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THE EAST.

In Worcester, Mass, the National
Grange Patrons Of Husbandry opened
it's 29th annual session.
Official returns of the election in New
Jersey show q total vote of 163, 500 for
Griggs (rep.) for, governor and 1896
for McGill (dem.) making Griggs' plur-
atty 2s,340.
Or Rockaway inlet, near New York,
the steamer James w. Boyle foundered,
md the five persons on board were
drowned.
The death OF Rev. Thomas Treadwell
Stone, ID. D, Bowdoin colleges oldest
graduate, occurred in Boston. Hewas
s95 years old. INA J.
Flames on the premises Of the Empire
Distillery company in Boston destroyed
100000 worth of property.
" Heavy seas and high winds did ex-
tensive damage among summer resorts
along the New Jersey coast.
! AT the age of 70 years Eben D. Jordan,
head OF the great dry goods firm of Jor-
dan, Marsh y Co., died at his home in
Boston.
I4 A motor wagon was started from
New York to Chicago. This is said to
lie the longest trip ever undertaken by
road vehicle propelled in this way.
In Phoenixville, Pa, Thomas Edwin
cut the Threats of his two children, aged
four and six years, with razor, and
then committed suicide in the same
manner.
During October $4,000 immigrants ar
rived in the United States, against q.
2O9 for the same month in 1894.
In railway station in Boston Rev,
DR.. Samuel Francis Smith, the vener.
fable author of the national hymn,
America, and Of the missionary song,
''.The Morning Light is Breaking" died
suddenly. He was born in Boston DC.
tober 81, 1908.
The duke of Marlborough and his
bride sailed from New York for Eng
land by the steamship Fulda.
John Kinch, Frank Baker and Will
liam Keen were drowned at Clayton, N,
Y, by the upsetting Of skifr.
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Heavy Loss 81 Fire

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 1S.The most
disastrous fire in the history Of Merid-.
ian. Miss, occurred Sunday, having its
origin shortly before midnight in the
extensive Meridian sash and blind fac
tory The loss and further danger
were not ended until about daylight,
md the loss figures foot up very close.
to $500, 900. sas
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AND now the sclentlst, with his all
powerfuI microscopes tagggerss b uman.l
ity with the statement that the nlsidi-
in the skins OF pears, peaches. apples
and grapesl We huye known for years
that this ubiquitous being was found III
the air we breathe and the water we
drink, and recent discoveries showed
its existence in the siaies and pencils
of school children. 1t il only natural,
therefore, that science should follow
The nnicrobe 10 fruit. Nevertheless, it
is doubtful whether the sales OF fruit
will diminish in view Of sciences latest
discovery. 3 B
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-21

AT the recent session i'll Denver OF the
American Public Health association
Alauel Carmona Vale. director OF the
national school OF medicine OF Mexico,
announced the discovery by him Of 8
certain cure for yellow ever WhiShshej
has already used successfully in hum
dreds Of cases. The treatment il by
incubation by subcntaneous injection
il the cellular tissue Of the arm OF urine
taken froma patient between the
fourth md fourteenth days Of the fever.
The fever can be gdarded against also
in this manner just as smallpox can be-
avoided by vaccination. This is won-
,derful achievement.
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STATISTICS show that in British East
India an average of IS persons are
killed by snakes, tigers, leopards,
wolves, bears, hyenas, ETC., every day
about $4,000 every year. Nice place to
live. that.
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Five kliled 81 : Madman

Paris, Nov. ia wine merchant Of
this city, NJ. Domergue, has suddenly
become violently insane. He shot his
wife and pmuther and then opened fire
upon people in the street, killing three
aud wounding several others The mud
man then barricaded himself in his
house and fired upon the gendarmes
who surrounded the building.
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WIN Not Occupy Annoy,

Shanghai, Nov. ls. he report that
Germany intends to occupy Annoy is
3mntrue, The r,lmor ii ascribed to the
TACT that German war ships have been
surveying an island near Annoy with Z.
view 81 establi fishing 9 coa.ing station
thereon
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THE Kansas woman is never short of
expedients. Seven girls organized q
suffrage association, and when suffrage
was defeated they formed matri-
1nonial bureau, and the last of the seven
was recently married.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The figure which came into the cal-
cndar on January |. 1889, will stay with
us III years from that date, or until De-
cember 81. 1899. No other figure has
ever had such long consecutive run.
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Man and Boy Drowned d

Seattle, WASH, Nov. 18.--JOhn Brown,
q laborer, aged 60, and Royal Buel, q
boy II. years old, were drowned Sunday
afternoon in Elliott bay. They were
fishing on the Northern Pacific trestle,
running across West Seattle, when the
lad, fell into the water. Brown heroic
ally leaped in after the drowning child.
and ii the struggle both were lost.
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News in Brief.

