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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-06-16

Coj.1 slEUs, l1l,i., JlAe 10. The Fifth
60 :zrA i ,i-s.i convention htre r-AoMin-
ated Col-g ssnan Gsrprs= W. Cooper.
Ii vas lie r.3e-t conye1,;i j ~ ever held
il i;le dlatrl t, md Cooper lect-ved 1a55
votes az s.1s.l :: .or lis, al rs OF
CLialllIS.
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Planning % Big BIRTHDAY Blowout.

So far G sum Of is, o0o, OoO taels. or
nearly Go, oGo, 600, has been subscribed!
by the Chinese officials and withdrawn
from other funds for tho purpose Of eel
ebrating the sixtieth birthday Ct tho en-
press dowager. But cve,, this enormous
sun is not sufficient, and II, coo, 900
more arc called fer to make the celebra-
tion upon what the imperial advisers
deem IN appropriate scale.-London
Spectator.
TAE C1IrEA IMNlGMAMi
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More Ohio Troop. Called Out,

Coz uMBUs, o.. June l3-TLe sheriffs
OF Iuscarawas and S.arA counties have
made form i demand oa Governor Nc
hlniey tor troops to prote; the prop
cry Of the Cleveland. Lorraine and
w aceling railroad. The Fourteenth
regiment w*s sent 10 UricIsv lie, IN
Iuss arawas county, and eight COM
panies Of the Fifth regiment We're
ordered tc Nj. ion. III S,u1k county.
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KANSAS CITY, june lo.-The first aii-
nlal conye:ion Of TIE Sou. hwe-tcrn
w heat Mi!Iers &sso is,ion III. st the
Co.tes House. One Of the principal OBJ
ie@ts Of the issvci"tien is 10 ll,te be-
fore tie leog'e Of the Southwest the
neceSs:t; OF o.erias Mexican markets
to American Eli.iers.
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D!zAD,asooD, $. D., Jsine 10 Profess
sor tcolz Of the state normal school ut
Spe;.. fi,,i has refused 10 allow; several
v Iii graduates the 1iyi,eSe Of grad
Il ting o. the grouI,is tG;:s the, broke
the rules o! the school b. dancing at
th,e pioneers picnic last Frid..y. Tne
lioaeers are very Indignant over the
affair anl VIII enter a vigorous protest.
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Using E.,H b 4.

CANTc.7, O.. June 13.-An attempt
vas made to blow up the Cleveland.
Canton md Southern r.iway bid 20
over the Tuscarawas river at Navarro.
A terrible explosion occurred It 3 .. IL. i,
and soon after railway employees .iscov-
tha the bridge was on fire. The flames
We're extinguishel, and it is believed
the bridge has Geen seriously damaged.
Much coal his teen hauled over this
road Of late from Southern Ouic, aud it
is supposed strikers attempted to tiow
up the lridge in order TO prevent traffic
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IUTcHlss2s, x D., Ja-e l3.-The
ArHsns river a; this point is the nigh
est or several years, and is liz rising.
Water is destroying several lhous nd
barrels OF 5 It IN The Warehouses rs r
The river, and one Of the largest IN anu
FEATURING salt plants Is il linMiEeDt
.iacMac o: ruiIallSifr
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DENVER, June u Sheriff Durvllne!I,
from ROW unt.l The comnonweal move
ricno sylLsi les, VIII arrest AMI inprison
DIS vasrants ali CoSeyites entering the
city. There are sever, l hundred OF
them Ged for Denver from the West
aiiI Inr, ENtst
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TOPEKA, June 13 The 6to delegates
to the 7. pulls. convention ur; cared to
Be OH h Il Z! ready for the open.n; ses-
SION at i o'vio;.z. L-wei:in. will head
lie ticket unless some lev dead is
agreed upon, il Icing stated that Lcn-
sTessiaal Harris ia y poss!bl, 9 mined
to1 governor, and Lewel..n5 gwen the
nomination for con Gresham at large.
TDe il i ,'iioas, however, loi.t TO the
reconciliation Of almost tie entire
II ket,
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y AsHISGTcN, Jnne l3-Represcata-
tive h'eier h $ intro !ucel a resolution
,aiing on the chief OF engineers Tor
cert i iAforma alton estimated in rel;.-
ticn to improving the Minnesot. river
from Oh ,sa.s 10 its mouth. Tne banks
Of tie r!v~r are said to be cavlng in aaI
j; wll ;e necessary % construc: riprap
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Tlc eh;i>tul;:,.r Columbus.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, June l3.--The
N-:ia.e.ach paSsel.,er steamer C;iris-
tophcr Columbus has lett for Chicago.
where she will so into the excursion
business, between that city and Mil
WauEke.
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NEW YoRS, June 13.-NeHs was re-
ee.vti il II London viii Il lei one
valy close irIni Of & Vi President
Lev: z. II ,rton . st .te talt shoul! he
isel Ii oilcan state convention ntlne IL.
A:ollon ioG governor, d d his present
20 Il health sEiyul coz Et!iua, lie would
not Iei use to ran.
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Er"Z T i,n. d. $ h..uino

