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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-24
u0IQn0et.

- Sen fpan]?e General Martiner
be gampos paa Cuba har ubltebt en-
Erotlometion, buor, 5an ertlerer, at
ale SuIuraenter meo unotaselie at
2eberne ital bliue benaabeoe, ceriom
be oper9tuer fig. S @apana aaar
Der &pater ON, at Snlur9enterne
farer 9ralomt frem mob 8or9ere ins
be 2ancet, Iom bar poft beres upil>
ie. Gelearom fra 9auana ben 19oe
&pril meooe(er, ct ct Gag oebDura<
guiana table &ebellsrne, % 80 af Dem
folbt. &ebelbpubin9en 2opo ooerz
gap fig til @panierne, beoer bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-24
(Tortiettes.)

w luuteUe9 w uOOuNuc II8, lUW WuH
Delft gnlter.
(Tortiettes.)
0rttien&eIfe for 9ontnter sues.
'Som fbr meobelt bei1utteoe 9uletI
2esisloturen Scat til forriae 3trsbos,
at Dommer Sues lite fuloe iettes
unoer Smpea@ment. Set bar uoens
tuiul en- flor @fuffelie for mango al
9ommerens SLENDER og for benz. 1om
9ierne oil, bet altio Ral pile fig, at
en- Tolfepartimanb buer iii insen
3inG.
9ommer Sues bapbe oel fine Sell
lom onbre Mennelfer. &onbrnoe ban
b(ep mere opirtet, eno mango auore
piloe blit, naar ban erfareoe, at 2op
oB 0rocn blot fanotes paa @apiret,
os at ban oerfor tos fig Sribeber.
ION 2ouen ftren9t taoet life tiuoo.
Men bet republifanfte &epreientant'
bus faubt bam lite iaapiot fploig. at
bet funoe anbefale SmFeu6mentzSas
imoo bam. @an baobe rB9tet fin
Don't. iom ban bebit forfob ben. %
boao ban baube siort. iom lite bar
fulbt uo efter 2ouen, bet bapbe ban
9iort ben beofe Menin9. Set BE-
Der, at &e{ultatet af Nfitemnin9en
lite repreienterer @uiets oirteli9e
Sitting meo 9enipr til Smpea@ment;
tbt oer par mango, iom ptlbe ftemt
for Smpeo9ment, beriom be lite bap<
be uaret influereoe af perionlise o9
politiite @runbe. @anbenbe nbaif<
terne ueo en- Smpea6ments 9omftol
o9iaa toses / Retro9tnin9. nignt
9enrp Teis ristisuot oplpte, at be
lite piloe ooeritise $4,000. &anben>
be BET uar ncsle, 1om ipntes, at @iz
iettelie ira @mbebet par en- altfor
for @trof for en- Gorleelfe. iom man>
ee andre 9ommere ufraffet bar eiort
fig tplois /. gn Eine ipnes bog at
bore temmelis Fltert, naar 9uiet
lite fanbt bam Rslbis: Son bar for
ipst at 9ibre fin &ti9t. Maar ban
iaa lite fit ben llnber(pttelie of Sol
tet, fom ban trarste. os ban besuben
maaRe lite ua: nosen 1arbeleS bpoti9
Surif, iaa fort(arer bette for en- for
9et Soseu.
@om betienbt bar en- Maioritet at
ben &omite, iom Fulbe unberigse
Nntlogerne. Jarbr Of Smpea@ment,
men ber ipntes at!uare ioart iua Of
| 9iDrence Beciier imob 9ommeren.
Sen befenfue Sibe @ulet frembolbt
bette. Sen ipntes, at 9ommeret1 i
ct 2ilteloe bauoe 9iort bet famine,
iom Dommer Stelion af Jorenebe
State,s Domitol hapee siort, noar
BON bouoe tormilbet Gtroffen for
Streitere. iom binoreoe &oitiOriens
belieu. Ser par en- Nntlase, forbi
Dommeren baube formilbet Strofen
for en- Mano. fom eienta9ne @an9e
Dor 9reben i.ben lomme Jorbrpoelie.
Sc, iom par imob Smpea@ment.
frembolot oesuben. at buis Domme,
rem bopoe feilet. foo uar @runoen
ben. OF ban baube pRret altfor ipri9
for at uorpobe be berp9tebe 9ule /
@oit @rano Sorts. Man troebe
besuoen. at en- Smpeo6mentz Sag
piloe fofte 40 50 Eulen Dollars.
9e, iom por imoo 9ommeren,
frembolot fbrit % fremf, at Dor Jri=
beo par oltfor oprebar til at blipe
bebanelet Of en- e9eniinois 9ommer.
iom oenne fanot tor 9oot. Set bleo
paaitaoet, at Sommeren bauoe iat
en- Mano ueo Naun @usiel / 5ens.
iel. uben at Der blep bprt @ibnesbpro
bons Gag. troos bet, at Monben
bopoe fortanst Def.
Sc fornemhe 7olere 6appr Of
Smpea6ment par 0en1n 5eis. s. 8.
Sones os 9ittle,on ira Dobge @oun,
tp; mob Smpeo@ment: Sobn 8.
@ibbs, gB. v. Can't og s. 8. edo.
fielo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-24
Wtnnefota.

