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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-16
Ancient scandinnv,.n uo.,.

Every midsummer day q unique con-
cert Is given In Copenhagen, such ae
the whole world can not show the like
of. There are kept In the Copenhagen
Museum number Of ancient Scandi-
nnvian horns, more than 1000 years
old. called "Lurcn." OF this collection
fourteen are in good condition. They
have an elegant shape, and the fiat
metal plates at the mouthpiece show
good technical perfection and deveI-
oped taste for art. They are In differ
ent pieces fitted together. They were
found buried in moorlnnd, and their
good preservation. Is believed to be
due to the turfy water. They are Of
very thin metal, and generally Z feet
long. They were always found In
pairs. the one In tune with the other.
a few years ngO it was found out by
DR.. !lammerich that they could still
be blown or played upon. Their
tones resemble those of the tenor horn
ana they have q soft but powerful
sound. Some are tuned in G and II
sharp, others in ID, Il, or G and these
tones form an accord. but no SCALA"
The midsummer concert is held as
follows: On balcony In the court OF
the princely palace In which is kent
the Northern Museum, two members
or the royal "capella" blow tunes on
two OF these primeval horns, An
enormous crowd fills the court. tho
streets, the marble bridge, and tho
neighboring square US far us It is pos-
siDle to hear the sounds.-London Daf.
" News.
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THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotntions From Gesin and
Live stock Centers.

Lntcat Quotations From Ge.in nn,l
Live stock Centcrs.
Chicago, Aug. 1O-Whcat-.August,
GIc;. September, % 3-4aG7 7-sc; De-
eembcr, ~ Lie; May. a Lie. Corn-
August, 30 l-Sc; September. 30 1-Sc;
October. ~ 5sSc. November. 81 5-Sc:
December, W 5=Sc; May. 33 Lie. Oats
August. ~ a-Sr; Sel,tomber, 90 lie:
October, ~ :i=Sc; May. ~ l.ia24 :;-Sr.
tork-scptemher, $0,G1 IL; October.
$40; January. $10,i0. Lard -Scptr.n-
per, @,ll IL; October. $50: January.
xta l-.. Short ril,s-Septcmler.
Sn!2 lie; Octol ar, $3.50: .Jan,mry,
$'.i0. Casll-Whcat, SIC: corn, 20 Use;
oats. ~ 3-Sc; pork. $967 1-o: lard.
@l II l-2; ribs, S5.72 1-22.
Minneapolis. Aug. 1O.-Angrst clcse;
ut III Use; September, opening. az l-.c.
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Electricity for RaiIr..s..

The adoption Of electricity as motive
power on the suburban branches or Iines
OF various railways has led to the supposi,
tion that in time all lines. long or short.
VIII be run by electricity. That. however.
ms been strenuously denied. on the ground
that 1t would be imprlcticablc for general
traffic use. BE that us 1t mny, tho st. Paul
Duluth will. as ever. be found in the
forefront, giving as many patrons the lux.
ury Of comfortable ride In the latest
equipment tllrough the most picturcsouo
territory. and providing the best Of faciIl,
lies between st. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth.
West Superior, saltwater, the Intcrstate
Park. Taylor's Falls and other importans
Northwestern points. 1t Is this that has
made the Duluth Short Line 80 extremcIy
popular. At handsome terminals close con.
nections are made with trains running ia
all directions. md the time cards are mr..
ranged with view to suiting the con.
venience Of the business men rs well as the
pleasure OF the tourist. For maps. clrcu-
lars and the new folder, apply to ticket
agents or to W. A. Russell, General passen,
ger Agent. ST. Paul, Minn.
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u1aH scnooLA


