Cooke was hunting on Garvin's land.
Middletown. Ohio. is having Il reign
of crime that may end III organizing Il
vigilance committee.
The Rev. ]. L. Hall of Jefferson has
been arrested on a charge of embczzle-
ment
George Cushman. Il travelling sales
man. attempted suicide at Rockford.
ILL.,, by taking poison
]. NJ Brecdlove. sheriff of Henry
county. Tenn. was shot and killed by
negro named Coleman.
Daniel Wooltinger was arrested at
Goshen, Ind. on :, charge OF counter
feting.
Miss Miller. :; school teacher, Mss at
tackled hy Il tramp ut Columbia City,
Ind. Lynching is threatened.
Congressman IIutchSon of CALVES ton.
Tex, has been held suillless OF the
charges of immortality brought l.y Law
yer Patrick.
Curtis Pritcllarl and I'arlow !;holty
are in Jail al Lebanon. Ind. charged
with stealing hogs. Pritchard is sixty
two years Of age.
Frank Floyd and Philip Scheig We're
arrested on landing at Southampton,
! charged with defraudins Il Minneapolis
bank.
Claire Robinson was sentenced to
three years imprisonment ut I.;,porte,
Ind. for the attempt to rob the Val
p:raiso normal school. His brother
was shot dead at TIE time the robbery
WIS committed.
Three men who had stolen fishing
nets belonging to William Flrlow at
Fresno. Cal. was discovered by Far
row and two rons'ablrS. F'arrow was
shot dead AMI one of the thieves NOR
tally wounded The Two other thieves
escaped.
Fred Grafton. who murdered Mabel
SwartZ in 1891 at Des Moines. Iowa,
and who has served but twenty months
Of Il tifleen-ycar sentence. will have
only one year more to serve. tho judge
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cOJ'\'I,I,J,Jr,Irr

st. Joseph. Mo. Nov 2l--I'or several
weeks pest Il dangerous gang of counter
fciltrs have flooded this city with an
excellent specimen of counterfeit half
dollars and dollars. The work was so
good that several of the banks accepted
it. Last night the government officers
raidrd u house, but the gang had been
warned and hastily drcampcd, leaving be-
hind Il couple of outfits and over $500
worth of counterfeit dollars. Charles
May and Annie, his wife, have hccn
captured, and four other members OF
til" gang are now being pursued and will
probably be ,.aptllrcl
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Friday. Nov. ~.

Controller I,cklcS says Mears cannot
reopen the North Dakota banks.
Thieves entered II .irwrlry store at
Kindred and Swipr;l watches and other
jcwelry.
The Trrntlcr@asiS of llillsboro, who
lave been said to be relatives of Mayor
liarrison's assassin, deny the charge.
Receiver Johnson says l.loyds' isn't
i'm as good condition as the dcpositors
might wish-anl ii may b" added the
latter have suspected that for some
time.
Deputy United! States Marshal T. j.
Woods has been arrest ii lH Deputy
William Hurst, aclimg on Instructions
from Marshal Price. WOODS, j, Is
claimed. has been accepting govern
mrnt revenue from blind Liz people
and not turning the money ov"r to the
government
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HOTELS PJ-RNED.

Hot Springs, Ark, Nov. 21.-A dis
nstrous fire occurred here at an early
hour this morning resulting in the total
destruction of the Ozark and Willard
hotels. and greatly damaging the Pull
man and 1rria hotels. The wat II works
failed and The firemen We're unable to Sue
cessfu!ly battle with the flames. All the
guests escaped without injury. The loss
will reach $4,000 10 SIJ.OD0; only par
sially covered by insurance.
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rt,nI-pIJ,II AII,y,,.n

Cintlad Juar y Mex, Nov. 2l.-I'hc re.
ports of further engagements hrtwren the
rcvnluiunis.s and Tie 4, i,dcral troops have
produced much eXcit"n!.Et Though max
ing light of the idea Of the present trouble
savoring of a revolution. ii is evident the
government is fearful of the result The
situation is very favorable to the rcvolll-
tionis,s us the country in which they are
operating is snch that they feel at home
in it, and it is difficult Of access to the
troops, both on account Of its natural
roughness and a snow two feet deep
which rc,ar'is their movements
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HINDEItED BY SNOW.

