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AN OBSTINATE WOMAN.
si.s Went L. jail isaf,,.r T,,., f.;,a ~

SIZE Went q ,'s.s Rather Than Give g,, !.
Useless ls:sn.,aoe.>.
HRS. Bridget Sullivan, who was com
mitted to the Ludlow street jail By Sur
regate Ransom Co! refusing to rive CT, Il
banhboo!s which belongs TO the estate OF
Miciaei Adams, woi,il not ses reporters.
''Iust tell iisaIti tllat this little matter
Reetin t.wosry them, she told the keeper.
I'm all right"
She seems to be very clipper" sail
the keeper. She brought q bundle of
thingss with har fso.i hei. home and
s.aa'l;'s most OF her tine reat,in.. /"
There is neither reason nor philosophy
n this matter, nothing bat shear stub
hornness. GssYs. asi,li.san won t give ID
tke handbook, because Size s;issss that
adams owed her soi.,s 'n6ssss,y. Isss las..
Tsas told les that tie handbook wopll
not help ker aud advised her to give it
up, the snrrogato advised her to give il
up. and the counsel fer the estate begged
her to give it up. kut-zsi,a4 Nsili-@nes@@
giva--it Ill It4elFSs sic Dies iar-it. Be
fefe she Went to jill Mrs s;,iilieasi sac;
Wei; I'll sttity ti5sre iii winter if tle,.
want ne 10. Then won't have TO cock
any meals or bother sleat hoEseworl,.''
Her husband called to see her, hut did
not seem to he a1izioGs lat She should
como osit.-Nnyy York Times.
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4 WoNDERFuL GERM DESTROYER.
Recent Investigations Which, Have Opened
e NJ. 80,

--- $1,000
Recent investigations Which Have Opened
.ssiH I. H'l'i N hhes'1cine'
q ;,oHt ~ yestts asso ihea1cai sclens
ElfE ae Fsi}ces' me fiiso'y lisat, III us nor
nal coLdttSlcn, bsood .eoes:1' 1a an ele-
meL1t that instantly Killed May forms
OF bacteria. In this healthy state plood
+ sias been INJECTED into tie veins OF dis
-eased persons Tor this purpose and has
begun the WORK OF obstruction. Inc re-
salts had not been satisfactory, as TIE
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ristR-<, Owners c.ettf.,a3g,:se

Tire ofFr,eIsscf works 81 :ys.t rot only
ia Esasssl;;aHl, !.iIt ll.ro3s&haat Europe,
complain Ct tie i2li7tstiooof tIieifjaGeas-
ing taeiaafatls fer The sssauc ill}e:r treas
urss Ter international, n;stional ard 10
ssi exhibitions, says q Rev Eolk SIN
Ilu2lacnt. The pictures jnst re
.turRcd tro,5 Chicago ar wanted imEle-
t}istaly Ion Vienna and then for AIT
Wts.i,. English owners are openly. Is k
inss ii refusing. 70 refuse % lend soelrs
cSsGrlisa, haEei- and night prove
damaging, 70 the Ie7sr.5:t}0sE, let siasalY
OF individual artists, bnt Ct tic British
school. Tn the ether hand, II the osTt-
Sess lend Whenever they arc asked they
is;sVGf s.avo. possession ct heir ay-a pic
ty.rys. The Royal academy VII! Ifof3-
a.,!syr soon consider TIC dilemma.
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j One Of ost II <. S ::lss,Sse Gases on
isseosi i.lss. Sa,s. York II ps j. tai.
OF ali iIle eases 81 IatiseSibss st,fs e;.,,s ],
from broken neck that have recently
been recorded iii t,,iiis vicinity the most
rasaas,.sai ale oubtedly is one nov I'M
Ger ttsattsasIst byy tie surgeons CT the
Geuyerne eur hospital.
ssveral Instances Of aislocation at tha
bones Of the spiaal column have come II
Light within the last few months. This
!. Is q case Of genuine fracture Qftle bones
ct the neck at the base Of. the skull, an
injury that has heretofore been s. iIsIsIl
regarded as mortal and in which tie re-
suits have always borne cl.ts.tha sur-
geon's. diagnosis. But III i,,siis instance
not OILY il The patientaliya, but there is
every Indication that lie. VII, AIltas
plroper care, recover his physical and
mental faculties and get eiss;re19y we'll,
Little Isaac Goersteiil, 8 years old. Of
i Allen street is the patient. I, j. was re-
turning from school on WaJ,.isslisy al t.
ernoon about = O'clock, ana at tie cor
Ter Of Henry ana Pike strsefs wa
knocked down and injured 81 II passing
truck. An ambulance was summoned,
and the surgeons diagnosed tbs case al
cerebral he,norrhage. was removed
to the hospital, and more thorough in
vsstigga ton was made BY House Surgeon
Jamal.
Dr.. s1anaal discovered that the neck
was broken Just below tie base Of tie
skull; Which was slightly fracf-trsa, and
that the lobe CT the right e.r was split.
Lac and two assistants began work o.,
the boy, who was then unconscious ard
mace q plastic coat which covered tic
body from the waist to The top Of the
head, leaving only the face visible.
Ihe plaster cast makes It iilaposs:t BE.
for the bcyto move The upper p;lIt Of lis
body 1T allsafla the respiration i; lsbpratl
it'.l uneven. When asked in reference
to The case. Ii,,t7sss Surgeon Jalnal said
when I discovered the neck was I,,,,.,-
Es. vapectea tie boy e d;e, Is d
Course Persons with broken uecks are
hetis Tie habit af living any great ia.,s..4,J
IS tiiii6 stftei tli6 accident. DEATH Is Is
usually instantaneous, and especially so
wish children.
1T is tie most remarkable cas5 That
ever came sude1 ny o|,s>,vs. tsio.s. aaa
have searched mslieal works ;ltlsi cannot
ind lis parallel. Tie boy is s,ra.Ilt,,
fsal,sosiiit;s a..d tha seisAaet are t5s lil.
he will survive. shall i.rias lie case 10
the aticntioaiof tho medical world ana
il, wife flpatf,7s,E ,a-.s, r,., ~
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:. The Vow Chicago Ee.isien

