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Town Dec. to perfect the organiza.
tion and transact other business.
The Troy farm Hear Dawson has
been purchased by syndicate Of Po.
landerS. who will divide it into small
farms. people it with Polish families
and raise bccts for sugar culture.
A Grand Forks laborer hid $50 under
the depot platform the other day
afraid he would be robbed-and next
day, when lie went to get it, he found
some one had been ahead of him, and
the money was gone.
The trial Of the new creamatory in
the penitentiary proved it to be a great
success. Prominent men from all over
the state were present and enjoyed the
winning and dining they received prob.
ably as much as they did the test.
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A Quiet sunday,

tirantsburs. Wis. Nov 2S- Sunday
was a very quiet Sabbath here. No
services OF any kind or Sabbath gather
ings We're allowed on account of the
diphtheria. The quarantine law is be-
ing enforced, and special watches are
stationed at places where people are in
dignant. No deaths have occurred the
Tast week, but number of rev cases
hrt. rnnnrtCl
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Davenport. Iowa. Nov. 2S.-Mrs. John
L. Reid committed suicide by hanging
herself on the front porch of her home.
She was discovered after life had become
extinct and cnt dowE by her daughter
Mrs. Reid was deserted by her husband
about a year ago. Being proud spirited
she suffered much rather than let her
friends know of her pressing wants.
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hurled Mt Sen.

London. Nov. oS.-The steamer Gerli
has landed two bodies and two others
she buried at sea fortnight ago. There
are only five members of the crew left
to manage the ship, which has been beat
en- about the channel for week past
by the heavy gale which has prevailed.
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Relieve DIstress.

Terre IIa,te, Ind., Nov. 2S 4 largely
attended mass meeting was held at the
opera house for the purpose of raising
funds to relieve great distress prevailing
in and among the unemployed Senator
voorhees, and ex-Secretdry of the Navy
Thompson addressed the meeting. Scua-
tor VOORHEES, prophecied that within
ninety days the greater part of the pres
ent industrial depression would be over
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MiIiinrx In.pcclinn.

Sioux Falls, $. d.. Nov. IS. S.-Inspector
General &. +. .Jcficrs returned late Sat
r,lay night from his Inspection of the
military companies of the state and has
since given out the scores made by the
various companies Company + of Aber-
deem won the prize banner in the First
battalion, Company B OF Sioux Falls in
the Second, and Company NJ Of Rapid
City in the Third battalion. The reg.
ment banner goes to the Second battalion.
Capt. Mosirr of Rapid City makes the
highest Individual score in the state
Company Il of Sioux Falls makes the
highest company score in the state, but
Rapid City is Il close second.
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bank Officials Inslict cd.

New York. Nov. 2S.-rhc grand jury
has found an indictment Cor forgery i'll
two counts against Joseph T.. Bant.
president of the dcfunct Madison Square
bank, and indictments against Bllut and
Directors Mcdonald. Soulard, Kalischcr,
Selover, kurshecdt and Gutenberg for
mis'lcmcanor in receiving deposits after
they knew the bank was insovcnt The
cnly directors who escaped indictment
were Johnson and Ullman.
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BOys Cremnted,

Kansas city, Nov. 2s.-Roy Lucas,
oged three years, and James Williams
tcclorcd,, aged four, met horrible death
l.y fire. Mrs. Williims had paid visit
to her next door ncigLbor, Mrs. Lucas.
first taking the Lucas boy to her homo
for her boy $ company. After visiting
a short time. Mrs. Williams, on looking
Out Of the window. was Mortified to see
flames cnvcioping the house. The alarm
WAS given, hnt before aid could reach
the children both werc 'rrma,rh ard the
building lrst coyed
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Directun, Wins.

Philadelphia, Nov. .2S.-Thc first heat
between Saladin and Dircc:um WAS won
by Saladin Time, 2:1O IL. I,irertum
beat Saladin in the second heat length
III Ger the whip in 2:1O1 IL. Drectum
won the third heat by one length. under
the whip. Time, Oil IA Drcctum
ION the fourth heat aud til" ,irr in PIP.
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stin Full OF Kick.