WRtnnefota.
S Nlbert Sea bar Olbermenbene
beluttet. at tiene uben 2pn.
S &e@efer bar II @olooner
ubtoget 2icenfe. Dette Ct 5 minbre
eno forleben Nor.
= GQa 2arion. 2l Nar sommel,
bleo itpgt forbrenot fife 9orsbas /
fit 9iem ! Minneapolis. 9un ffulbe
fplee en- @asolinzOpn, efterat ben
par tenbt.
Bproaoet &ui5forb bat be-
iluttet at forbpie 9iceniepensene for
Soloouer fra $3.50 til $1,000.
- &aa 8praab bsmpoe / @tetpart,
bile forrise Manbos blep 2icenlepen:
gene for.salooner lat til $1,000. SIR
uar be $3.50.
= Set uarimaat ON @onb Bran=
bon fife l1se. Que 8rpnoe por ub>
tprreoe unotesen 9otpnz os Mpue<
pnmperne, % ois1e maatte pumpes
meo 6aanbfraft, oa bet por for itiIe
for &tnbmbuerne. Men ber Dor bog
insen. iom leb Tbrit. beber bet.
= @n &omite. iom iuloe tipbe np
1pinez zNaIsine for 5en9i1et / @tiQ=
tpater. penote tilboae til @tilltpater
forrise 9prbo9 os ropportereoe, at
ben baobe fiebt ct fulbfenoist Ma,
itiueri for $19.500. Wfan pil MI
tunne tilpirte 10000 @uno baorb
9,pine for 9asen.
80 Galifmpntnere, so. 6. @rotp>
leg og Srant See, arreHerebes | Mills
neopolis 2prooasmoraen. Sc meg.
tebe lin Gortrpoelie / Bespnbelien,
men fben tilfoo be. Of Sc be 3 fife
Iar bat mpntet omtr,n9 $4,000.
&olttiet tror. at bet er bisie TO. iom
boz lapet &c falfe @en9e, iom fife
CONNER fanbtes bos Dainger, &ice
oe @ple.
- Oueroommer Start bar tilba.
9etalot ben &ienoelie af 9ommer
sues, iom sab &usiel % Aui9lep en-
tort 9tos 5ensielsfraf os Mulft
for Contempt % forat BABE tilba9e=
bolbt @ibnesbprb i be 2ifbrfaser,
.iom Sues baube mob @aloonmeno /
@aR @ran6 Sorts. Dommer Start
finber, at 9ommer Soes bar obmt be
to @eno efter Gaftu, iom ban ielu
fienbte til, uben at bpre &ioner til
oere8 5oriuar. % bette uar ulculiat.
flyer Ouerbommereu.
= @. $. Qorbeb, en- forbeuperen>
be Sasierer ! Chicago. fom bar ifrez
pet en- 8ca ON &enseipprssmaalet c9
uunbet itor &opula1itet, ilar etter at
uete tilitretfelia auerteret at f,iiplps
uenliee 8looe, bolot for,ise uae tre
Goreorog paa Metropolitan Tbeater
Wiureopolis. 6au {pues lite at
booze punoet iaa fort Bitalo iom
bans BOG Coin. Sibnep so. O>usn
ipues beller lille Of iette flor 8ris poa
bam iom 9aler. 9ans BOG Dor
beore. flyer ban. enblfjbnt Der er arr
ore Beses ON Ben9eippr9smoalet,
fom e'1er bans Menin9 er bebre.
- @n W1ano ueb Napn g. 6.
8eterion. iom uetop bapoe fuaet .ub,
betalt fin 2bn for Mrbeibe bos en-
Jarmer. bleo al noale 2anbfrp9ere
trarpuet $45 / Wanfato forr. Qbroa9
Moreen. 6an boube piit frem fine
Bense for be uflenote Tolf. buorefter
oisie unber bet &aoltuo. at be uiloe
tose bam meb til ct Steb, buor be
funoe baue Mpro. toQ bam meo Jig
uo / en- @tou % tuans bam til at ub'
leuere zine @en9e. Ere 2anoitrpse5
re bleo ienere arrenerere. os 8sterion
/ sienfienbte 10 Of BEN. Sen enc al
bem baube 9litenen torno fo1iDst at
brpoe fig inb Mrquiit & s5perions
Butit. Be,e,ion siuer after ct @fs<
empel 2ao. bpo1lebes en- Dumrian
tober fine 8enee.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-24
Il n I { 0 + NJ.

