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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-08
Policemen Murdered

Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. 6. - Last evening
Officer Joseph Seyller, of the Peoria
police force, was shot and instantly
killed by Husel Hopmeyer, a saloon
keeper of Bartonville. The officer was
sent to Bartonville to arrest Husel
Hopmeyer, Jr., for the theft of BIZ
cycle. After entering the saloon to
make the arrest the elder Hopmeyer
demanded that warrant be shown.
In the altercation that followed the
shooting took place. Four shots were
fired by the saloonkeeper, and all took
effect. The officer did not speak after
being shot, and died in few minutes
The murderer is in Jail.
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neighbor and former friend, Grimme

neighbor and former friend. Grimme
was too familiar with Mrs. Meyer.
AT st. Joseph's hospital, Fort Wayne,
Ind, Janitor Hubert Allies snored, and
Janitor John Hoffman shot him and
committed suicide. Allies will live.
Justice e. A. Mayfield and Constable
G. Il. Brenner of Brooklyn, Ohio, have
been arrested on charge of malfeas-
ance in office.
Dynamiters at Laurel Run, Pa, blew
up Hungarian boarding house, and
killed three OF the inmates instantly,
fatally injuring four others.
At Omaha Charles Sherman, local
tough, ran amuck with knife and
slaShed number of people, then
jumped into a hack and escaped,
Adam Eberle was instantly killed at
Buffalo by a blow with the fist struck
by John liske. The men quarrelled in
q saloon and then fought.
II. j. Rex, a business man of Orland,
Ind, has mysteriously disappeared at
Coldwater, Mich. He had large sum
of money on his person, and 1t is feared
that he has been foully dealt with. I,
Thomas Rogers, salesman for the
Mermod-Jaccard Jewelry company at
st. Louis. was arrested on charge of
the larceny of $1,000 worth of dia-
monds His thefts amount to $4,000.
Charles Reeves committed suicide at
Hot Springs, Ark, by shooting
Reeves was from Mexico and had been
in the city two weeks. He left NO
statement.
Albert Townsend is under arrest at
Denver for forgeries in various states
w. ]. Barnes is held at Sioux City,
Iowa, to answer to a score of charges
of forgery. ~+~
A large open boat came ashore at
Douglas, B. c. 1t contained a wo-
man't hat and shawl. There were nu-
merous spots of blood on the seats
and sails. 1t is believed that u tragedy
has occurred. go.
At Flemingsburg, KY, at a gathering
at the colored church a fight arose be-
tween George Boyd and Ben Robinson.
Pistols and knives were used. The
fight ended by Boyd firing two bullets
into Robinson's body. Robinson is now
dying.
Miss Ella Stanton, 10 years old, was
sent to Jail at Philadelphia, Pa, be-
cause she threw a handful OF red pep
per into the eyes of Thomas Roland.
The latter insisted on paying attention
to the girl and she resented it. The
young man will be blind.
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Prosecution of Willard.

Milwaukee, Nov. 7.--Judge Jenkins
yesterday heard arguments In regard
to the proposed suit against Henry
Willard and others to recover money
made out of some of the Northern
Pacific transactions, notably the
famous Chicago terminal deal and the
Manitoba deal. Judge Jenkins will
be asked to order the receiver, with
whom the right Of action lies, to insti.
tute proceedings against Mr.. Willard.
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FARMERS sMINDLED.
PhIladeIphfn sharpers Operate in
Southern wisconsin.

PhiladeIphin sharpers Operate fn
Southern wisconsin.
Philadelphia, Dac. 8. - The Press
says: In April last M. Az. Browning
and a young man whose name is not
known, opened a store for the sale of
butter at 137 Margaretta street, in
this city. Browning watched the bust
ness here and sent the young man to
the West to negotiate with farmGrs
for the sale of the product. He re-
turned to this city with a number of
names on his list, and consignments
of butter thereafter arrived from the
West to be paid for upon delivery.
Three weeks ago Browning suddenly
left town and last Tuesday the young
man followed, after closing, the shop.
Since their disappearance information
has been received from farmers in
Illinois and Southern Wisconsin, par
ticularly Jefferson county, to the ef-
feet that Browning had failed to pay
for consignments aggregating over
$4,000 in value. Steps have been
taken to capture the fugitives.
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Texas Mammoth cotton ra,nce,