For the season ending Nov. Is, the
record shows that 3, 745 boats, 1,444
barges and 1925 rats passed Winona.
A disgraceful row occurred between
Chief Sullivan and Mayor Lewis, of
Moorhead, because the chief refused to
obey orders and close one of the sa-
looms. the proprietor owing $500 liquor
license. They came to blows and the
mayor was knocked out in the first
round.
Word has been received from Lake
1tasca that three members of hunt-
ing party from Osakis broke through
the ice. Two escaped, after suffering
terribly from exhaustion, but one,
named Moalk, was drowned.
James Pauley, proprietor of the
Panley House, MINNEAPOLIS, is dead.
John Fisher, of Minneapolis, aged 1s
years, was arrested for assaulting the
5-year-old daughter Of Hannah Hide
brandt.
The United States Express company
has withdrawn its suit against the state
treasurer for additional charges for
carrying $500, 900 registered bonds from
st. Paul to Washington.
An association has been formed in
st. Paul called the Minnesota Prison
association. Its object is to help dis
charged prisoners to obtain work.
The Polar Star Mill company has
agreed to erect a 500, 900 plant at Fari-
bault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McBroom, Of
Mankato, accidentally ate rat poison in
their supper. Physicians worked all
night to save their lives.
Conductor P. j. Conklin was held up
by two highWaymen, as he sat on thu
bumper of his car at the end of the
Maria avenue line st. Paul. The APP
pearance of the motoneer frightened
the men away before they could secure
any plumber.
Gov. Clough has issued q proclama
ton setting apart Thursday, Nov 2s,
as day of thanksgi wing for the people
of Minnesota.
Dan Cnrtiss, who escaped from Anoka
county jail after having been sentenced
to three years in thestate penitentiary,
was captured by the st. Cloud police.
While manipulating a husking ma
chine, John A. Goodrich Of Blooming
ton, had his left hand caught between
the rollers, crushing it so as to render
amputation necessaay
Brusven, the night Waterman, who
was added to the jail force about a
month ago, has been placed in Harry
Havyva rr3sSs ool m ,,nlh 10, fbaf Gov a.
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iATERaNEyV0
Held Upa Train.

+ EST. CLOUD, & MINI My 49, <~Iast
night when four miles west Of Clear
Lake and about 10 miles east Of st.
Cloud at about 10 o'clock the train men.
on the Great Northern passenger train
just turned around for p shovel Of coal.
when he saw sthesgA Lean Ola gun barrel
and he was ordered to ''let up. He
did and as he stopped the man at. the,
end OF the gun climbed up over the
tender and covered him fairly.
At the same moment q man with q
Winchester came up over the other side
Of the tender and covered the engineer.
He yelled to the engineer ssStop her. =
and5the engineer. aided by the rife.
understood what Isl demanded sahd
stopped her
The leader Of the gang demanded Of
the engineer that he cut loose theen.
CINE and express car: This he done..
and under orders from the robbers be-
gan to prepare to pull ont for st. Cloud,
leaving the rest Of the train standing.
The conductor and some of the brake
men began to show little curiosity at
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WEST AND SOUTH.