Ashby, Mimi. Nov. 27.-The recent
fire in our town has not dampcned the
ardor of the people in the least. Ten
days have not elapsed since half of our
town was wiped ont by the flames. and
yet new buildinss-temporary. to be sure
are already under way
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Drive. +. the Deed.

Kansas City, Nov. 2s.-Mrs. John
Slower, wife of bartender, after giving
Les daughter dose of poison, took a
similar one herself. When discovered
both were in horrible o"nyulsions. They
will likely die. Mrs. Stover gave az q
reasen for her act that her husband
brutally treated her. and she thought ii
"a, uid be better TO be out Of the way.
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Married in Chicnxo.

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-Glarlcs l.. Nc
Donncll, an old hotel man, now connected
with the Auditorium, WIS married to
Miss Isabel Fay of st. Charles Mimi,
yesterday. The ceremony was performed
by the grooms brother, Rev. Stewart
y. Mcdonnell. at the Catholic church at
l.ongwood The feature of the ceremony
was the full nuptial mass, the music
being exceptionally fine. Owing to the
recent death of the groom's father, none
but the immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties were present.
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Mining Deal.

Dcadwool, S. d., Nov. 2S.-The deal
between the Bald Mountain Consolidated
Mining company and an English synd-
cate has been cOnsummatcd. The deal
involves $50 acres Of mining ground,
water rights and mill building. The
price was in the ncghborhood of half a
million.
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Going to Melilla,

Madril. Nov. 2S. - Gen. Martinez
Crmpos has started for Malaga. He
embarked last night for Melilla with sew
eral generals and 1000 men. He was
enthusiastically greeted upon his arrival
OF, and departure from, the railroad sta
tion. All the foreign ambassadors of the
great powers visited yesterday the Span
ish minister of foreign affairs.
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Probably a Dynamite Bomb.

London, Nov. 2S-A tin can weighing
a pound and having burnt fuse at
tached to it has been found outside the
walls of Alborong barracks, this city
The can, or box, contained a quantity
of saturated material resembling saw
dust. Experts are now examining the
box and its contents.
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IbOW.llprly Ont.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2S-T. V. Powder
ly's resignation AS grand master work.
man of the knights of Labor has been
accepted. J. II. Sovereign, labor COM
missioner of Iowa, has been elected to
ST cceed him and an entirely new e1ecu-
tive board has been chosen.
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Ashland, Wis, Nov. 2s.-A car of
fresh fish was contributed by the Bay.
field citizens and sent to the Hurley poor.
| All fishermen over there donated one
| days catch to the Hurley sufferers. They
set aside Sunday as the day, and they
! made quite an extensive catch.
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Di.tre.. in Michisa N.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 2S.-rhe closing
down of the iron mines in the upper pc.
ninsula has thrown thousands of men
out of employment-es stimetes range all
the way from 10000 to 25,NO-an1
caused great destitution. Gov. Rich has
invited the mayors of all the principal
cities in Michigan. and leading nen from
the upper peninsula, to meet in Detroit
this afternoon and take so,ne action TO-
ward relieving the distress.
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Nearly All Pert.hed .

London, Nov. 2s.-A letter has been
received describing the terrible sufferings
of the crew of the British ship Mendoza,
which recently foundered near Martin
ique. The captain and the majority of
the crew died at sea of fever, and the
few that were left were unable 10 navi-
gate the vessel. and she sank, only fur
Of the crew being rescued.
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Monday. Nov. ~.

Fire in Fargo destroyed barn be-
longing to Col. Ball. Loss, S3 800
Oakes court officials are investigating
the release of II. o. Barratt, who was
confined on charge Of rape. and who
WAS released without bonds.
The Veterinarian Medical association
Of North Dakota will meet in James
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A Receiver for snhin.