Missoula, Mont, Nov. 21.-A courier
has just come into Fort Missoula from
the Carlin relief party and reports one
foot of snow on The range and still snow
ing. Lieut.. Martin, who conveys this in-
formation, says that in making the at
tempt to cross the rang" ,ll" party lost
several horses, and that the storm was
so great and suffering from the cold so
So ere that the party had TO return
hastily TO the Lolo lot springs supply
camp Lieut.. Martin is now in con
sultation with Maj. McKibbin, and they
will arrive at some conclusion tomorrow
as 10 how to renew efforts to get into
the Clearwater country
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12II0IrIJIAI tIASS

Sofia, Nov. 21.--A solemn requiem mass
liz memory of those killed at the battle
of SlivintZa, fought in 1885 between tn:
Bulgarians and S,rvians, was celebrated
to day. All the officers in the army who
were able to be present, as well as the
representatives. of The civil authorities
and the diplomatic corps were in attend
ancc The soldiers were massrd in the
square in front of the cathedral and fired
salutcs at intervals throughout tn" ccrc-
rnfy
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Kansas City. Nov. 21-Ihe casts of
President Darrah and Cashier Sai.ley. OF
the suspended Kansas City Safe Deposit
and Savings bank. against VII ,in there
ere thirty-two iniic'm-.nts charging them
With larceny. came mp III the criminal
CT urt to-day. and their attorneys. alleg-
ing prejudice. took a charg. of venue 20
Independence.
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SHOULD BE FINED

Washington, Nov. 21.--In his annual
report, Mi. Drummond. chief of The Sc
cret service. states that section 900 of
the Revised Statutes. which relates to the
unlawful acts Of bank officials. is SO
worded that crimes not specifically char
acteriZcd by it cannot be reached by
law. Mr.. DrumInond recommends that
the period fixed by the statute of linita-
t!cns in SASS of crime committed by
bank afficials be extended from three 10
five years. He says the Columbian
half dollar WAS colntorfeitrd 10 IL very
grcH: rAt.n:
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MADIGAN ARI,AIGNED.

Redwood Falls, Mimi, Nov. 2l.-M.
NJ. Madigan was arraisned before the
judge to plead to the indictments found
against him hy the grand jury. Madigan
asked twcnty-four hours more time. He
handed the judge telegram from =. j..
Peck of Shakopcr, who is to defend him,
saying he could not reach town until to-
day.
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SKATER EROMNED.

Detroit, Mlun.. Nov 21.-.Wiliam Hol-
i.day, aged nineteen. son of IL farmer
living at Long Like. near Detroit, vas
skating yesterday, and at night being
missed, a search was organized. which
lasted until morning. when skate tracks
were discovered which led to hole in the
ice where the water was sixty feet
deep. A hook was lowered and the body
recovered.
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SAYED THE CHESTS

la Crosse, Wis, Nov 21-At 2:3O this
L Lrning tii. Merchants hotel. a three
story brick building. was badly damaged
by fire II was owned 10y Schwirz. who
had a furniture store in the building The
buildings on both sides were damaged
People had TO be tak"i. out with ladders,
as the fire cut off the stairways Loss,
Sc 900: W..ll insure.
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BAD II.sINESS

Montreal, Nov. 2l.-Thrce young men,
two of them law students, the third a
son of ey-l'rcmicr Mcrcicr, were arrested
early this morning for attempting to
blow up Nelson's monument on Jacques
Square. The French population has long
oljo cted 10 the nonun cnts being placed
in the city, they claiming that Nelson was
an enemy of their race. and recent press
articles tended 10 create a very bitter
feeling.
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Saturday, Nov. is.

