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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04

THE Presidents message is valuable
as soporifc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04

TON REED was the conspicuous hero
of the opening of Congress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04

CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFs- far
any W. havee eve M
Don miss single feature
of
attractive Christmas stock eve shown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
A Wholesome Optimist.


Life is chock full OF occasions for thankful
ness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES!

A speciality of the quaint and dainty
productions of the Napoleonic and
Renaissance style-exceedingly pretty,
wonderfully effective, marvelously in
expensive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
OSTRICH BOAS /!

A magnificent display from ss.4s to
5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
4. W. LADD co.
Christmas
Displays!


with i'm and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
SILVER NOVELTIES!

A wonderful display OF half-a-t thou
sand dainty bits--combs, brushes and
mirrors, candslRbra, fern dishes, col.
ogne holders, ring, pin aud comb and
brush trays, odor bottles, sealing wax,
candle sticks, etc., acknowledging in
variety, beautiful of manufacture and
inexpensive beyond all precedent.
SHELL GOODS!
A rich display OF hair ornaments in
real shell, including the large antique
effects with choice novelty pieces never
before shown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
SEAL SKIN GLOVES ]!

Our line comprises full assortment OF
the pre-eminent Treadwell dyes-which
we control.
EASTERN MINK ANIMAL SCARFSl
Special offer for the holidays at s3.4g
(instead OF 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21


Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex. Jan 10 Suit was filed
in Tho Nineteenth district court this after
noon by the Waco Lumber company
against the trustees Of the Waco female
college. 20 recover tho sum of $500 80.
notes for ihai amount having been given
by defendant IN 1891. aud which tell due
10 the latter part Oh lsJ3 sad january
/. 1891
The notes bear 10 per cent Interest
from date. These notes were secured by
mortgage on the new college building
and campus, situated IN farwell Heights
addiiiGn 10 The city ot Waco.
Also hy the same plnlniiiis 10 collect
two other notes gwen by The same de-
fendanis Tor the SUN NJ $500 and each
Of which Is secured by mortgage on thc
college campus, consisting ~ 10 ~ acres
Also two u0ies payable 90 Olive Stern
berg. each calling Tor Sl3nO .9S. aud also
occurred BY mortgage on the college
clupue.
fThe petition demands tho foreclosure Of
ilie Liens against the college property aud
tile sale Of the college property. This
institution y Dufdcned with a heavy debt.
which efforts have been made to LIT for
some time without success. n Is under
stood that n plan Of reorganization 4
on foot, which embraces provision for pay
inant Of 40 claims and the placing on
rhp Institution on d better hahis before
Including several other Important extern
sions aud improvements The Waco 10
male college = a large state sectaris1 IN
stitulion. Methodist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
NORTH TEXAS SHAKEN AND
FLOODED FRIDAY NIGHT.
A BOY KILLED IN DALLAS.
The Damage In that city Estimated
Mt SiOO,OOO-A Man Killed
Near Collinsyiilc.
Heavy Rains.


NV0oTlI UlsnlTch,
Dallas, Tex, Jan. 2O.-The rain and
wind storm which visited Dallas early
this morning damaged property to the
amount of 100000. j. J. Mixter's house
on Main street was destroyed aud Roy
Lect. his adopted son. was killed. The
cottage of Robert Scott was demolished.
His six little girls escaped uustathed.
scotts spinal column was injured Houses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
,yoanl l...l.. ri. va VOC tho eap whIch