Saltwater, Nov. 2S.A petition has
been made in the district court here for
the appointment Of receiver for Hon
ID. NJ. Sabn. The petitioner is Hiram
Bcrkcy of Marine, who alleges that ill
January. 1888. he obtained judgment
against ID. NJ. Sahin, Ariel Eldridge and
j. K. NJ. Gaskil for $lO,772GS, one
half of which judgment was satisfied by
Eldr lge and upon the balance there was
paid $3.50 and no more 1t is reported
that the matter will be settled, and that
40 receiver will be- appointed.
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MnnN Infuresl.

Badajos, Nov. 2S.-The work house
was burned here yesterday. The flames
soon after the fire started spread rapidly
through the building and the inmates
were rescued with difficulty. No lives
are reported lost, but sixty persons were
injured
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killing of Zuigg. This is the third kill
ing in year.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Admiral Alello declares Prince Pedro
emperor of Brazil. instead of president
Fighting between troops and revolu-
tionists is reported in Mexico.
\ British house of lords committee
declares that American beef is better
than the homegrown meat.
Barcelona police raid nest of an
archiStS and capture Il large amount Of
bombs.
The judgment against Wilson How
ard to ne hanged Dec. % for murder
was affirmed at jefferson City, Mo.
Attempt was made to assassinate w.
A. Mackey, near Orrville. Ohio, by one
Smith, Il tramp. Mackey was wound
ed.
In row following drunken carous-
al at Carterville. Ill.,, a young man
named Maynard shot and killed William
Kelly.
The Rev. j. Nngledy, superintendent
of IN orphans home at Richmond Ind,
was arrested for abusing his little
charges.
An attempt was made 10 wreck the
mayors office at Tarrents, Spain. Two
bombs We're exploded, but slight dam
age done.
The statement Of the Bank Of France
shows an increase of 4.6OO,OOO francs
IN gold and an increase of 3, ,14S,O 600
francs in silver. The proportion of the
Bank Of France is Si.19 per cent.
A Munich cable says: An anarchist
bomb has been exploded in the machin-
cry of factory in the village of Pief-
enbnch, near GablonZ. Considerable
Damage was done to the machinery,
but nobody was injured.
The North German Gazette says that
1t Is not true that Herr Routticher,
as stated in Herr Blum's book, said to
;he Emperor Frederick: IF your maj
es:y wishes to emulate Frederick the
Great You must first remove Prince
Bismarck"
Private kilograms received ut Berlin
from Rio dc Janeiro say that the Ar
gentine minister at Rio was recalled on
account of the fact that hc had applied
to the United States minister for pro.
lection, and Il ut the Portuguese min.
lister was recalled at the request Of
President Peixoto.
The Spanish government has sent a
gunboat To Rio De Ouro, west coast of
Africa. in compliance with Il request
of the governor of that place. who re-
ports that the factory there is threat
ened with attack by 5000 M0ors. The
governor OF the Canary islands is also
sending reinforcements to Rio De Quo
1t is feared, however, that the Moors
may attack the factory since the ad-
vices We're received or before assist
ance could arrive
A dispatch from Pau tells OF Il terri
BILE accident near Oloron, in the Basses
Pyrenees. A party of nine villagers
including the mayor and deputy mayor
Of the Alpine commune Of I.o,lvic-LOu
biron, went in search Of some straycd
tircks. The party was absent the en-
tire day. When returning at 9 O'Clock
in the evening, and in passing beneath
steep mountain, they were engulfed
In an avalanche, only one Of the entire
party escaping alive. The bodies OF
the victims of this Alpine disaster were
recovered later.
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Coal Dock Fire.

Duluth, Nov. Is. Tn" coal docks Of
the Pennsylvania n Chic Coal company,
near West Duluth, c:.rght fire last even
Ing and are still burning. 1t is impos-
sill e TO tell what the extent of the dam
ag" will be. There is large quantity
| of coal on til. docks.
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He Lil,eled cnnrixi.

Berlin, Nov. 2S.-The criminal court
at Hagen has sentenced the ex-cditor of
the Khinisch WestfaeliscI Zeitung'to six
weeks Imprisonment for insulting Chan
cell0r Won Caprivi.
The spread Of influenza is increasing
here. and several deaths from the cpl
dernc are reported.
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Reserye Agent.