EAScvU'I.a, B. c., Ju~e l3.-
ports lron1 t.-e tl9oaed districts Of the
Frazer valley are yrry eilceu-asins5.
'Ihe food IS gradually recetsin through
out'the valley. The steai.;ers are still
act Fely engaged il delivering supplies
TO the sestitT.. Fua,s IRE coming
raridly. Tue Winnipeg boari 0. trade
has wiced q onjril ;l5ion o. 81, 900.
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Kansas E'.'1 .0.ti,.i;..-

ENPoRIA, Kan, jane l3 The PcoLi-
ll:iol Eusts :re Eere fyr the s,te con-
v5ntlor. !I..o ii. nl;.nre y small ana
very lt;le cav p,sin; S Icing done.
Toe del gates seem 10 !3s.v, no i.iaa.
wdein tue Eoiu jor governor viii
be, though ST. Jy.n', na..-e is most tre-
G1ently n4lltioneI. lac eA--uv r. i,
however, -aya he y |. ,1cs accept.
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WEST SrrLRItR, Wis. June 13.-It is
now considered th..t there are good
grounds for elief that by the first r;srt
of August there will not be whe.t
enough st the he d Of the Like to sup
ply the mills. Tue amount in store at
tae present time is scarce 7,oG0,G Geo
I1lsI1n!i.
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MADISON, VS., Ju:,e l3 Amos P.
Wilder uf New York city has purchased
an ia.er st in the Daily Safe Journal
hero ald viii be its editor.
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LEAyESwoaT4, WASH, Juae Is. -
The Great Northern track is rassable
from Leayenwcrth to Seattle AMI
passenger train which has lean de-
layei here since Il y 25 left for Seattle
ut Z a. III. The Columbia river at
Weratachea is al a stan,!sti!l.
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Suia.iny Closing at Chicago.

