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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-10

The Populists have as little lik-
ing for Gov. Nelson's speech as
the Democrats had for |. b:
Stables letter. Truth is some.
times disagreeable. .:..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-10
FRIDAY, AUG. 10. 1894.
Republican District Convention.
st. Cloud Minnesota. May 10Th, lS9

st. Cloud, Minnesota, May zoIh' Ao04'
Republican District Convention for the 9th
CONGRESSIONAL District of Minnesota, will be held
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, 1894, at 10 O'Clock a: M 10
the city Of Brainerd, for the purpose OF placing
in nomination Republican canO1Oate LOT COn-
rress for said district. -
The various counties are entltled 10 the lof-
lowing number Of delegates:
Airkin - Morrison ...... IL
AnOka ''''''''''''''' 70
Roltrami St. Louis. .............. 50
Ronton ~ 5 Sherburne...............
Carlton 8 Stearns. .................. IL
uoaa " 4 Todd ................ IA
Cook - 2 Wadena ............... 3
Crow ng ~ Nrleht ~
Hubbard ................ , ooE
Itaska .................... lo0oA'.''' ~oo
Mile Laos ............
Please notify Chairman OF Republican county
Con- mittee. A. n. Dare. Sec'y.
c. s. BENSON.
Chairman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-10
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
KNUTE NELSON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
DAVID NJ. CLOUGH.
For Secretary of State,
ALBERT BERG.
For Auditor.
ROBERT G.. DUNN.
For Treasurer,
AUGUST F. KOERNER.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
DARIUS F. REESE.
For Attorney General,
wv. H. CHILDS.
For Chief Justice Of Supreme Court.
&. M. START.
For Associate Justice of Supreme Court,
L. W. Collins.
For Congressmau-Sixth District.
CHARLES A. TOWNE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-20
Vow YorE slock E.chanre.

NEW York, Aug. 2O.-S,ocI market
opened Irregular, declines being To.
rded In some railroad shares. On
the other hand sugar showed apprecla-
tiUu In the early trading Of per cent,
opening with a sale OF 1000 SHARES ut
me ~ further advance was made
TO li.s. fhe strength VI sugar gave
decided tone o. the IN Irket aud an al.
vance OF 90 Z WAS generally made,
The mA,kes moved upward under
the leadership Of sugar preferred, which
made GATH Of u. soon, howoveLs sugar
sold down J per uurt and general tu.
action occurred Of "a At the last
hour before noon speculation was IT.
REGULAR Sugar tluOtugtei between
llsi andll2 Preferred h higher.
a decline has been recorded Of iu
Northern Pacific anu an adyanr' OF
ID In Oregon Snort Line, Rud 80 Ia
TuObeT
The market continued strong. Sugar
rose 7 To ll4s, with tlnAl reaction 20
4. Preferred advanced /,
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WAsuSGroN, Aus. 2O.-L,ss than
nny members were present when the
House met ut ~ O'Clock today The
members were crowiius the area IN
front u the Speakers dsas vita re-
quests Tor unanimous consent Tor the
passage Of hlilf.
5syfus, chairman Of the appropriation
committee, secured un nim0us consent
Tor the confederation " IA bill rpproptl'
atsng 81, 900 Tor an additional force for
tho collection Of internal revenue ani
s.. 900 TOT carrying int effect the arbi'
nations between the Unitoi States AMI
Neut1Icla. 10 was passud without
objection.
MoCteary, chairman Of the commit.
tee on foreign affair, askni unnnl.
mous consent for consideration 20 a
Joint resolution con sratuiatlpg tho
Hawaiian republic ON The perfect
resumption OF the powers AuI abilities
VI scli.govotnmunt.
Owing 10 the absence Of Blutslic,
BaynO objected.
Bland then demanded tho regular
order
Atl2.ij ,he House adjourned.
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REDS IN CHICAGO.
A Gigantic Conspiracy Said 10 Haze
Ben Discovered.
IycnralyArlSG EVIDENCE FOUND.
Revealing Plans for the Destruction VI
Properly and on Auarchstlc
Uprising.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2j.--rho startling
discovery ot the contents Ia tho co'-
icrs that wcro up.ufuod yesterday by
he police has led these officials to re-.
double their efforts. They believe that
more incriminAing evidence OF a
gigantic inceudiAry conspiracy viii DO
found aui also further proof Of tho
pfomeliiAtei uprising which was
winter. TINS contents OF other irticfs
found ia the smaller VI the c0liefs
have been trans atcd aud though nOih.
Ing more OF sensational nature has
been revealed the documents cJrrobJg.
atei the statements MAIDS In previous
dispatches and has stimulated tie
officials TO sti!l deeper ilqutry into this
matter.
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ARMY CHANGES.
Twenty Additional Recruits for The
Sixteenth Infantry.

