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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
Seattle, @aib., 15be Npril "a.

Seattle, @aib, 15oe Npril "a.
Sen Dftelie. =,
Ssaar marl@erbe 500 Manb meb
@filt paa 8rnitet The industrial
army siennem @eattles @aber. Sc
bar af ale Mlbre fra II til so 9(ar el=
Ter libt dlbre bdrenbe z itore ameriz
tanite Slas. @eninsen ct not at reiie
til Baibinston, 3. g., men bet blir
f6rit fittert beftemt ndfte 1se. Garz
naerne os be iimple eiper benz al ben
Sjelp, be tau, men be rise bolber
fig tilbase us imiler. Men, iom bet
bruste at saa, naar ri bar imaa og it6iz
ebe aft for meset - 2atteren benbtes
1nart til @raab, os fanite bet pil saa
iaa ber usiaa. Ser bar en- forfarbelis
Masie MenneFer / @aberne for at ie
paa benz, % ale ubtalte be fin Sbntz
patti. Seq bar ipdret Tibet Saab ON,
at ri fan fnuie Hensema9ten meb
"@otes", men jes frpster albris for, at
6plfet nil tabe en- Som flift eller &ez
bolution, for ba pil ale itj6nne, bpab
bet 9idlber at fdnpe for,-u1en ueb
"Botes" blir be bebrasne. The A.
p. A. % &atpliterne itemte iaun,en
ber paa iibfte 8bpa1g, os Sc bi6fe life
om bet f6r en- Ti6 efter. Set b6z
reg rart, men bet ct bog ianbt. Calf
su1a's 6eit blep palst til &oniul af
Solfet &om, os jes ct banse for, at
Golt fan bumbuses til noset -lisnenbe
Der. Com Barnum -fasbe: "9et
amerifanite Soft bill buubuses".
2ars .. Breffe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
Snofenoelier.
&ition, 8olt &c., 1Sbe Mpril '94

&ition, 8olt &c., 1sbe Npril '94,
ST. &ebaftbr! 49,. .~r
Seq fer "&obbusseren" for lobe
Npril, at Saul Ssrenien er uoe os a1:
befaler @Dpin .. Gafbus for &esifte,
af 9eebs / Bolf 60. Set ct pitno'
mango, iom lifer ct fe6t Gmbebe bisls
9iber, men BET ct npbpenbist, at faa Ell
Man6, iom bar &unbitaber moi. @et
al fin 9aberlisbeb tror ies life Gppint
&afbus er ftitfet for bet Gmbebe. Sou
Spiuemano berimob er ban tit rettt
Clement. Ser finoes andre Wenb
8olt County, iom I'll pil foretraffe 70,
nebnte @mbebe. Mnbretp Sl1en.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
Biqmar, Minn., 16be Mpril '94.

ST. 9tobbusser!
Sa, bu &obbusser er en- pelfommen
@ief til mig bper l19e. Seq bniter.
at bu tu1be tomme bper Sag. willma,
er en- tripelis liben 8p belissenbe om1.
trent 100 Mil peit fra ct. Saul. 81
bar to 8aner af Sim 5ills Spitem, er
iom saar til Stour Sails os en- anber
til @t. Glpub. g8illnar BAT berei
uben Nefbuler ct belt Mar, builfet pi
fan tafte por erebe &rof, 9illebo for
men iom bet itaari Sansen: "8i saa,
/ 5are, buur bi saar", iaaleoes bar bel
ber. @n batter Bag, tom bet enc uilbs
Spi1i efter bet anbet, % tilfibit bleb 6s
iaa tau,me, at bet bar ct Miratelie,
Det itprite upbolbt fig I Gr@anse So.
tel. Set bar ct frD9telis fort os ra:
ienbe Spin; r,en tilibit mebte bet 81:
ben. st anbet upbolbt fig paa Mer:
@ants Sotel os ct treble paa gbaie So.
tel, men ber um Da9en fit bette ct Stut
/ Banbeu, faa bet bsbe. Os MI fiber
Mi1s Blinb=&is Dan 2apeI paa Sat
len. ga bu 8linb=Bi9 Dan itulbe babe
iibbet / Sti1mater iitebet for / County
feneslet. geu er Bppalset ober pa
l1nsbomso sopbraseren tommet ino isjen.
@i bar ct fatbolft Blab, iOm beber 9be
Willmar Nrsus", iom unberitBtter dice,
Salooner os alifens Beitbuler, os be-
bre tan bet bel life pentes af ben fatbol=
lte Snutterbunb. 2ote.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24