Waco, Tex, Nov. 3.-The Texas cot
ton palace is rapidly nearing compile
ton, and will be officially opened with
ia the coming week, when it is pro-
posed to make the occasion d gala day
in the history of the city and state
The mammoth exposition bui.ding has
a frontage of 400 feet and depth of
300 feet, and is rapidly filling up with
interesting exhibits of the various in
dustries and products of the state.
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London, Nov. special dispatches
received here from Toxic say that all
idea of a Chinese raid upon the jap
anese coast has been abandoned, and
that orders have been issued to re-
move the torpedoes from Toxic bay.
Navigation in the harbor Is now de-
clared to be free. The decree forbid
ding the sale of gunpowder in Japan
has been cancelled, ...
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Year Book Issued.

st. Panl, Nov. 6.-The book of the
Minnesota annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, fortieth
session, held in Duluth Oct. $40, 1899,
has been distributed, and contains
many interesting facts and figures re-
garding the development and present
conditions of the church. Statistics
for the st. Paul district show a full
membership Of 4, ,718; also 54 churches,
with 26 local preachers; SO schools,
with 5,015 scholars. The probable val
ne Of the church property is 1924. $50.
the Indebtedness of which is $61, ore.
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MnrsIer anal suiclae.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 7.-HuInphrey
Johuson,-a well-to-do farmer In Collin
wood. a suburb of Cleveland, shot
and killed his wife, thirty years his
Junior, and then committed suicide by
the same means. He was somewhat
penurious and she was liberal in
spending his money, Their Quarrels
were frequent and ended in the trag-
edy,
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~ Enav vicfin,.

Boston, Nov. 4.-Meyer ]. Cohen,
tailor at IS Prince street, has reported
to the police the loss of $500 by a
clever swindle. Cohen, through q
friend, made a deal with a stranger
to purchase forty pounds of alleged
gold dust, alleged to have been sc.
cured in the Siberian mines, where
the swindler said he had served thir.
teen years Of q life sentence before he
escaped The value of the dust was
said to be $4,000, but the swindleI
would take $4,000 for it. Cohen tooii
the dust but 1t proved worthless.
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unknown Man Kil1ed.

Hopkinsyille, KY, Nov. 4.-As
freight train No. 63 of the Louisville
and Nashville was approaching Spring
field, Tenn, about IL o'clock last night
it parted and two sections rushing to.
gether made bad wreck. Several
cars were demolished. The track for
some distance was torn up and other
serious damages sustained. An un.
known man supposed to be stealing
ride, was killed.
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London, Nov. Ga bomb exploded
last night outside house in Tilney
street, Park Lane, two doors from the
residence of the Hon. Sir Henry
Hawkins, one OF. the justices of the
queens bench division of her majes-
tvs high court of justice. The front
of the house was much damaged and
the windows of houses on the oppo.
site side Of the street were smashed.
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China Wants Peace.

Rome, Nov. IA dispatch received
here from Pekin states that China is
disposed to conclude peace with Jap
an on q basis of a guarantee Of the
independence of Corea and the pay
ment of indemnity, the amount to be
fixed by the powers. The dispatch
adds that it is reported that China las
invited the representatives. of the pow.
ers to intervene to secure peace.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-08
rhe Pullman Man Sued for Divorce
He Kicked Her.

Chicago, Special Mrs. Thomas H.
Wickes, wife of the second vice presi-
dent of the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany, filed bill for divorce to-day,
alleging cruelty. Mrs. Wickes' bill
says that she was married to the de-
fendant in St Louis In 1871, and that
during their married life Mr.. Wickes
has repeatedly beaten, struck and
kicked her, and at the same time using
abusive language. She tells the court
that she has not lived with her hus-
band since July, 1893, and says that
Mr.. Wickes has large amount of per:
sonal property. No answer to the bill
has been filed by the defendant.
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Prussian Minister of Agriculture
Gives Up HIS Portfolio.

Berlin, Specialize resignation Of
Herr Heinrich Won Heyden-Cadow,
Prussian minister of agriculture, do
mains and forests, announced as hav-
ing been rendered yesterday, is under
stood to be due to his inability to ap-
prove of the penal code amendment as
prepared by the department Of justice
at the instance of ex-Chancellor Won
Caprivi. This code was discussed at
the cabinet meeting yesterday. and
Won Heyden opposed the views of the
other ministers. Finally, seeing that
an agreement upon the subject was
impossible, Won Heyden resigned.
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Stole Sfnnnna.