st. Paul Aug. 1O.-The state high
school board met in Supt. Pender-
CASTS ofiice at the capitol to-day. The
applications from IS graded schools
were accepted for inspection under
the laws Of 1895, providing $500 state
aid to graded schools, as follows: New
Paynesville, Shakopee, yerndale, Per.
ham. New Brighton, Royalton, Lake
Crystal. Gaylord, Browns Valley, New
Auburn, Pelican Rapids. Madison,
Clearwater, Sherburne, Oak Park, Ma
rion Mills. South saltwater, Stewart
vile, st. Claire, Argyle, Fosston. st.
Paul Park, Wheaton, Bird Island,
Fisher, Lake Benton, Howard Lake,
Beaver Greek, Robbinsdale, Jordan,
Hallock, Fountain, Taylor's Falls, Rush
City, ,Wykoh, Brownton, Brown't Land
ing, Houston, I.akeville, Excelsior, Full
da, Ada, Mcintosh, Grand Meadow,
Alma City, Hopkins. Mabel. Jasper,
Norwood Fillmore, Graccvillc, Long
Prairie, Wayzata, Carver, Atwater,
Holly, Rockford and Welcome. .Appli-
cations were made from principals of
high schools at Spring Valley and
MankatO. but as the board did not
know what graded schools they were,
they were not received. These appli-
cations will be investigated. and II the
schools are found to meet with the re-
quirements of the law they will re-.
ceive the aid voted by the Legislature.
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L SllIo Ffoa D)Ilol
0foa u Ri WiIs1,., ;iI ifi. Y I,. y

V1o0 ~ Asa W., xiRn, 1eSaS 49,. 3 :,
am now twenty-four ysass ssa.a
said Edward Swanson. Of Whits RoclE.
0oodhue County. MIMI. to q Rapubaloas1
representative. land ~ you can - D
am not very large Of stature. Whsa q
was elsven years old became amic4ea
with sickness which baflled ths aa1u
ana knowledge Of the physician. I.Nas
not taken suddenly III but on the con.
trary can hardly state the exact time
when 1t began. The first symptoms
were pains in my back and restleso
nights. The disease did not trouble mo
muSh at first, but Il seemed to have
experience during the last thirteen years
proved that to be the case. 4
never dreamed Of the en.aa suf,erinSa sna
In store for ma complained to
my parents and they concluded that IN
time would outsrow my trouble. but
my sleep they became thoroushiy
alarmed. Medical advice was sought
but to no avail, grew rapidly worse
ana was soon unable to move about and
finally became confined continually to
my bed. The best doctors that could be
me. tried various kinds Of extensiveiy
advertised patent medicines with but
the same result.
For twelve long years was thus q
sufferer In constant agony without re-
spite: assesses formed on my body In
rapid succession and the world indeed
looked very dark to me. About this
time when all hope was gone and moth.
ing seemed left but to resign myself to
my most bitter fate my attention was
called to DIR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. Like drowning man
erasping at straw, In sheer despera-
ton concluded to make one more at.
tempt-not to regain my health Il dare
not to hope so much) but II possible to
ease my pain.
II bought a box Of the pills and they
seemed to do me good. / felt encour-
aged and continued their use. After
walk around the house. have not felt
20 well for thirteen years as during the
past year. Only one year have taken
DR.. Williams Pink Pills and am able
now to do chores and attend to light
duties.
"Do hesitate to let you publish what
have said? No. Why should I? It -
the truth and I am only too glad to let
other sufferers know my experience. It
may help those whose cup of misery u
as ful! today as mine was in the past"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in q
condensed form. all the elements neces-
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves.
They build up the blood, and restore thA
glow Of health to pale and sallow cheeks.
Pink Pills are sold in boxes (never In
loose bvllx) at so cents box or six bexea
for $260. and may be had Of all drug.
gtsts. or direct by mail from DIR. WI.
Hsms Medicine Company. schenectadye
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STEAMER WRECKED.
rhe Chnttcrthun Goc. Ashor. n, =,
Gall, l6 (:nn. H. xpl.