wounded one, who wore tho cap which
The robbers secured an entrance to
'ne store 10y unscrewing u shutter on one
OF inc front windows and removing The
glass. From the statements aud CIR
eumSiances L seems prohNhlc that l.ip
shil1 heard the mon M The store ans
arose nnd nut ON his trousers cad pro.
ceeded % ascertain the catsc Of the
noise. Ills body was found IN the center
OF the dining room. The door leading
from TINS room TO the store was omen
anu had not been forced. causing tn
sulposition thar perhaps he opened the
door to ascertain what was thu cause OF
me noise or 10 confront the inirulers.
a. any rate he had left his bod room
before he was struck.
Mrs. LipshE in the few words shr
was able io utter. was able to statr hut
hltle Of Tue circumstances, aud that not
crafN. She seems to have been struck
while in bed.
BY II O'Clock big dclemions Of citl.
zens generally had organized Into posses
anu Departed 90 an parts Of the compass
searching Tor Che gssassns. rhr sheriff
ana police officers, commanded 10y sheriff
Burke and Marshal Neill, were actively
az work Their assistants. both on foot
and mounted are securing the country
NJ the cities and towns in IA radius of
-Oo miles have been wired and asked 90
iooh uut for suspicious characters. Mayor
McCulloch offers $50 for The CAPTURE OF
me assassins, Sheriff Burke $50 and Gao
citizens of Waco some $500. Other re-
$500.
AZ II o'clock there was intense ex-
Gtcmeut ON the streets. everybody dis
cusseI the murder aud spcculnitl on It's
| mystery, motives that causrd iE and a
thousand and one things that might have
nNnu % fNuutInff trf q
such a crime.
Numerous suspicious characters wcrc
jailed and 90 . O'Clock this morning ihir-
iy-nine Prisoners were In the city Gala
hoode They were mostly 4ramps and
llnlhing suspicious attached TO any OF
Them In connection with the crime,
/ hcy were, ~ most eases, given until To-
night In which 10 leave the city.
ldpshitz was highly respected aud Ind
| many friends, and his ncighb0rs say No
ehemies He was about u years OF nc,
and Of peacellle disposition. The theory
| Is advanced 10y several persons that al,
| crlmc was committed by persons wht
believed hc kept considerable sum oil
! money IN the house.
/ The terrible butchcry is the sole toni,
! OF conversation this afternoon. aud (,
| spoken of in q manner by many which
! bodies but little mercy TO the murderer
or murderetS il they are unprecedented
Several wild rumors were fixing arnunt
| the streets thick and fast this afternoon
! but all werc without foundation
The remains of Idpslnlz worc en-
] hnlmed, but nothing further WIS done
rs this is tlc Jewish sabbath The re-
mains viii probably he m;erod either
tomorrow or Monday
Mrs l-lnshit2 was still unconscious
| and about all that can be said IS she /,
critically huw, but some hopes are eutcr
| tninod for her recovery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
A MOST
FOUL
MURDER
Committed at Waco
Early Yesterday.
IT MAY Be A DOUBLE MURDER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipshitz AS
saulted in Bed.
The Man is Dead, the Woman May
Tollow-rhe Tragedy Complete
Mystery, the Object aud tho
Murdorcrs Being
Unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipshitz AS
saulted in Bed.


Special Dispatch
w. 49,, T,,, % O,o 20 i,o mast
.,,.a,.n,. i -, n',,. i..s
''Nat"lN Nuu Nl"'h'hs CRIMES lhhl h"s
taken place in this city for years occurred
about y o'cloeE This morning.
p,tl,,r,. ,,.o, ill.,. ,,,,t,... ,,,.i3,,,u, AMI
wv '''''
one me was saerlhetu ana another hangs
by slender thread
L. IipsIitz wnll-Enovu and bi,l,lv
r,g,.o.,,.I ,i,,...,, ,,-,,,.,,,,,,. -.
,'''' e'''"'", n.'pi'''o' vi E'u,''F
AZ the corner OF lenth street ana Ross
avenue. aud his wife were the victims.
A definite statement Of tho rirrum-
.,,,...... "a ,tol.,.
'u' ''''"' are """'u' 10 uu
tain. lApshitz never uttered word
after the assault ON him, and his wife is
vet unable 10 sneak.
n si,.,,,,,. .,i.,. No.. 49,. Al.
~ '""u'N'y' WEI h''A N'r'NH the
stitet from tie scene OF The crime, was
awakened about . 1'cldcl, this morning
by Mrs. Iinsl,ity. win with HOOD
s,r,o,,;,,. f,',,, Ill -, ~,
'''',' s"''"N N"uhu IN het
mend, staggered 60 bis door,
Sic stated that two mon had entered
her house LUlnd b,r tush,rJ AMI
-, -, "'' "'
'''''P''i "'i INV '"' WIS lut on bel
that an important artery was severed
She hod na,rlv IJ.1 .t,-,t4,,.t,. g.. s...
mo-. ar-i,,J
'"es "''i'NN'
Her skull was also fractured Her
husband las upon tho floor with a sbastl,,
...i b. A. 49,
"'"''' '' ''' W. aus "'"u' or rA'hfl
that portion OF MS crushed in. He
fingered until O'Clock. Mrs Npshltz
lAl u Hh uli'o"HNlVu7 tolullluuf ana ncf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

