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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
SCOTTTSH CLAN

Duluth, July 24.-The Royal Scottish
clan held the final session of its fifteenth
annual convention. 1t was DECIDED to
hold biennial sessions, the next one to
be held in New York two years from
now. The following officers were then
elected nearly all being reelected: Roy
al chief, Simon Clark, Duluth: past roy
al chief, James Sutherland, Woodstock
Ont; royal tanist, Walter Scott, Jr,
Brooklyn; royal counselor, r. r. Scott,
st. Louis; royal secretary, Peter Kerr,
Boston; royal treasurer, A. Mc1nrcn,
Cleveland; royal physician, DR.. w. A.
Fraser, La Sale, Ill.,; royal chaplain,
W. II. Gibson, Sacramento, Cal; royal
henchman, John Hill, st. Louis; royal
warden, Jumes Dingwall, Duluth; royal
seLtinel, A. G. Hodge, Chicago.
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SA,rIsrA6 6yronY rEsr

New York, June 27-fhe official test
of the segmental wire gun now in prog
ress at Sandy Hook before the ordnance
board, has so far been exceedingly salts
factory. So far suitable powder has
not been obtained. On Thursday. the
most remarkable record was made by
sncke!ess powder at Sandy Hook that
has ever been made anywhere. A charge
of pounds 3 1-2 ounces with 13 1-2
pc unds of shot gave the enormous veloci-
ty of 2,23o feet per second at 125 feet
from the muzzle, with pressure of &c.
$40 pounds per square inch. This is
not only some 800 feet per second great
er than has ever before been obtained
flom the gun, but considering the length
of the gun, viz: 26 calibcr, is beyond
any question the most wonderful record
ever made by any gun or powder in the
world.
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WASHINGTON.

Ex-Gov. Proctor Knott Of Kentucky
win refuse the Hawaiin mission.
President Cleveland has issued an or
der assigning army officers to act us
Indian agents.
President Cleveland will act as arbi-
traitor in the Brazil-Argentine boundary
dispute.
The Adams, now ut Honolulu, may
be sent to Samoa, as the crisis there
is causing the administration some I'M
easinesS.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed Jo-
seph T.. Kavlnagh Of Chicago foreman
of the United States government build
ingS at the worlds fair.
No selection has yet been made OF
ai-naval~ vessel TO proceed to. Samoa,
and, in fact, the navy department has
not yet been requested to formally send
Il ship. The reason undoubtedly is
that the available undetached naval
force in the Pacific is known to be
inadequate.
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MIST co RACK.

New York, June 24.-Five contract
lal'orerS who arrived Wednesday night
OH the steamer H. Ii. Meir were barred
at Ellis island to-day. Six men who
arrived on the Fuerst Bismarck to-day
refused to answer questions asked by the
registry clerk at Ellis Island or the con-
tract inspectors. They had been told
before leaving Germany to answer no
questions and show no money, and they
kept close to the advice. They will be
sent back
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IN MOURNING.

Victoria, Is. c., June %. - Admiral
Stevenson, commander of the Pacific
squadron, only awaits information from
the admiralty for the officers to go into
mot rning for comrades lost on the bat
tleship Victoria. In the meantime flag
ship bands have been relieved from play
ing and all engagements of the navy have
bech cancelled. Official information is
that twenty-seven out of forty officers
are saved, but Chaplain Morris and Sur
geoE Bale are not among the number.
They We're from the cruiser Triumph
and had many friends in all parts of the
Pacific coast
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FROM LEIGH LAKE,

ST. Paul, June 27.-Eight of the Leech
lake tribal Indians arrived in the city
hast evening in the charge of William
Bonga, and will be present at the session
of the United States district court The
Indian who was shot by DR.. Walker is
one of the number. The bullet has not
yet been removed from his face, but the
wound has heeled. There is also an In
dian boy who was a witness of the shoot
ing. The remainder are here TO give
testimony in other cases. They report
that everything is quiet at the reserva-
ton and that no further trouble is antici-
apAted.
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ONE MTTRDERER FREED.

West Superior, Wis, June 24.-W. II.
McCann, charged with the murder of
Both Kirwood near White Beach IL year
ago, and who has been ON trial in the
circuit court for the murder, is a free
man. The defense pleaded insanity and
the jury returned a verdict of insanity.
The murder was the most cold blooded
and atrocious yet committed in Northern
Wisconsin. McCam was in the Oshkosh
insane hospital for several months after
the murder.
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SECURED THE CASH
BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY IN
MOORHEAD, MINI.
A Lone Robber ComDeIs Cashier
to Hand Over $4,000 - He Then
Jumps Into "A buggy and Makes
HIS Escape.