| "odSS A0sA .0SSItstSsVVSAIStuSI W
foffe fig en- Uniform, fom beitaar af
8luie. 8entlar, @ef os sue, mo-
beleret efter ben Uniform. iom bru<
ges / Jorenebe Sta.erS Militer.
Itaoemi. Set ct en- iaa net % pfo=
nomiit Uniform, iom @leperne fan
faa. 2sbenoe Furnishers ct.
Yaul o9 Minueopolis .Roffer benz
etter Waal for omtrent $17. @e'
ten tan mau unopnre. og for ben
aaar ber al SO. Man fan faa en-
meset biuisere 9rast, men ben er
lite at onbetqle.
@leuerne maa betale 81 bber for
bper Eermiu fom en- tilfelbis Mult:
o. ligelebes betale. for buao be brett
ter itu unber prattiR Mrbeibe.
Goruoen be $l2 for Soft, fom
maa betales neb Eerminen8 Be9pn=
belfe, mao ber beponeres SIS iom en-
@ararti for, at olle Bpser, &erftpi
og andre Eins, fom Ct laant, tilbo<
9eleperes.
IQe ubsifter t,llammen for ct
Iar bebpuer lite at ouerfise $85 for
boer @lep.
1ren pea @reat MortbernzBanen
itanoier ct. Nntbonp &art, en- Util
fra Stolen. Baggage transporteres
trit peo 5toleaarets 8espnoelie o9
@nbe. @lettriFe @porposne saar
fra os til ct. 8aul bper 9alutime.
Mrbeibe.
Stolen beitDres efter bet Br1ncip,
at bet er &arafteren. fom 9ipr alt
Grbeibe baberli9t. Derfor oil iaa
meSet af Nrbeibet baahe peb &iem=
met (@folen) os paa Tarmen, iom
fan bliue toroeIt mellem @leperne,
bliue giuet benz efter en- rimelis
@oot9iprelie. @nbuer. iom pnRer
Mrbeioe, maa bore tilfeoe peb Eerz
minens 8eapnoelie.
Sfo1efag1ite Mar.
lite Eermin: 9l9erbru9 3 Elmer
ON llsen, Stubium of @acer Q Sc
mer. 8otanit (&lantelere) 5, Sneo>
ferar5eioe p. Eeenins 2, 5piioloai
(9taturlRre) 5. @mebearbeibe 1,
Militerbuelier 1 Zine.
2oen Termin: 8otanif 5 Elmer
ON l1sen. Bosfpriel 5 Elmer. @neoz
ferarbe.oe %. Ge9nins Q (eller iites
oetfor btsie to fife 5as Nlsebra eller
Bosiaulere / &esniu9 5 Elmer for
ben, iom bat til 6eniist at tase ct
College e=%urius Maritultur), Gpfio,
loat 4, Smebearbeibe l. Militer<
puelier 2 Elmer.
Nnbet Mar.
lite 2ermtn: Harrins Of 9pr
(Breeding) o. Eime ON lsen,
Dairy Husbandry (Melfefel) d
Gime. SCENT i Meltlorretnins 2,
Sruetaul 3, 9prleseoioenRab 5,
8oolosi os @ntolomoni (2eren ON
Dbr % ON Snietter) 5, eller Nlsebra
5 o9 Militerbuelier Q Elmer.
2oen Termin: Dprie9epioeniiab
3 Etmer DIN usen. Semi aupenot /
Iserbrus 5 Elmer. Melfnel 3. 9a'
uetel 8. Dprfning af forRieQis Slass
@rpbe 5. eller Nt9ebro 5 oa Militer.
epelier 2 Elmer.
@leuer, lom bar baut Militerpuel>
fer bet forberebenoe Nar, fan iitebet
uelse Muht eler physical culture
bel anbet Mor.
< re0te Nar.
lite Termin: Remt anuenbt /
Nserbrua 5 Elmer ON usen. @fouz
op1fnins 8 Elmer. 5obring 3, 9fo<
turlere anuenbt paa Nserbrus 2,
&lanseometri (2onomoalins) 5, So:
relR8ninQer ON 6orm=Qop. Militpr=
boelier 2, eller Muft ! os physical
culture J. 6oanbterins Of &orn o9
Mapiuer -Eime.
2oen 9ermin: 8ainbu{e pg Mifz
bente 3 Elmer ON u9en. 9eaturlore
anuenoelis pca I9erbrus s Elmer,
Sorbarter os @jpon,nssfeffe 5,
Samfunoslere i. eller @eometri 4
% Militerpuelier Q. el1er Muit Il
os physical culture j, Slastnine
os Opbeuarins at &ibo l Eime.
8als af ipecie1le Sag.
@rabuenter % andre. iom bor op.
naaet BEN iamme Spstiabeb iom BEN,
AZ i.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-24

