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lSTERNArIoNAL BOAT RACE.
Foss bly, One May I:e arranged B.twee1
oxford and II ,ryar,l or Yale

Foss bly, One May I:e arranged Between
oxford and II srsar,, or Yale.
LONDON, April .5.-The president of
the Oxford university boat club WIS in
formed y the A sociated Press of the
report III circulation at Cambridge,
Mass, that there was possibility Of
Oxford challenging the winner of the
Yale Harvard boat race. In reply the
president said that no proposal for a
race had been received from the United
States, and that the challenge must
come from the other side. He would
not say whether Oxford would CT would
not accept such challenge But it is
asserted in other quarters that match
race can be arranged With either Yale
or Harvard if contingent challenge,
on len.1f of Yale or Harvard be sent
Immediately.
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N1NNIPlG April 25.-L e. He'd ,es,
rel ress.:t tive OF r lple ;, r ld4l: & Co.,
has received telegram from r.1ton
n. D., announcing int his bro, ,her-iu-
Law, ~ rule Dieter. II d been sno; dead
at Caysta., n. d. n, p;,rt4yu.ars OF
tie tr"g 7iy htve be IL re, eivel. as ow-
j. 10 tue Gseat N ,rther s;r.k. ii has
been lmpos> >iple to get n-ws direct from
orystL Mrs. Ii 5e5 is Frustrated Ly
the news
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S.hin's Dtfi.ar N.rli rent.

MuNrl RE1, Cal, April .5.-The cor.
oner's iuquis.tion into the cause Of the
wreck OF the steamship Lo, Angeles at
Point Sar Oh Saturday might, resulted
il verdict Oh II 5ins R ger Ryiko5el,
tile ships third officer, with crilnlna]
ne. i ;ence and carelessuess. He was
ken into custody and viii be tried for
nlanslaughter. The bo lies of five Of
the six persons known TO have been lost
have been recovered.
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CHICAGO, April -. -1I,ss Work
man James L. Sovereign OF tie knights
of Labor arrived in Chic. go during the
day to attend the monthly meeting Of
tie executive board Of the order, which
convenes Wednesday for a three day s
session. In speaking Of the industrial
armies he said: They will do one Of
two things, either fail or fight. 1t is
the first time in the history Of the coun-
try that The wo; E.ng PEOPLE have sent a
petition TO congress on foot. The tramp
from Wall street has always been given
a good reception when be has gone to
" ashington with his PETITIONS, but |
do not know about the reception Of the
men who are tramping from the
prairie. OF the West am sure Of one
thing, mat the people OF this country
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ANOTHER WHEAT RE ORD.

Lowest Price For til. May Cereal Ever
IAn.wl III Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 24-May wheat broke
all records ard sold on the oard OF
1r de 1T 81 il. the lowest price ever re-
cor led. 1t was the climax Of the de-
preston that has forced the market
lower and lower during the st three
weeks and the whole lll fraternity Is
squlrmng The ol,se'' grin trader on
tie floor can letneml er nothing like the
I resent movement, and there are some
VINO say v heat will reach % cents a
luslei Or less
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IAYIsG TOWN TOOLS.
Miners Still Continue to Go Out IL II


Miners Still Continue to Go Out IL the
Connell>v lie Region.
CoNNELIsv.L Pa, April 25.-Ihe
1,r. di ton o. the Dor leaders that the
entire region would be out in a day or
two is leins fltiiled. The men at Il
G+,zen works laid down their tools dur
ing the day, while at many other plants
u rt of tie men went out AID Others
Ill follow shortly. They 'lai!n that
the whole region will lie out in day OF
two. No violence has occurre yet, but
Il f, ing of ureasinesi prevails. and
preparations are bein, made to protect
the plants in the event of Il petition OF
the disorder of two weeks ago.
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NJ SlssIllI. u ERROR CANAL,

House Appropr alton I.mm't:ee Will
Consider til, Matter # survey.
AsH1NGroS, April 25.-Wh"n the
house co!nmi. tee on r.ilro ds and INA Is
holds its next meeting the sui ject Of an
api ropriHlion Of $4,000 for the survey
Il route for a an onnect NJ Lake
Snptr or and the Mississippi RIVER will
be brought etore i, ly Represent. tive
k'efer II Minnesota. The roposi ion
Will be fortified y a report of partial
snlvej made un.er direction OF tie
Minnesota geological survey.
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Sod a COpner Nina.

