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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11
Cleveland Leaves for Fredericksburg.

Cleveland Leaves for Fredericksburg.
WASHINGTON, May 10. - President
Cleveland and party left at 5:45 a. m.
on special train over the Richmond
and Danville for Fredericksburg, Va,
to attend the ceremonies connected
with the dedication of the Mary Wash
ington monument.
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The Crops in Iowa.

Dies MONIES, May 1O.-This weeks
c rop bulletin says: The past week has
been generally favorable for crops. All
vegetation has been pushed rapidly.
Small grain and grass, where there is &
good stand, never looked more promis-
ing at the close Of the first week in
May.
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Bishop Matz ExDlafna.

DENVER, May 1O.-Bishop Matz has
issued circular letter to the Catholics
of Denver, explaining that in his letter
of Saturday addressed to Father Malone
and several of his congregation he had
not communicated the priest and
members of St. Joseph's church, but
had warned them that if they continued
in a rebellious course they would be ex-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11

Let us remind you that no " is the
time to take De Wits Sarsaparilla,
it will do you good. It recommends
itself. L. D. BROWN.
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stole Clothes.

WMLMAR, Mimi, May 10. The tailor
shop Of Peter Berg was burglarized and
three suits valued at 500 were t = en-.
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CURES OTHERS

once A@1 e. g. % 1f ts o. many
years my wife has been a constant sufferer
from indigestion, sick headache, nervous pros
male sex Is heir to, and, after trying many
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11

her. and she has continued to improve ever
since, and now thinks it the most wonderful
remedy on earth for her sex, and recommends
It to all suffering females She has not been
so well in ten years. :
/ write this without any solicitation and
with free, good will, 60 that you may let all
who may suffer know what it has done Tor
her" Sold by medicine dealers everywhere.
WIN NOT I7Sl1
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11

N 0 | ICE.
The Board of Health of the
City of Little Falls, hereby
give notice that due regard for
the public health demands a
complete sanitary reform
within the limits Of the vii
lage.
THEREFORE, 1T IS ORDERED,
that on or before May Is, 1894,
every manure pile or other &C.
emulation of filth within the
limits of the City of Little
Falls shall be removed from
such limits, and that all such
accumulations upon private
property shall be removed by
or at the expense Of the own
ers thereof. The accumulations
upon the streets and alleys of
the city shall be moved Eby or
at the expense of the persons
who caused the same, where
known, and where not known
shall be removed by the Street
Commissioner of the city at
the public expense. 49,:
The Street Commissioner
and the Police Of the. city are
ordered to report to the health
officers Of the city every viola
ton Of any provision of this
order which shall come to
their knowledge after the time
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Missouri Miners Strike

B MACON, Mo-, May 10. The miners Of
this district have decided to strike and
1000 men will 60 out il the morning.
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RELApsEo MO BARsARisM.
The victsrisus Japs Aecassd Of Awfsi
Atpuctttss.

Atpocitiss.
New YoRH. Dec. IA cable to the
World from Yokohama says: The Japan.
ese troops entered Port Arthur Nov. a
and massacrsd practically the entire pop.
ula,ion In cold blood. Dsfsusel ess aud
unarmed people we're butchsred In their
houses and their bodies unspsakahly mu.
tilated. There was an unrestrained reign
Of murder, which continued three days.
Tho whole town was plundsred. with ap.
palllna atrocities. II was tho frst stain
upon Japanese civilization. The japanese
Ia this instance relapsed into barbarism.
All pretenses that circumstances justified
tho atrocities are false. The civilissd
world will be horrified by the dstails. The
foreign correspondents, horrlfied BY ths
details. left the army In body.
wAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.-THE following
statement was issued form the Japanese
legation to-day: Tbs japanese ministse
expresses tho strongest disbelief In the
report OF atrocities alleged to have bee0
committed by Japanese troops st Port
Arthur. Ho does not hesitate to de-
nounce 80 unqualifiedly false the stats.
msut contained In account tslserAphsd
from Yokohama that there was an unrs-
strained reign Of murder at Port Arthur
for thrco days after tho capture. and that
practically oil the Inhabitants were
butchered IN cold blood. The reputation
OF Marshal Oyama, whose orders to bis
troops against excesses Of any kind we're
Of the strictest nature, and the discipline
maintained in tho Japanese army, In his
opinion, render such o state Of thinss
impos sible.
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ssumSi-d In tn. >t.-plseh hsss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l2.-Georre r.
Smith was tho only first choice to win
money to-day. Rcd Bird was the long
shot Of tho day 25 to I. In tho steeple.
chase Tho Coon and Currency fell at the
third jump. The Coon rolled over Charles
Kidd, his rider. crushing In his chest.
Kidd IL badly II not fatally hurt. FIVE
furlonRs-fsed Bird won, Sligo second.
Gold Dust third; time, l:0'L. Six fur.
lonas-GeorRe F. Smith won, Realization
second, Norm indic third; time. f:2l. S.x
furlonas-Adolph won. Modesto second,
Lawyer third; time. I IA. Mile and one
half. steeplechase-St. Brandon won.
April second, North third; time. 3:A. Six
furlongs-lmp won, Charles A. second,
Wandering Nun thir'l; time. I: 30.
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INDIANOLA TERRITORY.
Plstt Makes . btrong Argumsst
Favor Of the Blll.