5Ege leara from Chicago that the new
Chicago religion IS nearly ready for the
masiset. One of the doctors engaged
IN pounding it says it is made Of
Ito choice clements Of Iosaisln, Chris
tianity, Bud1Eisii1. ethical culturism,
Mohamneilanism, Eea5risnl. Confl'-
cianisnl and other beliefs, both ancient
ana modern. Assurance of its sC1iaity
Is given By its compounders, among
}:shc.a are q Universalist, a Populite.
two liberal rablis, Unitarian, Him
doc aud on agnoatic. The extracts have
been made with care, so that it shall be
slitaffefo every mind in all parts of
the world. It has not yet been mar
Eete6, On account OF the difficulty OF
getting a good name for it. descrip-
tiFa name that shall convey. some idea
of its elementary principles, and that
shall he attractive to mankind. Why
rot end the trouble and struggle at once
ard give the new religion a boom by
calling It Chieasoisn New York Sun.
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An Archbishop On Suicides.

The archbishop of Canterbury. at y
church convocatlon the other day. en-
tered Il strong protest against the gro-s-
ing tendency to what Is called cod
ding suicides.
lie protested against the conventional
verdict of temporary insanity in order
to grant a Christian burial. In spite ct
the repugnance to speak i'll OF the dead.
suicide is becoming too prevalent. AMI
a healthier public sentiment against il
should be encouraged. He urged that
newspaper headings, instead OF being
Romantic, = Pathetic, = Interest
ing. " should be Revolving Self MUIR
der. London Exchange.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22

A series of unpublished letters Of the
first Napoleon appeared in Paris week
before last. In one characteristic epis.
tie the autocrat tells the minister of po-
lice to arrest Mr.. Kuhn, the American
consul at Genoa, us wearer of the cross
OF Malta given by an agent Of the Britt
ish government. The emperor adds:
This individual, having received a
foreign decoration, is no longer an Amer
lean. ! am sorry, moreover, that you
communicated with the United States
embassy. My police must not recognize
embassies. am master chez moi, and
when ! suspect a man cause him to be
arrested. would even cause the en-
bassador of Austria to be arrested if he
plotted against the state,
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Wants a Convict wife.

Warden Weyler recently received at
the penitentiary letter in which til,
writer asked IF there is young girl
in your prison the age Of 16 or II, IL
or 90 years who can be taken out ny
marrying. The writer asked an an
swer and signed the name of John Mob
Icy, adding the names Of his father and
mother and the information that he was
born in Wilson, N. G. No address wa;
given to Whi:h an answer to the letter
might be sent. Baltimore Sun.
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Died While tho Doctors oaarre,ca.