SAN FRANCISCO, april 25-Major J.
L. Ratnbone, ex-consul general to Paris,
has received check for $lOO,Oo for his
copper mine in Mexico. The mine is al
Tepesal, State OF Aqua. Caientes,
Mexico, and was pureh 'sed by L. Gou-
ghenhein & Sons, owners of the great
lver and d smelling works at Mon
te.ey, Mexico, and Pueblo Col.
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His Wife Deran.ad.

ATLANTA, Ga. Airl 24.-United
States Marshal Turner has been active
in arrestiny white caps in Northern
Georgia the past 10 days On return
& home he found his wife aad laby
gone. A searching party found them
in the woods near y, where the woman
had fed for safety On account Of threats
against ler husband. She i, said to be
hopelessly deranged.
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FlTTsDURG, April s. Vivian Grey,
the En- el.sh EtHsl al er correspondent,
who IS beating his way 7 III D .rhy,
England, to Boston, AMI thence tramp
ing to Monterey Mex. and then max
IN, bis way ack to Liverpool, struck
Plt'sl urs during the 4 y. He ame i'll
by way Of Wilmington, where lie
F.! unked en- the li.lside at night. He
VIII remain hele St veral days in then
20 to Circil. natl on loot. from viii Ii
rla' e he hol es to work his way on one
OF the steamers 10 New O le ms. From
New Orle rs to S Antonio, Texs.s and
from there to Monterey.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Christopher Lund. Dane, sui ided
~ hanging at Dexter, Nina. No cause
known.
The marriage of the tzarewitch and
Princess ak of Hesse Will take place
Aug. next.
I L. L @ ,ilnby has purchased 3. A.
Johnsons interest in tue Brownuale
(Mlnn.) Leatlet.
S 'ldi.rs who fought in the Southern
! army IL the civil W.tr are holuIu, re-
Union at Birmingham, Ala.
The house ii i for the protection of
birds and animal, in the Yel.ows zone
Nation l park, has been passed by the
senate.
/ Near NJ ilen Rock, Wis, W. Walls.
in5han, Gus Erickson and others cap
;ured, with the aid OF three dogs, seven
wolves.
At Hayward, Wis, o.. ar Thomson,
Scandlnavlin, was instantly lied at
the North Wisconsin Lumber comp .ny's
mill while fixing machinery.
Charles H. Wescott, supervising in
sspe tor OF seam vessels for the l3uth
district, With headquarters at Detroit,
4 AAteS CCCA 4SIlCStc 10 resign.
S. 'anish doctors have been sent to the
frontier OF Portugal in order to SUPER
intend the tulnig tiun of travellers AMI
their La5ga5e coming from Lis ON.
During the past "a hours there were
IA NV ses and dta; hs from ch ,lera
at l. sbon. The P, rtuguese goyernp eut
has stopped all telesra; ;.Eic mess yvs.
A w has heen prepared comp .lling
tie owners of ali Ri n YES, ,is to
place them at the dis osal OF tine gov
eminent in time of war, if demanded
Secretary Herbert has written ,e; ter
to Rear A ,mirai Benh IN upon his r.
tlrement, conn liln-ntln. him for iiis
pro'ettloa Of Aue-4cln Interests in
Br I'll.
The net gold il the tire. sury at the
close OF business Monday WIS only
sos6.So3 III excess of the 500, 900 900
re~erve The c,.sh b lance was $l29,.
4l,SJ1.
A gigantic natural gas scheme has
beeA organ z ii AT Lafayette, lad. uu-
der the laws OF New Jersey, to SANDY
Indiana and ONO cities. The capi;a N
$1,000, 600
A telegram from the C, nyo states
thai Lleuieuant 10th. ire. at the head of
deia hm-nt OF French troops has G j.
tire Man.iar, between Lake Tangln-
yiha and Mangaen.
Ihe Burlington and Missouri River
n 'lIWay company has let the contr. ct
+ tie srading OF the line from S .eri
dan to Great F:llS, Mon, la5 miles,
and expects TO hive the road in opera
ton by o touer.
Secretary He,5art has given in~tsu :
Tons that the Vessels OF the Sc Il patrol
sh"l; 1a'le on supplies OF .o;.l mined in
the Ste OF Wish nston. tests having
shoWn that it III y lie suitable. e itlsh
ColuHlbla c ri h $ been uSe.i heretofore
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Nj re stu cntn arr,sfrI