time The rain frll in torrents and the
wind blew almost a hurricane.
The residence Of Mr., Gus Kennedy
IN West Clchurne was blown down aud
demolished. but mo- one was hurt, as the
family were 10 the storm huusr aud q
number Of stables and bnrns were blown
down and Hcriouly injured Tina rain
WIS badly needed, aud very beneficial
One more good rain viii mt tho county
IN the lead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
4 pnNsIoN oRpER.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 2Q.--Comnissioage,r
Of Pensions Loclreu has issued lnc ioi'
nony In pension cases, From and after
Ills daie MI calls made BY the second
auditor for abstracts Of testimony or ioI
copies Of evidence, or for the tran rs \,
sion of originals 90 this oiiice WY ne
referred by the chief " the man ulNl ,,t'a
to the chief Of the latter division, Nnl
win designate sufficient ioree q vi
ployes OF that division 10 answer s'''u
calls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

y Tex. Ian. 2O.-on Wed.
Ianuary II, There took
y Paris, Tex, what is pronounced
VA gentlemen In attendance from
,g.I,gA 10 have been tie most Ind
fgaulng thai has been Witnessed In
lot many day. 'ssu i''
(, ~ p'Ss- .. parties were Albert ID.
AZ psst, Louis and Miss Ada Filz.
p'e,aaneuca Of tho families ~ hath
a., .osetAer with the rare acen,n.
- 4ad renowned beauty of tbe
trso-,N ven as the sterling quililies Nd
,s'g uHlle the occa sion ono wbirb
sssa, sAecfly looked forward 70 since i'i,
Eais ''neenent Of the apnroacbins
N ~ ihnnlthsimai detail was oh
|@ber,il4ii make i tie affair one long q NJ
lased N guy present ana esen k bbs
Ase T. ' ,a bachelor could Jul p f .uI
NJ tr y, sssrei that be eonid not b ivsi
l. s.eSr,s., .ln INTO a beselie ~ n'm'
was performed al The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
4 nousE nnowN AVN.

CollinsYlie, Tex, Jan 20 "A heavy
storm Of wind and rain Visited this Sec
tiOu last night About two mlles north
OF town ihis storm put itself IA thn shape
81 a cyclone. doing much damage. fhc
worst Of which was making q total wreck
oi James Horns residence. II Il said
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

A feature Of the church. the Il sfe9 ,1ii
CONGREGATIONAL OF Boston; ~ N"lea t ,i,o
Rev. Edward Everett ilaie s,,'ai
citizen. held every Sunday noon. last
SUNDAY about twenty five men .s ana We
men were present Prof lnYilaS W. Il,
VIII. late Of Lawrence p lt,seIsS.Hi ,,-..t ~
cousin, and now pastor Of lne ~, ne 9es., =.
the Brotherhood, Boston, vas ~ ~
his subject being Inc
Rent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

Special lJismieh.
Benjamin, Tex, jan. 20.--ftain be-
gan falling here at u O'Clock last might,
aud II 5 sill raining this morning,
Prospects good for plenty Of rain.
Stock mas never done better; Good
liaef can be killed of OF the range up 70
this time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
a rINn TALl IN nAYLon COUNTY,

Seymour. Tex o. Jan. ia iine rnln
fen over tie whole ul Baylor county. last
night and today. A good season 4 IN
he ground nud everybody Is jublhnt
oyer the line crop prospects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
aooD nAlN oyEn wmnARGEIL.