New York, Nov 7.-Samuel Wells,
alias Marsh Markell, alias Jones, was
arrested In the Tombs court Today
after he had been discharged by the
police justice. The postoffice detec-
tivcs made the arrest. Wells is
charged with having stolen $4,SOS 80
of stamps and $51S.61 in cash from
the postoffice at New Albany, Ind,
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Killed an a Sacrifice.

London, Nov. IA dispatch to the
Times from st. Petersburg says the
trial is impending Of a number of
peasants of the Kazan district for
killing a peasant as a sacrifice to the
idols of the Votiaks, Finnish race
living In q more or less unciviliA.d
condition along the River Volga be-
tween the Viatka and Kamar rivers.
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General.


The Georgia assembly refused to con-
slider resolution declaring for free
silver.
Sugar took tumble in price at Phil
adelphia, Pa, and is regarded as slap
at wholesale grocers.
Both parties are straining every nerve
to carry the election in Utah, believing
it will decide future control of the
state
Mamie Keys, the child abducted ait
Philadelphia by Charles Wilson, mad
man, was returned to her home by Will
son, who was arrested.
ed Iron Workers, is suffering from nico-
tine poisoning, contracted by smoking
while he had cold sore.
The Lagrange Butter Tub company
failed at Goshen, Ind, owing $4,000.
Plate-g1ass manufacturers are endeav-
oning to form a trust.
By a decision Of the Ohio supreme
court, ex-Gov. Charles Foster soses $13,-
255. He loaned ia on second snortgage
security, the first iy cumbrance aqualing
the full value o. the property. He
tried to make it Z prior lien, but failed.
Mrs. Sarah Kn1,ht of Anderson, Ind,
has been selected by the Central In
diana division w. r. c., as representa-
tive to the national meeting at Louis
vile. Over 100 delegates were present
from a distance. The next annual con-
vention will be held at Elwood
The annual exodus Of Scandinavians
from Minneapolis to the old country has
begun. In thirty days from now there
will be over 300 week leaving. The
Scandinavians can go to the old coun-
try and spend the winter and return In
the spring at less expense than they
would have living in this country
through the winter.
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Gen. Booth Mt BrookIyr,

Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 3.-Gen. Booth
arrived here to-day to conduct mon
ster jubilee celebration of the Saliva
tion Army. Visiting staff officers and
soldiers are present from New York
and Jersey City. At the conclusion of
to-night's meeting the general will go
to Philadelphia.
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Honlktpa wnnts ,,nmnre..

Chicago, Special.--Mayor Hopkins
;o-day began suit for 1000 damages
rom John r. Tanner, chairman of the
Republican state central committee,
,or libel The claim is made because
If the assertion of Mr.. Tanner that
he mayor was levying blackmail or
he vices of the city.
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rhe Chinese Fleet aaiis 60 Find the
WOlena.

Shanghai, Special The Japanese
warships were sighted Off Wei-Hai-
Wei on Sunday last and the Chinese
fleet went out in pursuit. Not finding
the enemy, the Chinese fleet returned.
and left Wet Hai-Wei again on
wednesday last, its destination being
unknown. The only foreigners with
the feet are two engineers and two
gunners. Small bodies Of Chinese
nave attacked several Russian SQUADS
on the frontier, and In one case seized
q quantity nf arms and ammunition.
In another case the Chinese were re
pulsed, With q loss of sixty men.
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Shot Through the Heart.

Waucoma, Iowa, Nov. T. = Frank
Linstrom of Waucoma. aged seven
teen, was shot through the heart yes
terday and died instantly. He was
out hunting with two other boys, and
while STOPPING over the hammer of his
gun caught in his clothes. He was an
only son.
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Personal Mention.