New HAVEN, Conn. April 25.-Four
more students We're arrested who at
tended the rrt ! I ze ii lit il til. in
sur nee u..dlns On CAapzl street il,
lis lily last f, tru ~. Oae OF the
lrinc.l Is was Lound over to The SUPER
lor court short time %, toge!ht r
Il s,u len all prominent
voting lilen Al out town. Several young
men, who WEI e arrested Tor attending,
Lave lorleil d Their bonds.
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CIRCULATING ART.
Why Should Pictures Not i;e Passed
Around just Like Books Are?

nNy should iIctErC:, Not Re Passed
Around just Like Books Are?
The other day heard an excellent no.
ton propounled with regard to works of
art. 1t was the establishment Of d cir
culating picture gallery, which should
occupy the same relation with regard tC
paintings as Nude does in respect OF
books. OF course the subscription
would be higher. as the number of sub,
tcribers would be limited. Dut tk,
pictures would be changed every month.
so that Il man need never be bored by
the eternal sameness of the walls.
A story is told of a man who dined op-
posite to a fine work by Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds for SO many years that it at last
had to be moved, for it irritatel him to
such an extent that he threatened to hurl
a decanter OF port wine at it. The new
society would effectslally obviate any
such annoyance. All the works would
be for sale, SO any subscriber taking a
fancy toa lartlcu'ar picture might Oh
tain the price from tie secretary and on
payment thereof could become its pos
SCISSOR.
The advantage OF this system, esp vcial
~ il the present depressed state cf (
fine art market, is obvious, and it would
also be a benefit to the buyers, because
they would discover after the trial of /;
month whether they really lied q pic
ture or not.
The terms of the subscription would
cf course be III proportion to the style OF
pictures supplied. OF course if you ez-
rected to have WORKS by Sir Joshua
Reynolds, George Romney and Sir John
Everett Millais the payment would be
very much more costly than if you only
required series Of prints. But the sub
scriptions should be 50 regulated that i;
would bring the circulating picture gal
lery within the reach Of all.-London
Iraphic
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GOOD LOOKS SAVED HER.
= foun. Woman With Beautiful Hair T1at
IL Peculiar Way of Stealing.