Sc fite @fterretninaer fra Nrmez
MEN tDoer pao, at Nrmenierne rufer
fig forat beone fig paa Tgrterne.
eSfpf9e Telegram tt, 9onopn tRnfer
be paa en- utminDel,q Hetsning en-
@an3 / Mai Wooneb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-24
&ergns &atls Mgeb1aa
nsfomnter tber Onsoag.
a. soIent, ttogtber.
@ubitrtpttonSprt8 $1.25 fnr 1 Aar, betalt
tToritn6, eae-s $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10

Tshpemlng. Mich. Sept. Clamp Ish-
pem.ng was the center OF attraction Sun
day. More than 5000 persons visited the
camp. Rev. Mr.. Anderson. pastor Of the
Baptist church OF this city. preached Q
sermon on the grounds for the benefit of
the troops. Following this dress parade
was given.
The pump men at the Lake Superior
section have been called out by the
miners union and non-union men have
been hired TO all the vacancies These
quit a; noon. and the mine Is now nlling
with water. The railroad men who were
asked to Join the strikers have refused to
do so. and they fear that the strikers VIII
try and compel them to quit work.
Negaunee. Mich. Sept. 9.-The strsking
miners scored a victory to-day by induo-
Ing 81 non-union men who were bound to
Ishpemlng on a Chicago & Northwestern
train TO desert and join their ranks.
Pump men at the Lake Superior section
81 mine. at Ishpeming. returned to vork
az noon In order TO save the winthrop
mine from being flooded. The Caiument
company OF militia was transferred from
Ishpemlng TO Champion to-day to pro-
tect men operating ore crushers there
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
DEVOURED BY HOGS
THE HORRIBLE FATE OF AN
AGED FARMER.
Infuriated Animals Fight Over His Body
Legs and Arms Torn Away
Was . Wealthy Citizen.

Palmyra, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Jonathan
Post. the wealthiest citizen of East
Palmyra. was killed and eaten by hogs.
He was 70 years old and owner OF a
fine farm. He took great pride in his
swine. He disappeared suddenly. and
his wife became alarmed. She searched
the premises. and then called the
neighbors to her assistance.
Edward Randall strolled down to the
hog pen and saw the animals eating
what appeared TO be the carcass OF a
calf. 1t was covered with straw. and
1t was some time before the horror
of the situation dawned upon him.
With other men. ne attempted to
drag the body from the pen. but the
hogs were filed with fury and at
tackled the men who came to the res
cue. The animals were beaten with
clubs, and the remains Of Post were
finally dragged from the pen.
Arms and legs had been eaten and
the ears and cheeks were missing
Pieces of flesh were gathered up, and
the remains were hastily placed In
a coffin. After being viewed by the
coroner. they will be buried In East
Palmyra cemetery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
STILL BURNING.
Heartrending Scenes in the Fatherless
Homes in Michigan.