J. NJ. Gregg, prominent business
man of Burlington, Iowa, is dead.
Herr Klee. editor of the Berlin
Reichsanzeiger. died suddenly.
Rev. DR.. A. ?. Happier, for forty
years a missionary in China, died at
Wooster, Ohio
DR.. Lent botanist, and DR.. Kretzsch-
mar. zoologist, and several black fol-
lowers, have been slain in Africa by
natives.
Miss Ellen Stubbletield, who claimed
to be 116 years old, died at Atchison.
She was known for miles around as
Aunt Ellen.
JOAQUIN Infante, one of the wealth.
lest men of New Orleans, died at sea
while enroute from Sicily to New Or
leans.
NJ. P. Castle. vice-president Of the
London Philatelic society, sold his col
lection of Australian stamps few days
ago for $4,000,
George Gould and Col. Cody have
gone West together for the purpose OF
shooting game on Col. COdy's ranch at
North Platte, Neb.
Fifteen hundred persons atIeuueu Ihe
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Woodbridge at
Ravenna, Ohio. Eulogies were deliv-
cred by many temperance workers.
DR.. Peterson of Philadelphia, is dead:
He was 81 years old. DR.. Peterson
was at one time associated with George
W. Childs under the firm name of Pet
crson & Childs His only daughter is
Mrs. George w. Childs.
Mrs. Maria Vanderbilt, widow of
William H. Vanderbilt, is a quiet, retir-
ing woman who allows her son to at
tend to her financial affairs. Her mar
ried daughters, who are said each to
he worth at least $15,0OO,OOO, manage
.hpir own affairs.
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Millionaire Dead.

st. Helena, Cal, Nov. 7.-Tfburcio
Parrot, one of the richest men In
California, died here to-day after a
short illness. He was worth several
millions, owned much property in San
Francisco and throughout the state,
and was extensively engaged in wine
growing.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-08
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PASTWEEK IN
"A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important News
OF the World, Culled From the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
Associations.
From the Nation,s Cnpltal.


Government officials have made vlg-
OrOus protest to Germany against the
war on American cattle,
For the third time within year
John Beard has been appointed post
master at Danville, Ill,
Commissioner Proctor, of the civil
service commission, has returned to
Washington.
Congress will be asked to either re-
pair or remove the unsightly tablets to
deceased congressman in the congress
Si0nal cemetery.
Touching the steam trial of the Maine
just completed the result of the calcu-
lations, is to place the horsepower OF
the warship at 1924, an excess of 224
over the contract requirement.. which
will earn the builders premium or
so, 400. The report praises the machin-
cry in every respect.
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what the Prison Eorraa

Saltwater, Nov. 6.-The states prison
earned in the year ending with Octo-
Der, as follows: From Minnesota
Thresher company, $2,94990; from
Union. Shoe and Leather company,
$1,599.90; from sales binding twine,
$13, 1921; from support United States
prisoners, $4.909.0S; from incidentals,
$4,9S7.S .S3; total, $23, ,893. .1S.
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Big voyaee. Little nont.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Capt. Fred
erick Vehling has arrived at Agana,
on the Island of Guakan, In the La
drones, having made the trip of $500
miles from this port in twelve-ton
schooner, accompanied cnly by his
wife and children.
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;. 7IaF9
Crian &neaISa.

Birmingham, Ala, Noy. 8. - Hon.
Charles f. Crisp spoke to an audience
of 1000 at the opera house In this
city last night. His speech was well
received, very effective, and will have
good effect for the Democratic candi.
dates
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THE AWNING FELL.
Over a Hundred People Injured xns
Texas, Some Fatally,

Texas, Some Fatally.
Terrell, Tex, Nov. Ga bad acci-
dent occurred here. AS the result of
the collapse of an awning crowded
with people assembled to witness a
circus parade, six persons were fatally
crushed and one hundred others more
or less injured. The names of those
thought to be fatally hurt are Mrs.
Florence Hutton, Mrs. John BURY,
Josiah BURY, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Jeff
Scott and baby. L. d. Welch, wife
and four children were badly injured
and some may die. Fully hundred
people were on the awning when it
went down upon the heads Of as many
more on the sidewalk underneath.
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rnfnrtnnnte Events.