Darlington has organized a debating
and literary society 10 pass some of the
winter evenings.
A Turtle Mountain farmer found at
the bottom of II we'll he was digging
what appeared to be IL number of gen
uine diamonds.
Grand Forks county commissioners
have bonded the city for ditch CON
tracts, despite the opinion of States
Attorney Bangs that the law is uncon-
Stiiutional.
James Dunmirc Of Ashley. while
iaulng Il safe from Eureka, fell from
the wagon, and the safe tippled over
upon him, crushing him fat and kill
ing him instantly.
The coroncr's jury in the case of
Claude IIollcy Of Bismarck returned
verdict that the deceased came to his
death from a gunshot wound accident.
ally inflicted by some person to the
Jury unknown.
The following postmastcrs We're ap-
pointed in North Dakota: i A. Zill-
git, Fairmont, Richland county, vice
d. H. Eldred; Martin Muchitsch,
Moorcton, I;ichland county, vice Otto
Bergen, resigned.
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DROWNED In A WELL

Saltwater, Nov. 21.-Thomas Carroll,
respected resident of Saltwater, was
drowned in some mysterious manner
yesterday st ltuledge logging camp, Pipe
lake. WorkIDrn had dug well near
the cabin, and Carroll went out. tipped
ami fell in the well head first. H.. was
dead when found. The body was brought
h. re to-day
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DRIVEN Cl,AZY

Staples, MINI. Nov. 2l.-.A travelling
agent of the Equitable Life Insurance
company, finding business dull. started in
on spiritual manifestations. with the re-
suit that DIR. $. A. Ellis Of this place
has gone crazy and has been sent to an
asylin Two or three NOR" people are
badly wrought up and mentally unstrung
The people We're 50 indignant at the
medium that he was warned to leave
town, and fearing violence. he took the
midnight train from Fargo. The sad
affair has cast gloom over Staples.
DR.. Ellis was a very popular doctor and
citizen, and !-as liked bv all.
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Augusta. Me, Nov 2l.-A reporter
called on cx-Alinister to Hawaii John l..
Stevens ut his home and asked if he had
anything to say regarding Commissioner
Blc unit 5 statement. Mr.. Stevens ex-
pressed great surprise at the language of
Mr.. Elount. Mr.. Stevens says that he
feels mt liberty to expose Mr. Blount's
remarkable conduct toward himself, COM
mrncns Immediately after MIR. Blount's
arrival in Honolulu. 1t is a record, Mr..
Stevens says. the publication of which
will astonish all honorab" minds, bring
ing TO Mr.. Stevens no ccnsure unless it
be that he tolerated such insulting treat
IL. 1T without at once IeSeniins il hy re-
fusing all Intercourse with the olfrnlin;,
person. 1t is sufficient to say now. Mr..
Ste, ,cns adds, that Mr.. Blount's report
so far as given to the public is an TX
parte and shameless pervcrsion of the
facts.
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WEDuIcD.

Eau Claire, Wis. Nov. 2l. - Alfred
Cyprcanscn and Miss Aagot Hoyme were
married last evening. TIL" groom is a
young capitalist and land owner. The
bride is the daughter Of Bishop Gjer-
mund Hoyme of this city. head of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church Of America
The ceremony WAS performed in the
church by tic LriIe. f.tIler
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poor EI,f,,, yI(vropy

St. Paul. Nov. 21.-Yest"r,lay after
noon Judge Cory, Of the municipal court,
ruled that AID. Dorans ai.;i-pool room
ordinance was invalid and he dismissed
the case Of ;he city against T.. j. Muir
ply and Louis Hamilton, charged, under
the new ordnance with oicratin; IL pool
room. and against VI. j. Edwards and
f.. Brown, charged with visiting a pool
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CONVICT TRAPpEp

Creston, Iowa, Nov. 21.-Marshal War
dell has received photograph Of two
ccnvicts who escaped from the Menard,
ILL.,, Jail on Oct 5. One of the pictures
is very fair likeness of man captured
h-re few days since. who has since
been playing the insanity dodge. 1t is
lu1le than likely that the prisoner will
prove to be the escaped convict that is
wanted in Illinois.
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SOLD STOI.EN TICKETS.

Cincinnati, Nov. 2O.--Cleveland /. Salt
er, claiming to be ticket accountant of
the st. Louis, Chicago l. St. Paul Rail
ROAD company. was arr re>te1 here for sell
ing a large quality of Southern excur-
sion tickets. He Lad twenty-onc skeleton
tickets. He said he stole the tickets
in Illinois and used Il rubber stanp 10
complete the tickets.
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LAKES ARE HIGH SEAS.

