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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-03-03
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

The Stearns County (Mirn.) Bar as
,ociation has endorsed Judge Sear.e for
reelection.
Tie hearing OF Charles Meyers for the
murder of Matthew p. Erickson has
lcgun at St. Paul.
Dr. John Baker, 4 Minneapolis dent
it, WAS found dead in led. Heart dis
ease was the cause.
\ Finlan Ter employed by by W. I.
Bailey at Virginia, Mimi, was crushed
to dea!i b. Il 8 falling on him.
The Golden Rule bazaar at San Fran
cisco was destroyed ly fire Monday
night, causing loss of $500, coo.
The North Side Street railway at Fort
Worth, Tex is advertised to be sold to
t:2e highest lidAec the first Tuesday il
April. -.
BY an explosion of gas at the Point
B,e>z, Gas works, P.liladelphia, one
lla;l was killed AID three dangerously
i:.s:r"l
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PAPA FLEUTELOT, MISER.
& French millionaire Who Begged In tn,
Streets ant! Died In Filth


Streets and Died In Filth.
a miser of the story book type died
cbont two weeks ago in Auxerre France.
Although he never had wife or children,
he was known to sll persons in the city
as Papa Fieutelc1. Ee had been pub
ilc figure for a generation and could be
scel daily in storm or sunshine totter-
ing il his rags through the streets to
gather odd bits of coal and wood and
cigar stunps. Papa Flcutclot died in
his eishty-ffth year and was buried in
the potter field. The French police,
who suspect everything, still suspected
the old man 5 rretensos of poverty. de-
spite the recent shifting CT public opin-
ion. and they searched the hut in which
lie had lived and died. Filth was anlil5
deep up stairs and knee deep i'll the cci-
lar. The first search was rewarded only
with the discovery CT 400 bottles Of
Bordeaux, vintage Of i19A. The second
search, however. revealed a hole iii the
cellar wall. behind a pile of ind2sc1iba
BE dir. From tlia hole the police
dragged Il chest, and il the chest they
found the treasure From top to bot
tom it was stuffed full with mortgages,
government bonds, shares in stock COM
ranies and title deeds. All showed the
keenness of Papa flcutelot in Investing
his savings, fer without exception the
securities were OF the highest class.
Their face value was loco. .G0o francs.
but as many of the bonds and stocks ara
above par they can be sold fer q N.uc,r
larger sam.
For more than II years the old man
had neglected 10 clip lis coupons. Ee
Lad let them accumulate until they rep
resert.d q market value CT liO, OC0
flames.
Among the many pieces of real estate
whose ownership was revealed fy the
contents Of the chest is a large tract cf
land near Nilleneuye-sur-Y y onne. On
this land there are 400 acres OF fine fer
est and several ullGings of the ancient
indest1uctible make. 1t had been more
than 40 years since anybody at Vile
neuve knew who owned the estate.
When Papa Fleutelot died i'll his hovel,
but 60 confines, CIR less than cents,
was his total cash capital. Is was eN-
pectcd, the usual number of heirs have
appeared since the old man s body was
buried il tie potter field. They affect
to believe that still more treasure is
ing it down piece by piece in the hope
of enriching themselves. Paris Ex<
change.
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JURORS JAILED.
Changing ysrdic s Not a Healthy Prac'
t;ce In ,yu e, Yancy'. Court.

Changing ysrdic s Not Healthy Prac-
tee In ,yu &. Yancy'- Court.
CHICAGO, Fel,. 2S.-Last Wednesday
the jury in the case of EIba H. flasher
against the Chicago City Railway COM
pary. fos ;to5. 900 damages for PERSONAL
injuries. brought il a sealed verdict.
Friday morning it was opened and to
the surprise Of the court three jury
men, Michael Darhin, John Kennedy
and Dennis Kennedy refused to stand
IT, AS the result Of an Investigation
by Judge Yancy, Dar!lin was senten"el
to 80 days i'll the county Jail and Dennis
Kennedy got 10 days, The pay Of both
Jurors was a'so forfeited. James NJ.
Chain, witness i'll the case was held III
81. 0UO bonds to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt.
Darkin was charged with endeavoring
to use his position as juror to secure the
the release Of his son from the Bride
we'll Kennedy was charged with sacrl-
fcing the rights Of the litigants for per-
sOnal convenience.
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The Church Militant.

