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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Senator PefEer, in an interview. eays
he 10 dlsgusted with the work of Con.
gross.
In froigh. wrcck near Lock Haven,
jeremiah Sheehan and David Forsht
were killed..
Ono new case OF cholera and one
death from thRt disease w0rU reported
ut Amsterdam.
The plan OF tho reorganization Of tho
Reading railroad is expected 10 be made
public today.
Tho brotherhood OF Locomotive Fro
men Ia IN session at Harrisburg, Pa,
with $50 delegates present
Chicago women arc organizing to in
sIst on thOir right TO vote in November
for trustOcS OF tho Illinois University.
Ceutral Labor Union in New York
has organized itsUlt into u political
party. 1t has not yet boon decided to
Join the PoruIists.
Walter Clayton Clapp, q prominent
Clergyman Of tho Episcopal high church
in Now York, has boon received into
tho Roman Catholic communion.
Tho prospects for u sottlcmont Of tho
clonk and garment cutters striko in
Now York on Thursday, arc worry good,
Many contrnctors have siGnod tho bond
demanded by tho mon.
City Marshal Donaldson. Of Knnglcy,
Ills, was fatally shot aud NJ. I. Tobias,
cIorIi for tho star Coal Company, sOri.
ously WOUNDED by John Urich, II miner,
while they woro taking his vito to Jail
Spreading rails caused serious
wrerk on the shcllboach railroNd, In
Louisiana. Jnlius Applehnus, aged
sixteen, was almost instantly killed.
Willie Flick, aEod thirteen, has sincc
died OF HE injuries. and Engincor Craw.
ford was badly hurt.
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AT REDUCED WAGES

OF Twonty Per Cent Tho Gtnss Factories
OF Now Jersey Start up.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. l0.-There
was q general resumption In the glass
business in South Jorsey to-day aud by
Wednesday there will hardly be nn idle
glass factory. Tho coming season
promises to bc tho bcst for years in tho
glass trade and the outlook for contln.
ued work throughout tho season Is OK
cellent. The work is being started on a
very satisfactory basis to all. Most Of
the larger factories havc orders now on
their books to run them throughout the
year.
There Is n general decrease OF 20 per
cent In the glass scale to DO operated In
South Jersoy.
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GoFF WILL DECIDE

Tho Question at Issue Bctwccn Governor
Tillnuu aud tho South Carolina Militia.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1o.-An injunction
suit growing out Of tho South Carolina
dispcnsary riots OF last March, came up
before Judge COT in tho United statos
circuit court to-day. Governor Till
mans dlspensary spies and raiders were
ono day attacked by tho onraged citi.
zens Of Darlington, rosulting In tho
death and wounding OF a number OF
constables. The governor declared he
would punish TO tho fullest extent q
tho law his rcbcllious people, and or
dorod several companies Of militia TO
nrococd to tho scono Of tho uprising
and restore order and tho gubCrnatorial
authority. =
Charleston flatly refused to obey tho
order, Tho governor thcrcupon issned
an order commanding tho company 70
surrcndcr its arms aud accoutremGnts.
This order waz also dlaobcyed ana an
appcal TO tho courts. which camo up to-
day, was made for IN injunction to pro-
vent tho governor or any stato officers
from taking possession Of tho arms.
Tho point madO by tho lawyers for
tho company ia that tho arms were 80:
curcd by tho company by special act OF
CongroSa and held IN nndisputed pos
session for over sixteen y0arsi Tint tho
arms woro issued for no other purpose
thon tho uso Of tho company; that,
therefore. tho seixnre Of thom by tho
eoyornor would DO illegal, US 1t would
be diversion Of tho arms TO purpose
mt authorized by tho not ol Congress
updcr which thoy wore lesued.
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ABDUCTED AN HE1REss.
A Chicago waIter who Ran Away with
wenltIIY Girl,

A Chicago Walter Who Ran Away with n
Wealthy Girl.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-William IL Jones,
waiter, Is under arrest hero charged
with abducting pretty Angelina Mason,
solo hciress to tho suunysido estate,
which includes the North sido resort
known as Sunnyside. Jones was en-.
ployed at tho Sunnyside hotel and last
August disappeared with tho heiress.
The pair wore located in Montreal and
later the girl and Jones, who had been
married, returned to Chicago and his.
arrest followed. It is claimed that
Jones has two wives living In this city.
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COUNT DE PARIS.