ppperlise Mnitalter bjemme; men bibtil
Bat ies pentet forsiabes. Nt bette life
bar fin @runo 2isesplbisbeb for Ga
gen, fit fjes fornDlis ct Tibet 8epis paa /
ct Selitab at 9eaboer, bbor cit Zig
Manb iuit bar narharenbe, os 1um ba /
el0benbe 8eseiitrins uotalte iin fulbe
Eillutnins til benne Gag. Meb iase
Zig &jenbifab til besse @iber funoe
benne Manb frembolbe for os be mango
5orbele pe6 TolfebOiifolerne = iauz
menlisnet meb @tatstirfeifoler bjemme
/ georse iaapellom meb prioate eller Of
fentlise Stoler ber / glmerifa. &16fz
ten bar sabenbe, &enner.
Gor bet ubilbebe fritleenoe 9ie ct bet
belt trasifomiitt at ie be itaffels troifblz
bise Sarmere brinse fine iurt for
tiente Spareifilinser til Hrefter os
andre @lutotratb0pbinser til at opf0re
bisie lutberife Colleges for Garmere.
9ar S noseniinbe tauft paa, bpab S
faar for 6isie 8ense?
9aaben6e an6re me6 mere &jenb1fab
os GDstisbe6 pil la6e fore fra fig, 6u=
ifer jes "&obbusseren" Gremsans os
9elb, % at ban Zig Stdrfobber altib maa
ieire &en, om ban enb 1ta1 mob
tase blubise @aar os Gframmer /
@triben. Sob. 6. 9ole.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
$. g. 8jerse er 0tanoe,t.

Seq ier / fOrrise l1ses @obbusser,
at Mr. Olaf @inie er ube os foreFaar
Mr. 8urseis iom &anbi6at for @ena<
torembebet. Baa iamme SID si6r ban
9entb6ninser til, at bore samle @epre@
ientanter bar paret ipase os feilastise".
9pab ban mener meb bisle>l1btr1f for
itaar leg forreiten life beller; men leg
tror, at bet par / fin Drben, om Scr.
&inje sau os 1!bt mere DplDsnins ON
bisie Eager. Seq for EN- trur, at bore
samle @epreientanter, be f1eite af
BEN, bar pdret drli9 u9 tro / l1bf6relz
len af fit 9uerb, ps leg tror, at ies bar
be Fefe @dlsere paa min .@i6e, naar
leg fore1aar 9on. $. g. 8i.6r9e
lom geontinee for @tats Genator @ntz
bebet. Seq bar intet iu1ob 8urseis,
men leg tror, at ri b6r, iaa lanst Jpn
hi Tan, benDtte be samle pr6bebe &rdfz
ter.
2iseiaa tror: tes, at ri Bot sjennomiz
mere 8i@arbion I'll @epreientant. Dnsz
itab fal ion betjenbt reiie bort, og pis
maa iaalebes finbe en- ny Manb i bans
8labs.
@aa bar bet ct par Orb om Set
Sdrt, ri bar gourtbuiet. &an ii bli ],
fott 6. S. 9anion ib6it, iaa nlaa 81 ,t,z
t,1rl;9bis faa en- up Manb til at belatte ]
bans Gmbebe. 9iseiaa &asierer< osS3
Nubitbrembebet. SAB Solicit nbtale ii9
ON bisie Eins % bisf1tere BEN. Ebis
bet sidlber oSiaa for 6olfepartiet ntz'
nominere faratterfafe Dg fro Mdno
til gmbeberne, ellers bill bi fomn1ez 81 81
8anrpste. ss
5olbeu, 1sbe april 1891,
IS
Set antasss M, at etreiten pil Bill
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24

pitbe bape @ebe paa ibet uterfelise Sbn.
Der taar / &ers IA, at &pinben blen
.sipet ben iture 9rps @inser, for at BUN
fintbe .Fbpe fra 9rasen, % at bun ifulbe
op6olbe fig 9rfenen Ell 9i6 os to 81
.ber os en- balp Eib. &unbe llseblabet
forflare os, bppr lan9t Eibsrum bisie
Mber er,- -iaa fit ri rebe paa, bporlanse
5ribeben ffal nare lanbflpstis Ser
ben. E.- .;.n.-t-s
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
McSntoib, 2sbe Mars '94,
ST.. DE s. Sasen!