FA1RMoST, MINI, Feb. 2S. AT the
little town of Welcome Lewis Hanson
persisted in creating disturbance in a
revival meeting conducted by Rev. G..
Eisenberg. The minister dismissed the
meeting and, following Hanson out of
doors, proceeded to give Hanson the
worst threshing man ever got. The
tough was so badly used up that he was
found in Ded the officer who Went to
arrest him for disturbing the meeting
The deacons passed a resolution COM
mending their minister and raised his
salary }240.
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FAILED TO WORK.
An Attempt to Hold Up n Santa Fe Trai
Erustratod by the Enriueer.

An Attempt to Hold Up Santa Fe Train
Frustrated By the Engineer.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23.-A special to
The Star from Hutchinson, Kan, says:
An attempt was n sle to hold up the
eastround Santa Fe passenger train at
the Rock Island crossing, one mile east
Of this city. A re light was swung in
front of the approaching train. and then
left in the middle of the
track. Engineer Mcneil suspecting
something wrong, opened the throttle
and pat ca full speed. Word was sent to
this city from Kent, and 4 posse was at
onae organized and thorough search
Of the vicinity Instituted, but no trace
of the men could be found. Engineer
Mcneil reported til 1t the men We're five
in number and wore no masks, and from
their appearances We're ordinary tramps
who We're green at the job.
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Wheat in the Northwest.

MlNSEAPoLIs, Feb. 2S.-The North
western Miller reports the stocks of
wheat il, store in private elevators Of
Minneapolis at 1,oS5,o9o bushels, an
increase over last Monday of 7+,Uoo
bushels. The total stock at Minneapolis,
Duluth and Superior is p, 30s. .5ss bush
els, Il decrease of 1!6,9.7 bushels. The
Market Record estimates ths stock III
country elevators at 5,6o5, 900 bushels,
decrease of l20, coo. The total North
western stocks are thus made 81, 003,559
Bushels, a decrease OF 23o5, 5J2 bushels
for the week.
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INyEslIGATE JUDGES.

Resolutions in the III u4e to Inql.re Into
Acts of Several OEic;als.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Resolutions
were presented to the house by Repre-
sentative Somers Of Wisconsin to iuves-
t:gate the action of several United States
judges who have issued injunctions in
railroad cases, most prominent among
them being Justice Brewer of the su-
preme court. They include also United
States Judge Taft. Jud 5e Kicks OF Ohio,
Jud:5 P.;1dee Of Tex 8, Judge Beatty Of
Idaho, and Judge Dundy Of Nebraska.
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Going Slow on Glass Bottles.

PiTTsBcRG, Feb. 25.-Fl:nt glass bot
tie workers are restricting production
owing to wage changes contingent upon
the passage OF the Wilson bill. Tibley
Bros. have stopped one furnace at the
Snarpsbur5 works, throwing IS men
iG!e. The B. lyaire Bottle Co., have also
shut down their ia actories, throw; A.; 80
men lille. It is the desire OF the manu-
facturcrs not to stock up. The Worm
ser Glass Co. is preparing to start one
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Waa Chicken PoX.

ST. PAUL, Feb. IS. -TheItwo cases Of
smallpox reported as Icing cared for at
the city peslhouse turn out to be chicken
pox. They are 'eins cared for at
the pest house, Health Commissioner
Hoyt says, only because they are for the
present city charges. Neither Of the
men having homes or money, it was
thought easiest to care for them at the
quarantine hospital.
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A LONG CHASE.
a Detective Followed a H-an Seven ThouT
sand -,-ilcs For Stealin. SO.

a Detective Followed H.n Seven Thou
sand -,.ilcs For Stealth. SO.
Seven thousand miles for prisoner
was the record made ly Postotl;ce IN
spector G. Ii. Waterbury, and his story
told in United States Marshal Haskell $
office rivaled in interest the tales Of
some of the great French detectives
The national government never torSlveS
a crime, no matter what the clrcum-'
stances, ard cold blcoded justice is al
ways demanded. In Haskell's private
Office was seated w. Y. Dress]er. q
young man belonging to one of the best
and weaIthiest families III lanoyerton,
o. Last summer Drcssler was travelling
with T. r. Howard of Kansas City and
George Harrison IN New Mexico. and.
Howard conEded to his friend that his
for S. They wero in Albuquerque at
the time, and Dress]er got the letter,
opened it, forced Howard's name and
stole the money.
The rostotIire authorities were noti--
fed, and CA Oct. 13 Dressler fled from
Albuquerque with Waterbury, one Of
the shrewdest detectives in the secret
service, Oh his trail.
Il chased him to Los Angeles - said
Waterbury, "ani thcr. | lost him, but
| got trace of him in Santiago, where he
led merry life. reached San Fran
cisco arly Us soon as he did, but he
was away like deer, and | entered
Yuma just as he was leaving From
there i followed bin to Tucson, but be
lodged me. and | next found his tracks
in Ell Paso, Tex. From there he jumped
to Texarkana and then disappeared to-
ward Ohio. communicated with Mar
shall Haskell. He detailed a man, and
together we journeyed to D1osslcr's
Eomc, arrestiDs the young man in his
fathers house. Dres5ler vii! be taken
to Denver for trial. Cleveland Leader.
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Broke All Records.