Washington. Nov. 2l-The great lakes
are high seas according to the construc-
tion announced by Justice Field in the
United States supreme court, in the con-
sideration of an act Of congress providing
for the punishment of offenders upon
high seas. Justice Gray and Justice
Brown disscnteI.
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I.ARAIEII DEAN

Good Thunder. Mimi. ~. 2l.-Thom-
as B.nriict. father Of County Attorney
G. J.. Benedict. died this morning after
an illEcss Of three wears duration. The
deceased was about >iAry years Of age.
He has been i resilient Of this place for
twenty->ix years. and WAS one of our
welI-,p-Ip and respected farming citizens
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DnIBl.E TRAGlDY.

Pa.lmr:,l. k: No.: 1l.-., double ,ras
rdy occurred y.-;.r'i ~ ,.ca. C.:i cert G:iy.
Marshall COMFY. !. j.. HInrper and
James Olsson We're ti.e participants. ihe
former b-in. shot d..I Will the latter
IS uiortail. woiiuI,-!. tn .ll .rrel MAS
orrr >nm.. wat-r.n.lnl- y.!.i'ii Harper ;,c-
c,s:ti O..snn nt stealing.
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Grand Forks. ~ D.. Nov 21-The
third annual gathering Of the Old Set
tiers Association of the Red River VAL
ley will ccclr AZ Breckenridge. MINI. oil
"Wednesday. Dec. g. 1875. The local
committee has prepared an unusually il.
tarestin. prugrarnIue
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ASHORE.

New LONDON. Conn. Nov. 21.-Eews
was received here early this morning
that the sloop yacht Person, of this port,
was ashore On dangerous position in
P.tonic bay Long Island. Assistance is
asked for from this city. and Capt. Scott
will 80 out as soon as it is possible with
n wrachin. crew to her assistance.
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INEIEL.EZA

Berlin. Nor 21.-TAcre IS violent in
tluenza epidemic in Bavaria. Nearly all
the Inhabitants i'll some of the villages
in Midale Francuni;l are prostrated from
the disease, ard several deaths have al
ready been reported.
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MEXICANS PROTEST.

Washington. Nov. .l.-The MEXICAN
iriI lister has complained 10 SECRETARY Of
State Gresham that the Texans DO not
try TO prevent tn. violation If The n...,-
tralitv laws.
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Chamberlain. :. d.. Nov. 2l-Oiticers
bay.. abai.don'I the chase after III" Two
Gesp. rat. pos ptiice robbers Who escaped
ron jail here last werl:. The robbers
were ;.ace-l sputh nearly to iiie Nebraska
Ii: e. whcr. ali trace of them was lost
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OTHERWISE.

The application for receiver for the
! Cincinnati Tribune was denied.
Dunkirl, Jay county, Ind, is suf-
f"ring from an epidemic of small pox.
There is an epidemic of small pox
at Saltville, Va.
Capt. Alfred Pcarcc died at his home
in Middlcpoint. Ill.
Natural gas has been found near
Washington, TaZcwcll county, ILL., Tho
tiLd will at once be developed.
Grief for the sudden ill,nl ity and
II, nry Kay of St. joseph. Mo
Y. III. Parks. a Webb City. Ark, nlcr-
Chant, has been closed by creditors
Assets, $4,000; liabilities, s2o,oo0.
| The entire congregation of ST. I'Aul's
Catholic church. Cincinnati. We're more
or less asphyxiatcd by escaping gas.
The Northern Pacific is authorized by
Judge Jenkins to throw up its leases
| with twenty-five branch lines.
Chauncey u. Ripley. thr We'll known
| New York attorney. WAS found dead in
| his room at the Hoffman house.
A tax of S cents Il pound on leaf to-
bacco in broken packages is asked by
| the Tobacco Manufacturers ;lSsociu-
| ton.
| Adam Bright. a farmer rear Troy.
Ohio. exchanged Sl.JW for {: box he
thought held $2O.mm He found TWO
| stones.
| Three life-term convictS at I;ilming-
ham, Ala, escaped from the pcntcn-
tiary with false keys. Dogs are on
their trail.
| John Schaler. Cleveland. Ohio. par
doncd and banishcd from Germany for
murder thirty-fvc years ago, gets new
| trial
A powder mill at Mninen. near Am
sterdam. was blown up. Two bodies
have already been recovered, and sev-
eral persons are still missing.
Van Roberts. IL hotel man Il! Rush
Hill, Mo, has fallen heir To SGU.OO by
the death of John Bennett Of Las
| Vegas, y. NJ whose life Le once saved
SMlNDLE
| Huron S. d.. Nov. 21-Saveral rural
| districts in the northwestern part Of the
| state have recently been visited by a
| trio of swindlcrs, who seem to have
| reaped rich harvest. The story as told
by couple of Sully county farmers who
We're here yesterday, is as follows: The
| swlndlers professed to b;. agents for some
! Eastern oil company, and produced what
| appeared to be perfectly genuine creden-
| tialS. They claimed to be travelling over
| the country selling Kerosene oil put up
| in tanks of from ten to fifty gallons
! each. The men had also with them a
| mixture Tor placing in kerosene oil lamps
tn ,iy+,, G
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HUMAN BODY IN THE ICE.