GA-0HSSahOA SAASP 0SSAdAS0 AluSS1k
unequivocally in favor Of the free, un-
limited and independent coinage Of
silver at the ratio Of esixteen to one in
un address before the Georgia legisla-
ture. g ]
AT West Duluth. Mimi, the Marinette
iron works went into the hands of a sre-
ceivera with liabilities Of 100000.
Dr. Samuel Ashton Keen, q noted
evangelist and author, widely known
in religious circles throughout the
United States, died at Delaware, O,
aged So years. .s.a.....-s..~ !, ssy
The Virginia Legislature will be asked
by Gov. O'Ferran to pass law making
the bondsmen OF sheriffs liable to the
heirs of men who are lynched. s..
The death OF Mrs. Burnett Quick,
aged 90, occurred at Nevada, Mo. She
was born in Missouri "a years before it
became q state.
The Cherokee council I'm session at
( Tahiequah. 7. !. passed 8 bill which
prohibits the emPloyI1ent of others
than Cherokee citizens 10 managers,
clerks or bookkeepersi n any mercantile
establishment.
Trains scollided near Warwick, O.,
killing William Earnest, John Adams
aud two unk known men.
fire destroyed the main building Of
the Randolph paper box factory in
lsichmond. Va. the loss being $3.50. 600.
In the Duluth (Minn.) district tho
lumber cut for the season just closed
reached total OF 461 ,0O0. 900 feet. exc
ceeding the cut Of previous years by
nearly {lOO, 900 feet.
f. Schlatter, who had gained prom
inence as q divine healer, disappeared
mysteriousiy from Denver. e,s-s--s -.
Frederick Romero and James Mon
tague fought a duel ut Bisbee, A Z. afad
each received fatal injuries.
i nc was said that Is immigrants zen
route to California from Oklahoma
were starving on the CClQ1g 6o desert. !
! assAt Salem, Ore, the lilIns 8 Eng
land Banking compan Its doors.
bank was depositpr fOr the city
treasurer and OF several large corpor-
atoms. sS8 ss
At the age Of 60 N. az Evans, the
Oldest democratic editor = Southern
Indiana, died at his home inS Oakland
City. ss
Ii annual session atsDehver the gem
eral missionary commit o1 the NJ. e.
church apnounced that the receipts for
the year were $1,174,5s = ans the expen-
sditures s1,237, a45. One million dollars
were appropriated for hs yvork of the
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MINNESO TA NEWS.
a Damage Suit.


The papers IN the damage suits Of
.Lora M. Perkina, Of Minneapolis. against
the Fidelity & Casualty Life Insurance
company Of New York. were fled with
State Insurance Commissioner Smith.
She asks for $50. 900 damages. on alle-
cations to the effect that the company,
through its agent, w. N. Todd, Of st.
Paul, caused her arrest on the charge
of having murdered Mrs Hawkins.
The title of the action is: Lora M. Per-
kins VS.. the Fidelity & Casualty COM
pany Of New York "a corporation), w.
N. Todd. Leonard X. Thompson, Julian
p. Wood, Edward w. Hoban and w. a.
Edwards, defendants.
The complaint, which was drawn by
A. 81. Hall, as Mrs. Perkins attorney,
sets forth that "the company, intend
ing and purposing to injure, harass and
Cypress Mrs. Perkins, wilfully, falsely
and wantonly conspired and concluded
with w. N. Todd to cause her arrest on
the grounds that she had murdered
Lola n. Hawkins;'' That such charges
were false and the company knew
them to be false. -
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lnjunction II ainst Consolidation.
st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 18. Judge Kelly
Saturday morning fled q decision In
the Great Northern Northern Pacific
case granting the injunction5restrain-
ing the olidation Of the two roads.
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q : =
4. G. Dun & Co. says; \
THE scare abopt Sgold exports had.,ned
real signifcance, and d although - Isl. 900
more will go out. the stock market has
been recovering. The collapse OF sKafftr
speculations abroad has forced many to
realize on Americans held, and the impress; 4
sion that our government may have to Dor.
owgagain ALSO opeaees to our disadvap1s
money markets. stocks are 20 cents per
share stronger than week ago. CONNER
cial loans are not large and the demand for
moving crops has been remarkably small.
so that on the whole the money market has,
shown very unusual strength and stea1ii
ness for the fall season.
'The government monthly crop report
has caused. as usual. rather more uncer.
tainty as to Its Interpretation than pre-
ytously gexlsted as to crops Receipts from
plantations. g per cent. Tess than last year
II of value. would Indicate . crap of;oyer
a, 800 900 bales: but organization tuaSoasl back
the crop renders the comparison Of less
sases The botton6 f4es hatsSveN q smanefs
crop than anybody expects, with the 5000, >
600 bales carried over, will asynredly pre-
vent. any famine in cotton. Meanwhile the
exportsa decrease 81 per cent slnsauantity
The atartling fact is that tho iemand for
productssof iron and steel fallss61. notwith-f
standing the increase in outplaof pig. and
though only few concerns hive closed or
reduced work or wages on account OF lack
Of orders, prices are sinking having de.
cline0 az per cent. for the week and "a per
cent. from the highest point
1.-THE volume Of domestic. tkade appears
from clearing house exchanga1S17 per cent
larger thansvlast year. but IA per cent.
I'm smaller thsG IND Sche earlings OF rail-
EDads. 2.e psS csR1esSeater taan last year
cent less tIen6 lss3sa re better than for
fh4preYiouSf ouf elts. and tdsinage move-
ments are II per cent largeIskhan in any
previous year.
Failures for the first week az November
amounted to $2.97l AIS. againsE9 .944 AS last
year, and for October shoMsAabilities OF
S16.65Ss21. against sll. III, $50 lSSf year, and
s24.s54, 1s2 in 1888 +, For the past week fail
against 39alast Year and Ain Canada.
D Political pIisoners sisot
q San Antonio, Tex Noy. ~ Aspecial
from Rio Janeiroys dated November 10,
says; Persons who have arrived here
J, from Nictheroy announcethe shooting
there 81 liticaI Snsrs Sunday
.morning. 1 among ,Yhom were two col.
onels. This has caused the greatest ex-3
element in all circles, and nothing else.
sisstallsed The executeshare known
to- have been. il yn1pp thy the
monarchial cause, which Is dali gain
ing ground.
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SETTLED THE DIFFICULTY.
AFTER Cussing Each Other the Two 16is.
souriaus Became Good Friends,