DENVER, Feb. 2s.-TEe receipts Ct
gold at the Denver mint this month will
be larger than any other month in the
history Of the institution. The amount
will te over s21s,G0o, the highest previ-
Gus record being $4,000 1t is esti-
mated that the receipts are less than 80
Ter cent OF the gold produced in this
district.
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KoKeMo, Ind, Feb. ss.-Calvin Arm
strong, the Tirton county e1-deputy
treasurer and 5,oooaembezzler, who
escaped from Jail two weeks ago, after
having been sentenced to three years
imprisonment, is again III the hands OF
the cf1icers. Ee delivered himself to an
officer from Kokono at tie Palmer
House in Chicago during the afternoon
and will lie lodged in the penitentia1y
at Michig.r C:.E.
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.yNDRED FIGHT.
& Se"sntinnal Stnry Of RussoGerman
Encounter o., the Frontier.

& Sewsntinnnl St.ry of Russo-aerman
Encounter the Frontier.
MOSCOW. Feb. 2S-A sensational
soy i; current in military circles
he1e, that fight has tken pace on the
russo G; rlnan frontier between de-
ia, ,h.nynt OF Ru>si4n trsyoons and
number OF Prussian Uhlans. Several
are le. Q. ted 10 have been killed on both
sides. The Russian officers in 1hiscity who
have been questioned on the subject,
decline % specify what either Of the reg
i1nents are reported to have suffered,
s.;ying that they do not wish to cause
International complications. The fracas
:'ose out Of the fact, it is claimed, that
The Prussian Uhl.ns were using the
K''ssian eagle fixed to the frontier post
as q target
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Work of a Mad Dog.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-A Newfoundland
dog became very rabid and before it
was killed seriously injured four mem
bers of Police Lieutenant OHara's fam-
lily. A 4-year-old child was fatally
bitten, his skull being crushed by the
teeth of tbs infuriated beast, while Mrs.
O'Ha1a and two of her childred were
badly torn and bitten,
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MARRIAGE Of Two Good Towns,

WEST UNION, Ia, FEB. 2S.-Thc-e is
q strong prot ability that the twin towns
of Mitchell and West Mitchell, about
half mile apart, will shortly be mar
ried. The congregational and Method
ist churches are situated midway be-
tween. and the proposition is to consoli-
date and form one town at this point.
Two business men have agreed to erect
three brick blocks on the new site if the
wedding takes Diace
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EVERETT. VISA, Feb. 2s.-The new
gold and silver s,nelter. with capacity
of 80 tons OF ore a day, has started
running. also the Wire nail works, of
LOCO kegs day capacity, ard the pa
per mill. all on outside orders, indicat-
ing IN improved condition of business
in the Pacific Northwest. The shingle
mills report increased orders ard are
running full force.
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb 29-The presi-
dent has sent the following nominations
to the senate: Tre, e,:sury-Augast Healy
Of New York, collector internal revenue
for the first district Of New York.
State-Charlas Jonas Of Wisconsin, con-
sui general t St. Petersburg; Albert
Flower OF. Marylanl, consul at S,rat-
ford, Ont. Gsorge Truesdell, commits
sicner Of the district OF Columbia. Post
masters-Msry B. Thomas Deadwcod,
S. D.; An,:rew s,imonson Racine, Wis.
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= Rare AImnuscript.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28--Uron in
vitation number OF noted Hebraic
scholars have been examining a collec-
ton OF rare manuscripts, which form a
part Of the Sutro library. One of the
rarest documents known to bs e1tant
was found in the collection by DR.. S.
Roubin. It was a copy of the PEN
tateucn inscribed by the hand of Mai
mon!lles, early in the twelfth century.
1t is the opinion Of all the experts who
have seen the manuscript that it IS gen
1!ina
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Wilson'S Condition Unchanged.

ST Louis, Feb. 2S.-A special from
the s'ity of Mexico says that Congress
man William L. Wilson's condition has
not undergone any material change
since Sunday. The very best medical
skill in Mexico has been called into the
case and the distinguished American
will have the best care and attention.
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MILWAUKEE, FEB. ss.-Bis!n2y Mess
.ner OF Green Bay has written a letter
to III. Catholic, Of kaukauna advising
them rot to indulge in public demon
stration against lecturers like Professor
MS. II. expresses his sympathy with
their outraged feelings, but tells them
there is nothing to b gained by such
demonstrations as they ilaluls sea in the
last time sims was there.
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Blind Pigser Suicides.