Moorhcad, Mimi, June 27.--About 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon an unknown
man entered the Moorhead National bank
and presenting revolver at Bookkeeper
yon Nlisinger's head, demanded the
money that was displayed ON the coun-
ter. After securing $4,000 III gold and
clffrency he jumped into buggy and
made of. He drove 10 the Red river,
near tlr. court house. where he left his
buggy and swan the river. Posses
have gone up the river OH both sides,
and il is thought the thief will be caught
In his buggy when found ut the river
bank Was $40 in money and box of
44-c.libeI cartridges.
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EATAL. EXPLOSION

Berlin, June 27.--A terrible and fatal
accident occurred in Bohing's Iron works
at Magdeburg, SlxOny. The workmen
were engaged in making a heavy casting
and We're pouring the moulten metal
into the mould. Without a moments
warning there occurred terrific explos-
ion, the liquid iron flying in every di-
rec:ion and covering the wOrkmen. Six
men were killed outright, while seven
others were SO terribly burned that their
recovery is despaired of. 1t is believed
that the sand in the mould was dampened
ana that this caused the explosion
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A LINEMAN,S EATE.

Duluth, Mimi, s: &c al -Watier Withe a.
hneman for the Hartman General Elec-
trical company, met with a horrible death
at the Lake avenue viaduct while re-
pairing wires broken during the Bunnell
block fire. A live wire caught on his
arm, mhich was wet, and complete
circuit was formed. The wire burned
large hole in his arm and he fell, one
foot catching on a bar on the pole, where
he hung for a few minutes until taken
down. He writhed few seconds and
then died. Wythe was about thirty-five
years old and came here two weeks ago
from Chicago, where he has wife and
family.
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CIOUD-RJRST'

Hfnnihal, Mo-, June PA veritabEe
cloud-burst visited this section of the
state yesterday morning eallsing Il
great amonnt of damage in Rear creek
valley and other low parts of the city.
Bridges were washed away and tie
water invaded number of houses. The
railroads were heavy sufferers. There
were two washouts on the Hannibal &
st Joe, between this city and Palmyra,
and trains ran by the Moody junction.
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CHIEF OF POLICE IN JAIL.

Vern'i lion, s. D, special--James
CHM shot and instantly killed Abel
Bruyer. CHM is chief of police, and at
tempted to halt Bruyer and some others
who were riding through the streets too
fast and making considerable noise. His
story Is that he fired to the ground when
he told them to stop. They whipped up
their horses instead of halting and he at
tempted to take the team by the bits,
when blow from one of the horses
discharged the revolver the second time,
the ball entering Bruyer's heart CHM
Is In jail
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ANARCHIST LITERATURE

Rome, June 27.-Many anarchist news
papers, leaflets and books have been
seized in the barracks in Milan, Naples,
Florence and Turin within the last FIVE
days. The military authorities think that
the matter has been smusGled into the
barracks for months with the connivance
of D-commissioned officers. Many non
commissioned officers have been arrested
on suspicion of having facilitated the
irculation of anarchist literature, and
several commissioned officers have been
reduced in rank to punish them for negli-
Gence
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FOR CREnITOPS

plankington, s. d., June 27.-Hart &
IIatten, proprietors cf the Farmers and
Merchants bank, made an assignment.
Assets and liabilities are about 100000
each. Huttcn has turned over $4,000
worth of property for the benefit Of
creditors. Hart is in Chicago and it is
expected he will do equally as well.
This will protect all depositors.
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SHOT nv TRANIpS

Jaskson. Mich. June 27. Charles
Foster, conductor on the Michigan Cen
trll road, was brought here fataily
wounded. He was coming east ON the
Carnon Ball freight, and at Dowagia
put off some tramps. One of them
shot him twice in the back with a 1e-
volvcr, aftcrward making their escape.
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nTSApPOTNTTn

Lcndon, June. 24.-Tnterviews with
Justin Mccarthy and other Irish leaders
show that they are disappointed over the
proposed alterations in the financial
clauses of the home rule bill Before
committing themselves to oppose or re-
iect the ai:<-stio"s l.,,.!y <.n .len>t
viii Le neld and the sense of the party
taken.
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MAY STRIKE

StcuhenvilIe, Ohio, June 27.The kiln
pipe settlers in the sewer pipe works at
Torcnto have been notified of 30 per
cent reduction in wages taking effect
July l A general strike might follow
were it not for Il statement of the manu-
factrrers that they were forced to re-
trench in expenses because of the low
price of pipe or shut down. Other work
men are looking for a cut in wages.
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GOES To THE PEN

Kittanning, Pa, June 27-Dr. Wyckoff,
who was convicted of completely in the
Lccchburg bank robbery and in which
Councilman Shafer was shot and killed,
was to-day sentenced to the pcnitentiary
for twelve years on the murder charge,
fcur years on the burglary charge and
six months to the workhouse for keep
ing q gambling house.
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LONE ROBBER.