g..
9r. DE 6. 9agen!
Seq er pelforn6iet meb Deres 8lab,
oe baaber s bill faa mango Hbonnenter.
seq tdnfte osiaa, leg funbe siort libt
for bet, men ba leg bbrte ST. Big bar
Gsent ber, bar bet operfl6bist for mig !
famine Ditritt. TilIab mig meb bet
famine at ubtale min parn,eite Spmpati
'n.eb, at 5olteb6iifo1etanten Omplantes
paa ameritanF @runb, iom s bar 9jort
Gber iii Eof for ! RobbasSeren4
Seq bar pentet, at ie beseiitrebe IN,
.befalinser af sobe Mdno, fo,n ielp bar
odrst faa belbis at ia fretpenteret bisie
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
Treut 11eo 8epiierme!
ST. HebaftDr!

ST. @ebaft6r!
Ses os manse flere beflaser, at oenne
Manb gune fra 9lurbal bar faaet enoel
af fit geoniens optaset / fibite go. af
"&obbusseren".
Seq ipnes, ban burbe bore forupiet
meb at BRUCE l1seblabet 1om Eumle~
plabs for fine @friblerier os Sc 6r.
&e6aftsr bur6e bore slab peb at ilippe
fri for bans leie @nat ON 8oers Dpe=
rationer peb @all Safe Of. b..
Sub ben file Manb (ies nabner 1ille
/ aanbelis Goritanb) fremfpre 8ebiz
1er for 8oens l1re6elisbe6, eller lab os
bore fritaset for bans @rppl for Grens
tiben. Manse 2elere.
@i pil lite neste bperfen sune eller
nosen at ffripei "9toobusseren", nten
hi bar lite Blabs for enbelpie periun1ise
&ieblerier. &i pil berfor, iom ber sip=
req / Snbienbelien, upforbre @une til at
fomme me6 ale fine 8epiier for 8oens
l1rebe1isbeb / be Ball Safe Nffererne,
bau taller om, iaa faar ri ie, boab bet er.
Ge6.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
Toritie4t8e Npbeoer.