Tho Scone as tho Colin wns ClOscd-Grlof
of Ills Friends.
LONDON, Sept lo-Tho coffin contain
ing tho remains Of tho count do Paris
was to-dny scaled in tho presence OF the
members OF tho counta family. The
scone as tho face Of tho count was for
over shut from human eyes was most
touching ono. Tho ladies present
showed tho kecnest grief as those in
charge OF tho funeral scaled tho coffin.
Tomorrow tho coffin will be placed in
the marble saloon oil stowe House. The
public will then be ngain admitted to
tho house to viow tho caskot. Cardinal
Vaughan will oilicia,o at tho funeral
services.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept 1o.--The
September report OF the statistician Of
the department OF agriculture makes
cotton show q decline Of 81 points from
tho August condition, which was Ole.
against $50 for this month. Tho con-
dition Of tho plant in the month
OF Jnue was SS3, rising to 500
in July, and to 0l.6 last month. As
stated, the August condition for the
year 1893 was sO4, and the September
condition for the same yoar was 1874, a
falling of OF soven points. The Sep.
tember condition for this year is 1876
points higher than that Of 1893.
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GOVERNOR o'FERRArL,
OF virginia, Has Some Comments 20 Max
on That English Committee.

OF virginia, Has Some Comments 20 Make
on That English Committse.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. lo-The follow
ing appears in tho Evening State here
this afternoon. Governor 0Ferrall re-
ceivcd last night telegram from tho
New York World asking what he
thought of the English committee which
has beon sent hore to Investigate and
deuounce southern lynchings:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA..
GovERNoR's OFFICE
"RIcuMoND, Va, Sept. 0. 1894.
40 he World.
Things have come to a pretty pass in
this country when we are to have lot
OF English moralista sticking their
noses into our internal affairs.
Il Ia the quintessence Of brand and i'm
pudenco. They had better sweep. In
front OF thoir own doors before seeking
to regulate US. We might as we'll In
vestigate English affairs In India, her
Whitechapel murders, her Jack the
Ripuer slashinss, the Niaybrick trial
and her alleged injustice and cruelty to
this woman, her rnpaeious colonial
policy in Africa and the degrading
effects upon the Chinese resulting from
her opium war.
iI"What Information do they soek2 Do
thew want to know that the white peo.
ple in the south have Iynched negroes
whose miserable lusts led thcn to tho
commission OF the black crime OF rapoo
upon white womenP II 80 they need
not investigate, for such is tho fact.
All thoy had desired TO learn whether
these lvnching were permitted or coun.
tcnanced by the civil authorities. thcy
could have learned through the regular
channels OF correspondence that in
every case the civil authorities woro
eIther without knowledge or were over
powered.
"CnAnbEs T. oFERRALl,
"Governor Of Virginia"
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WAsurxoToS, D. O., Sept. 1o.-Ex.
Governor Zulick, OF Arizona, is in tho
city, and has written lcttor to tho
President vigorously opposing tho re-
moval OF Chief Geronimo and his
Apachos from Mount Vornon barracks
in Alabama, whore they aro now con-
ilnod, to their former reservation in
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PISTOLS AND ooFFEE
Stay be the Next ThIng In Ordcr-Breck
inridge Attacks his Old Fricpd Morton.

sIay bo the Next ThIag In oricF-Breck.
inridge Attacks his Old Fricpd Morton.
CIScExaATI, O.. Sept 10-Thc Com
morcial Gazette's Lexington, KY. spec
ial says: Colonel Breckenridge is out in
bitter interview, charging Judge Jsre
Morton with cowardice and dupIicity.
Breckenridge aud Morton were com:
rades in the Confederate army, practiced
law together and pulled together for
years in politics as we'll nc being neigh
bors. Previous 10 the Pollard suit,
Colonel Breckinridgc charges that Judge
Morton was not pleased because he
could not name certain appointments.
and when Madeline was prosecuting the
congressman, 1t 10 charged In the inter:
Wow, Judge Morton deserted his OLD
friend.
In his recent speech at Athens,
Colonel Bteckinridge scored Judge Nor
ton very severely. Judge Morton last
Wednesday replied at public meeting
in Lexington, called for that purpose,
and his arraignmcnt OF Breckinndgo
was intensely severe. Colonel Brecktn-
ridges rcjoinder 10 In tho form OF an in
terview that will appear In tho Lexing.
ton Transcript tomorrow. 1t reVicws
tho life timo association be-
twccn the two men; how Nor
ton acted whom tho Pollard trouble
came out on tho colonel and since
tho present congressional contest has
been wnging. While tho Pollard case Is
reviewed nothing now Is brought out In
1t except that Judge Morton holped
Miss Pollard's cause then 10 he is now
helping tho cause Of 0wene. While the
rotations botWecn tho mon are so strain
cd as 10 cause references to the code
from others, Colonel BreckinridKe
closes by saying that they have always
lived together at Lexington and must
live together at that place hereafter.
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THIS IS DIFFERENT.