CHICAGO, june -. = The Sunday
elosi i ordinance W $ pissed by the
,i.y olrcil. II re- >eived Is votes to
Only Is asainst It.
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PORT Tow Ed, 'v;:sa., June 13.--
News Of tie ~ -rtnr'iir>; CT I: bot G.
% glng TO he United States coast s7zr.
Eey steamer Patterson, at Tpn5 $, Mar.
rows, Alaska, AMI The d.. wn:ns Of
thtc, men has lenn received. The
n,ltses q t.ie unfortunate men were net
;anrno
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DIS MONIES, juIe 13-Ine Iowa
crop lul Ella s;.ys all cro1es EXCEPT cora
have SUI o:e'i materially from the Ell
fccts Of the drought Oats cannot ex-
reed t"o-tilj, is IL Al aver:g4. Spring
wheat ard b rlty have lo,t several
points since June /. Corn has never
givci let cr promise Of a Jul crop at
cuTrtSpuH il'lE date.
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TyJ1oT, III y - -Four warsi3s ur-
der \ ;i:.Gr:s. T. Bourgeois hay s,a~ted
toE I;:.2:.r -. lac ]1oi. sis Ma e2.ta,
8 !1:i~.i . /. e. :, n Ai:;ers, 4 IN jr4l
GE,sda"c nave 10 beeu ordered TO ,uJ
the1n~Gl5-e5 Il. readiness to sal for Flo
rocco i the 5 or.est no c..
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, JGne =, 1894
WHEAT-Hi cher. 30. cash, Coo; July,
6l4
CORN ig:er. No. ? cash, 4c1ac July,
4la4c
O1lT--Fir.a. No. . cash, 4la4 Juy, ssss !.
POEk-Hig !eT. July. Il. 45.
LAiD-.4igher. !u.y, So 81.
Si.Ohr :.i45s-Lowvr. Cash, So. %; July.
SG.:E Septen ,tr. S6.2J.
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CHICAGO. june 1j.--The arguments
II the .1enhll> n ,rthern L. eiiic juno
ton Csc wcle cDuciu'lsd ctore du,ti..e
j.; siail n judges Woods and Bum.
IN The C.;-,ei S>ale5 caurt of appeals.
When re closing argument VS. In
i5Ae !. Goa t a'j urned. Tie case was
t4isen under l,.yl~ement.
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ELwcoD, lad. Janc 13.-Tha town Of
Franhton, six miles sou,h. " visited
| 10y a destructive fire and q llo k OF
business houses luinel Tue fire was
started iy incendiayies and Two straa-
.ars b We Teen arr:steI
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NaEH1D, ,!;,;ie l3--I1e r~su f, Of thz
ea2;hqc -%e "-sre more 5e:.ous AT 2T,at:je-
nan'o tni!' ti-st iep5rtel. ,5ever&l ,eo-
IL We're / !ic ! "ll! mum e. were
wounded J the :" use Of hull ii =.
= cAar 4 ;.,ie; some St huol Lail.i.n.s
are q ipan q 3n; :
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GOVERNMENT FORCES DEFEATED.
One Hundred and ity Men Killed in a
LII

One Hundred and iy Men Killed in a
Battle in Brazil
NEW YORK, June ls.-The Her Ids
Buenos Ayres Dispatch sayss News has
ieen re, elved here that the Br. 2 lian
government forces under Goleuel S m
paco have teen surprised and defeated
Iy the reLel troops unier General Pina
in Congura. One hundred and fifty
men Were killed or wounded in the
fight. General Loreuo, the president Of
the re, Ell provisional government in the
state Of S snta Catharina, has been cap
tured near Desterro.
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1aci,s Clear of Coal

CINCINNATI, June la.--S:e, lis from
different POINTS state tnat tie ylr,ls 1T
Bel eairc, Bridgeport and other places
are cleared of coal trans, ov.r 1000
cars of coal having cleared from Bile
:.lre alone Since the troops arrived.
The trains are guarded to Cam Lrilye.
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LA%AL4is is, .me IS -Tae miners
here 90 not iaNe hia't y to the scale
;g eel u2on 1t Columbus. TAey claim
the Dew scale ior J. .Sai.c is equivalent
to a 10 cent rcdg :,iol ana declare they
VIII net accent il.
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L;llgiI, vaa l3.-Tae -four mills
It Ae ~ i N f4e !: -r2lal ua nv
as in,1 Il 4 ar LAST week ;s tie week
lrrvlous, ,wni..h ~ tu4 Ligi:es1 to
-:>:e. 70 Z. s,,.z.s;5 K 49, week we're
q. SEQ, &g y about 95, ooo the week
# ,,t4
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NEW York, June I3 AT the Acad-
elay CT -sius;c Ernest Roeber, the
champion Graeco- Roman wrestler OF
the wo5jl, Ge.eated Duncan G. Ross,
the csn 1nMIon ali~aronnl athlete, in a
wrestln3 match. Roeoer won three
straight DOnts.
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LA E1sl MARKET EispOR1.