Il Peculiar Way of Stealing.
a young lady employed by Il gold and
silver smith i'll New York has only her
good looks to thank for The fact that she
was allowed to resign without bein;
prosecuted for theft. She hasan extiaor-
dinarily fine head "f hair. which she al
lows to hang loosely over her shoulders
and nearly down to her waist. From
time to time it WAS noticed that the : I'D
used i'll the room in which she worked
did not so rs far as it ought IL making
Sewelry and gem settings. and that tyya
allowing for the filings, which are most
carefully preserved, there WAS a distinct
leakage. Steps We're taken to subject
the employees TO more rigid search,
but 10 discovery Was made until the
young lady with the long hair guar
relied Wlta her roommate over Il love ;f-
fal:. and in " fit of jealousy hcr rival
.ga1sa away the most Interesting story.
The young lady had kept her bar
we'll creased, and til"n while at work
would frequently pass her fingers through
it casually, as though it were IL nlatierof
habit. By the process she accumulated
Il good deal of gold dust in her hair and
sometimes dropped some diamond CHIPS
as well. Every night she combel oct
her locks with the smallest of tooth
combs, carefully collected The peculiarly
puilolnCd treasure troye and sold it with
out any difficulty. She broke down COM
pletely when taxed with the oHense,
made restitution as far as she was able,
and her tears and promises We're SO pro
fuse that she was thea allowed to depart
i'll peace, although her employers some
what inccnsistentiy took measures to
prevent her obtaining further employ
'ment III the business in which She wasnn
expert. t.-New y orll Cor. st. Louis Globe
Dn1oocr:t
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DIs MOI Es, Apri! 25.-The wa
crop Du.ieti. for the Week says: q ..l
rogres5 has been III lie and flrm work
is f IL. st two weeks further advanced
tn 4 a the orrasponliny dates in the
Iasz two seasons. The reage of
ground pl.ugaed for corn is except, n
ally ig :, Uecau ;e of the win:eI-.iilliny
OF clover III an extensive area. Ii the
weati.er is favora le planting operations
viii begin the presen; week.
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A London correspondent says that the
renewed agitation on the subject Of the
navy has led to the disclosure Of another
cabinet secret. 1t is now known that
Gladstone stood absolutely alone among
his ministers in opposing the large in
crease in the naval expenditure. He was
unyielding to the end, and this was one
of his principal reasons for his decision
to resign. decision which lie did rot
communicate to any one Of his official
advisers, and which they first learned
through the Pail Mall Ga; atte's prclna-
ture uublicat3on
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a Ir nc,i View.

PARIS, April s5-Tne Temps com
lares the m..rth Of C,xey band, in the
Unite | States to the upl ising of the
lopulace in the middle ge,. addin ::
" A tie stme time it would b. wrong
to regard this Particular den,nstr ton
as tie advent Of a social revolution,
5 Getty in America lies upon such
hro q foundations and is 50 firmly bas. Il
upon tile national conscience that what
Woall lead to a gener i rev. lu1io4 else
where, IS only ralld s-si,lnish in
A m u Ga y
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THREW OVER YR..A~U- e.
= Lump ot Anbersris Worth $3.50 001
Thrown InfH tile Sc

= Lump o. Anbersris Worth $3.50, 900
Thrown Into the Sc,
VAHcot YER, B. c., April 25-About
Il month ago the crew of the fishing
steamer Capitaine found a lump Of
white looking substance while looking
a cut 100 miles from the coast. The
stuff was kept for some time as a
curiosity. lut finally they threw it over
board after cutting of small piece
On Their return to town tie piece saved
was ez mined by several experts, who
declared it VS. ambergris. AS the
lump weighed close onto l0g pounds its
estimated value is $3.50 Ooo. A party
has now gone up with diver to search
for the missing treasure.
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i..I!.d at Primaries,

ASHLAND, Ky, April IS -Infor,aa-
ton LIS reached here that IN row
s!owing out Of the Republican prim-
aries Of Garter county Albert Vlrkers
sl,ot an' instantly killed John A m
strong at Sins n. 90 miles out on tne
Ashl.nd coal and iron railway. Arm
tlonl was the ;;ggressor and shot first,
lut missed.
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A Printer Shot.

SAN FRANCISCO. April "A. II.
n hor, 4 soil itor for Al go-aut, shot
and mo1taily woun'ed j. Q. Horn, a
printer, in loarding house on Sutter
rect. The trag -dy was the resnit Of
domestic troubles. Major says Horn
Was too familiar with his wife.
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Fata! Quarrel.

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., April 25.-
Archie Mcintyre was found near the
stable of w. D. Spencer. near DeGroat.
this county, with bullet hole through
his heart. 1t is understood Spencer and
Mcintyre had quarrel, when the for
mer use gun. Off sers are IN pursuit
Of Spencer. Spencer was recently ac-
cused OF 10, biny store at Grind Har-
hnr
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" AslISGyoN. April %. The chances
are ti:as IIol John Burke of Rolla will
be III! ois,ed Unite States district at
1urrey i"i N"rth Dakota. Judge
o Brlcn hal not yet teen confirmed,
OWING 10 tie absence OF Senator Roach
AMI no vac ny was created by his
de.th. 50 that the new appointment
,lly not lie made al once.
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White Girls, Marriages w tn Indians.