Here is the latest cpisolo of Partisan
life. The cold weather OF late has been
rather severe on the sinlian population
of the gay capital, and it was kcenly
felt by Maurice, the rans-outang Of
the Jardian Discrimination. When
Maurice fell i'll, it was decided by the
managers of the Jaldin that inasinuch
as Maurice possessed far more ressn-
blance to man than to an animal, a
regular doctor should be summoned,
and accordingly the services Of Il physi-
clan We're invoked. On bis arrival how
ever. the doctor declared that, as tho
patient occupied an intermediary place
between the quadrumanes and the hu-
names, its treatment should deyolye
upon veterinary surgeon, who, how
ever, hesitated to assume the re-
sponsibility on the ground that Muu-
rice was more human than beast.
While the discussion was in progress
between the two medicos the monkey
died. Boston Herald.
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~
The partial failure Of the experiments
thus far made in the culture of Cau-
casian tea is attributed to a want Of ex-
pert knowledge in the planting. As it
is confidently believed that the climatic
conditions and the nature of the soil in
certain regions of the Caucasus are en-
tirely favorable to tea culture, new and
more practical experiments are about to
be made. A large consignment Of young
plants. with the soil still attached to tho.
roots and carefully packed in wooden
cases, has just been landed at Batoum,
direct from Hankow. This shipment is
accompanied by 10 Chinese planters and
an Englishman who has had long ex-
perience on China plantations. London
News
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Sas..:snte installation.

iAeS q tie aaoat coisil1iate electric
\ isi&sttisl IA exitssssoe has been
,,sisssll ca fora coiEisry III 'Isslaarissfire,
s:s1a5i;snl. The .s!:ts:lt IS divided into
s.3se l:5rts IN the lrsstt the isssno will
7fla 40 il tie coiliesy ITSELF, to be
ssl@afed hlatsa throughout tile pit ant,
;si5ss,,e ss,outisl. Another last lation is.
ea,'sts.l 70 t!,s lighting d S
;shs;a ards rom
tbs colilery, there being three lights il
at;ssl ce,tsssssss, or a totalof l03 lamps in
#ss..i. the third Installation consists Of ii,
sssi ai'leta lssS;tric ptlsnpinsss plant capable
delivering gallons OF water per
iss,tte from tie adjacent river to tie
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22
STRONG ARMED REDu CONVERTED.

X
Fearing the aEusic In the Mission, He
Abandoned a alurdsrous Errand.
The Florence mission is just now Ill
tie possession Of an interesting and
promising convert who viii likely trou-
bic the minds OF these philanthropists
Yho make the reclamation of criminals
Sl3eir especial hobby. twas Just after9
O'clock on FRIDAY night, and the large
alasetine room. Of the mission house was
sfil1ea With a crowd Of worshfpers, when
th8loor slowly opened and there entered
q heavily built, sloaeli,lg individual
whose square jaw aualoy q ng forehead
somehow suggested a ss.iltl p;::.sss.
The organ was Playing 9 here Is Nj y
Soy Toni bt z? and as the stra.l ger, afser
q moments pause, walled up the center
aisle tothe platform alleges We're turned
toward him. lie loolssd steadily for q
ilsonaeE 1t i. Hyatt, the exhortei., who
had eharSe CT the service, and then
sllaa1od aieynd and silently confen-
plated the auttlence. he chorus or
there Vas an uabrokan silence as tao
MANS hand 1'opea toward bis hip pecket.#
s8llerl ia . casual way he drew out q big,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22
Great Herds of Reindeer.

]. B. Tyrrell, geologist, and j. w.
TyrreH. Dominion government land
surveyor, have just returned to Toronto
from q visit to the far north. They
went as far as Chesterfield inlet, on the
west side Of Hudson bay, travelling $50
miles OF entirely new country which a
white man had never before crossed.
Reindeer Were found IN enormous herds.
one of which contained several thousand
and covered q stretch Of country oyer
three miles across. The men suffered
great hardships on their return trip, hay-
ing to walk the greater part of the way,
owing to the lakes and rivers being
frozen.
532s5 S55a
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Stirred Up Nv the Onean = cent

a good deal Of attention has been at
traeted to a reported utterance by the
queen regent Of Spain, to the effect that
the friendship which she must culti-
vate was thai OF France. These words
have been reprinted by the official organ
IN Madrid Of the government. with the
result that the German aud Austrian
pre- $ have been much exercised over the
lnssterx Madrid Letter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22
The ovorworked Lords.

At yesterday 8 meeting of the house
OF lords there were seven peers present,
of whom one, Lord Kensington. occu-
pied the woolsack. In the upper house
three peers make quorum. The only
business was the first reading Of tho To-
cal government bill. II formality that
occupied barely half a minute. Lord
Ripon then briefly announced that the
house would meet again on Friday, and
that he would thcn be prepared to name
e day for the second reading. st. James
(faZatfa
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TIE EEF0RMER'5 Roo;<Y ROAD.
A:Ee.apsranss As;s.tox IN aas.g..s 1z.,s !.