rhe Chntterthun Goes Ashore In a
Gale on Cnp. Hawk.
Sydney. n. s. W.. Aug. 1O.--A I,oat's
crew Of Chinese has been landed nj
Forster. about 100 miles north of this
port. The men report that the Brit
tsh steamer Cattcrthnn, 1,.iOG tons.
which sailed from Hong Kong on May
q for Australian ports, wns wrecked
yesterday evening. The steamship
was wrecked in the seal rocks or
Cape Hawk early yesterday morning
during n gale THO passcngers. who
numbered % parsons, Of whom S.
were Chinese.wer asleep below when
the ship grounded. Only three of the
European passengers and the second
mate Of the steamer were saved. 4
tug which Inns returned from the scene
OF tho wreck Of tho steamer has saved
the remainder Of the passengers ana
the crew Ut the steamer. and there is
now little doubt that 20 persons were
drowned. OF whom 40 were Chinese.
The missing passengers include three
ladies'.
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West Superior. Wis, Special.-Rcv.
Starkwcntller refuses to vacate the
office of mayor, and President Howe
has not yet attempted to qualify. The
question Qf which is chief executive
eonfronts the city. and In the mean
lime Iay rolls and other city business
Is neglected. Mr.. Starllwcatller says
he will not give pp without taking
the matter 10 the supreme court. ani,
vas ut his office IN tho city hall this
morning. but after consulting his at-
toraeys disappeared from the public.
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HORsEwHIPPED HUBBY.
Young Mr.. Browns Wife Takes O
Fail Out Of Her Lord,

Young Mr.. Browns Wife Takes q
Fall Out Qf Her Lord.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 1O.-The Office Of
the Standard Oil company was the
scene Of sensational cowliding of n
husband by his young wife. Hugh 4.
Brown. bookkceper for the company
here and a prominent young man. hns
entered n suit for divorce from his
wife, to whom he had been married
but three months. He says tllnt short
ly nfter lie married Maud Plarr, who
was a very attractive society girl. she
told him tlut she loved another man.
For the three weeks that they lived
together as man and wife she made
his life a perfect hell by taunting lin
with her lack Of love for him and the
fact that another mans love filed her
heart. Then she left him. A few days
ago she walked into his office ana lit
him with a cOwhide. The prominence
OF the parties has made the affair a
big sensation.
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WORTH HAVING.
state Treasurer Koerner Recelves
e44s,l3O Ia One Day.

state Treasurer Koerner Receiver
e44s, ,l3O In One Day.
st. Paul, Aug. 7.-State Treasurer
Koerner yesterday received the Hen
nepin COT lty tax settlement, amount
ing to $363, 1872 and OH school lands
collections from tho same county,
SD40.31. The Great Northern railroad
also paid the tax OH it's gross earn.
ings, amounting to $77,s3s.15, whicl,
made IN all, u total Of $44S, ,430. 80 re-
ceived during the day. This is the
hrgest amount that has been paid
into the state treasury in one day
since Mr.. KOerner has been in charge.
The total amount. of money now IN
bank to the states credit IL within IL
few hundred dollars Of $2,5OO,OOO.
There are few states in the Union
with SO much ready cash us Alinno.
sofa.
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The statistics show that there Is
used In the manufacture of the Royal
Baking Powder more than half of all
the cream of tartar consumed In the
United States for all purposes. The
wonderfcl sale thus indicated for the
Royal Baking Powder-grcatcr than
that 0f-all other baking powders COM
blnctl-is perhaps the highest evidence
of the superiority of this article, and
OF Its indispensablcness to modern
cookery
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Kianarper Arrested.

Buffalo. n. Y, speciul.-tieorge Al
len, one Of the men who kidnapped
lawyer o. q. Cottle for ransom two
months ago, was arrested at flne Aian.
sion house to-day" He retained Hugh
Pentecost, the one-time preacher, for
big attorney. and Pentecost tells q
remarkable story. The crime that
was committed by Allen aud one
Emery, was one Of the most daring
ever perlsctratea here: Lawyer Cot.
tla was inveiglea into taking u hug
~ rido u look at some property and
when ushcred into a vacant house,
was Overp0wered and thrust into a
cell. handcuffel and chained by his
ankles to post. gagged. and then,
under threats of death compelled to
write note to his wife asking for
S5,OOO Immediately.
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MILLIONS Fol, RANSOM.
A Fortune Now Locked Up IN the
Hank Of England.