Nj VA KEt., June il, 1894.
WHE = 3 D:o.,,Et and ni4Ler. No. }
sirin IS &C No. i Northern, VIC; July, s. &c.
CCtN-Stead No. s, ii
O.,lS-Firm ana II 1--WE. \ . white. 42z5.:
No w tie : IS :.
491,5i.
I,YE-Lower. 70 l. 4Gsl
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SALTWATER, Mimi, June 12.-Five
rli,on, r. were lar.onet! ~ tie prison
10 "a. Tney are Joseph Pfohst, Still
water; Thomas Gas sily, s.. LOUIS
coun1,; Matt Mattsoa, Pope county;
j Iii Il. Coni,ay, Pix county, ami
Richard -slonroe, Hrlnepin county.
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4 rested Tor Limb, zzle,nant.

ST. PAUL, June 13-E chard P.
Back, a booklseei,er employed b, The
firm OF William Rodsef s. Co., was ar
rested on d charge of 1nleZzielng
s, 600 of his employers money.
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alINNEAP ,I:>. .fule 2 1885,.
WHEAT-Ju.e Close. GD> &C. Ny Up hi G,
$3.50, hi hest OIa 1856 lowest, :js5sc; close
6.4c september o1,e ing 11ac: ni.,.4est ass :;
lowest, 5,3s' close. 5S34c. On Track->o.
l h IL, 20; No. Northern, tD,.c; No. , North
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ST. PAUL, June l3-Tae biennial
convention OF the An,ien Order Of Hi
bern;ars i; in session in 81. Paul. The
/ ct that the convention was to lie held
i'll st. Paul " Is not known to the put
lie until Monday.
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EoC!EEsrl:::: Aj;lf,., June 13.-Tho
state Uais-r.;. So cofve5l-i,fl AID he
U!iversaltss ;ouGdHv 5ciool conyert ton
i, il session bore. Ssy. W. Il Sample
of Ai!nneapo.i, viii Pc i h Oh Weune :
day sve"iil=. and Oh li.ur.day evening
DR.. j. L. Tattle of the same c-;y vii
address tie , OuveG,- -Ol.
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iIwrvRT, L I, June 13.-In tie
81 u ie.sis. a, ure Georg P,iinotiy Wet
iuo-e was urani:n u,!y e.ectel United
Stat senator 10 ia C.. i H. Dixon.
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Elo",g..,,5G *, / $, june 1.-THE
i:".t ises7 Ia, tstl #t,uoss ulprece-
le1teI * :ai, "a s5n ami great ~,1..-
f@Ii2; i::;' Er5siI3= !. .ta ,uereury ",s
dose 10 ~ zoe IL TX all i - Al! the
cvo; aT@ u 5,i':ll /; extremely from TIE
ioAg Coatii.s i t.i'vl 5.at
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prostratIons From Heat

NEW YORK, June 13.-E4ght persons
are reported Us having leen Frustrated
ly tie heat during the day, and it is re-
ported at the city hospital that none ,f
them have proven fata'. Two persons
have died i'll Brooklyn from the intense
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supreme Lodg", 4. O. .. W.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 13.-The su-
prelne lode, \. 0. U. w, :egan its
annual session i'll this city today. Oae
hundred delegates and many visitors
are present.
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E,u:Ift;, Grain.

DULUTH. june 32 :sal.
WIiEAT-1<o har,l, cash. 6l9l June, G;c
July G21lc. NJ. Nurther., cash, 50 .c Jun
to'sc. July. dG;5'. 5 ptenber, 6vlc; Deceln D-,.
'l;bc. No. :: Aortaern, cash. 5.ac. No. 3
53c. On tracA--So i Northern, to urriv,.
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ss.nnesnta Eire7,lcn,

LIl,;;SEAncI.1s, June 13.-Ihe annual
convention OF the Minnesota Firemen's
;sssoeiat:oai' in sess;o2 at Century hail.
: p r'1a Of 'h4 Minneapolis depart
n;cl: s,;s5 feature ci the day.
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Iowa iiattle Flags.