Pisss Makes . ssroas Argumsst In
Favor Of the Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Thcre was but
a small attendance Ia the senate to-day
when called to order. On motion Of Mr..
Allen (Neb.) }. the senate passed IN amend.
ment to the house bill amending section
Of the act Of March 8, 1s69, wthdra wing
public lands from private entry. He OF.
planned that the bill was important at
this time on account of the large number
Of persons In the Northwest driven from
their homes on account OF drouth.
At3p. m. Senator Gray moved to take
up the sugar bill. Tho motion was lost
% to q. Senator Vest then moved to take
up his cloture resolution, which was do.
feated. "a TO q.
Piatt then addressed tho senate briefly
on tho bill introduced by Berry to estab-
lish the territory Of Indianola from tho
territory now occupied by the flvo civil.
ICED tribes. He SAID something must bc
done to change the government Of the In.
dams In the Indian territory. The In.
tlians themselves request that tho Indian
government should be abolished as we'll
as tho 10000 whito people who had been
allowed and encouraged to 60 on Indian
country. He did not ovsrstate tho matter
when no said legislation was unblush.
incly bought in the Indian legislatures,
nor did he overstate it when he said that
the administration Of justice was bought
and sold for the benefit OF the "white In
dian At tho conclusion Of Platt's
speech. the bill was referred to tho com.
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wAsHINGToS. Dec. 12.-The department
Of state is IN receipt OF dispatch dated
Nov. II from Charles NJ. Caughey, consul
ut Messina, giving an account OF the
earthquake in that city on the evening Of
Nov. l6. At Messna only two people were
killed. but IN the neighborhood IL is ests
mated about 200 los, their lives. TIE
king has sent 10000 lire and Minister
Crispi 5000 lire for tho relief Of tho dis.
trcssed. A postscript to CauRhey's dis.
patch, dated Nov. -. says the panic CON-
tinues, slight shocks being felt each day.
On tho I'D there were two severe shocks.
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Fir, Il az the court.

LEXINGTON. Ky., Dec. l2.-News comes
from Hazard. n.y., that Judge Hail was
warned ,ha, II he did not release on hail
Jesse Fields and doc Atkins, charged With
shooting ex.County Judge Coombs frsm
Ambush, there would be trouble. Fields,
q brother OF the eN-county judge. was In
the court and when Judge Hall refused 10
allow bail. Fields fired At Hall. The court
officers caught Fields. but friends released
him,
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THE WESTERN PLAN.
A Congress Of Pao. 40 Ceast faaksrs May
He Called.