ii -------
Omtrin8 $50, 900 arbeibslSie Menb
antases at bile bore leiret omfrins
5orbunbsbobeoitaben lite Mai.
8i siper "9fobbusseren" 3 Neaaz
neoer for rs Gents. 9purmanse ct bet,
iom uil benptte fig af Nulebninsen?
Yopuliferne bar fulb Eidet Mar=
fen for @alsene ole iterre 8per iaar.
S ct. Saul bar be nomineret Sames
$. Daoibion for MuDor.
9pu1mter O'8rien, ben nps ub>
ndpnte Diftritts =slttorneb for 9eorb
9atota, fanbtes bsb fin @ens 2srbas.
9bbsaariasen antases enten at odre
@asforsiftnins eller 9jertelas. 9an
bar fulb 8ispr 9asen forub.
Sales.--future 9ennlp1pania ubs
atssasr ptbd8 is0rdS6s 900
Mano arbeibet og 1iseiaa mango etler
flere antoses a. billie saa uo ~ieaar.
Strtfen ier ub til at bli ben fbrIte /
9anbets &iftorie. Sen bill tomme til
at omfatte 10000 Manb, bbis ben
faar be 9imenfioner, ,,tan MI befrDster.
Spab pil bet bli til?
"MinneappltS Sonrnal" flaeer
subsiammerlist ouer, at be Nrbeibsz
lpies Scr faar 2op tit at n.arf@ere mob
@albinston. 8oen ofre8 ratur1i9bis
ieritilbt Dpmartiombeb for fin @eloluz
tion. Set er en- lllptte flyer "Minneaz
polls Sournal", at btsie 9ramps bar
faat faa u,eeen 9ielp os &omfort, Os at
beune oprbrite Nanb ftal ubftaferes meo
@atriotismens Spmboler. Jor Sour
naler intet 8atriotisme, ,lben bet bar til
9enfist at bie1pe iaabaune Menb iom
Sim Sin.
Saapel | Senatet ion1 | Suiet fore
lisser ber Torila9 til @ebuttion al ale
offentlise @mbebsmdnbs 25nninser, os
5orFassitileren er Dor 2anbsmanb
Salbor 8pen fra Dttertatl County,
Minn. Gori1aset bar NOT baabe bait
11oilie % 2atter iuben &oneresien,
bbis fefte meblemtter naturlispis fD=
mes, at BET er britt 1rimelist at femme
for Meblettelie al fine esne 2gnninser,
men Gorilaesfti0eren tan trpfte fig meb,
at ban bar Solicit meb fig. Set er life
porMenins at paaitaa, atf. Gr. .8refbenz
tens eller &on9resmenbs 2enninser CT
urimelts bpie, men Eiber ION bisie, ba
alle andre r1aa ,tbie fig rneb ntinbre
Snbteeter, bbr bisie 9errer foresaa
meb ct sobt ggempe1 % ptie, at be er
pillise til at taa 2ait % 8rat meb fine
@elsere. ST. Boens .5orIlag bpr ber<
for life bltpe @ienfanb for 2atter; bet
er paa fin @labs oe pisielis fremiat i
ben bebite Meuits % efter alporlis
Duerbeielie. ("9torben."
@afbin8tpn 21. April. &onsres>
raenbene 8oet al Minneiota % Sobn<
fpn al Norb Datota bapbe en- lang
Samtale m,eb Yreiibenten ibas ianleb<
ming al Striten paa Great Mortbern.
Sc iasbe, at be life bar ton,,te for. at
bebe ON |refbentens 8ifanb til nosen be
fteut Sanblins, men tln for at a,,mobe
Nbminiitratiunen ort itte at labe iis
Yaapirte Of be Stris, ion Sernbanetor,>
paniet ietter Op, ON at bet lite I'm bez
forbre aofen, fbr BET tillise Ian tase
#asiaserer % 5rast. @r. Sothion
leite u llbbrag af Ct Snterpieu meb
@refbenten for the American Rail
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24

Set antasss NJ, at streits, pil bliE
bilast Deb Masline, B
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-04-24
ct Silbuo,

9t bar siprt slrransement meb 9.
M. Dpen, iaa enbber, ber inbienoer til
os $1.25 fan faa baaoe "gfobbusseren"
% "FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Nar. .
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
COXEYIsEs APPEAL.
Deserted Dupes throw Them
GnlUoc rnnn sB,,hIi.,

Deserted Dupes ihrow Them
selves Upon Public Charity.
WASHINGTON. July 2S.-The bodies
of men styling themselves "The Indus
trial army" in camp at Roslyn, Va,
opposite Washington. finding them
selves in bad straits, have issued an
appeal to the public for aid.
The appeal recites the sufferings of
the men in journeying hither, and the
object of coming here, and announced
that while ''at war with hunger,
wretchedness and Despair" they pro
pose to stay here, unless forclbly re-
moved, until their demands are
granted.
Continuing. the appeal says:
"1he encampment is today nearly
destitute Of provisions or means OF
shelter, ana it Is absolutely necessary
that the friends of this movement
should come to our Immediate relief.
We, therefore, make An earnest appeal
TO all who can contribute something for
our support to do SO Immediately.
1t is stated that upwards of 1900 men
are encamped at Washington and vicIu-
ity. and that others are arriving daily.
Complaint is made OF mismanagement
presumably by CoXey), and friends of
the movement are urged TO organize
boards Of relief to assist the neil as
soou as possible. The same request is
made of labor and reform organizations.
Contributions should be sent to A. s..
Diggs. No 107 Eighth street northeast,
Washington. ID. Z. Members of nine
contingents sign the appeal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
BURLINGTON STATEMENT.
Western Passenger Associafion-
Illinois Central! Circular.