DIS MONIES, June 1.-the executive
council fixed A7s-,. 10 as The day for the
transfer OF the i VA f,gs of war from
tEe a,sen to the state house, where
c, SIS n,.ve teeE prepared Tor them.
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PRINCETON, / $, June l3-W arran IS
hive been issued here for the arrest Of
52 persons charged w.tl viol ting the
state fishing l.W5.
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k1>, -ra1 Sra;,sIu II,

Toronto, Can, June l3-A large
seetsl2en are il the city attending the
Il annual meeting OF the American
SeeI Trade association.
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EirA lil.f tsiiIpIl

NEWTON, Mass, June 13.-In re-
spending to an alarm Chief Henry l..
Ei1ty was thrown from his wagon and
k.liel, while the driver received fatal
Injuries.
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il VIII 5Ie i;c .,le,,i .-,szl.1 % l., ems, y''1:r
funeral.
Under tllo second heading in General
GarfelJl's letter lie suhSSqu rcls,,, 4
an incident IL his own lie that has !: It
appeared III any CT lis hiog.... !,ii2its, So
far as have ever seen. Ee said;
! You woui9 hardly suppo;e that l
was olcc on the ylrGe cf &;;;i.in.y ra2-
Ctation as a vii, voall you:
/ Ireplied that lad novtr suspected
such thing
\ Reputation in,:.
ut is nevertheless true said he.
"1t happened i'll this way: ! l.al at o.o
time quite 81 itching il that direction
and ca1ri;,;! L 50 t;.r i, -, campaign of
1850 t!.at delivered one spec>,l that
was rlo,,2l..sSsd 'f;'ni3y' Y those who
heard it. 4 57as delivered i'll Coiu11l,.!;,
O., ard published quito widely. THO
comments Ct the press called 4 good deal
Of attention, to;t. Up to that timc lad
not made & vide reputation il the st 10
as G stump speaker l,i:t 'la datt@ring
notices Of that speech lrought ne into
! considerable prominence. [ received y
/ large number Of Invitations t. s-,eal. ii
4 various localities. thought tic matter
ever considerably ;.l2d saw that the
ti,sse had arrived when / mast take L :
| place before the Dua,ic either a.; u
funny man or as 4 speaker who t,ealt
with fects, said to myself t,,&t could
probably gain q quicker and a vi>tor
reputation as q 1fs1n of huror than as
& speaker who dealt With subjects after
| tae usual rlattor Of fact way But /
knew n!yse1f %cll >no~.e} to know th,t
could rot los:g hold cat as q wit az,
thai when l f3ilei. il tlla: line | could
not then take up the ctief style CT t,i,-
cus=ion. rs / TOW rccsllit, il YVES a good
deal Of a struggle, hut decide 4 firmly
TO suppress the Wit or the attempts at
wit and so accepted al invitation to
speak III Cincinnati. proceeded to pre-
pare q speech IN the l>lo5t matter IT fact
way imaginable on the leading i:slass
Of tie Gay There was 8 large crowd
OFT to hear i.,a. 'thc. evidently ,xpcctv
so'2cthilg after TIC ;'orwin stamp Il
faot, it had been l.o-a than whispered
about that was tho second 'WagmonG,'
boy Went ahead and Didn't c1a"E &
joke during the whole speech. \ ,:lorc
disappointed audience it has ncy"r bec.,
my fortune to address, never ii;l;. ai.v
reputation as a wit to contend against,
though, after that spcocil.
In His Oll a,c.
Poor Corwin!" remarked the gen
oral, after pause. lie died, lil,a many
another man who hiss made a rcputat:0.t
as q Wit, i'll great distress Of mind. Ito
was really 8 profound 1;lan and one Of
tie best lawyers this country ever pro
dcced, but the colnnon people regal' 'c.f
hi;n e,s j. b;:fii'jon whose bapndrn duty
it was to G1nusC thCi1,
NThcn CGl'Hi1, returned to HE Unitel
States III 1864 from Mexico, where ie
had been serving as minister, ha found
himself a hopeless bankrupt. About
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CASDo, n. D, June 1o-A prairie
fire burned William Stoclshouse's barn,
gran ry, 100 bushels of whe.:o, lot Of
oats, harnesses and other articles. No
Insurance..
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AsHisGToy, June 13.-The pres;-
dent has appointed FL nkl:n g. Hol-
brook postmaster at II nneapols.
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s1oo, GOO in (ebts hul.g suepondcd over
his head. Tl.is oi2oIlncua sum was tho
result OF having signed notes fol' s.lfossa;
friends, who let the;n f02, him to p"s.
Ii his old age lie settled t'owa 10 tiaG
task Of earning sufficient money ut tho
creditors. lie ogerod q law Office i'll
Washington, and his great ability az
Jractcd clients with important litiS;.-
ton, and the fus;13nes2 Of tie timcs was
Lcl lping biz. il a remarkable, way to
pay his debts, whom he WI; syicdcnly
cut down as described above d. General
Garfield. GEo&GE 4. ToEl.E'gf:cs::
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Flor- ne Mills burned.