Houghton, Mich, Sept. s.-The sltua-
ton at the osceola copper mine re-
mains about the same as on sunday.
Captain Richards and Captain Edwards
and two OF the men went down as far
as the second level in shaft No sun
day night. to make some repairs TO slfs
pump. Everything seemed 70 be clear
there. but after the men had been
working for while. they suddenly Eel,
themselves being overcome by the gas
and started up. Captain Richards and
Edwards. with a small gang OF men,
went down shaft No. this morning
and succeeded in getting within 200
feet ~ No. 1. where they were afraid
TO go farther. owing 10 the strong
gaseous 0dors. After this attempt had
been made. the men who had relatives
and others having friends in the mine.
went TO Capt. W. T.. Parnell, with the
request that shaft No. ) be uncovered.
They had no hopes of the men being
alive. but they were anxious TO recover
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
MURDERED HIS WIFE
He Fatally Wounds Another Woman
With a Razor.
THEN HE CUTS HIS THROAT
And In This Condition the Frenzied
Man Holds at Bay a Crowd
of Very Angry People
Finally Captured.

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 9.-Lon
Rocker. an iron molder. murdered his
wife tonight by cutting her throat.
He also attempted to kill Mrs. Emma
Pees Of ~ Rhode Island street, slash
ing her about the head and face with
a razor. making wounds from which 1t
Is believed she will not recover. Rock
er made an attempt to escape and
stepped to the front door with the
bloody razor In his hand. Seeing that
1t would be impossible to do so. on ac-
count OF the crowd OF excited men who
had gathered. he made some remark
about killing the first man who at
tempted to lay hands on him. and then
cut his own throat The act was wilt
messed by a number of people. The
blood spurted from the wound, and the
man. after staggering about for few
moments. fell. The crowd started for
him. but he arose and held them at
bay with the razor. He then left the
house and ran three squares. followed
by a great crowd. When Elizabeth
street was reached. he got on a street
car. where he was caught by PATROL
man Bolan. Jealousy was the cause
of the tragedy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
This Emperor's Excursion.

Stettin. Sept. 9-At a banquet this
evening Emperor Francis Joseph sat IA
the right OF the King OF Saxony. at the
left OF Emperor William. The guests in
cluded the Count of Turin. the Prince OF
Turin. Prince Leopold of Bavaria,
Prince Albrecht OF Prussia and Maxi
mllllan Of Baden, General Won Putt
knmer. General Won Schellendorf and
Lord Roberts. After the banquet the
emperor and empress drove to the Boil
werk for an excursion on the Oder
The banks of the river were illuminated
and elaborate fireworks were set on
at different points. while thousands OF
spectators looked on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10

belonging to the Montgomerys. John Me-
Arthur. who also claimed the mine. em-
ployed Phil Foote, Billy Meyer, Check
Longstreet and six others. well armed, 10
guard his interest. While seated at break
fast crowd of men. headed by the
Montgomery boys surprised them and
poured a volley into the crowd before
they could reach their weapons or es-
cape. Foots and Longstreet were killed
and one OF the half-breeds seriously
wounded. A posse OF deputy sherifts has
gone TO the district and further trouble
Is expected.
Salt Lake. Sept. 9.-The mine In Nye
county. Nevada. over which the recent
fight took place between the owners
and a band OF desperadoes. In which
two OF the latter were killed, Is the
property Of the Sterling Mining COM
pany and is owned by Utah men. Hon.
orcon Smith of Logan. Utah. Is the
president. and Hugh Cannon OF this
city. secretary. Smith and Cannon are
both at the mine. The desperadoes
took possession last week. driving out
the men In the employ OF the Sterling
company. Phil Foote. one OF the men
killed. Is well known in Salt Lake, and
II IL said that he recently escaped
from officers here.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
1.'a Il nDvA SI
L01ge|. '

On the first day Of last week Gallogly
& Co.. the druggists, announced that for
seven days they would sell their newly
discovered liquid. "Tooth-Tooth." with a
toothbrush for 25 cents.
Long before the week was over the
first supply was exhausted and orders
from Anaconda, Helena, Deer Lodge and
Philipsburg for Tooth Tooth" could not
be filled. The great claim for Tooth
Tooth" was that It contained no soap. A
great many people did not know that
soap would make the teeth permanently
yellow. and an equal number did not
know that all the liquid tooth washes
heretofore offered were only solutions
of soap favored.
Tooth Tooth" was not made to please
the sense OF taste. but to please the teeth
and gums. and the way It does It Is a
wonder. Don't miss the opportunity. One
week longer. at Gallogly & Co.'S drug
store a bottle OF Tooth Tooth" and a
toothbrush for 25 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
FOUGHT FOR A MAN
MOUNTAIN GIRLS SETTLE A
LOVE AFFAIR WITH FISTS.
They Ciawcd and Scratched and Chewcd
Each Other Up, and Then They
scrapped Some More.