Tho wIlSonites CIAIn to Have Carried
Wayne Couuty-MarShnI v.nsou san u
FuGitiVo.
spertNI DispGtoI to ne IRteIIt0rRar.
HUSTINOToS, ". Va. Sept. lo.-Lacc
Marcum. Wilson man. roturucd from
Wayne county tonight and he claimed
the wilsOuites gained victory over the
Camden ticket OF about four hundred
voteG 1t is difficult 10 ascertain tho
correct figures. Marshal Vinson did not
give himself up to-day. He will como
back to West Virginia on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
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Tho 0rcat Vermont victory.

RUTLAND. W., Sept. 1O.-Returns
from all towns in the state received by
the town clerk hero chow tho Ropubli-
can majority to be 27.9l0 and the pIur-
atty 2S,359. Official re4urns will change
these figures very little. Tho Republi-
can plurality two years ago was 1900.
Tho senate 10 Republican unit and tho
house stands as follows: Republicans,
233; Democrats, 0; Populists, l.
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,tctal pt.patel o q. Inteulqena..

Special Dtsp1teh 10 the Jntcui0eHoeF
Krxowoop, W. Va, Sept. lo.-Preston
county lost prominent Republican
and an cx.county superintendent OF
schools to-day BY tho death OF John H.
Feather, at his home at Brucctou Mills,
OF typhoid fever. Tho funeral Will be
on Wednesday and will be participated
in by tho Odd Follows Of the county.
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wrIAAmspoRr, Pa, Sept. lo.-J. NJ.
Bowman, president OF tho detunct Nun.
clio bank, was found guilty to-day on six
counts OF making falac cntrios with tho
intont TO dccolvo tho United States
bank examiner. llo will ask for new
trial. The minimum sentence on cach
count ID hyc years.
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Dosrow, Sept lo.-The 9th annual
convention OF tho postofllCc clerks na-
tional association opened this forenoon
mt tho American house with dclogatos
prosont from oil tho largo citiOs and
towns in tho country. Another session
was held tonight. Tho convention is
cxpectod to last four days.
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IN sELE DEEENsE.
A Dar Keeper Shoots Two Members of n
Mob In q Saloon.

a hcCpDt A"S Va -
Mob In q Saloon.
ELwooD, 1ND., Sept 10.-Last nighttn
u fight in Potter PaImor's saloon, Isaac
Martin was instantly killed and Phil
lIopplo probably fatally wounded. a
crowd of twenty entered tho saloon and
began wrccking 1t. James McDermott,
tho bar koopcr, attempted to put thom
out and general Eight cnsuCd In which
McDormott was roughly hundLod., he
ran behind tho bar and thoy polted him
with billiard balls, cuos. glasses and
bottles. when no got hIB revolver and
began firing. Tho first shot took otlect
In Isnac MARITIME temple and no fell
dead, while lIopplo was shot also in tho
Lead, but may recover. Tho other men
then ilcd. McDcrmott Is under arrest
but will cnter a plea OF Golf defense.
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NIlxSrApous, MIMI, Sept. lO.-Fit-
teen Great Northorn BtrikOrs, who have
bcon under federal indictment for
tho mails RinCe the A. Il.
u. strike last April, wero dismissed in
Judge Nelson's court to-day, The
indigo took tho casO from tho jury and
tllsnissod tho Defendants.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
OF Republican Clubs Win Take O
Very Active Part
IN The CAMPAIGN OF THIS YEAR.

Meeting OF tho Executive Committee
at Chicago-Plans DIscussed-The
College Club Representation Ar
ranged So as TO Avoid Future
TroubIe-The Young Mons ROppt
Iican Leaguc Admitted TO MOmbor-
ship-vacanclOa on tho Convention
Fillod-A subcommittee TO Con-
duct tho Campaign Appointed.
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THE NAVAL VETERANS.
Their Ninth Annual Convcnt,on-Af1a''
In Good Condition.