PIERRE, S. D., June 15.-The Pierre
Flour.ns mills burned during the night.
Iley viii oe rebuilt.
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Burial Customs ai TIE New Ze:t,an.,crs.

Burial Gnssorsls ri tie New Zee,an,crs.
The Now Zealantlers have singular
burial c;2Stoi1l, and one that is essential
ly the s;>,.ie as that Of the Parsccs Of the
orient. Unlike TIE latter, they bJny
thcir dead in tne earth, bat leave then,
there only long enough foE tlio flesh tG
decay. VIXEN nothing is left Iut the
bones, these arc carefully cleaned and
laid away IL natural caves or artificial
tcmbs. The c1,ilno Of grave robbing OF
Of disturbing the bones of the dead after
they have been cle&Ic1 and p1t away il
alvey, punished by Geata il New Yea
land and throughout Polynesia
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-06-16

Il is proposed 20 prevent accidental
poisoning b. shaping tie bottles which
contain the dangerous drugs in the form
e,f q sl.rll
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-04-08
Swimming for Women.
Boston Advertiser.

Boston AQNSflScI
Swimming has become a fashionable
amusement for San Francisco women, end
they are proving themselves to he quite
as expert as their brothers In mastering
the myteries of this accomplishln. mt. Two
mornings each week are set apart at the
Olympic Club for their especial benefit. and
the swimming tank is alive with blue jer
sey suits and caps to match. They are first
put through a rudimentary course Of in
structions and as soon as they gain conf
dence they become reckless and take the
high dive and back SonsrSault with utter
disregard of consequences. and TO the ais
may of the instructor Their Ignorance
of how to manage themselves after they
strike the water does not deter them from
making heroic leaps from the gallery, a
distance of twenty feet While one woman
is being rescued from a watery grave an
other fearless one plunges into the water
and founders there until some one comes
to her assistance. The delights Of diving
have captivated their fancy, and they must
dive at any cost. Those who have been
rsracticing for year. have acquired
thorough knowledge Of both the practical
and theoretical side OF the art, and are
ACCOMPLISHED swimmers taking the cut
away dive the arrow and back someFsault
with grace and ease. They leave Jhsir
dignity at home and enter into the sport
with all the zest that men do: ride on
each others shoulders, and execute all
sorts OF fancy groupings, the most disfi-
c1lf of which is the float" the latest fea-
ture introduced into the class.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-04-08
LATTER-pAY SAINTS.
They Claim that the Church Is Power
for Good-0fficers Reelected.

SALT LAKE, u. T.. April Tin the con-
ference of the Latter-day Saints, this morn
ing. Elder Lyman said that last January he
was called to southern California, and Wis
tied the principal cities of the State in order
TO give the people the privilege of hearing
the gospel. He said the church was doing
as much good now as 1t did in Gle day of
Brigham Young. Elder Brigham Young
says he never Witnessed so much Of the
power of good in the church recently.
The Saints had been forgiven their sins at
the dedication of the Salt Lake Temple
At the afternoon session the authorities
of the church presented the following names
for the votes of the assembly: Wilford
Woodruff; as prophet, seer and revelator
and president of the Church Of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints of all the world;
George O. Cannon. as first counsel of the
first presidency; Joseph F. Smith second
counsel of the, first presidency; Lorenzo
Snow president of the twelve apostles.
The enrolment of teachers and pupils in
Sunday schools showed total of 1SS,657.