Omaha, June 24-The Rock Island
midnight train, west-bcand, was held up
by an unknown train robber near
Beatrice. He gained entrance to the
express car and tied the messenger,
Frank Spears, with ropes, threatening
him with revolver. The money in the
car was less than $25, and the robber
left in disgust
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CRIISHEn no DEATH

Minneapolis, June 27.-Dy the falling
of heavy stone a stone cutter named
John Burns. employed on the new Me
ollet National bank. was instantly killed
yesterday. Another workman, Louis
johnson, was fatally crushed. The acci-
dent occurred by the breaking of a. LARGE
stone which fell thirty feet, catching the
men beneath it. The contractor is not to
blame .-..
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WELL co IIp

Buffalo, Nina, Specialize jury in
the case of the state VS.. Lewis Hallet,
for highway robbery in the first degree,
brought in a verdict of guilty after being
out but few minutes. Hallet, in COM
pany with one Riggs robbed an old man
near Monticello last fall. Riggs trial
came off last December and he got clear
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KILLED BY WHITE CArS

Magnolia, Miss, June "a. = News
reached here to-day that William Buck
ley was assassinated by white caps four
miles north of Columbia, in Marion coun-
ty, yesterday evening while son his way
home from court, where he was wit
ness against some Of the murderous
white cap gang.
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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 Benito Quijano, 81
wealthy citizen. One of the lawyers
while intoxicated revealed the details of
the plot .-. ... ..r..
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OWES 0NER A MILLION

Buffalo, June ~. - The Queen City
bank, which was started here a little
ovel a year ago, closed its doors to-day.
+. NJ. mglehart, one of the directors,
said that the suspension was due to a
steady payment of money out of The
bank, which had been going on for ser-
eral weeks. The bank owes it's deposi-
tors over $1,4O0O0O.
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WINTEp EAIR

San Francisco, June %. - Herr b.
Cornely, the representative of Germany
at thu Columbian exposition, arrived here
yesterday in the interest of mid-winter
fair. He will meet the citizens to-mor-
row and canvass the subject with them.
Herr Cornely says it is possible for
California to secure 10000 out of r.
600 exhibitors now at Chicago.
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ATTcTpATIAN KuIEn

Duluth, June 81. - Two Australians
whose names are unknown here We're
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 few hours and the other
was blinded for life.
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FApcO'S RTTITnTNG

Washington, June 1.-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. e.
Fuller has been sent to the treasury de-
partment as the new assistant cashier
OF the FIRST National Bank Of Larimore,
II
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ASSIGNED

Washbhrn, Wis, June 27.-.A. G. Pro
bert, proprietor Of the Bank of Wash
burn, which suspended about two weeks
ago, has made an assignment. No state
mcnt of resources and liabilities has yet
been made. The assiGnec's bond is
5000 900.
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RECEIVER FOR T,AppEN

West Superior, Wis, June PA. i.
LIE Claire of Superior was to-day ap-
pointed by Judge Marshall, of the circuit
court, as receiver for the Frank A. lap
pen, company of this city, with Judge d.
G. Roberts of Superior and Hugh Ryan
of Milwaukee as referees.
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TIREArENING EOn A TIAIE

Lead, s. D., June PA fire was dis
covered IN the huge wood pile of several
Thousand cords which supplies the Home
stake and Highland mills. The fire
burned tierccly, and for a time it looked
as though the entire wood pile and the
eighty stamp mills would go. The loss
is $1,000.
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ONLY THIRTY ARE EXPECTED

Saltwater, Minn., June 27.-Warden
Wolfer said this morning that he did not
believe there is any foundation for the re-
ported coming of three car loads of
United States prisoners from the South
Some are expected, but not to exceed
thirty.
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NEW TREATV

Shanghai, June 27.--Li Hung Chang,
the Chinese premier, has intimated that
Il new treaty between China and the
United States will be necessary in view
of the present condition of the immi-
grafton question. Probably the new min
is'ry will be charged with the task.
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NEW PnSrMASTERS

Washington, June 24-Minnesota post
mosters have been appointed as follows:
Assumption, Carver county, =. A.
Shaughnessy; Gaylor, Sibley county, E.
A. Thcele; Wangs, Goodhue county,
Gertrude Hoyerstadt.
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NOT TO BE- MENTIONED.

st. Petersburg, June 24-The Russian
press censorship has forbidden the Rus
sian press TO discuss the Franco-ISus-
sim commercial treaty just concluded,
on the ground that it is purely com
mercial compact and without political
significance.
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PERMANENTLY TXJT1RED

Henry, S. D., June 27.-The drouth
continues. Grain is permanently injured
one-fourth to onc-third, and unless rain
comes whiting ten days the crops will
be practically Il total failure
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Unpaid BILLS.