a special dilplich from Washington,
DC, says that First Lieutenant a. a.
Auguh Twou,y.ioufth infantry, is
attached to company II Of TINT req.
mcut, and will join It Tor duly. Poi.
yaics Rudolph Braun AMI James Poy.
nlng, band VI fIih artillery, nre irani.
icrrpd TO band oi Second cavalry AND
viii bc sent to Fort Wiuga.u. o o.
hundred nnd fifteen rucuiU af, o..
J.rtd forwarded ifJu Columbus bar.
fncgs 81 tlu department. 90 tnu Colo.
RADIO. rwu~ty-hyu fIr Assignment 20
Seventh infantry, thirty 60 luat1 ls.
Isptfy, forty TO Eleventh infantry sui
twenty o. Sixteenth infantry, 30 iu
Distributed DluAbly moug tue cUmpa.
nios Ol thvfo regiments.
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COURT MARTIAL PROCEEDINGS.
hearing ia the Case " CaptEius Luud
and Grow,

The court martial proceedings In the
case OF Captains Lund and Grow,
charged with disobedisnee Of orders
anu dlsrgspset to superior officers, was
held behind closed douis IA the In-
dustrial Home building t1iay, begin
ming Of loan. and extending into the
middle Of the afternoon.
Tho hearing took place before
before Colonies Fowler, Adams ami
Stevens, AFOREMENTIONED Clayton,
Captains Gibbs, Gilbert Cannon ana
colonel Cash acting rs Judge Advo.
cate.
Each OF tue accused was rep
resented by counsel, anu when
AN adjournment was taken each was In
extreme sls eusu and profound liquor.
auce o. 10 the result. The court did
not hx the time Of rendering It, de-
clsion. When tue findings are reported
II will most hkriy no IN secret. So
said AdiutanI General OItiugeT this
afternoon,
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A Brilliant Display.

There was magnificent display Of
beautiful aud brilliant o1lors extending
over tbs city last lght about II O'Clock
aud chose who had the good fortune 70
witness II will remember It Tor a long
time 90 come. streams Of highly
tinted rays tirst began to appear ia tnu
northwest At hut they remained but
short distance above the horizon,
rben there was sudden activity aud
streaEs OF light shot across the SKY 10
9outheast, extending over the Wasalch
range ami making an illumination mat
would almost warrant tho ot4ul Ihat
there was an Immense coullagiaU1t IN
the direction OF Park ClIy. The dis
play lasted about twenty nlruies'
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Personal and Notes.

Clerk il0toi1u, of the boar a ciu.
Gallon, came back isst evening F.u "a
Two wgtdl' vacation Hpcnt il Deayclt
Manitou aud other Colorado p0ius.
Pfoi ID, u. Allen has returned iiom
the Elsl, wuvrr be- has been tl.iug au
Huvhncu toIrp iu mnlhtmaiigs, 1t
Cornell ullystsiiy. 10 b. l.Ubinx
well, All s.si TO Du NJ home again.
Tue county toachcfs' examination
viii b. held a. tho University building
Monday ami Tuesday, August g5tn
and 2slh.
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AMUSEaENTS.