William Morris was killed by fall
from train at Chadron, Neb.
Several buildings burned at Rolla,
Mo-, causing loss of $4,000.
Six. ice houses burned at Laporte, Ind.
Loss $4,000.
An unknown steamer and all hands
went down in the English channel.
A gun exploded in the hands of Phil
10 Raymond of West Newton, Mass,
and killed his wife and 9-year-old son.
The Baldwin, Roberts & Co., pork
packing plant at Newcastle, Ind, burn
ed. Loss, $4,000.
Five tons of dynamite near Chippewa
Falls, Wis, explodes, causing consider
able damage.
Two thousand pert 2s are thought to
have been killed orr, 5unded in the Ar
gentine earthquake.
c. NJ. Avery, president of the Avery
Planter company of Peoria, Ill, lost his
hand on his farm in Reno county, kas.,
He got it caught in an ensilage cutter.
Lafayette Rude aged about 40 years,
fell under Lake Shore freight at
South Bend, Ind, and lost both legs.
Death may result.
A freight and construction train col
lided on the Pennsylvania road at Croy-
don, Pa, and s. Doway, J. McNelly and
Frank Stone were killed and nine men
injured.
Fire destroyed the Bushong hotel and
the store of Gould & Dowd at Emporia,
Kas. Loss on hotel $1,5O0; insurance
$500 Loss on store $4,000; insurance
$1,000.
The Bettendorf Wheel works at Da-
venport, Iowa, were almost destroyed
by fire. Loss $4,000; insurance $1S,-
GOO. The establishment is owned and
operated by the Eagle Iron works.
The British steamer Florence, Capt
Lax, from New Orleans, via Key West
and Newport News, from Bremen, was
tOwed into New York to-day. She had
lost her propeller and her tail shaft
is broken.
The missing steamer Falcon, famous
for her work in the Arctic regions. has
been twenty-eight days out from Phil
adelphia, and to-day at noon her owners
posted her as missing. There is no
prospect of her being above water.
Eighteen mules perished at West La
fayette. Ind, in fire that consumed
the building in which they were stab
led. The rest of the building was occu-
pied by a lodge of Druids and law
firm The total loss is about $1,000.
Bert Shaw lost his life yesterday in
fire that destroyed the Garden theater
at st. Louis. Several other persons es-
capped death by jumping from the win
dows The property loss is about ST.
OO0
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Thc PnhIic Debt.

Washington, Special The monthly
reasury statement, issued to-day,
shows that on Oct 81, 1894, the public
lebt, less cash in the treasury,
mounted to $911, ,327, All, an ,Rcraase
or the month of S13.GSO.S5l.
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nr. wohna nenil.

st. Charles, Mo-, Nov. T.-Rev. Rich
ard Wobus, secretary treasurer of the
Evangelical Synod of North America,
died here to-day of Bright's disease.
He was the pastor of ST. Johns church
here He was native of Switzerland.
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stahhed To nnnth

Coldwater, Miss, Nov. 3. = Avante
Echols, a prominent farmer, was
stabbed to death by Jim Rowland, a
negro, near here last night. Rowland
is in Jail at Senatobia, and q lynching
is threatened. LM (.ii .ttl'-,. .
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Touched q United states senator.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. z. - Senator
Isham q. Harris was robbed of his
gold watch and small sum of money
last night in a hotel at Bolivar. The
thief entered bis room and secured the
raluables while he was asleep.
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steamer Seized,

Yokohama, Nov. {. = The French
steamer Sydney, which sailed on Sept,
16 from Marseilles for Yokohama,
and which arrived at Singapore about
Oct. IL, has been seized at Kobe on
suspicion of having contraband of war
on board.
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LII 1,rnnnfnre,l.

Shanghai. Nov. Tit is stlted that
viceroy Ii Hung Chang. instead of
taking command Of the First Chinese
army, az 1t was said he had been
ordered to do, has been transferred
from Tien Tsin to Pekin.
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Sold to Japan.

Buenos AyreS, Nov. 7,-Advices re-
ceived from Santiago de Chile are to
the effect that the Chilean government
has sold the cruiser Esmeralda to
japan,
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Jasper, Ind, Nov. THE saw mill
Of Rummels & Go. of Duff, Ind, blew
up to day. Mr., Rummels was killed
and several of the employees badly
hurt. Rummels came from Whitley
county about three years ago,
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Hnrnn nnntiat car

Huron, S. D., Nov. 3.-The Baptists
of this city have rendered q unanimous
call to Rev. 8. D. Works of Wahpeton,
to become their pastor. He will prob.
ably accept.
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He Must Honr.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. THE su-
Dreme. court has sentenced Philip Mar.
tin, a Kansas City negro, to be hanged
Dec. Ii. Martin murdered Eli Still
well, a white man. in Kansas City,
July 4. 1893.
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Arrive nt YaItn.

Livadia, Nov. 6. - The Prince and
Princess of Wales arrived at Yalta last
yening.
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One scbool Tha. wa, rn.,re,,,

Grand Forks, N. d. Nov THE
Wilder school building burned yester-
day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1O,,
600. 1t will be rebuilt at once.