Be Called.
SALT LAKE, Dec. l2.-Sslt Lake bankers
are taking much interest In tho reports
from Washington concerning the pro.
posed legislation for the Improvement Of
the national banking laws. A number Of
leading bank officials were interviewed
to-day, including such banks rs w. s.
McCornicx q Co., the Salt Lake Valley
Loan d Trust company, VOLS Fargo,
Zlon's Trust company, tho National Bank
Of tho Republic and Commercial National.
While no definite opinions werv given as
to what particular plan should b adopted
expressions wsre uniformly In opposition
to any plan 20 fer proposed to congress,
but In favor Of some system looking to
tho moro extended use OF silver. Tho
sentiment 10 rapidly growing in favor Of
calling o convention Of Pacific coast
bankers and bus iness mon to be held here
for tho purpose Of formulating some def.
mite western plan that can be recon.
mended to congress.
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Death Of sir John Thompson.

WINDSOR. Eng, Dec. l2.-Sir John
Thompson, Canadian prime minister. died
at Windsor to-day after a meeting OF the
privy council at which he was sworn in rs
a member. II is presumed that heart lis
ease was the cause OF his sudden death.
He was taken III Immediately after he ate
luncheon,
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LEYS WILL SHOW YOU.
70 he Lsdies' We ars sure

To tho Ladiess We ase sure
Lays viii politely show your
Husbands. unclss, fathers and brothses,
Hs-Yss, he'll show your lowers,
Just the catchisss little watches,
4Aieed o. smooth cases, and no bctcheA
Inlaid diamond cases, really,
And the price would knock one silly.
When, In despair, man has trouhlsd
HIs brain long. until he's muddlsd,
And his pocketbook has fumbled,
20 What to buy for her" has mumblsd-
Leys win show him.
Thsge - dagger now st Lays,
Nads ef gems 90 fair. Who secs
This bright jewel will declare
Twas made up BY the fairies there.
IN ~ head ruby bright,
,Reuad Il diamonds throw their light,
Finished on with pearls pure,
Fastened By chain secure.
BY the dagger . necklace lay,
Hung With diamond pendants gay.
II you Want to spend your money
On the thinss that please your "honsy,
Lays wtl show you.
Diamood sssrines, wondrous fair,
Are sst With the greatest care,
And . sunburst pin 90 bright
Makes Old Soils sickly light;
And the beacelets-what . charm
Thrown around pretty arm.
And man seeks with elation
Just that kind Of occupation.
O, what length Of time Il takes
To clasp bracelet, while Il makes
An opportunity to buy the ring
That follows on that sort Of thins.
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BANKS AM BANKING.


WAsHiHGToY. Dec. ia letter was re.
ceived from Lyman J. Gage, prominent
banker Of Chicago, at the opcnin. Of tho
hearing of the house committee ON bank
Tag and currency to-day. Referring TO
the Recommendation Of the president and
secretary of the treasury, Gage said:
agreeing with the criticisms of these
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sweli-.t of tho season,

MASCHEsTER. Dec. l2.-In the private
chapel of Eaton ball prn nee AIolphus OF
Teck. brother of the duchess of York. was
married io.,lay TO Lady Margaret Gros.
venor, third daughter of the duke OF West
minister. the wedding is regarded as the
great social event Of the year.
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TO DiWo cALisoR MA.
Tho Souih.rn Coun.sss Wish to Form {
state By Them selv.u

state By Thsms-iv
Los ANGELES, CAL, Dec. 12.-Members
OF the boards OF supervisors for seven
counties Of Southern California are hold.
ing congress hero. Resolutions have
been introduced urging division OF the
state Of California and formation of tho
state Of Southern California. The rapid
increase In population and wealth and
tho diversity in climate, soil and pro.
ductions between the northern and south.
ern counties of California, resulting in
Divers fed interests. are urged IN support
of the movement.
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SENTENCED TO be HANGED.
a Case Under the L.w Making Train
Robbsry o Capital O1Isnse.