Vernon. Tex, Jan. 20 A fne rain
visited ahis county YESTERDAY, and u
cold north wind Is blowing today. Sew
erd parties report fruit Trees in bloom
this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
HEAVY FALL AT DECATUR.

Decatur, Tex, Jan, 2o.--A heavy
rain fea here last night, continuing for
several houis. The sfoili was very
dry anil the rain viii be of great benefit
10 Wise county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

that Mr.. Horns personal effects were
entirely blown away, aud his wife in
jurod somewhat by the ilying debris,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
HARD RAIN Ar BIEcKIlNmDGE.
gnetial DISPATCH.

breckenridge, Tex. Jan. 2O.-A good.
hard rain fell at this place yesterday
evening. which seemed 70 be general
throughout the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
urAYY rALL N ILL oouNrY


ainsboro. Tex. Jan. 20 The
heaviest rain Of the season fell last
night, accompanied By very severe
wind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

Cleburne. Tx. Jan. 20. Last night
severe wind and rain storm. For q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
Howe. druggist, removed 10 corner
Seventh aud Main streets.


Cllfclhl blNphl'n'
Dallas, Tex. Jan. &C. ~. Gilbert,
editor and manager 81 the Evening STAR
suspended. II h understood viii enter
The newspaper business nc Georgetown,
Frank O. Van Horn. one Of tie directors
OF che Star Publishing company. states
that the paper will be re-cstablshcd, aud
win appear again IN n day or Two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

ALL-DAY RAIN AT MEMPHIS.
Special Dispatch.
Memphis, Tex, Jan. 20 a ruin has
Deen falling all day, and wheat Is looking
very fine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
srrr AaAINgr A conLEGg.

pcane the photographer, go Main
slreet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED

I - T ~
~ Ill.,, Jan. -Beniamtn r. Fav.
'agl President of the defnncf Linn.
I Al 'f,sal bank, was arrested here last
,enn...ii o'clock as he was leaving On
~, iania train. The warrant WIS
ali9, ~ ihe United States DISCREET court
1 ~ ~ carver a tank builder Carver
~. 1'''t with swlndling him out Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

Summer I. coming. buy ran" cigar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

My speciality Is fine work and novel
positions. DIiANE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
INFANTS AGAIN

Friday next Owing to the rain last Friday many
d not attend our Remnant Sale and only about half
\ sold What is left will be put sale Friday next
prices attached to them yet lower than before Come
Remnant Bargains Friday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