A Fortune Now Locked Up in the
Hank Of England.
Oconomowoc, Wis.,, spccial.-N. e..
Ransom Of this city recently returned
from Connecticut and Massacllu-
setts, where he has been collecting
the genealogy Of the Ransom family
back to the seventeenth century. A
fortune of f1S,OOO,OO0 lies waiting
the heirs IN the Bank Of England, Du,
herstotore l,.as, & pc direct G Ct, effort has ,ees
week. week. Lawyer Ia yer WIllia%, vi lam 'H 4 Milwaukee ea
started for Europe to find additional
proof, when a formal claim for the
fortune will be made. Mr.. Ransom'i
family consists of q wife. two SONS
and a daughter, Capt. A. r. Ransom
OF Albert Len, Minn.; Herbert A.
Ransom of Milwaukee, Wis.,, and
Mrs. ID. q. Marsh of this city.
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The Royal Baking Powder. as cv.
cry cook knows, Is always to be relieti
upon. It is one OF the greatest aids
she has. She is always able with tile
least trouble TO make the very finest
biscuits. cakes, mullins. aud crusts.
Many q cooks reputation has been
made by tho delicious things she las
been able to max: with 1t.
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l,olntment has been unfavorably criti-
cised by the Radicals. as hereditary
honors are very unpopular ut present.
The Duke chose the military service
from inclination, entered; the Wool
wich Military academy as cadet In
1866, and applied himself diligently
tn master the rudiments Of the pro-
fessiOn. His first commission was as
lieutenant Of the Royal Engineers. In
succession he served In the artillery
and the rifle brigade. In 1879 hc WAS
brigade major at Altlersllot. and sub
scquently assistant ndjutant general
ut Gibraltar. In Egypt he commanded
the Guards brigade. He In said to be
thoroughly competent both as general
officer and subaltcrn.
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New Enumeration for Milwaukee.
Madison. Wis..Aug. 1O.-Secrctary of
State Cass0n this afternoon ordered n
new enumeration Of the population of
Milwaukee. saying satisfactory evi-
dence llas been presented that the first
count was improperly or insufiicicntly
taken.
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JACKSON IS DEAD.
4 VACANCY IN THE UNITED sTArEs
SUPREME COlRT.
Ion. Howell r. Jarkson, the Asso.
ciate Justice, Dies at His Home
Near Nashville, Tenn.-His Death
10 sudden Bat not Unexpected.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 1O.-Howell
Edmunds jackson, associate justice of
the United States supreme court. died
ut his home near this city to-day of
consumption. His death was not un-
expected. though sudden, as his close
friends have known for several days
that the end was near.
Howell Edmunds jackson was bnrn
In Paris, Tenn. April 8, 1892, so that
he was In his It'd year at the time of
his death. Justice jackson was a
classical scllolar, graduating from the
West Tennessee college in 1S4S. He
studied law two years ut the Univcr.
slty OF Virginia. and In Jackson, un-
der his kinsmen, Judges A. w. q.
Totten and Milton Brown; graduated
from the Lebanon Law school in 1856,
In which year he located in Jackson
and engaged In the practice of his pro-
fessiOn; removed to Memphis in 1850,
where he continued the practice of
law; served on the supreme bench by
appointment OH two occasions, and
was once n prominent candidate for
supreme judge before the nominating
conventions; relocated In Jackson In
1876; WIS elected to the state house of
representatives in 1850 on tho state
credit platform; was elected to the
United Statcs senate as Il Democrat
In 1881, and served till April II, 1886;
was appointed United States circuit
Judge by President Cleveland nnil
nominated for associate Justice l,v
President Hnrrison; was confirmed by
the senate Feb. IL. 1893. and entered
upon tho duties OF tho office March !,
1893,
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JIM CLARKE DEAD.
A Noted Desperado Passes i'm His
Checks.