AIe'apsrancs A.iiatcr N .aus.r;:s Has to
Right t,.e Liquor s:en and Goycrpor.
AGcflsan Temperance ;ss:tato:;s ou!l
not enjoy Themselves i'll Austria. A No
tive OF Il smail village after q long cat
alentla trance a year ago declared that
he had been to heaven and had been
coinnliss Toned by the Almighty 10 re-
turn and teach the ps;.sants tho wicked
ness OF drinking spirits. Soon. tie en-
tire village t;1oi1 All oath of total ;aEsti {
hence. The district goye:nsY,Soninl;;
ted the man to the lii;.dhouse, where
The doctors Ecpt him for six iNoass l,ss ana
then declared him sane. fiet 9essissed
his agitation, and III Short time seven
villages hfsl taken vows OF abstinence.
The result YVES that d nun her Of liz
nor dealers to whoa the government
had granted licenses refused to keep
their contracts. Tie district Judge
gave orders that tho dangerous .agitatol
be arrested il caught preaching alosti-
.Hcnce. the man has hot lett HIS house
for weeks. Daptltafions come to Linn
from far and wide to hear lis words
and to repeat them when they return
lioiae. This authorities arc consoling
t',e dealers by declaring that tho peas.
ats must soon drink a &, ain Vionna
Letter.
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Eayaria's En..;l:tinn ,Ti.so.,nrn,,

In the lower house of the diet at ffu-
Itch prii,ce Lee"elssein resl ]. Geclara-
ton dwelling, upon tie Immense burdens
IMPOSED by the military ati;Is; lsist.4. ion,
Which undoubtedly brought praiatIiee TO
the national prosperity. The present sill
uatioa, he sad, WA aInos5 uncomfortable,
and the existing system WAS all the sad
der as no guarantee could Eo given
against farther larger demands upon tie
people IL view OF t.la Keen campetision
between European nations ia making
war prepare. ions. The prince advocated
On international court cF arbitration as
tle sole means of salya5soa FROM t:5e
present situation. Dr. i5sssll, however,
coatended that tile best security foa. In
ropean peace Was the maintenance OF the
preparedness OF the army and the true
observance Of faithful alliances. Sion
don Standard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22

A fresh propaganda CT Buddhism il
being undertaken il Paris, says acorre-
slaoaaant. II is asserted that SO, Geo Pa.
risians low profess the aneieHt religion.
Many we'll known women describe / Iofa-
selves as eclectic Eudldhists. 4 little
volume gives q summary OF tie doe
tfines af the new creed. lthas inst 91eea
printed, and large numbers have haen-
bought by wealthy neophsgtt:as8 and W'iii
be distributed reSt week among SAT-
classes. Tie converts are net Is rectetl
70 desert tha churches Of Which they
are lsefheis. Tie COPIES Of the book.
have been bound III black morocco, giffa..
Ell 10 resemble prayer books
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-22