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

Northield, Mimi, June 27.-Prof W.
J. Pringle, who was elected principal of
the public schools of this city for next
year, has resigned and the resignation has
been accepted by the board of education
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VISITING IN IRELAND

Dublin, June 2Ts - Lord Houghton,
lord lieLtt nant Of Ireland is making a
tour of the West of Ireland. He has
been hcs rtily welcomed at every place
he has visited.
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WEDDED A BADGER GIRL.

Black River Falls Wis, Special
Morris Ellison, merchant of St Paul,
vas married at North Bend, in this coun-
ty. to Miss Ella Stevens, a popular young
lady.
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences of the
Past Week, Boiled Down and Arr
anEed for Rapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-07-21

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. 1 hope tho day is not
for distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them 10 premature graves"
DR.. J. +. KNcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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Dairy Notes.

Great heavens! A keen eyed visitor in
certain cheese factory reports that he
counted six men around the weighing
cans all smoking cigars or vile pipes.
Ashes from the managers own cigar fell
into the milk. This is the worst one we
have heard in many day. 1t lis enough
to curdle the blood as well as the milk
that is made into cheese by those unspeak-
ably dirty men!
There is one fact that seems estab-
lished in regard to Guernsey butter. Its
natural color is the deepest and richest
of that of any of the dairy breeds, and it
requires less butter color. usually none
at all.
In the great dairy test at the Worlds
fair butter, cheese, cream, slzimmilk.
buttermilk, cost of butter color and in
crease or decrease in weight of the COWS
during the test will all be taken into
consideration as well as the cost of food.
Red Rose, an English Dexter COW
weighing only 762 pounds, gave in ono
year 10,072 pounds of milk, thus pro-
ducing nearly 10 times her own weight Of
tactical fluid
Bull power saves the cost of an engine
for cream separating and feed cutting.
Cinnamon are being rapidly broken in
to do the dairy work of California.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
On. @. G. osoooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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You're through
with Catarrh, finally and completely,
or you have $500 in cash.
That's what is promised you, no
matter how bad your case or of how
long standing, by the proprietors of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Catarrh can be cured. Not with
the poisonous, irritating snuffs and
strong, caustic solutions, that simply
palliate for time, or perhaps, drive
the disease to the lungs-but with
DR.. Sage's Remedy.
The worst cases yield to its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing prop
critics. "Cold in the Head" needs
but few applications. Catarrhal
Headache, and all the effects of Ca
tarrh in the Head such as often
sive breath, loss or impairment of
the senses of taste, smell and hear
ing, watering or weak eyes-are at
once relieved and cured.
In thousands of cases, where ev-
erything else has failed, DIR. Sage's
Remedy has produced perfect and
permanent cures. That gives its
proprietors faith to make the offer.
It's $500, or a cure. They mean
to pay you, if they can't cure you.
But they mean to cure you, and
they can.
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III SO. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY
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reaching children tho Value of Money.

As soon as a child is old enough to under
stand the value of money it should be
taught to keep a small cash account, If
only to show what use is made Of the funds
placed at its disposal. If the family is liv-
ing in the country, it is an excellent plan
for the boys and girls to have a vegetable
garden of their own and sell the vegetables
to the family, as it is said to be the custom
very frequently in good English families.
This should not be mere matter Of play.
The vegetables should be purchased on their
merits alone and at the prevailing market
prices, inferior ones being thrown back upon
the young gardener in order to teach him
practical methods of business. Such simple
vegetables as radishes and lettuce may be
easily raised by a boy, or girl either, for
that matter. 1t teaches children self re-
lance to earn their own spending money.
1t is Just as necessary that girl should
learn this as that her brother should
Philadelphia Times.
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"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
array Street, New York City.
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SUMMER CHEESE.

Directions For Making 1t Issued by the
Ontario Dairy School.
Aeration and cleanliness should have
the same careful attention.
When the milk arrives at the factory,
each can should be subjected to strict
examination by the cheesemaker-don not
leave this to the poorest help-to detect
If possible and reject all bad favored or