Plttsburg. Sept. 9.-Sadie Hull and
isis" Rankin. mountain lassles, ad-
journed to Pink Knob. secluded
mountain pass near Uniontown. Tues
day. to settle a love affair with their
fists.
The glrls loved the same fellow, and
he seemed to divide his attentions be-
tween them They had had several
quarrels and on Tuesday agreed to
fight II out.
Arriving at the pass they went al
each other In true pugillstic fashion.
During the progress OF the fight the
father Of the Rankin girl arrived and
urged isis" on. The girl became ~
savage that she chewed the earrings
from her adversary's ears. The Ran
kin girl came OF victorious. Suit has
been entered against her by the mother
of the Hull girl.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10
THE GOLD RESERVE.
II Is Now Farther Below the Mark Than
Ever Heavy Withdrawals.

New York. Sept. e-Gold to the amount
OF 81. 10000 was Withdrawn from the sub
treasury to-day for sh!pmnet to Europe
tomorrow. W. II. Crossman & Bro. took
N.ooo.0o. Nesslage a Fuller 100000 and
oelr3chs a Co. 100000. These Withdrawals
brought the treasury's gold reserve down
to about ss7.30.0oo. 1t was expected the
Belmow-Morgan syndicate would make
large deposits of gold in the sub-treas-
ury, restoring the reserve TO sl00,00o,00o.
but no deposit was made. 1t was reported
to-day that the Chase Nad!oal bank fur
n.shed the syndicate 100000 last Friday
in exchange for greenbacks and that 9TH
er banks will do the same thing In like
proportion TO their holdlngs.
+. Oeirich. director of the mint. and
cashier of the National Union bank. In
speaking Of the matter to-day said he
was strongly In favor of the banks giving
up some Of their gold for the mainte-
nance of the treasury gold reserve. He
thought II would be a good plan for all
OF them to turn into the treasury at least
p per cent. Of their holdings. There was
no question that as soon as the cotton
and grain bills began TO come forward
gold would flow into the treasury and the
banks could then. II necessary. replenash
their holdings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-10

Butte. Sept 9.-The Butte-F. ].
Cram. Chicago: T. $. Merchant. San
Francisco; w. +. Sanders. Z. A. Steere,
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KANSAS STORMS.
They Arc More Severe Than Was Mt First
supposed.

Kansas City, Sept. 9.-Speclals TO the
Star indicate that last nights storm
throughout Kansas was more severe
than at first reported. On several rail-
roads trains have been delayed for
hours. and on some traffic cannot be
resumed for another "a hours. At In
dependence six inches Of water fell in
less than an hour, and great damage
is anticipated. The town of Grldley in
Coffey county was struck by a cyclone
late yesterday afternoon. causing much
damage. Some of the best business
blocks and residences are reported
wrecked and several people injured.
Telegraphlc communication is cut on.
At Fredonia the storm was the heav-
lest ever known. Fully 10 inches OF
water fell. overfiowing the river. Hood
ing the booms and washing away the
railroad tracks. The Frisco and Pa
clfic trains are waterbound outside the
city. The town of Neosho Rapids, near
Emporia. suffered severely, as did EN-
poria. Five business houses at Neosho
Rapids were destroyed. and a number
of dwellings carried away. The river
Is higher than It has been for years.
At Fort Scott the lower part Of the city
Is flooded by water from the Mar
nation river and Mill creek. which are
out Of their banks. and the water Is
rising with alarming rapidlty. AL
trains are held up. and communication
by wire north and south is completely
shut of. Crops will suffer greatly ev.
erywhere.
Pittsburg, Kansas. Sept. 9.-Never
have such rains been known here as
have fallen for the past three days
The whole country Is flooded. and the
tracks Of all railroads leading into the
city are washed away. and trains are
delayed.
Webb City, No.. Sept. 9.-Last night
rain poured down for hours. until
many people took refuge on second
floors. The streets were sheets OF
water. Easements were filled and gen
eral confusion prevailed. A careful es'
innate shows the damage to be from
$4,000 to 100000.
Kansas City. Mo-, Sept. "a special
from Yates Center says that during
the terrible storm which prevailed in
that section Sunday night Miss RI
ley, living near Piqua, was killed by
| lightning. A house was struck at Yates
Center and five persons badly injured
At Vernon. three persons were stunned
by bolt OF lightning. A special from
Independence says that Elk City. II
miles west OF that place. Is entirely
under water and the Inhabitants have
been forced 10 flee for their lives.