JONI DREW Rnd his company AZ
rived hom California, where they
have played phenomenal engage
ment, this morning. Mr. Drew ami
ar. Duffy, the manager arc nj the
Knuisiord. Maudle Adams IL at the
Templelon, ami Ia bllIhe aud happy to
DO In the place OF her birth once more.
Mrs. Adams, Der mother, ID with her
relatives here, Butterflies will be tho
bill tonight aud tho Masked Bail to.
morrow night. Nit, Duw's INST ap.
peatRnoe "a star IN this city viii DO
initiated by n handsome audience this
eyouiug,
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Counirriel,cr. Arrested.

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-CenttAl station
detectives lest night arroalod four men
charged win uountnfieiting United
States silver coins. Thor houses were
sosfcnuI aud load VI tools, metal aud
unfinished olin was taken 10 tue de-.
lvCtiyo headquarters. Police officers
say the gaug about which they have
collected evidence has been operating
extensively Ia this district and that the
locality has been stocked with spurious
dollar. Iho mun under arrest are;
y. stnnkweisce, Caspar Stacker, john
kilOzssi aud Joseph RJusenbitcu
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MEXICO CRY, Mex, Aug. Gothic
government expedition ui scientists
now on the summit VI PopOcaJa belt Is
making good progress In tho surveys
ami btulies OF the volcano. Tho att.
luds IL 1850 spanish feet above the
level OF tue sea Rud the circumference
Of toe crater Is Ii, 900 feet,
Elaborate STUDY Is being made OF the
rnoking vents Of the volcano aud tho
gcnefal deposits IN the crater % well as
tue geological formation OF the noun
'Hiu and the botanical specimens en'
'UunIurei IN IT, lofty sl0pes.
DOpg!u stewart TstuTutd last mig t
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The sugat bill was called up lb.sse--'3u,
he would oiler au amonimoui fa.tna 10
INK the wool scheuuie OF l'.l Bile
placing wool, coal aui Iron ON iAc 'fge
iist were ordered placed on Che ca.eu.
Jar
The senate bill to push the claim "
the United States against the estate OF
Leland stanford was pasael.
The Senate went iuto executive eri.
sion, tut owing 20 the lack VI quorum
II adjourned until Wednerday.
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TmE coNEY moNEnENT.

rho Army Adopts - Coustltation. ny.
Laws ana a Uniform
MAsiLLOS, OHIO, Aug. 2O.-J, y.
Coxey announces that the proposed
labor day CommOnweAl denomination
In Washington has been abandoned
and the next attsok on capital will be
made Ia December when Congress re-
assemblies. The prison stripe Uniform
has been adopted Tor tho army, aud
Browne Ia now wearing II. Referen.
dunn IL added 10 the basic principles
Of the movement aud the whole enter.
prize 10 recognized with a constitution
md by.lhWs.
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a ma srHIKE
over Eleven lhsu,and sisn quit
Worn.

NEW BEDFORD, MaD., Aug. co.
Tuu stcat textile strike which bids iaiT
to prove ttu biggust Of tho kiud pa the
his.lfy u Now England " on. Every
mill % tlu city IL silent and tlU uifsus4
are hlird with IDLE operatives. IL IL
estimated that over II 900 prr'Jus have
stopped wors. The mill tli'lls AID
Secretary Rose, of tho Spinuvu'
union, viii hold a conference today
ami u is n0rei that an undertaking
Will bu reached. Secretary llss says
that the members u the union expect
that the strike will be- Of ak mouths'
duration.
At the north end Of the city cOu,id.
cradle excitement was caused when IL
was discovered that dozen operatives
had gone 10 work Ia the Bristol mill.
A thousand people attacked the opera
tivcs NJ they came out. One boy was
badly cut about the face.
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internal Machine and Liisrnturo.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-lnspsctor Con.
way has received q olest'ull Of peculiar
machines used by Horlilz, Schaiii,
Nelson and other couspiratoTs In tue
destruction OF property ~ thls city;
also smaller cheai containing auarch.
let literature anu pictures, conspicuous
among which Il a copy OF n painting
Ia the Oscar Neebe's saloon on the pat.
don OF the HAymarket anarchists by
tbs governor Of Illinois.
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Lr0IsLAIiyE rATTrR4
Congress eau Adiaurn NJ soon ~ th'
Tnrtn uitt becomes ~ Law.