Washington, Nov ..S.-The Flour City
National Bank of Minneapolis has been
approved by Controller Eckcls as the re-
serve agent for the First National Bank
of Larimore, n. d.. aud for tho Hold.
redge Bank of Holdrcdge. Neb
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MuIelia Wins.

Aadelia, Mimi, Nov. 2s.-The return
game of foot ball between the Window
high school eleven and the Madelia high
school eleven was won by Madelia The
score was 10 to 0, the same as when
! Nadela defeated Window at Window.
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CRIMINAL,

Members of Tennessee coal COM
bine are indicted.
Miles Park, aged fifty years. was
robbed. murdered snd his body burned
near Des MoiDes. Iowa.
Three Portland, Or. officials have
been indicted for failing to file semi
annual reports.
Convict Mosher, Lincoln. Neb., bank
wrecker, was taken to prison To fulfill
a five-year sentence.
Incendiaries made two attempts TO-
ward the destruction OF the Shelby
county, Tenn. court house.
John D. Perkins was found in his
Montgomery. Ala. store with his throat
cut, the work of robbers.
W. ?. Talbot. an :llegfd newspaper
man. is said to have passed four forged
checks at Sedalia and fed.
Ida Smith. n rcgIess was fatally
shot in disreputabIe resort at Ander-
sen, Ind, II. Clint Barwick of M.1-
Gle.
In raid upon II .lisreput..ble negro
dance at Lexington. Ky. one white
was slot. Eighteen blacks We're ar-
rested.
Masked robbers bound and gagged
Mrs. Williams Ct EEun Valley. Pa,
after securing 5000. She was nearly
dead when found.
Evidences Of an attempt to burn the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts. one of
the finest of collections. have been
found.
Fred Marvin. ex-cashier of the Third
National bank at Detroit Mich,
charged with embezzlement. surren-
dered himself His examination was
fixed for Dec. l.
Application will be made to Gov.
Flower Of New York fi,r pardon for
Mrs. Annie Walden. who KILLED her hus-
band. James Walden. She is dying in
prison.
Mrs. Emily Bennett. whose trial at
Marshalitown. Iowa. for the murder Of
Anna Wiexe. has been continued until
the next term Of court. will be released
On bail Of $1,000.
The Zuigs-Pnxt6n felId las again
broken out AT Wheatland. No. OrtOn
and John Paxton met Wesley Znigg on
the street and quarrel resulted In the
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Conspiracy.

Pierre, $. d.. Nov. ..3--The jury in the
case of Dunn. Hnnastadt 4 Smith, on
trial for conspiracy to icfraud Hughes
county out of S3 800 in sinking an ar
tesian well, found Dunn guilty and dis
charged the other two.
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Berne, Nov. 2S.-The bundesrath is
having Il list of the dangerous anarchists
in Switzerand prepared, and in accord
ance with the agreement with the other
powers, they will be secretly expelled
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Ex-Congre..man Dcn,I.

Adrian, Mich, Nov. 2S-Ex-Congress-
man Nathaniel Buell. Eidridgc died to-
day. He served through the war in the
Thirteenth Michigan at lieutenant col
oncl. In 1854 was elected to congress,
and was reelected in 1856.
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After Long linen.

De kalb. H.. Nov. 2s.-s. Taylor. one
of De kaIb's oldes: and most prominent
business men. died last night after long
illness. He was seyeniy-si1 years of age.
He leaves an estate valued at $4,000.
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Friday, Nov. -.