A Noted Desperate pa..es I'm His
Chccks.
Denver, Col, Aug. 1O.-Jim Clarke, a
Rio Grand railroad detective, who was
shot and killed in the street at Tcllu-
ride yesterday by an unknown assas-
sin. was formerly desperate outlaw.
and IL believed to have himself killed
more than a score Of men. During the
war he was member OF Qllnntre!r's
band Of guarillas. Afterward lie was
government scout and Indian fight
er. He was n member Of the Jesse
james gang, and after 1t was broken
up he committed numerous stage rob-
berries In the Northwest. Eight years
ago lie settled in Telluride, where he
served long time as town marshal.
enforcing strict observance Of the law.
He had the reputation of being one OF
the hest shots in the world.
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TALMAGE,s BEREAVEMENT.
Hls Wife Dies at the Dansville, !
asAA&~,A~~~

Ills wife Dies at the Dansville, n
r., sanitarfun.
Dansville, N. Y, Aug. 7.-Airs. r.
De Witt Talmage died here at 5:3Q
this morning.
Since the burning of the Brooklyn
tabernacle last year, Mrs. Talmagc
has suffered from nervous prOstra.
ton, and she has never fully recov.
cred from the shock sustained then.
The fire broke out while the doctor
was holding his usual Sunday recep.
tion, and q large number Of parishion.
ers and visitors were ilathe churcli
when the fire broke out. They nj;
made good their escape. but DIR. Tai
mage went back into the burning cd.
ifice for something he Ind left behind.
During his absence Mrs. 1'alnagc.
who, with other members Of the fam.
lily, was outside awaiting his reap.
pearance, became greatly excited and
alarmed for the DOCTORS safety. Az
soon as she was Informed that he was
all right she broke down completely.
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m EIitor Horsevyhi.,eA.

Ct. Joseph, NO., special.-E. v. Will.
iams. editor Of the Stanberry Herald,
and f. A. Weimer, editor of the Stan.
berry Sentinel, have been indulging
in q newspaper quarrel. To-day, Mrs.
Weimer, accompanied by her hus.
band, went to the Herald ONCE and
lorsewhipped Williams, while Vein.
er struck his rival over the head with
Q revolver. :. =.
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Could Not Run Co...

Appleton, Wis.,, Aug. 1O.-Thc com.
mon council met last night and passed
q resolution declaring null and void
the franchise of the Edison Electric
Street Railway company. by reason Of
its failure to operate ears. No cars
onve run since the water power was
shut OF by the government.
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Qsist In Omaha.

Omaha, Aug. 1.-THE answer of the
A. p. A. police commissioner to the
petition OF the regular fire and police
commissioners was filed In court to-
day. The hearing comes up In the
morning and will be In the nature of
. test Of the constitutionality Of the
new law under which the A. II. A. 10,
acting. All 10 now quiet.
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Laugh and grow Fat,

Vow shall do both. even IL you are n slab.
aided. pallid. woe-begone dyspeptic, II you
reinforce digestion, insure the conversion Of
food into rich and nourlshlng blood, and
ecover appetite and sleep by the systemati1
use Of the great renovator Of health.
strength aud flesh. HOstetter's Stomach
Bittcrs. which also remedies malariaI, kid.
ney and rheumatic trouble, nervousness
constipation and biliousness
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DUKE OF coNxAvo,.r. .

Appointed Comma nder.in.Chief OF
the British Army.
London, Aug. 10.-The Duke Of Con-
naught, third son Of Queen Victoria,
has been appointed to succeed the
Duke Of Cambridge as commander-in.
chief Of the British army. The ap.
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Mr. Harvey's Views Rcsarains Free
Coinage Are Not Changed.
The following is w. H. Hsrvey's sum.