wAsnINuTON, aug. 21,-Speaker
Crisp returned today from Old Point
Comfort, Va. lie says adjournment
could be- bad by wednesday, n the
Pfesident should act on tue taril 10.
morrow. The only legislative matter
pending on when action IL hoped for,
l. the alohoh1l bill now before the
Senate, but this appears 10 DO affected
by tho MufpLy resolution poslponing
all tariff legisIati a,
Members Of the ways and means
committee say they do not think the
President Will Let tue tarin bill become
law until the last moment, Ia order
that the custom officers may have all
Information possible. This would not
be until midnight Monday next.
Representative Tarney viii make
no effort 10 push his free silver aud
lead ore bill beyond getting It on tho
House calendar. He reported II from
the committee today.
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INcrrnrNr AM rrN.
A. the ricnic 1T the germ,n nuich.
ors' Assoctatipu. thtrngo.

'fN AssotinAAnhs ahirnEus
CuONuO, Aug. 21.-Tacrr was lots
oiexuilcmoni and much fun last night
Al the German Lutohefs' benevolent
association picuic, held ut Fiuy.thitd
aui II tltcad stOtots. a lutuhtfiug
CONTEXT was down on tho program.
Tue two muly COWS which hai been
sccufuI ~ w the exhibition work got
10 70 anu proceeded 10 round up every.
bIuy Ia tho gardens They charged
iu.D several crowds, knocking down
many people but injurng nobody
seriously. They were finally driven
into corner anu later led uut 10 tao
killiug platform. rhun, whoi the
contest wns AZ it6 height anu tue trees
surrounding the platform were crowded
with hoys suvofal limits broke, pTeCipi.
ating tnu utchins ON the crowd below
an were Heightened Out nobody was
hurt.
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AnIndIan Chi.fKiiisd.

DRNvEH, Aug. 2O.-News reached
General MoC0ok's headquarters todsy
was killed by two Indians IN a tight NJ
Cedar Creek, near Fort Apache, few
days ago. Sanchez led the attack on n
force Of troops commanded by General
Chen Olptninl Cart, August 80, 1851,
IN which Captain H0nting aud u num-
Dor Of soldiers were killed,
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from the expedition with which BE
spuut several days iof tue purpose %
looking into the feasibility Of construct.
lux wire tramway irom tho base VI
the volcano TO the sulphur mines with.
In the crater. lie thiuke 10 possible 10
construct a tfsmWay for freight nni
inssrngefs but has not entirely htudiei
To" Obstacles 10 be encountered anu thu
difficulties 10 overcome. Vho trnmwAy
would be over ton miles ~ length aud
the longest line VI the Kind In the
world.
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AItseId Goes to Puil,nan.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-Govsnrnr All.
geld went to Pullman today 10 invcsti-
gate tue condition Of the strikers. HE
visit was the result OF = communication
stating that 1000 iaIlitB are near
starvation,
Vice President wickus, Of the Pail.
man comusny, called on the governor
and offered to accompany him TO Pull.
mag,
"l prefer to go alone" said Altgeld.
81 think | can hni my way about
town"
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TOLrDJ, o., Aug. 2O.-roday the
building at the great insane
asylum caught hfr, Iust ~ tity female
inmates hal begun the weekly wash.
lug for the Institution. There was
b rrAt confusion for few moments but
the women we're all removed safely.
The building was seriously damaged.
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LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Ths secretary OF
stats ior foreign affairs has ordered
the customs authorities Mt Glasgow to
seizV the wErship Islam, being ftted
out for either CHINA or japan. This
Oruur was Issued under the foreign on.
llstment act ~ was M order VI Sstur.
Jay to seize the Elswick works torpedo
catcher at Newcastle,
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YASI,roS, >. d., Aug. 2O.-Dele'
gates 10 the Republican slate oonyen-
ton began arriving last nisht among
the number being about hail tue can
didates for nomination. The oonVen'
liou dtoa not meet until wednesday
afternoon, but II Is deemed necessary
10 be- on the ground early 70 caucus
II has been decmei wise that oAcn dis
,rict shall meet and nominate their
commissioners before the convention
assemblies. Nearly all the state officers
arc here and all the delegates VIII be
here tomorrow,
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wAsECA, MIMI, Aug, 9O,-A seven
lcou.yeat-yld boy, Albert Gmpp, has
confessed that hu was the 0ue who
gfigd 10 burn ,he furnIturs eiors Of his
father Quo night last week. The boy
slept In the store aud thought by firing
the store and giving waning
In time he might get mouoy from his
father TO reward him Tor his faithful.
noss. lie will 10 TO the rsformRtory
Instead,
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The satnni,n tue wiuuor Today