The United Lutherans OF IIillsboro
have fitted up n building for a hospital
at an expense of about $500.
Il. A. NIcars has been released from
Jail, having complied with the order Of
the court and turned the books of his
insurance company over to receiver.
A call has been extended to Edgar
w. Thompson of Marengo, ILL.,, to be-
come pastor of the Presbyterian church
in jamestown.
The attendants in the female wards
of the asylum at jamestown now ap-
pear in pretty pink uniforms. with
white caps and aprons.
The University of South Dakota has
asked the IT, N. d. to participate in a
debating contest to take place in the
near future. The Invitation VIII proba
bly, be accepted.
A rather sad case occurred at Oakes
the other day, when G. Il. Peterson
had his father arrested for abusing the
family, and after he was tried, entered
another complaint of insanity, and had
him taken to jamestown.
William Beckitt of Devils Lake, who
is accused OF forging Il check for $50
and receiving clothing to the amount OF
$15 and $15 in cash, has been captured
at Grand Forks Junction and brought
back by Deputy Hurst.
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Mike GilI Get. Axrnx

Gary. S. d., Nov. 2S.-Word comes
that Mike Gill of Revello, who was az
rested last week for selling liquor last
July, has escaped from the constable in
| whose charge lie had been loft
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Out Of Danger,

I'i.tsburg. Kan. Nov. 2>.-Goy. LEVEL
ing. who was taken seriousiy i'll here two
days ago. is now out Of danger. Lieut..
Gov Daniels is still confined to his bed
at Girard. though his case is not serious
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Frozen ON Her Own Door.,..

Hastings. Mimi, Nov 2S.-MrS. Cehill
of Rich Valley, aged sixty years, was
found dead upon the porch of her resi-
dencc, her body being frozen as hard as
rock.
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VIII Rebuild X.

Eermilion, $. d., Nov. 2S.-romplcte
returns OIL the bonds election give 4OS
majority for bonding for the university.
The total vote was over 2,u0O. Thirty
thousand dollars in bonds will be issued
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Died Suddenly.

Iordon. Nov. oS-The Times announces
the sudden death of kenelm Digby at
Oxford, who married 4 daughter of Mr.
William Groesbeck of Cincinnati. Ohio.
in 1870
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Hutchinson, MINI, Nov. 2S-While
eating a carrot piece became lodged in
the windpipe of Mrs. A. Gross. an old
resident, which resulted in her death
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wheat muyer Robbed.

Glenwood, Mimi. Nov. %. III. T..
Fischer, wheat buyer ut Allison, a siding
ON the 500 railroad four miles from this
place, was robbed of $500.
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Shell Lake, Wis. Nov. 2S.--B,hn Bros,
general merchants. have been closed hy
the sheriff or al attachment by the
Twohy Mercantile Company Of Superior
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A prince,s su,,den De,tb

London. Nov. 2S. = 4 dispatch from
Lemberg, Austria, says that Prince
Adam Lobomirsky, while hunting i'll
the forests of Przemyse, fell dead.
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Incest Cllnrre,i.
prou,i-Suirited wo,nnn

Shcboygan. Wis, Nov. 2S-.Jamrs Wag-
ncr was arrested on the charge of in
cest with his sister. aged fifteen
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A wife Beater Captured.

Ashb.. MINI, Nov. 2s.-Tbe recent
son Of Sunda township was yesterday
brought to this city charged with assault
with intent to kill his wife. The poor
woman is terribly beaten and may die.
Jealousy was the cause Of the assault.
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AalLllyXlNlcsl.

Crcston, Iowa, Nov. 2S.-A. ii. Child
was asphvxiated by Goa! gas, but may
recover.
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htsrued to Work.

Calais, Ne, Hsy. 2S - The striking
.qu: 1rymen of the New Brunswick Red
Granite Company retutned to work this
morning.
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FOR RAISING 4 REVENUE
THE NEW Tariffs RlIl. MADE Pun.
Lie W CHAIRMAN WILSON.

C"mpa red With the Revenue of lS9"
the Present Bill Will Reduce the.
Amount O,OOO,tNN-Nnny Article,
ON the Free List.
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THROuGnOUT THE STATE
INTERESTING MEMS FROM ALI.
PARTS OF THE STATE.
A Condemned Record of the lmpor-
tant happenings of the Week in
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapid
Reading.
Wednesday. Nov. %.