There ere few ladies' when an hai1
apparent cssn marry At present.. the
heirs Il, tho thrones Of Austria, Isussjs
ard Italy, Hat to speak Of tie heir to
the tlirezae Ct i3slgiis,i, ii}e OF sssers,
via, and the crown prince q IIoatcae:
gro, rcall ct a MANI sa<gsea3la sa4se, l57.s
have not yet na:sst!a tliei eiloieea.5 NSiitSa5
eut q c;aii,a;ss creed on part 3 & i
princess the tiaesceoG the Iselssiis::i crown
#itril3ca, es;titla he iloif il
iiiaiifed to Princess lI;;..i5e and
ono Of tie daughters oif he 81
Asafsteasessio sstss iis,fy tie ssostlsss Ss''f
Wan King slesstntler has a3,iis the MS
sian and lslu.s.tesle.sIsa zat9Sses Is
choose from. Cal IS Gil.
piincsssss. Torn s,ie
new lI;sl 10 & 6
ilssse telafssgs TO he 4
k5:sssss OF Issavas.iss. sl3fee To 81,
three toxic ssssssl4itl & Il =
tho 1855
IL tale he'fse IT tlsA h{.i7sy
eff srleilss aaid one sne 81 ss3ssts
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the Et'ialIols. san francisco {
n;sut.
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& III . sic nsnne va lie n,ent-
"a ssuss;al. C :licer.
hoe eely Of = II ost remark
sEls555 cter is re ported from ilna.
\ EStssl islalzWitz, a customs officer of
+ highly respectable connection, became
Convinced that ii,a wife was In league
Z sa5asA 4 neighbor to aid tho latter in a
aWs5.sst svi1isH was pending against hina.
fhare was apparently no qualification
5 for the charge. The lawsuit was tried
in the local courts last week, and izJaiz-
wiz lost tho case. He addressed the
Stsilge in an excited manor, and after
making q rambling statement inpiicat-
ing his wife in an intri5u against him
be left tie tie courtroom.
Later Il tie day, however, he pro-
Esessea regret to his wife for his baseless
insinJiaeious and hasty temper, and
asked his. nafss5sIl1ssr and lis wife to dine
with him Oh faniIld Thinning it bet
Ter that Il Cancellation should take place,
sE1a naighbor accepted, and q social
evening was arranged fer. At dinner
there were present klalSwit2, his wife,
bis two daughters, aged 19and II years
respectively: a young son. aged II; his
wife s mother and his neighbor and his
wife.
Che dinner passed off very pleasantly
until the third course, when Klakwitz
rose and ordering some more chap
payne TO be opened said that he wishaa,
altpresent to drink a toast to a special!
& dish he had prepared as a surprise for
this. agreeable occasion He then left
the room, and within two minutes re-
turned bearing in his arms large dish
covered with a dinner. cover, and pEc-
nig it quickly on the table lie lifted his
8fstss on high and shouted, TO our
next Meeting
He had scarcely spoken these words
when aaynamite bomb. which had been
hidden under the cover, exploded, and
instantly killed every che in tue room
with the exception OF the servant girl
md the youngest daughter--the latter
living however, only long enough to
tell exactly what happened. The serv-
ant died within two hours.
The unfortunate people who were the
victims Of this insane froIic were SIM
ply blown TO pieces, and The walls of
tlle room in which, they were sitting
wera partly blown out, The explosion
was heard FOR half a mile.-St. Peters
burg Cor, London Telegraph.
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Prescott Peculiaritfes

Things are being run with rather
high hand in not the best localities ii
Prescott. The kicking in OF doors anil
the seizing against their wishes AMI
dragging around Of women by me-,
loaded down with six shooters is bound
toresult in bloodshed. Prescott "a. IT,
Courier
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a Vaccination Cage.

One of the Worcester wire goods manu-
featuring concerns has perfected aud
placed on the market q wire cage for the
protection Of . vaccination blister. The
cage is held in position by an upper and
lower elastic. Now that vaccination is
the order Of the day the new protector
will doubtless prove popular w orces-
tar Gazatre.
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!. To Adopt the American SYste,n.

a London colrespo naant says the gov
ss.I1liilelit viii probably grant a strong
petition recently presented for the i y
8pointlnent ofa commission to consider
the a. sotioli Of the American patent syss
FEM IN lnsiand, The chief poi.lt at is
sls Ell q system of Isl
I Kains nations iatS tie novelty Of iilvan-
sionsSsnouid be introduced. Legal anu
scieils olas are and pretty
csenl Il dis. tieia u. the 81.
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sss.a.s o.,bpy \. q ;ss..rette Friends.

determined effort IS slseifl made BY
;ss.'ssol s'sine the ross 10 stamp
81 cis;arssssse habit Ill the pubic
schools. I:e vice has obtained 4 nIillerl
ssrii, hire on rom = To rs years Old
ssssssl any oS..eI Gil III the easliis, ].
sliisE IL rsslai assisre seem IN the ii,
saF,ss q .lc1t;ss Of cfianisi;sis III rssilesi.
t'al's sid Of deaths fs.2i,a 1T tle
itSiss 1ha .,.s..sette heart. - II ~
50 % Ilib aue.
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Make tho Punishment Fit the crime.

A Swabian living at Rottwcil. in Ger.
fllany, has Just committed an offense
against the law Tho crime with which
the man has been charged is conveyed in
the title appearing in the German law
looks as Hausirge bebetriebsans.
6ahnnngsah. a':s.satoskTdtesg lArticle /
Ct tt Law Of May -, ioyO) Londo..
LeWs.
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LNE.iAn Etrpnts

Ihe chief engineer OF the London Gas
company has found That il some streets,
the pavement Of wood blocks laid on
concrete now forms a kind Of arch capl-
bic of supporting traffic, while in many
places the earth has settled away tosuch
an extent that a man can crawl under
the pavement. This is made Il serious
matter by the fact that the space be-
tween the soil and the concrete proves to
be filled BY a mixture Of gas from leaky
mains and air-a mixture very liable to
reach explosive proportionsand to be ac-
cidentaliy iSnited, when the street might
be blown into the air. London Globe.