western Passenger association
Illinois Central! Circular.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The Jane state
ment Of the Burlington road shows
heavy decrease in earnings all along the
line, and this in the face of Il heavy de-
crease in operating expenses for the
month. Freight earnings fell off $751;.
3352. passenger earnings decreased SOL
CPS. and the gross earnings decreased
1929. 23l. compared with the same month
of last year, despite the decreased earn
lngs. Operating expenses were reduced
S66S, 3S5. and the total net earnings OF
the road for the month were only 1888,
compared with net earnings ior the
same month of last year of S239. 923.
The total net earnings of the road from
Jan. to June 80 show decrease of
1868, $50, compared with the correspond
ing months OF 1898.
The Western Passenger association
was in session for Il short time today,
considering the matter of excursion
rates to several meetings to which the
Atchison road had declared that it in
tended to extend the time limit on the
return tickets. The opinion was general
that The association would find it neceS-
sary to adopt the same plan OF action as
the AtchlSOn. There were several other
matters scheduled to come before the
meeting, but they were put off until a
later date. The Illinois Central has is
sued circular to all its employees
thanking them for standing by the road
during the strike. The circular declares
that with few exceptions the men per-
formed their duty during the strike in
manner which merits the highest praise.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
METEOR PHENOMENA.
Reports From California Towns
of the Remarkable solar Scene.

reports From California Towns
of the Remarkable Solar Scene.
SAN JOSE, CAL. July 2S.-A brilliant
meteor was seen to fall east of this city
about 7:30 last evening. 1t descended
with great buzzing noise, like that of
an enormous rocket, leaving in its wake
long line of smoke, which soon ass
sumed a serpentine shape. 1t landed
nine miles east of here.
SACRAMENTO. July 28.-At 7:30 las.
evening large meteor fell i'll a south
easterIy direction from here. When
apparently 1900 or 5000 feet from the
earth it exploded, leaving a cloud of
greenish yellow Snloke behind it, which
was discernibe for half an hour.
REDLANDS, Cal, July 2S.-A remark
able meteor was seen about z o. clock
last evening northwest from here that
left long trail through the SKY that
was visible for twenty minutes.
Los ANGELES, Cal, July 2S.-The
meteor that was seen throughout Cali
fornia last night was also visible here.
The illuminated tail of smoke created a
striking effect. 5. -. .i-.ait.f. d
TRACY, Cal. July 2S AT 7:3J last
evening bright meteor was seen fall
ing in the southeast portion of tue
heavens from an altitude OF 60 degrees
to near the horizon. 1t was a bright
ball OF fire, leaving bright white
streak behind. and at a height of about
80 degrees IL left large, white, lumin-
GUS BODY that remained stationary for
some time. Twenty-Five minutes after
the meteor disappeared loud eXplo-
sion, ein0llhg a clap OF thunder, was
heard to the southeast. and the white
track Of the meteor could be seen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
OUTLAW LIFE.
Flight of Jack Osakin, Nephew OF
CHIEF Moses. OF the ColvilIe Res
erYal ion

Flight of Jack Osakin, Nephew OF
Chief Moses. OF the ColvilIe Res.
ervati0n.
SPOKANE FALLS. Wash. July 2S.-
Jack Osakin. nephew OF Chief Moses,
of the Colville reservation. Is all out
Jaw. alike from Indian and white mans
Justice. He is hiding in the mountains
of the western part of the reservation,
and Chief Moses has given orders that
he be shot on sight. In July Osakin
shot his own. mother, Sintah, the full
sister of Chief Moses, and the old chief
Is grief-stricken. Last December
Csakin slew his own brother, the favor
ite nephew of Moses. and designated
heir TO the relationship Of the tribes.
Princes of the blood being few, Moses
was lOath to sec Osakin hanged for his
previous crime, and used his influence
TO save the murderer, pleading that the
two were engaged In drunken quar-
rel that both were equally to blame.
Osakin was cleared, and was looked
impon as Chief Moses successor. The
Iudian police and reservation author
tiles are LOOKING for the murderer, but
II Is feared he may escape across the
Canadian border, and there JOIN SOME
OF the renegade bands recruited through
years OF flight from the reservations OF
the United States.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
HOT IN THE HOUSE.
A Lot of Work Done in Short
Time.