Pouches We're put on the 500 line
from Valley City to Portal. Tho mail
has to be made up in thu Valley City
for nineteen offices along the
line
William Il. Williams, Il we'll known
horse sport ut Valley City. has been
sued for $1,000 for alternating the afTec-
tionS of Mrs. w. III. Pickcns from her
lord.
Hunting parties coming in from the
Knife River country say there has al
ready been 4 heavy fall of snow out
there. They had to plow through some
healthy looking snow banks
Rev. Father Smith of Rome, Italy,
hut recently of Fargo, arrived in Lis
Lon. where he will remain indefinitely,
having taken the mission recently made
vacant by ,he departure Of Father BAR
rettc.
John A. Bencit of Rolla shipped 6,OOO
pounds of seneca root to Minneapolis.
This was Mr.. Benoit's second shipment
this fall. the total amount handled hy
him this season approximating closely
To 2N,9o0 pounds.
An Emarado man in Grand Forks at
tempted to get chshGd a bogus check,
which by hallucination he thought
contained the signature of Gov. Short
ridge. He will probably he sent to
jamestown.
William Beckett, who ran threshing
rig at Devils Lake this fall, is wanted
On a warrant for forging and passing
on G, $, Schultz $40 check signed
John Minnick. evidently intended for
John Munig, a responsible farmer.
Thursday. Nov. 2s.
Mandan will organize women's read
ing club.
The dedication of the Minot high
school was a successful affair.
specimen of Russian cactus fifteen
feet in diameter is OH exhibit at Valley
City.
| A young woman in Minot went to
bed in good repair the other night and
awoke TO find her shoulder dislocatcd
While Joe Kolchian Of Lidgerwood
was away from home. his house was
entered and ransacked, and a carload
Of oats taken from his granary
a patient escaped from the Jimtown
| asylum the other day and got as far
| as Darlington when he was picked up
| and taken back.
The ladies' of Churches Ferry, dis
guStel with the slowncss OF mortal
nan, have clubbed together, purchased
two small lots. and will undertake to
build a town hall. They have already
secured several hundred dollars for the
work
| 1t Is reported that the 500 extension
from Kuhn to bismarck is hpinp rp-
surveyed, several engineering parties
now being out on the line. 1t is thought
the line will be extended north of Bis
marck in the spring to Washburn and
the Mclean county coal fields.
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CASUALTIES.

Mrs. S. T.. Hall was burned to death
in IL prairie fire near Chandler, Ok.
w. o. Whitaker, his wife and young
daughter were killed by a passenger
train at Coal Valley, Iowa.
Florence Harmer. five years old, died
at Burlington, Iowa, of burns received
while playing about bonfire.
The Toledo & South Haven round
house at Paw Paw, Mich. was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000.
Nine buildings, including the opera
house and six stores, burned at Stark
vile, Miss, with Il loss Of $4,000.
The Worthngton block and that ad-
joining it at Springfield, Mass. were
burned and will be Il heavy loss.
The Gainesville Tobacco company's
warehouse at Clarksvillc. Tenn, was
destroyed. Loss, $4,000
The boiler In Holiday & Hadley's 8
saw mill at Henderson, Ky, exploded,
killing two men.
Sixteen persons were killed and
twenty injured by the explosion OF the
boiler Of silk mill at CzernOwiH.
At Kansas City the warehouse of the
Western Storage company was de-
stroyed by fire. Three fireJnen were in
jured.
Benjamin Andcrson's livery stable
and four horses were destroyed by fire
ut Columbus. Mo. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, 5000.
A freight train ran into an open
switch at Van Buren,. Ark, and killed
J. w. Brown, Henry Swill and William
Spoon, lumbermen. Two engines and
five cars were wrecked
Adolph Nesser and Herman Bachel
were killed on the tracks of the West
Pennsylvania railroad near Tarentuln,
Pa. They were skilled glass decora-
tors. They leave large families.
Three unknown Cinnamon, while en-
deavoring to clear the Rio Grande
Western of IL hand-car in front Of an
approaching freight train near Salt
Lake City, were run over and all killed.