Tucson. Aris.. Dec. IA spscial to the
Star from Florence says: Judge Rouse
last night sentenced Oscar Rogers, con.
victed OF train robbinR, to be hanged Feb.
9. The crime for which hs has been sen.
tsnced was psrpetrated on Sept. 30 last,
when three mon, Oscar Rogers, Frank
Arner and John Donovan, hold up ~
sastbound overland ut Maricopa station.
Last week Arnsr pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to 30 years In tho penitentiary.
Rogers declared himself innocent aud the
trial resulted % already stated. An sp.
peal will bs taken. The general opinion
Of the lawyers Of the territory 10 that the
law making train robbinR capital offenso
10 Unconstitutional and that the supreme
court Of the territory will order now
trial Of the case on the simple charge ol
rObbory.
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MEAT AGAINST SUGAR
The Cattle Interests 10 For q Great
Fight With tbs .Io.ofious Trust
EUROPE TRIES TO GET EVEN
Foreign Nations Say They Won't
Buy Our Beef Until We Make
Sugar Frss-A Gigantic
Combination at Work.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA Post Washlu&ton
special says: Word has reached here that
tho vast cattle interests Of the west, repre-
sentins invested capital Of not less than
500. 0.000. 900, are about to grapple In . DEATH
lock struggle with the sugar trust and that
the direction Of the fighting 10 to bs lodged
with p. D. Armour. Nelson Morris and
Swift, the Chicago kings Of meat trade.
Tbs United States 10 to b the battle
ground and, unless the programme mis-
carries, the encounter between these 90.
lossal interests will furnish the browning
sensation Of the short session Of congress.
Free sugar 10 o necessity for the free i'm
portation Of meat products to tho great
consuming markets Of Europe. The Inn
position Of duty on sugar was promptly
met BY the raising Of an embargo against
Amsriean best by Germany and Denmark,
and the spirit OF retaliation has been en-
couragsd by other foreign nations with
menaeing heartinsss.
The merits Of this question have been
thoroughly scesdsd, and . motion 10
only ssQulrsd In this connection to en-
phasiss tho point which Germany has In
d,ceesd clsaeiy. that she does not propose
10 reeeds from her position taken with re-
gard to Amsriean meats until tho dis.
0rimins nstion against the beet sugar indus-
tries Of the German empire 10 removed. A
German commercial intrigue 10 tanning
the fame Of hostility throughout Europe
toward American meats and Q renewal OF
the old, vindictive and general warfare
against American meat products on the
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Lyuched nm Ind an.

FORT JONES. CAL, Dec. IA masked
mob this morning took William Dean. an
Indian who murdered William Baremore,
from tho custody Of Constable Dixon and
hanged him from . derrick. Dixon was
on bis way from Happy Camp, near
Yreka. with Dean and stopped for tho
night at Fort Jones hotel. The mob en-.
tered the room where they were sleeping
and ovsrpowsred Dixon.
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sLAck's NEW FAILS HIM.
A Fstitiea to Comma His ssnssaes De-
esivrs Few >ignaturss
Special Dixpatch TO the Standard.


esivrs Few signatures
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
kALIsPEL. Dec. IL. ]. Black. the
murderer Of Mrs. Cunningham, who 10 to
be hanged on Dec. q, showed tho flrst
signs Of weakening when informed that
tho supreme court had refused him new
trial That nerve and coolness no had
exhibited all tho way through has failed
him. He said: "Well, guess that Is the
last resort and . man can only die once"
Tho STANDARD correspondent called on
him Mt the jIii to-day, but could not get
anything from him. He said he had no
statement 10 make. The newspapers had
not treated him right. He declared. how.
ever, that he Is innocent. HIS mother 10
endeavoring 10 secure petition to indu.
ence tho governor to commute his cen.
tenco, but tho sentiment 10 too strong.
Black has proved to be too great . villain
to be shown any mercy. Toe only ones
who have signed the petition are such -
caunot resist the pIeadinss Of . mother.
and mono OF them would sign Il u they
thought the pstition would have any eject.
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1ornadoes In Geopeia.