WASHINGTON. July 28.-The house
held very short session today. but
managed In the two and quarter hours
it was in session 10 transact a good deal
of business of private character.
Half dozen private bills heretofore
favorablY acted upon at the Friday
night sessions were passed, as were
also number of other senate and
house bills. The only thing of i'm
portance in the days proceedings was
the discussion, without action, of bill
to amend the revised statutes so as to
give federal courts additional power In
dealing with violations of the copyright
law as it applies to plays and operas.
A joint resolution was adopted still
further extending the appropriations
for 1884 until Aug. IA, and AS the
thermometer was within speaking dis
lance of the century mark, at 2:20 D. IN.
the house adjourned.
Members of the house devoted them
selves to trying to keep cool. The
thermometer OH the roof of the capital,
protected from the rays of the sun,
registered 90 deg at 80 p. m. But for
the clouds which gathered about
that time. the temperature would have
passed the 100 mark. 1t was the hottest
day of the season in the chamber.
An enterprIsing business firm had
distributed gaudy advertising fans, and
these. being welded by most of the
members, gave the floor the appearances
of Chinese festival.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
FROM HONOLULU.
Advices Up to July 21-sction of
RoyaIists - Government Bonds

Advices Up to July 21-sction of
RoyaIists - Government Bonds
Sell.
SAN Francisco July 2S.-The steam
ship Australia arrived Today, six and a
half days from Honolulu, bringing
Hawaiian adyices to July 81. Peace
prevails throughout the islands, and the
new government appears to be firmly
established. The jury system under
the new constitution is causing some
trouble in the country districts. The
constitution requires all jurors to take
the oath OF allegiance to the new repub-
lie and to abjure all help in restoring
the monarchy in any form. In one
country district it has been impossible
to get enough jurors to serve. Honolulu
royalists having sent out a circular
stating that no answer had yet been re-
ceiyed as to President Cleveland'S in
tended, action, and warning natives to
keep out of politics aud 10 take no OathS
of allegiance. Even the most ardent
rOyalists, however. have little hope
that the commission recently sent to
Washington will be able to accomplish
anything in the ex-queen's behalf. One
evidence OF public faith i'll the new gov
eminent was shown just before the
steamer sailed. Ten thousand dollars
worth of government bonds that. pre-
viouS To the adoption of the new conSti-
tuition. had gone begging at 90, were
easily disposed of at par.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
DYNAMIrE BOMB.
ATTEMPT to Wreck burlington
Irain-fwa We're Injured.

Atteinpt to Wreck burlington
Train-fwo We're Injured.
CHICAGO. July 28.-An attempt was
made after midnight last night to wreck
Burlington engine by exploding a
dynamite bomb Under the wheels of the
locomotive. Two men were seriously
injured. They are John NJ. Best. spe-
cial officer of the road, wounded in
breast and legs by fragments or the
bomb. Frank Motuc, switchman, cut III
thigh. The engine was proceeding
slowly along the Pan Handle tracks
near Iwenty-iifth street. wnen The front
wheels struck a small obstruction An
explosion followed. which lifted the
heavy engine from the tracks. shattered
the forward trucks and drivers. Officer
Best, who was Il few feet away. was
thrown down by the force OF the eX
ploslon. Swltchman Motuc was at the
switch, short distance ahead. He
was struck on the thigh by piece of
flying iron and badly hurt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Connects surre nder.

J NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 29.-The
trouble with mutinous conyicts at Tracy
City ended today by the cunvlcts sur
rendering and coming out Of the mines.
They were conducted 10 the StOckGde,
where ali the convictS are now safely
guarded. The free miners did not in
tertere in any way III the affair. Pete
Hamilton, who was Killed yesterday,
planned The mutiny swell as the one
year ago. When lie was Shot the back
bone OF the mHtiny was broken.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Fred G. King in yrouI,,e.

DENVER. Col, July IS. Fred G. King,
general manager of the Darragh Manu-
featuring Co.. of this city, has been ar
rested near Telluride. Oh complaint of
Postoffice Inspector Mc Mechen. King
is charged with unlawful desentlou of
letter containing d negotiable note for
$4,000 intended for another 4. q. King,
d wealthy resident OF Rochester, =. Y,
which was delivered to the Denver man
by mistake,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
CENTRAL ILLINOIS RAIN.

Crops saved-Man Killed by
Lightning-Other Damage.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 2S.-One of
the heaviest rains of the season fell this
evening, lasting two hours. Signal
service reports the same general In
Central Illinois. Corn and other crops
which were almost killed by excessive
heat and drought are saved. Cornin
this section has been benefited twenty
bushels an acre. A heavy wind and
lightning accompanied the rain, and
considerable minor damage was done at
several points. At Pana light buildings
were blown down, and Que man was
killed by lightning.