GRAFTON, N. D., Feb. 2s. Silver Rog-'
stad. d notorious blind rieger, commit
ted suicide here. lie was to lie an I'M
portant witness before the distri court
now in st ssion, and his evidence would
probably have convicted several promi-
nent citizens who We're selling liquor.
1t is thought ty many that he WIS
driven to the act by threats that if he
testified ag inst them his life was in
d.ln.,pr
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AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 2s. Adjotant
General Mabry has advices from Cap
tain Rogers Of the Rangers chat his
command has caught and jailed at Rio
Gran!e City, VIII and Ben Bennett ard
Pablo Flores, charged With the Garcia
murder in Starr county, where Garcia
was a witness against them in horse
and cattle theft case.
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Minnesota School Apportionment.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 2s.--The spring ap-
portionmeat of current school funds
will ne made at the state department OF
public instruction next monday. 1t is
thought that the amount per capita Will
be about so cents this spring. The num-
Der of pupils to share this" Is estimated
at 345 900.
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Will Wait for Bryan.

DENVER, Feb. 2S.-The Creystone
clua's banquet. which was set for
Wednesday evening, Feb. 20, has been
postponed until Congressman Bryan of
Nebraska who is 10 g PRINCIPAL. orator,
can lie present. While en- route to Den
yer he was called back to Washington
to aid Mr.. Bland in his fight for the
seignluTage bill.
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ARTEUR'S PROPERTY.
The Chief Engineer Worth Nearly a
Hundred Thousand Dollars

Hundred Thousand Dollars.
CLEVELAND. O., Feb. 2s.-The agita-
ton of the Des Noines Knights Of Lab97
regarding the property upon which
Chief Engineer P. II. Arthur pays the
taxes in Cleveland, and the statement
that they viii investigate the matter,
has given rise to the inquiry rs to how
much property is owned by Mr.. Arthur
III this city. An investigation Of the
tax duplicate for 1898, at the county
courthouse shows that last year Mr.
Arthur laii taxes upon real estate upon
a listed valuation of s45,s5o.
The taxable valuation OF property is
about 50 per cent of its value. This
would make Mr.. Arthur's estate worth
about $50, 040. MIR. Arthur's personal
estate was assessed at $3, 15O.
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LIE SUEUR, Mimi, FeD. 2s.-Louis
Johnson, while temporarily insane, at
tackled his wife with u hammer. beating
her over the head. Mrs. johnson may
';ie from her injuries johnson will lie
sent to the asylum ct st. Peter, where
he has been before.
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Railway Buildings in Ashes.

OELwEIN, Ia, Feb. 28.-Fre de-
stroyed the tool house and oil house of
the Chicago Great Western railway at
this place. But for the wind being in a
favorable direction the grain elevator
and probably the greater part of the
bus n SIS houses would have burned.
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Leased Cold Lands,

ST. PAUL, Feb. 2S.-A gold fever Of
quite respectable dimensions IS in active
operation just now in this state Four
teen citizens Of Saltwater took out
mineral leases for year in ST. Louis
county, township II. ranges from 2i to
25. The lands are ali state school lands
and supposed to contain gold in con.
siderable quantities.
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Son ding, for Bridge Piers.

IANKToS. S. D., Feb. 2s.-Civil en-
gineers commenced SCUM ling the Ills
souri, river for pier foundations for a
railroad and wagon bridge. It is be-
iievei here that the Great Northern or
the Missouri Pacific railroads will build
fl,,, 1-,-,,3,
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A Rock Island Cut,

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2S.-A. Il. Mof-
felt, general southwestern agent of the
Rock Island railway, has wired
the local cfdce here to make
one-way rate Of $50 from Kansas City to
all Southern California points ly the
way Of Fort Worth and Ell Pdso.
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I1.s ACCOUNTS SHORT.
Z. G. Eornbrockc CT tho Wtnona and
Southwestern Eoa a Defaulter.