Dcanc tho photographer, oio Main
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug. II. - Flour-Re-
ceipts, 26.300 bbls; exports, $4,000 bbls;
sales. $500 pkgs; market continues
weaker with the decline in wheat. There
is no disposition to make concessions:
Southern flour dull. Rye flour quiet,
sales. 200 bblS. Buckwheat flour nonl-
inal. Buckwheat nominal. Cornmeal
steady; sales. 200 sacks. kye firm,
Barley nominal. Barley malt steady.
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 bu: exports.
"a, 100 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures,
$4,000 bn spot; spot market weak and
lower: No. red, store and elevator,
571sc; afloat. 573sc: f. o. b., 571sc atloat
No. l northern, 671sc delivered; No. /
hard. 64Tc delivered. Options weaker,
lower cables and big carlot receipts at
Chicago: trade light all day and decline
in late cables and enormous estimates
for tomorrow; carlots broke the after
no onmarket sharply, the close being
at ssc net decline; May, 655S@663sc,
closed at 655sc: August closed at 57c;
September, 5719@5614c. closed at 571sc;
December, 6l@6l56c, closed at 6lc.
Corn-ReceiptS, 24.S $40 bu; exports. H.
500 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures, $4,000
bu spot: spot dull and weaker; No. 2.
GIG elevator, 81 &c atioat: option mar
ket oqened weaker on reported rains in
AdIIStS anu lSdllLluSs IdliiSu Oul dSdlu
weakened. and closed sc net loss; May,
5iT@55ssc, closed at 54Tc; August
closed at 6014c; September, 5S12@595sc.
closed at 5914c; October. 5o@59Lc,
closed at 5Sc; December, 56@56Ic c.
closed at soc. Oats-Receipts, l7O.4O0
bu; exports. 600 bu; sales, 255.00O bu
futures, 100000 bu spot; spot market
firmer and fairly active; No.2, 34@34$Sc :;
No. 2 delivered, S5Q35Ic; No. 3, G31sc:
No. 2 white. 371a@3S12c; No. 3 White, 81
(1371lc; track mixed Western, 34T0
3519c; track white Western, 3S@43e;
track white state, 3S@43c; option mar
ket quiet and generally weaker, closing
&c net loss; August closed at 33199 934c {;
September. 34@3435c, closed at 34c; :;
October. 35@3519c, closed at 35c.
Hay dull. Hops weak. Hides dull.
Leather dull. Wool less active. Beef
quiet. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, S@9c; picked shoulders, Ggsc.
Lard easier; Western steam closed at
$3.50: sales, 700 tcs; city. $3.50; Sep
tember ciosed S7.S5 nominal; refined
easier; continent, SS.25; S. A.. IS. sc :;
compound, 61lc. Pork quiet. Butter
firm; Western dairy, 13@l6c; Western
creamery, 1411a@2315c; Western factory,
13@15c; Elgins, 231ac; state dairy. 14@
22c: state creamery, 17@2315. Cheese
quiet; state large. 71l@94c; small.
nc; part skins, 319@61ac; full skins.
2(@3c. Eggs steauy; state and Penn
syivania, 1719@1Sc; ice-house, 151a @ Ice !;
Western fresh, 151a@t71ac; cases, $3.50
(603.50. TallOW dull.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
FINANCIAL.
Burlington Boom the Feature
in Stocks.


in Stocks.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE specula-
tive eye was fastened on Burlington Il
Quincy from the opening of business
until after midday, and the movement
of the market generally was largely de.
pendent upon the fluctuations In that
stock. The directors of the company
met at Boston to take action OH the
dividend, and until the announcement
was made that they had declared the
regular dividend the market was unset
tied, and in most cases prices took!
downward course. For half ALI hour
midway between 10 and IL O'clock the
market was moved upward, but during
the rest of the morning depression pre-
vailed.
Burlington. which had reacted % per
cent to 1873 and advanced to AZ.
dropped l Is per cent, the other grangers
| 59(9& and the industrials 4@T. Gen.
eral Electric and Tobacco were eXcep-
tlous. the former selling up ~ per cent
from the low point of the morning and
the latter % per cent from yesterdays
closing sale. The true fact of the dec
laratlon of the regular II per cent divi-
de II d wasknown in Wall street about
1915, and was the signal for the begin
ming Of q strong buying movement, well
which resulted in an advance of 81 I'D
Burlington, l e in Rock Island. III in
st. Paul and II i'll Missouri Pacific. Dis
tiliing, with selling orders from Chi
cago, broke to 1874, decline
of 255 from the highest point of
the day. In sympathy with the
weakness of Distilling, slight re-
action occurred i'll some other
shares. the only stock receding more
than fraction being Buffalo. Roch-
ester and Pittsburg. which sold down
~ without any subsequent recovery.
In the late dealings decidedly strong
tone prevailed. Lake Erie IL Western
improving IL. which was retained to
the close. United States leather was,
however, heavy and lost lS. The spec
uiation closed strong. and prices COM
pared with yesterdays closing figures
were 1908 per cent higher. Dlstilling
lost 215 on the day, ana United States
leather pfd 155. Sugar tiuctuated rather
unusually, closing at yesterdays final
figures.
The bond market was strong all day,
the Leading changes being: Advances
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville tirstS,
z; Rio Grande u Western firsts, North
ern Pacific thirds and International Il
Great Northern seconds, 2; Baltimore
81 Ohio trsts, X; Chicago. st. Louis &
New OrIeaus SIS, ~; Union Elevated
tirsts and Oregon Short Line 6s. IA;
Reading first preference, rs, and Hook
ing Valley 5S, Louisville " Nashville
unified As, New Orleans & Mobile sec
onds, San Antonio q Arkansas Pass As,
Savannah IL Western firsts and Tennes :
see Coal and Iron tirStS, l; Louisville 81
Nashville. Southern IL Northern Ala
bama guaranteed 5S sold at 80, against
So on July 27. Erie second ,Onsols sold
at 77111 against Is July Is. This bond
subsequently, reacted to 76s4.
Total Sales OF Stocks
today were 263.530 shares, including:
Sugar, $4,000; Burlington, 47,2O0; Chi
cago Gas, $500; Distillers, 55,SOO; Cell
eral Electric, l1,S0O; Louisville d Nash
vile, 5,40O; Missouri Pacific, 5,7OO;
Reading, 4.400; r. Il w. Z. certificates,
fifth assessment. paid, 3.l0C; kock ISL
and, 12,00O: 81. Paul, $500.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
DIVISIONS By MILES.
Details of the Divisions of tn