Their Ninth Annual Convnntion-hHn'r"
in Good Condition.
Pl17suvRon. Sept. l0.-Tho ninth an
nual convention Of naval Veterans was
held in tho room OF tho Allegheny
County Bar Association this afternoon.
Thcro woro 200 dcloEntos prcsont' Rear
Admiral osbon presided.
Ills annual report showed n very GU
conraging condition OF ahairs, notwlth:
standing tho dotnlcation OF the hSet
paymastcr last year. Whom tho 4n-
dianapolis convention adjourned thofG
wus not dollar in tho treasury anu
tho association was heavily In dcbe
During the past year all tho old &c. &C.
counts have becn settlud 90 well as al
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tho Business of tho United States Troas.
ury for tho Year.

Ine bublncss uL tuo ouHou othtoS 1t""D
ury for tho Year.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 1o.-The an
nual report OF the controller Of the cur
rency was made public to-day. 1t Is q
record OF the work Of tho coutrollor's
Office and shows that the total number
Of accounts, claims and cases settled
during the fiscal year ended June 80
last was 1896, involving $3.50, ,602, ,002.
By comparing tho work OF this Office
for tho past three fiscal years, IN in
crease Of tho volume OF business since
1901 in round numbers OF Sl04, 900, 900
Ia shown, with IN increase in the last
fiscal year of S74, 100000.
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INoENDIARY FIRE
Destroys Fifty Houses In Dalton. ohio-No
Insurance,

Dostroys Fifty HouHcs IN lInitoh1 UhIo-No
Insurance.
MAssiLLoN, o. Sept. 10.-Twenty acres
In tho heart Of the village Of Dalton
werc devastated byflre between 2o'clock
md daylight this morning, over fifty
houses have boon destroyed aud the
loss is beyond computation. Tho insur-
ance is almost nothing Assistance was
sont by special train from Massilon,
Oreville and Canton. The village water
supply was soon exhausted aud then
wells and cisterns were emptied. Early
In the morning n welcome rain began
to fall, and tho flames began, to die out.
The Gre is supposed to be OF inccndiary
origin.
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THE mIKADo.s HEADQUARTERS.
He Removes Them to tho socno Of Mill
tnry Operations.

turY Opefutlouss
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. l0-A tele-
gram was received at tho Japanese lega-
tion this afternoon announcing that the
emperor would take up his residence at
Hiroshima on tho 18th inst, and the
headquarters Of the army and navy
would DO moved to that place from
Toxic.
Hiroshima 10 largo town. about $50
miles from Toxic. It has bithorto boon
used as the base Of operations for the
movement of troops and supplies to Ko.
rea and other points. aud the action OF
tho emperor in taking up his residence
there is interpreted to indicate his in
'tention OF personally experimenting
active operations In tho war at point
as near tho sceno Of hostilities as posi-
ble.
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WORSE THAN REPORTED.


From Forty to Sixty Killed in tho French
Railroad WrOcE.
PARIS, Sept. 1o.-Thc disustor to the
Pars and Cologne express train ut
Apilly, between Noyon and ohauny,
Yesterday, was more serious than at
iirst supposed. The first estimates
placed tho number Of persons killed at
ion, with twenty injured. II Is now
stated that from forty to sixty wcrc
killed or injured. Twelve dead bodies
have already been taken from the
wreck.
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SperiuI Dfspateh TO he In,elIfoencer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept 1o-In q
row in house ofill lame late tonight,
Roy starkey, a tough character, Was
stabbed in tho abdomen by a party
who escaped. starkey's condition was
reported to be serious at midnight.
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Boston, Catalonia, from Liverpool.
Now York, TrHvc, from Brnmon.
Oueenstown-Bothnia, from Boston.
Now Yorls-Bovlac, from Liverpool.
G,asRow-Prussian. from Boston.
Gibraltar-Kron prIn2 Frederick
wilhelm, from Now York.
Now York-Borlin, from southamp-
DaltlmorO-AmOrlca, from Port An
tonic.
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I,,,.,I ITor ScI,onIn,ato.