PORTSMOUTH, Aug, 2O.-lhe Satan
tia beat the britannia to-day Tor tho
Albert cup Ia the regatta Of the Royal
Albert CLUB. The course was about
forty.siK miles. The Albert cup was
won last year by ths Satauita, defeat.
ing the NAyEhoo, Britannia and
Colunna.
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For Selling LInugr on Sunday.

James Stevenson, saloon keeper do.
ing business near the Warm Springs,
was swoopsd down upon ny the police
yesterday aud arrested on a charge Of
selling liquor on Sunday. When taken
to the Guy Hall he put up security ia
the sum VI s2i anu was released until
today.
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The Re.slsH Beneat Concert.

The BeesIey benefit concert, tho OK.
cellent program Of which WAS pub.
llshol In full In tho NEWS OF Saturday
evening last, will be- given Ia the
Nineteenth ward assembly hall on
Monday night, the 9Th inst, aud not
touighI a. heretofore announced.
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Tho Separate Tnrin ANTS Reported Ia
The nnmnIn IndnY.

WAsHINGION, Aug. aO.-Harris
reported the amendel sugar till and
coal, iron orc aud batbed wire bills In
the senate today.
Allison said the action OF the Senate
last Saturday on Mandorslu's amend.
ment, when the vote was II To 20, ami
the amendment only failed for tho lack
OF a quorum, should 100 regarded Rs an
instruction 10 the committee 10 report
the ameunmeut ihvorably.
Mitchell lOIsSonl gave notice that II
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TmE nENNINaroN .rILL orrsIpn.
sun waiting Tor the Warrants Of La.
tradition 60 he Served.

SAN FBANCuCO, Aug. %. 80 The
Bennington IN stil outside the three
nile hmit. The Inyslrrlous warrants
OF uNttaditiou are On transit ami NO
uno viii tiX date ior their arrival.
lnu assurance IL given that when
they DO arrive there will DO no delay In
serving them.
"Ihe statement has been made that
these warrants have been Ia che city
Tor several days and that We have At
ftaluti from executing them" said
one NJ the attorneys Tor the Salvador.
can government. Snow II should be-
palpsble 10 any man " common sense
that II thut were the Caso VIZ would
have no fen6On 10 put the adninislra-
ton u the expense Of keeping the Ben
hing,on outside the juritdlotlon Oi the
ooutts. /, should alro be pRlpable that
the government would not meekly en-
upte suon treatment The statement
n therefore absurd. When the war.
tgnts come they viii DO served, aud
there Ia an end OF H."
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SAN ANroNIo, Tex Aug. 2O,-Tho
strsol car strike, lasting iye days, end.
ed tolay. The company agreed 20
take back the men al their terms, sl.00
per day, anu to employ mon Instead OF
buys aa conductOlB,
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rhrsntsnsa rl,h ns.lrnelIon.