Details of the Divisions Of the
Great Northern Railway.
1t may be of interest to GLOBE read
ers to know just what divisions are in
cluded in the three districts into which
the Great Northern is now divided.
The Eastern district. with st. Paul as
headquarters, comprises six divisions:
Wlllmar division, headquarters at MIN
neapoliS, consisting of 1920 miles; st.
Cloud and Fergus Falls division, head
quarters at st. Cloud, with a mileage of
57l.41; Breckenridge division, head
quarters at Willmar, with 69S. Is miles
of track; Northern division, headquar-
tiers at Grand Forks, n. d., with a total
mileage Of 5S5.SS; Dakota division. head
quarters at Lartmore, n. D., comprising
593.7l miles; Montana division. head
quarters at Hayre, Mont, 43473 miles.
Total mileage for Eastern district,
43473.
The Western district. with headquar-
ters at Spokane, Wash, consists or TWO
diyisiOns-tne Kalispell and the Cascade.
The headquarters Of the irsti is at Kalis-
pell, and covers S56.62 miles of track.
That of the latter (Which includes the
Pacific coast lines) has Leavenworth,
Wash, as its headquarters. and consists
of 47l.31 miles. The total mileage for
the Western district is 977.95.
The Third district is made up of the
Montana Central and operated lines,
with Great Fails, Mont, as headquar.
tiers. Its total mileage is 3S6.O5. The
grand total mileage is 4.415.v9.
The above Information is clearly set
forth in a circular issued by General
Manager Warren.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
SALTWATER NEWS.
Coming Exciting Ball Game
Other Events.

Probably one of the most exciting
games of ball PLAYED in this state this
season is that scheduled to be played at
White Bear next Sunday afternoon on
the league grounds between the Still
water and Brainerd clubs. There has
been SO much interest over the contest
at Brainerd-the two ten-inning tie
games-between the two acknowledged
leaders of the state, that Il crowd Of
enthusiasts will be present from all over
the state. The Brainerd club will be
accompanied by large crowd and there
will be very large attendance from st.
Paul and Saltwater.
Arrangements are being made for a
local tennis tournament TO be held in
this city early in September. The
game Of tennis has been played more in
Saltwater this year than ever before,
and all the players will participate in
the tournament. A handicap will be
arranged at the beginning of the games.
The Sea Wing departed yesterday
with a mixed raft of lumber for st.
Louis parties. The Menomonie will
leave this morning with a raft for
Dubuque.
There has been nun ber of violations
of the game law in the vicinity of Still
water, and Sheriff Marty proposes to
get after the guilty parties. Several
coveys of young chickens have been
killed.
Oscar Magnuson. resident of
Marine, died yesterday, aged thirty-two
years.