Jonwsrows, Pa, sOp,. lo-Laet night
Miss Mary Callahan. of Walnut Grove,
accidentally shot Miss Flora Marah. n
Sehoolmato, in thothoad. ThNgirl diCd
to-day without regatuing conrct6uEncaa.
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WAsutsGroH, D. G., Sept. 1o.-At tho
close OF business to-day tho cash in the
treasury amounted to Sl27 S30.Sl9, OF
which s5G,029,7O5 represented gold re-
eervo.
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FnrnoNr, O., Sept lO.-oOlonol Will
lam E. Haynes has declined tho nomi-
nation for congressman from tho Thir-
tconth district tcndcred him by the
Democratic convention hold at San
dugkv September !.
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BOYS IN Blue.
AuspIclous Opening Of the Ma
tsonal q. A. R. Ereampment.
SuRERB WEATHER, GREAT CROWDS.
Tho CITY of Pittsbursh Taxed to
It's Utmost Capacity.
THE NAVAL VETERANS PARADE,

Escorted by she Sons of Veterans, tho
Naval Reserves aud tho Mary
Logan Cadets-The Chief Social
Feature Magnificent Reception
by Mrs. Westinghouse Grand
Musical Spectacle at tho Exposition.
Many Rogimontal Rounions-Musto
and Colos Everywhere In Evidence.
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ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. lo.-Ths Hur-
ley jail was guttod by FIRE last night,
Prisoner Tom Cord started 1t in his cell,
and was himself burned to eriap.
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CONSTIPATION and sick hoadacho posi-
lively Curod by Japanese Liver Pellcts.
II60 pills 25 conta. Charles Il Goetzo
aud ", w, Irwin.
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For WcSt Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
fair TIL Wednesday night cooler; northerly
For Ohio. iaIr till "Wednesday night; cooler In
southern portion; uorthwcStcry winds; warmer
Wednesday.
TIE rEMPENA1CRE SATURDAY,
as furnished by q, sCnSEpp. druggIHt corner
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RIVER FALLS, Wis, June %, 1894.

RIVER FALLS, Wis, June %, 1894.
To PARENTS
We beg leave to send cordial greet
ings to the citizens of River Falls
and vicinity, TO suggest that the
Model teachers of the Normal School
have voluntarily withdrawn from the
services, for personal reasons that are
probably known to many of you:-but
an effort will be made to place ladies
i'm the school whose personal relation
to you and TO children shall at once
invite the continuance of faith ia the
teaching done, and shall yield the
wholesome result that a union of
effort of family and school makes
possible.
You may be assured that in the
general management of the model
grades, no effort will be spared to de-
serve a continuance of the the splen-
did support that your citizens have
given those grades during nineteen
years. and we therefore invite your
patronage for the term commencing
So.o,- Nar Sd, 1894, up TO the limited
number Of pupils -
commOdate.
Pupils that were enrolled odrinA
the year just closed, will be entitled
to sittings at the opening in the fall.
and others will be received in the
order of application, which should be
made to the Regent.
Respectfully.
f. p. AINswoRTH, Regent.
w. ID. PARKER.
Secretary of Board of Regents.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Jacobs of Chicago is visiting at
Mr.. Lusk's.
Mrs. Henry Eaton is visiting in
Minneapolis.
Master Charley Bolkcom is up from
Chicago on visit.
Mrs. I'll. G.. Taggart has gone TO
Philadelphia on visit.
Mrs. Underwood of Downing visited
at Mrs. Dunbar's last week.
Miss Mamie Williams is attending
summer school at Ellsworth.
Miss Constance Haugen has gone TO
Alexandria for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Hattie Bliss left the first of the
week for her home at Warsaw, III
Chas. Barnett of ST. Paul visited
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lettie Tygesen of st. Anthony
Park has been visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas returned yester-
day from three weeks visit in st.
Paul.
Mrs. Fred Laggerwall of Helena
has been visiting her relatives he re.
She went to Roberts yesterday.
Walter Winchester of Oberlin
Ohio, is visiting his grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Winchester
Mrs. Scion Perrin and daughter and
Miss Mabel Perrin of st. Paul are
spendinga couple months in this city.
Miss Belle Troll, teacher from St.
Louis, is spending the vacation here
and is stopping with Mrs. Geo. Pratt.
Miss Hannah Moynihan has return
ed home from Shakopee, Mimi, where
she has been teaching the past two
years.
Miss Mamie Martin has returned
from her school at Sheboygan having
been delayed a week on account of
the strike.
Ned Ballard, Roscius Freeman and
Bruce louells left yesterday morning
with a camping outfit for Deer Lake,
in Polk county.
Rev. L. Cory-Thomas is expected to
arrive to-day from England-Mrs.
Cory-Thomas is quite seriously i'll,
and he returns on that account.
Miss Lu Gibbs has gone to Council
Bluffs, having been called there on
account of the serious illness of her
brOther-in-law, Charles Butler.