me- Harvey'e Views Hc4aeu1n1 Free
Coinage Are Not Changed.
The following is w. H. Hsrvey's sum.
lary:
The debate settles In my judgment the
following proposltiQns:
ef The constitution. Mr.. Horr did not con.
trovert this, and left 1t with Daniel Web
ster'i statement to that effect. The main
strength underlying this proposition Is
knowledGe Of the merits OF bimetallisra as
-nfsld sssIdxs OF ussm lou op I 'uoIsIosp
31ooS pszd NJ lInss1 xlquqold Aou plnoA
SS!5 lHs} v 'eIsplousAsIs s41 10 eousnpuI
- ssspioapdos ~ 81 . 8 ssasnuH, ". sqs s.pun pun
Vanm - sIoqA % eI1 xsq3 3SqJ SAsjlsq
% psuIlouI ms I % 'lnJ,qnop sIom u Mou
% ptuoA 1lno0 ams1dns ss}vlS pslIun
su1 asqM 'uoIldsosp ps4IoA ssQ II ul
-sIsqA u ksuom us4o9 ~ asAIIs 10 uoI,sino
Ifo eqI Hler 70 1o1 eu? lsuoIanapsuooun
Ayslosp pInoA 1Inoo smsIdns ssas3g psayun
~ l9q1 puIm An " 1qnop on 81 slsqI
ARMY papIosp xlJSSla ppQ u ps suQp suQ
31noa 1Sa1 II 'SaAl0 ~ plo1 JSy,ys uy eiq
.sxsd eq plnoqs spuoq Qols 9Sll setQIv' pIo1
~ elqS1sd spuoq enssl 3ouuUo l1VpdIaJunW
asN SuIplosp % oIuO 70 ainoS snsIdas
seuI1 'uonnansuoo sss "a pspus,uI suoi,
'ounJ su1 10 suou smloJJsd ssAlls 'Essom
ao1o7 ~ 'e1v0oD esouA eua "a peeofoeIp
dice. but IN view Of the events Of .thS ilst
two years I canont help but believe that
ofacial despotism has already set IN, and
thst most Of our public omcials arc now
unconsciously the willins servants Of the
money-iendlng power. II Q majority Of the
supreme court are thus infected, - ! fear.
1t could mot take the broad statssmanliks
view Of this question that is required.
6econd-That the silver dollar was tho
unit Of vslue In our coinage system Axs4
~, Ahoa ank - HFno - Elnpe Al th1af
6ee pages SO and 81 Of ofncial report.
Third-That silver and seld both wefe
the ueasures Of value Of all other property
nntil 1878, and the debtor had right 70
pay d aathsf metal. See Af. Horr'e ~
swsr to II. Metstnser aa paFe &o9
psasags - Dsslasg. =.
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Mur.lcrca by G. .,nbler.,

Parkersburg, W. Va. Aug. 1O.-John
James. farmer and stockilmn Of
Greenvlllc. this county. was shot to
death last night by three gamblers
while engaged In a dispute over a
game Of cards, The gamblers escaped.
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lnealls for Free silver.

Caldwell, Kan., Speculation. John
J. ingalls, addressed about 1,5Q0 peo-
pie today at the Cesikaska' Veteran
association. After paying tribute to
the old soldiers and the cause they
represent he closed by declaring in
favor Of the free coinage Of silver.
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stril,ers Arr..t..,.

West Superior, Wis, Aug. 1O.-About
fifty Of the striking coal handlers went
to Duluth this morning and tried to
induce the Duluth handlers to strike.
They began to be demonstrative. and
were taken in charge by the Duluth
police.
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Her Ileaa.

He-My views of bringing up a fam.
ily are
She-Never mind your views, Ill
bring up the family. You go and
bring up the coal.-Halifax Herald.
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10 Cleanas che sx.tem

Enectually yet gently. when costive or
bilious. or when the blood is impure or
sluggish. to permanently cure habitual
constipation. to awaken the kidneys and
hver to Q healthy activity. without ir-
rftsting or weakening them, to dispel
headaches. colds or fevers use Syrup Of
TtRp.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-16

Buffalo. n. V. Aug. lO.-AIiss Eliza
beth llaney Bird. aged ~. prominent
In society, who WIS subject to fits of
melancholy, killed herself with a re.
vOlver today. She was possessed OF
wealth.