Crookston, Mimi. Nov. 1.-THE body
of middle aged man. frozen in the ice
OF the river near here. was found by
skaters Yesterday. There are indications
of a suicide. No means of identification
have been discovered.
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WORK RESUMED.

Joliet. H.. Nov 21.-After an eleven
months shut down the Joliet rolling mill
blew It's whistle this morning at e o'clock.
callins out its employees. About $50 men
90 TO work.
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ONE oE THOSE CASES

Anderson, Ind, Nov. 90 Clainton
Rarwick, young man from Muncie, Ind,
shot Ida Smith lcolored) here to-day.
Barwick was intoxicated and said when
arrested that he did not know the pistol
was loaded. Ills victim is dying
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Aberdeen. :. D.. Nov. 2l-.Iu.l.. C.,mp-
ue!l, of tli. district court Of this district.
has just -ul..'i that the warehouse ste
bill! passed IL ii.t- trrs'if !".i.!.i'ure is
u:.r,,, -.i;r:.'.,,...!.
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FIRST CIRCUIT COURT.

Aberdeen, $. d.. Nov. IL United
States Marshal Peeln!ler wires ;hat the
first term of United States r,nr, under
the new bill will be held in Aberdeen
Dee ! next
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ilavin. changed the sentence on the
decision of the supreme court that the
evidence Indicated only nHlnslaushtcr.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

FOREIGN GOSSIP.
European governments take concerted
action against the anarchists.
\ plot of anarchists To blow up the
Madrid lmulSe is discovered
An American citizen. i, nephew of
eN-Gov. OgelSby OF Illinois. is impriS-
oned in Cuba with no apparent cause.
1t is said that fleet is being formed
in England In assist Mello in his re-
bellion in Brazil.
The new revolution in Cuba. it is
claimed. will result dsaStrouSly for
Spain.
NJ. Gcor4eritch. the Servian minister
to France. Was stabbed hy Il crank in
Paris restaurant He will recover
Ben Byams. Il We'll known English
booklnaker WAS ,ilug.rd ut Il Liverpool
hotel and robbed of $4,000.
The grand duke vladimir. brother of
the ear has arrived ut Berlin. He will
reside ut the new palace nj Potts,lam.
1t is said Count Kalnoky's visit to
King Humi'ert is in connection With the
proposed marriage of the crown prime
of Italy with ;;n Austrian arcllduchcSS
The British steamship Wcndenc. from
Galveston for the United Kingdom,
caught fire and was bcachcd near Nor
folk. Va
Mrs. j. Roosevelt. wife of the sccre-
tary of the UEitrd States embassy and
daughter of the late William Astor
is dead She has been ill since late in
October.
The death is announced ut Kings
Heath. near birmingham. Eng. of r.
Z. King. who was Il prominent and f:l-
vcrably known tragediln OF the En-
Glish stage several years ago.
The next Newfoundland legislature
will consist of twenty-four government
and twelve opposition supporters. Tho
government will probably Introduce res
olutions favorable to confederation Will
| Canada.
| The 11-year-old son of Herr Coltlstcin
Il Brcslau merchant, and Il 19-year-olt
clerk named kohn. We're found dead il
young GoldStein'S room. Both had bcrl
| poisoned with strychninc There is nt
| clue to the motive for their suicide ol
| murdor.
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ROBBED AT ALBERT LEA.