Of the two New England girls who at
tracted notice few years ago by we'd
ding Indians, one, Nora Belle Fellows.
the former schoolteacher, has found life
unbearable with the Sioux Chaska and
has left her husband. The other, Elaine
Goodale, the poet, found life on an In
dian reservation unbearable and has
come east with her husband. The result
in both cases seems to show the nonsuc-
cess attendant On attempted ai1iliation
Of Indian savagery and white civiliza-
tlon.-Boston Home Journal.
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SoUTn ST. paul. April l. sa4
HOGS q 0 hi-her. Yards clear early to
pa kers, ST. .55.
"A Tie Fir y. Not much offered an! d :
M nd good foI g o1 cattle good steers b.vu mt
$50.
Prime steers, $500 D3.s.5; goo S GERS, s IS
SO; prime COWS. s221 ~; good cows, S n,
@*.s common to fair cows, C ,Sl75; light
veal calves So Q13. 70; heavy calves. 81. ul
BOZ stockers, sl.,0@t..2': feeders. 500 II !;
bulls; = ..:;G52. Q.
EEP-No receipts and no ;r ding
,Muttons, S.Hla4 -; lam IS, 31yat4e
stockcrs AMI feeders. St..5it ).
Receipt F., Cattle. ~ ho :. 20 Calves, ID,
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FRANK HATION s1RICKlN

T:ie Editor cf the Was,,in ston Post Has a
s'r,"n, Att.tk .Apoplexy
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Frank Hat.
ton. o. e OF the proprietors and e,;i., Is
OF tie Washington 1ost, was stricken
with total laratyst, during the after
noon While at Worn at ms disk aid has
i een removed TO the Emergency hos
ri;al. Tie ;ttack Is very serious.
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MADISON, Inl., April :5.-Gartrude
Morse, daughter .f Professor Morse of
H mover has entered suit here for Sl0,-
90 damages for lreach of marriage
con ract against Paul B. Scarf of Bur-
lington, Ia, student at the college.
Scarf is member of the senior class.
stands high socially and is wealthy,
taleuttd and brilliant.
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90 IsRi1L..E, OK. .H a DEl,T.
A liout,n1 Mine Ow,ar Kills One Man
and WoI:na, An .!,"r.

BUTTE, Mon, April e5-Hrn1y Nc
Cl'skry, a mine owner siding two
m les east Of the city. SHOT and in-
stan:ly kllel Frel B ,gley and serio 1sly
wounded John Gagnon. TIE men had
teen drinking and quarrel el over a
dett owel by McC.osAey to G,gnon.
The three Were Oh IA w lyon and We're on
the way to McCloskey's home. The
murd .fer was arrest d. When drink
ing Bailey V as n rrelsona. N, C.oshey
has a Was cen considered a peaceable
III Il AMI good citizen.
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1Ee NwooD, Mich, April 30 Five
hnn.'rtd unemployed workingmen and
many usiness men left for Bessemer to
demand of the county supervisors that
a proposition tor bonding the county in
the sum of So, 600 for luilding roads
anl furnishing work to the unemployed
Le seb Mite to the peo lie.
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Trains Sent Out

ST. PAUL. April 25.-The following
Great Northern trains went out Fri
day: No. Z, Breckenridge division; No.
i, Fergus Falls division; No. 8, Dakota
division. all of which went through all
right. No. 8 arrived over the Brecken-
ridge division anil No. over the Fer
gus Falls division. Both were quite
Ito
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Oh CA o. April "a lS1t
CATTLE-Market slow and unchanged.
Prime and eX Ia nally; steers. s.aa5 ~ u;
II ed UNI 81 20 oihe 5, $40 -; TeA-
an.. $50 Gl3 t.
HOGS Sow, &c lower clos,d bad Rou Ii
heavy. "A. 5 81, IN Nel anl p c.ers, S: .01a!
5. 8: prime aty and butte we. Int g, S ID u
So; ;,sso ted isnt. s5l0 l.
SlIEtP AND LA i i,-Dull, lower, weak
and unsettled. Top sheep, 81 40; top
aulbs. .4.5O l+.sl.
K eipt : ,a5tie, 4,5 0 hogs. T. IN: sle,p
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XacCinnted Tralnns.