After Cussing Each Other the Two Nis,
sourians Became Good Friends.
'.Cussin' out" used to be one Of the
ways Of settling controversies in the
Ozark country. It originated, says
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, with old
fUz Fndley and John Carter. The
Findleys came from Georgia. Old Uz
took : great interest in politics, and
wherever he went he was followed BY
u venerable negro named Bosen, whose
duty It was to steer his master home-
ward when he needed help. At one OF
the early elections old Uz and John
Carter became very angry at each other.
It looked 90 II nothing but fight
could settle the issue between them,
when suddenly old Uz shouted: .sMr.
Carter, stand and be cussed." Carter
removed his hat, walked out about ten
PAGES from the crowd and told old On
to go ahead. Fndlcy removed his hat
and, walking out in front Of Carter,
said, with elaboration and emphasis:i
s!''Mr Carter, II this earth was one pieces
LOT parchment and the sea one basin Of
INK, and every quill upon earth was one
quill, and I had tho power to use that
quill, that parchment and that ink, &
would fall short, sir, Of being able to
describe the corruption of your old
heart, sir" Carter said never word,
but stood with uncovered head until
Uz was through. Then he said: "MrI
Findley, stand. sif; until cuss YOU:
siOld Uz bowed his head and Carter said:l
"Mr. Findlsy, had oil the talents ever
produced In Europe and America CONF
bined in solid phalanx, and was to un-
ldertake to speak Of you, / would then
fall short Of describing the corruption
Iof your old heart, sir" This settled
the difficulty. Tho two men resumed
friendly relations. The custom OF
"cussin' out" was thus introduced In
tho Ozark country.
ssLnL1AN,D he said, severely, to the new
1yA, oil <1,,<1 akk1. r
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Cheap Boar.

Never has the cost Of food for the 500
people in the states prison been as low
as now cents per diem. This sum
provides good, wholesome food-a great
deal better than some on the outside
can afford. Coffee and tea are scarcely
of the highest grade, but meat and
other articles are as good as the market
affords. Indeed, Warden. Wolfer re-
ports that he has no. a complaint from
any convict concerning the quality of
food for over nine months.
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!, 8 SsStslleee5 !. ]. Heavy Loser.