Albert Lea. MINI. Nov. u. = Peter
Swendscn. who travels for a New York
butter house. was held mp last night by
four men and robbed of S1G02 and his
gold watch.
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RI-SIk IMpRnNES

Viroqua. Wis. Nov. 2l.-Nothing has
occurred :, change The opinions Of Ge,.
Rusk's physicians as 30 l.is condition.
and they believe h- is on the sure road
TO recovery.
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DROWNED.

Rhinelandcr. Wis, Ncv. 20.-Ed NagIe,
aged seventeen, was drowned here while
skating. He was the only support of his
widowed mother.
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'I'I,AAIpS.

Hutchinson, Mimi. Nov. II. - Andy
Hail. ION of George Hall Of this place,
was held up by trarnps He was badly
cut and los; $50.
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HAY DESTROYED

Round Lake, Mimi. Np.. 21- Prairie
fire swept across this county. destroying
1850 tons Of hay.
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For Az AUSTIN EANIl.

Washington. Mo-. II. The Conti'n rtll
National Bank of Chicago is designated
by Controller Erk"!> the reserve de-
poSitory for The First National of Austin
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Monday, Nov. 20.

The Fargo city council has voted to
issue S25uOO worth of bonds to pro-
vide for ina :urin: obligations.
In a quarrel at New Rockford. Chris
tian Flourin was fatally stabbed by
Paul Neuwortcr.
c. 4. Younyman of Wncatland has
been fined S4D and costs for violating
The state pharmacy law.
The brick work on the foundation of
the new government building at Fargo
has been completed. and IL. stone work
is now i'll progress.
Dickey Bros. leading iil..r:ilants OF
Grand Forks. iiv" Iu:td" signmcnt
to Tracy Bang for iiln benefit of cred
itOrs.
Bud Reeve. who lits been travelling
over the st.tt,. IL th. request of com
mission men. estimates Ewo-fhirdS of
the wheat crop has been marketed
DIR. I'heo. l.. Kerr. on trial at Coop
rrStown. for selling liquor contrary to
the prohibition law. has been found
guilty.
-tdjt. Gen. Topping has secured a per-
NIT from The war department allow
in- Lieut.. Farn>worth. now detailed us
IN instructor at the univerSiIv TO ac-
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NEW LEG

Dubuque, Iowa. Nov. 21.-Coneressman
Henderson has 81 far recovered that he
will be taken TO Minneapolis Wednesday
10 receive r:"w ar;ii ial limb
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sunday. Nov. 10,

1t is estimated the output OF native
coal this year will be 1900 car loads.
The poStniiice ut Harmony, Oliver
county, has been discontinued and mail
will hereafter he sent TO Man,!an
North Dakota's allowance from the
general missionary society OF tie NJ. Il.
church is cut from S11 ,Gl0 to $4,000.
I.arilnorn is to have q series Of re-
vival meetings conducted by the
churches of that city.
Bill Williams. Il horse Jockey and
livcryman has been sued for $1,000 by
". II. Pickcns of Valley City for alien
lting his wif,.'s affections.
Deputy Maj ;la ] Woods Of Grand
Forks. arrested for taking hush money
from blind pigs. has been bound over
in $500.
The county seat litigation over the
county seat Of Trail county III Hills
borO. whittier it was moved in NOvem-
ber. 1880. from Caledonia, came to an
end in tn" supreme court by the con-
testants filing in court Il stipulation CON
spntng to Il dismissal N the action.
This cffcct,lally locates the county seat
ut HillSboro pcrinan' n'ly.
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KlCKEp TO DEATH.

Anoka, MINI. Nov. 20.-John Dwyer.
q prominent farmer Of Ramsey, was
killed He fell from load of hay, and
the horses ..icked him "a d.a'h.
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ONE CHILD NAY LIVE

Madison. Wis. Nov 20-The Henne-
berry child rallied yesterday afternoon.
There is hope Of her recovery.
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FACTORY BURNED.

South Sheboygan. Wis. Nov. 21.-The
Venetian blind factory was burned. Loss,
81 Hr'