MGR, Aug. Colleagues, twelve
miles west Of this city, IL reported In
danger Of destruction by FIRE. The FIRE
department OF Nice has sent t"lp. IL
IL reported that several lives have been
lost. Cagues has population OF 1000.
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LONDON, Aug. 20.-Spain, Italy and
Great Britain are sonIlng wsrships to
Massgnr, 10 which place tho sultan Of
Notooco's troops reiterated ailor hag-
ing been defeated by the Kayblele
rebels. Mssaguo Ia now besieged by
the kayble
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Kmtd by n IoIlrr E4pioslop.

LErORTE, lud., Aug. 20.-At Me-
lafyvilic, pulaiM county, last night,
tNo men lost their lives ny the cGplo.
sion u the boiler of q tursshing ma.
chine. August Sitsey, the engineer,
was sualdoi TO death aud john Cox
was killed. by dying pieces OF tho
wrecked boiler Peter Cox received
Injuries which my prove fatal.
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wAsmSOToS, Aug. 9O.-rhe comp.
troler has declared dividends In favor
OF tho creditors Of insolvent national
banks NJ fOilowsi 10 por cent, Column
biRn bank, New WhAto0m, Wash;
10 per cent, LlnClln County National
bank, Albany, Oregon.
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RullsnuRu, Aug. 20 The nn-
tipnal convention NJ the Ktiegerbund
composed OF men who fought In the
German army, was formally opened
here to-day. a large psrate was held
la which the society from Sau Fran
citco participated. After the paraue
the members held picnic
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Nolarles Public.

Dan Mcguire OF Ogden was today
commissioned notary public for
Weber county. by Governor West, ~
was also q, J, Irwin Of this city Tor
Salt Lake County.
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al bod cArmoLIo nI.rrnr.

ihoi NnN wear ih0iF earh IA 'chool
but Not rrnch Catholicism.
EBESsuuHu, Pa, Aug. .O,-Juigo
BstAtt tJIsy handel uown his de-
Clhiol IN tho suit Of w. T. Kerr
against tho board " directors Of the
Gallitsig school to prevent the employ.
meat Oi Catholic sls.rTs from wearing
"a religious gsgb sstgachefs. The Judge
decides that tie sisters may TO Gnu
ployed As teachers, may DO aitifci Ia
tao gafb " their ugIut aui may be adj
dressed by the pupils By their religious
nnmte, but refuses TO allow the Ca,hU.
liC Catuchism taught
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MILLIONAIRE nYERs.
The Physician Deni.s aAyins iIim
ia CustsdJ.

Ia Custody.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.--Dt w. LOWS
TAllman has made return on the writ
Of habeas corpus commanding him 10
deliver millionaire T.. NJ. Byep, Of
PlItHhurg, before Judge Scare today.
The physician denied that Byets was
In his custody OF ever had been, except
~ patient, receiving medical treat
mont NJ his own request ho said that
his patient was not now IN his custody.
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nlown Through a Iloofand KIusd.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-An Ammonia
tank Ia tho HygoiA lee compAny's
Llaut exploded al noon today blowing
Wilson Anderson, an empioye, through
the roof and killing him, Several Others
were injured.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-rhe strike com.
mission have noutei George N. Pull.
mEn 10 appear aud testify, ami will
also cali for several members Of tbs
General Managers association,
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THE TAHIFF BILLS.
ordered rsyorsbiy Reported by tue
IInnnrs anmmIILee.

WAsItSgTON, Aug 90 rhe Senate
husucv COMMITTEES today ordered fsv.
orable reports on the separate tatin
bills pRSsed u week ago by tho House.
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With the Veterans.

Governor West and Territorial Score
tary Richards nayo gone out TO 5Altair
today TO loia tue merry Ihrong at that
popular ievvTE