"a. eplty air has q
dispatch from Paris referring to'the re-
cent loesess on he. boairse there, In
whidk tlR . g sihee ns Il made that Count
de sCastel1aAe who. married Miss Anna.
daughter Of the late Jay Gould, wasonc
81 the heavy losers. s5
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B Engineer THOMPSON Indicted.

Eng1neer ThompSon3 indicted.
/ Detroit, Mich, Nov. 1s.-The grand
jury returned an Indictment against
Thomas NJ. Thompson. engineer Of the.
wrecked Journal building Saturday.
the charge is manslangh ter.
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KILLED In the mill.

By the explosion Of steam pipe in
the boiler of the Plllsbury ''A' mill
Minneapolis, Truman A.. Redgrave,
the fireman, was instantly killed He
had gone in the rear of a battery Of
boilers, and was cleaning the fue when
the cap of q four inch steam pipe blew
off, striking the unfortunate man and
hurting him nearly Is feet. Steam and
scalding water instantly filled the
boiler room, and the body was badly
burned before it could be rescued. In
accomplishing the latter task much
difficulty was met with by his COM
spanions, and they narrowly escaped
severe burns. Redgrave was 80 years
of age, and leaves wife. He was a
member of Minneapolis Tent, No. 4.
Knights Of Maccabees. and leaves 3d.
600, life insurance policy in that order.
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In "a hours sir incendiary nres oc-

III
Cured in Hurley. wis.
Inc hicagos60 newSpapesmen, sep
resshting thu agricultural Tess f4he
country, mt and organized the Agri-
cultural Press leagues with Do. ]. hw-
renee, Of Cleveland, as president.
Al Knoxville, Tenn, Ottway Davis,
negro, celebrated his 102d birthday.
Fire destroyed Augusta college, the
most historic building in Augusta, Ga.
While drunk and jealous John Koch
shot his wife and then himself ct Gin
cinnatl.
Az Los Angeies,Ca ertifnstnd KEN
nett, ex-chlef OF police OF st. Louis, who
killed Detective a. 3. Lawson, was SEN
fenced TO ten years in prison.
Jonn n. tanner resigned sl ana ~. =.
n: Jameson, o. Cook county, was eject
ca 70 succeed MN as IS CHAIRMAN OF the re-
puDiican state committee OF limos.
Patrlck ana Cornellus CONVEY farm
ers, were roDoed OF $o.ooO py burglars
at their nome near harvard, ".
seven minutes after an applaatiaen
lor uiso rs was laae y ss aisoouAseleys
Ia MIS- rs, o !. Waiace vas Is para reg
from u, ~. - sa va ,ds ~
ane ,o1n " La as NeD' was
MlpIu oue We
~ SDesa Dlun.tsfA EA''. " Dupsees
,so,oleul was naIe Rr tue hliuer
- o. nopef' Iaiiis tco'efeu) On ul'e ~ =
:,
"A MOD lOOh JdmcS UOluSS (COlOTcu) ,
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Z nLnlrAN,D he said, severely, to the new
woman, Hdid you mail that letter gave
you this merningw And then she put her
hand in the inside pocket Of her overcoat,
started, got rcd In the face and almost
wished that she had never been enamel.
patsd.-Washington Star.
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Hopeless,

The doctor and intimate friends consid.
cred my case, I was SO weak and ex-
hausted. I decided to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and soon began to improve. After
had taken ton bottles was entirely cured
peculiar to my sex. confidently recom-
mend Hoods Sarsaparilla." MRS. 81. Z.
LAKE, Meredosia, Illinois. Remember
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the only true blood purifier promi-
nently in the public eye to-day.
Annd31 Ollie cure Eabitual constipa.
AAVVA = AAAo ton. Price 2Ec. per box.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.
kENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROxBURY, MASS,
Has discovered in one of our common
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to a common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed exeeptin two cases
(both thunder humor.) He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles of
Boston. Send postal card for book.
A benefit is always experienced from the
first bottle, and a perfect cure isWarranted
when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through themi the same with the Liver OF
Bowels. This is caused by the dBets be-
Ing stopped, and always disappears III a
week after taking it. Read the label.
If the stomach is foul or bilious it will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change OF diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough of 1t.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed
time. Sold by all Druggists.
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TRADE / 9 J. 81 IyAEsos.

How the Re: G. Dun . Co. Agenc