FoRsYrHE. Ca, Dec. IA terrific tor.
nado reached Forsythe at 3 q. m. to-da y.
Several people were badly injured and the
loss to the town 10 from $4,000 to $4,000.
Tho Methodist church, valued at SIS, 900.
was destroyed. The people became panic
stricken. Every store on the west side Of
the public square was unroofed.
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great desirability Of separating the gov.
ernment from direct responsibility for
currsuey issues, am persuaded that the
country 10 not ready to accept their roc.
concentrations. Any change IN the method
should DO 90 simple that all can com
prehend II, and il should DO seen that the
incidental effects would not be In any
direction disturbing to trade, commerce
or industry. believe tho 'Baltimore'
plan carries tho true principles OF credit
currency, but We cannot roach u by one
step and years may intervene before 1t
can bo realized. In tho meantime tho
way for tho government to step out OF
tho currency business and place tho
burden Of redemption on the hanks 10
plain. Authorize the issue Of &250, ,0o0. 900
OF two and onc.half per cent. bonds pay.
able at such time as congress may elect
-25 years IL dcsirable-to be offered to
subscribers at par. Accept in payment
United States legal tender notes, the same
to DO cancelled. Amend the national
bank act 90 tho banks can obtain motto
issues to the face value Of bonds de-
posted NJ security for circulation. Re.
ducs the tax on circulating noies to half
Of ono per cent. This done national bank
notes would make good the vacuum caused
by the retirement Of government notes.
In fact, there would be some expansion
under IL, to bo followed later by some con.
traction through tho forced redemption Of
bank issues. II Il be true, % some claim,
that the volume OF circulation medium in
tho United States 10 larger than can DO
maintained and the outflow Of gold 10 nss
turc's method of squalisine thines, the
problem 10 this: To take the government
out Of the issuing business, first, without
contracting the currency In the process;
secondly, without inviting expansion.
Secretary CArlisis's plan 10 In tho danger
involved under the last suggestion.
"Wsrs the above suggestions to receive
serious consideration there arc sone fca.
lures Of tho national hank oct that would
require amendment, In order to give note
holders easier aud cheaper access to
points OF redemption than now exists.
Redemption agents In cities should bo 10.
stored, but these are details which ] will
pace by"
A letter was also read from Edward n.
G bus, treasurer OF the New York Life In.
surance company, approving the national
bank system with soms modiacation.
George c. Butler Of NeW Haven, Conn.,,
presented currency plan differing from
tho sscretary's and the Balilmors plan.
Its features include note issues up TO
per cent. Of the bank capital; the removal
OF tho comptrollsr Of tho currency to New
York, where hs 10 to have control Of the
specie reserve, made up Of Is per cont. Of
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HIM CRAZY
The Kllspsl Murderer Vas Once In The
Minnesota State Prison.
REMOVED TO AN ASYLUM
Many People at the Time Thought
the Fellow Was ,kIlfuiiy Feign-
Ing Insanity In Order
to Get Out.


Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
ST. PAUL. Dec. l2.-Warden wolfer cf
tho state prison stated. to-day that James
Christie, alias Black, who is
to DO hanged at Kalispsl, Mont,
on Dec. q. served part OF . i've.
year term In this prison, but tho physician
pronounced him insane and he was re-
moved to the St. Peter insane asylum.
DR.. MERRILL, the prison physician, charac-
terilcd Christie's insanity as epilept,c.
While In tho Minnesota penitentiary he
wont under the name Of Charles Adams
and Was doing time for grand larceny
committed In St. Paul. It was tho general
impression in st. Paul at tho t,me that
Christie got out Of the penitsntiary by
skilfully feigning insanity.
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Two More Indiriel.

>AcElMENro, Dec. !2.-Thc United
States marshal to-day arrested Melvin
Hatch ami Jack Meancy under indic,.
ments by the federal grand jury. The
charges against them are conspiracy and
obstructiug government mails.
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THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
A Landslide Piays AAv0e with . Great
Northern Passenger Train.

SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. lo.-The second
serious wrock to occur on the Great
Northern railroad this week is reported
from Bells mill, near Everett. near which
point last night the overland passenger
train due in Seattle at 1885 was thrown
from the track Ivy landslide. Fireman
Bells was fatally injured by hot water
and steam. The engineer had Q miracu.
ious escape by jumping. The passengers
were badly shaken up but no, injured.
The engine went into tho bay and was
badly damaged but tho tender remained
near tho track. The passenger coaches
did not leave tho rails.
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DENVER, Dec. l2.-The secretary of war
has notified the department of Colorado
that the order directing that the holding
of court martial on Captain I. w. Nor
tison has been rcscindcl.
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Pom TOWNSEND. Dec. l2.-An unknown
steamer, supposed to be the lighthouse
tender Mlnsanita, is coming up tue straits
wlth a dismantlod iron ship IN tow.