ANDERSON, Ind, April .5.-An ordi-
nance w IS p sscd at a special meeting
OF the council requiring all tramps
found in the 'ity limits to be vacci-
mated. About so were corralied and
subjected to tho requirements Tuey
protested against it.
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Boys With Blasting Powder,

: ASHLAND, KY, April 25 Two small
sons OF Hiram Campbell, section fore
man on The Ohio AMI Big sndy ra.l-
road, living Is miles up the line, Sc
cured large quantity Of blasting pow
der rom a tool house and set it if with
match, both being fatally burned.
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ants y Conference.

CHICAGO, April IS Colonel w. P.
Rend sent a commit nication to Pres.
tent NJ B:lCe OF tie United Mine
Nol kers ASSOCIATION suggesting an im-
lledlate conieren,e etween the la: or
tss and operators. Ee said he did NOT
tear disturbances would arise requiring
the interference of mill ry force.
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Minnesota Garden PARTY.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The recent
social meeting of the Minnesota associ-
alton WIS SO successful from social
point Of view that the executive COM
nlittee is planning another meeting for
May in the nature of garden party. It
will probably be held on the spacious
grounds of F. J. Bieudonne on Capitol
hill
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The aeronaut who 1A"de an ascclt il,
Paris and was supposed TO lie lost g.
cared after a thrilling experience. Es
intended to make a shot ascent, but
was caught ly a violent UP current
and carried 50 miles in A. minutes. lie
was dragged along the surface for six
miles in the Champagne district before
he made a landing. Paris Figaro.
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a New .ilroad,

sHEBoYGAN, Wis, April 24.-The
sheboygan and St. Panl railway has
fled articles of incorporation with the
secret :ry of state, with capital of
$3.50. 900. The company will tuild a
road southwest from tIis city to con
meet with the Milwaukee and St. Paul.
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Tonk Cnrbolic ac ii,

CLEVELAND, o., April 25.-Mrs.
Amelia Mue.l r, a widow living IN
Central avenue, te ok al bolic ac.d an,l
tried to murder her aged father a d
mother III led with hammer. Sic
Was dressn k'r AMI the ter of poy-
lty hal been rreying on her mind.
Sac died bus her p"rtnts We're not badly
hurt.
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Chicago Grain aud PRIV sin,1s.

CHIcAi'. April Il ssl
WHEAT-Fir:n. Casa, ) a; May. SO C;
July, U3sG6u j.; Sc. temDe". Il as.
CDI.N-lii ,hcr Cash. 313s u, s34 :;
July, 9;ac; >e,,tember. 401s'.
OAT> steady. Casa, Sc: Nay. Sc, July.
2 1s SEPTEMBER c.
fOnk Fir ay, SEQ: '!u'y, zig. S.
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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-04-28
E:'oAstKAHiN Is DAD,
tie Gels brate.i N..>-i ngton Claim
Goes the WAY of All l.xil.

Goes TIL. Way of All Hash.
W. WAsH.SGToS, April 25.-Wi Lam
hlcGarranan. the lebrated l..imant to
the New In ria Hire, died ut Provi-
dence ho pl. al at l:i5 Il. III. He had
Teen familiar figure at the Capitol lor
years and Was we'll known to a Ill ,ior-
lty Of senators and menli els. a H.. jority
OF wnom We're i eli~yers in the ju llce OF
is claim. A bill to :rlllit a trial of
his case in the court Of cl inns was
passed ~ congress, lut was vetoed y
President H. .rrlson. Sever / other Uills
had been lasei by ole house or the
other, and scor: Of com nil. .e.s had
repor G iay,1a ly on his claim.