Southwestern Koa a Gefaulter.
W1SoNA, Mimi, Feb. 2S.-E. 6.
Hornbrooke, who has for a number Of
years occupied the position OF general
auditor Of the Winona and Southwestern
railroad, and has been one Qf the lead
ing citizens Of this city, is short in his
accounts. The books of the concern are
in such shape that it will be impossible
to ascertain the exact amount for at
least two or three months, as it will
take an expert that length of time to
figure up and make a correct report.
When first confronted with the charge
of elntezzlement he Indignantly denied
it, but at conference held Saturday
evening between him and several OF the
officers of the road he admitted his
guilt.
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LONDON, Feb. SS.-Ths Morning pull
fishes an unconfirlned 1umor to the et-
feet that Mr.. Gladstone informed the
queen that he WIS a. out to undergo
All operation for his eyes and that he
desired the royal sanction to Lord Rose
berry's acting rs premier pro tenn.
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Try;np to Rurn MuSkOoee.

MUsEoGEE, I. T., Feb. 2s.-During
the past week five efforts have been
made to burn the town. Monday night
fire originated in negro crap shooting
Joint, and eight houses and two tents
were burned. The losses affect % firms
and families. The loss all told will
reach about $1,000.
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CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., Feb. 20. The
Chamberlain REGISTER, which was sold
by the sheriff, has leen purchased by
George r Owen, owner Of the plant up
to two OF three years ago. He will con-
tinus its publication as a Republican
lliaH[SIa 4ei.
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Liberals Have a Sen.atlop.

MONTREAL, Feb. ss.-TAe Liberals
claim to have big sensation in store
for the next session Of the Dominion
parliament, and intimate that ch.rges
VIII lie brought against mem hers of the
cabinet of similar Character to those
brought against the late postmaster gen
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RACINE, Wis, FEB. rs. - Sheriff
Beatty has received from Governor Peck
pa,ers'for the extradition Of Mrs. Mar
garet Groenhe Maier. now il Brooklyn
and wanted here for the murder Of her
husband last August. He left at once
fo4 New York to l.ring the.wouan back.
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minneapolis Courthouse Decision,

ST. PAUL, Feb. 2S.-On a rear=1-
,nent of the case the supreme court has
decided that Hennepin county may
issue bon;ls for the completion of her
big courthouse. The opinion is devoted
almost entirely to the distinction which
may be made tetween general and spe-
ciai lerisl ton.
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ST. i'aul Union Stock Ta:Is.

souT.s -r p u Feb. I, 1884,
HOGS - q llet pres, $40.
CATTLE ST ai5, vt qnie-. Mt much
Il :ro to az <e II .liartc- AMI D 'acti i@all," 10
t! aiding done.
Prime steers, s. 90 2: go,l 4 ers. sa759
" o.; pr s. SD - J. ( so IS, $40 ,
22 : votnilon u f't COWS, Is .0t.7, light
veal c..tv.-s, S:.p'g -: ne.Ty s;,lse s. 0 .
80, SIT lsa y Si,3J D;.:.: f".ue ). So Qp3.JJ;
butts. si.2 2;{>2
s5i r1H,F--Eo rece FITS and no trading
Mutt2as, % 3. 81; lalnos. SIG g., ;
STOCK Is an feeders s.. 5Qg,. >.
f.ey,:ipts os,. u.
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DULUTH, Minn., Fer. a8.-The Frank
lin mine, on the Messbt range, the larg-
est underground mike on the range, has
Stated up for the season. It VIII en-
lloy 900 nlcn steadily and is the first Ct
the Virg-nis; group OF mines TO 1ssuine.
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Died SHORTLY After.

ANoKA, MINI. Feb. 2S.-Clarence
Brown, aged II, jumped from Il moving
freight train near the depot. His eye
Was Knocked ont, his head badly crushed
and he Was inquired internally. He died
shortly after the accident.
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The Scr,lcssinear Released.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-The big freight
propeller Scilessiuger, which spent the
night icebound, quarter of mile be-
yond the 4-,nile crib, has been released
from its perilous position by the tug
Perre. ton. The Schlessingerr was unin-
jured. The crew did not suffer much
during the night, although it was, feared
that every moment the ice might crush
the steamer, as it was pilel up about her
to a heiyht of 25 feet
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Minneapolis G",:n

MlNN9Ar0:.I', Fe y. II !S9'.
WHEAT wv Fc ru.y cio5ias, ~: May
opcain !, .,.c. Aig 81, II; low st, g. &c:
lo5iAg. ",!4 July o2eA-ns So; highest,
s11: lowe, So c.o,lA (, 1S%4 On irach
NJ. Lara! ~: 40 | Nort4e.44, 81: No.
Mort f.l,
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Sentenced For Att,l.,,,tpL Murder

PARKER. S. D., Feb. 2s.-Neil Neil
son, the young Dane who attempted to
nur,l.r G. P Anderson, his employer,
near Swan Lake d few weeks ago, was
stnteHeei to 1Syeals in the ueliitentiary.