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New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
financial elections.

yI'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
Providencc and stonngton steamship COM
be r Butler Exchange. ~ Providence.
"Wednesday. September Is 1898. 10 a. for
the election directors and the consideration N such
other business may properly he submitted
The polls will close io:l5 the day of the
and transfer books viii be closed from Sept
Tth sept 18th both inclusive
N-y-Y York d lsfi " 4. HEI.HlRT. SrcTt n
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07

In State ISSUES there were sales of $4,000 Ala
bama Glass at l00i. $500 Virginia iunneu et,1
2-3s Of 1891 at 6S& $4,000 at Ga and SloVVV AT r
Twenty five shares Of the Merchants BANK "e'e
sold at 1917.
Trading In railroad bonds lacked both the inter
est and the animation which has marked II u,' .iIe ~ ;
the previous days OF this week, and althousn e,.'
Readings continued to advance they were iho.c
quiet. as was the rest OF the list. Movemeh-s : =
were generally FOR Insignificant amounts anu
without apparent general tendency In either ~
rcction. Colorado Midland Is receipts declined .
to 29ie and Missouri. Kansas and Texas ISL - /
to 90 but Ohio Southern lists rose TO ", Reaulns
lst incomes y to 36i1 and the general As recelp's
70 TO- The total transactions were y Ii.'o~
The United States Treasury received to-day
sl6S. 1856 National bank notes for redemption; Cus
toms receipts reported to-day from "ashlNs.1" 80
were 81 0il J34 the internal revenue receipts s'o ,
407 and the miscellaneous receipts sl5Si4 Iotai
Government receipts for the day, sl.6OS. iSoi ek-
penditures. s3752o0: excess OF receipts sz8S'oo4'
Receipts for the month TO date, s3.l49oso, eNpenu
iturcs s. 40 300: excess Of expenditures $3.50 'l5
Receipts for the fiscal year to date. s6Slh9s eN-
pendtures s76G lG3 exc ess OF expenditures over
receipts. Sl3.432 ls4
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement, was as folloWs'
Ne. .,a on hand 50. R Rsiss, solsss 'E1 Inc
n: .s.l ss e ssSss; %. Rs 81: s
Actual cash in the
certihcaes sls4 ocO $50 sisa 2a2 S33 Inc s312 Ga
Deposits In bank l4,2+i.5Ji l+iS2W~ Inc. -f''"'-
Available cash si9a lGi 7i3 $3.50 s4 $50 Inc $500 1856
Deduct minor la 49, 80
hiities 1f.S-U.of3 lNZVt,ioI Inc. "''''i'
Actual cash baSisi. .3ii. 100 slsl5IIl6s Inc. s23-4o
The Sub-Treasury debtor at the Clearing
House STA s5l. Its net gain on balance was
tj37 231, made up by a gain in currency OF
s23lOs45 and a loss In coin Of sl.7I36l4 To-
days operations included: Receipts, s3.N ,Sss'
payments. s3.SlO,662. resulting In general oai-
snce OF 1885, l59s1l. consisting Of ss93SI,soO coin
and 1896 I'll 96l currency. The business for the
week ended tonight includes receipts OF *lo.s4l-
2o6 and payments Of il4l22l9. Deduciing from
the receipts s4s93GO0 and from the payments
Sc 2S7 600 for Items which affect only Its account
with the general Treasury, Its gain as affecting
the banks 81, ,S22?67
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was little doing In the local money mar
kets and conditions remained unchanged. We
subjoin our usual table Of rates made up from
information furnished by the busiest houses
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07

~ Colorado Springs. Colorado:
Notice hereby given that money is In the hands
o, The City ~ the city Of Colorado Springs.
Colorado redeem Water Works extension bonds Of said
numbered from eightyone hundred and Ave
elusive said bonds being issued the day Janu-
AIRY. 1881. and maturing Jan l. 1896 redeemab- the
option city OF Colorado Springs any time
AFTER Jan !. 1895.
Notice ls that there r. money
hands said city ~ Colorado Sprnzs Colo
redeem water works refunding bonds ~ said city
bonds being issued July IL. 1856 and maturing July -
igo redeenabe Al the option OF said city AT time
after July 10. 1881
All the above mentioned bonds and the Interest thereon
pa Chemical DsrH NJ New-York the First
National Bank Colorado springs Colo AZ the Office
Of the city treasurer Of Colorado Springs. Colo
And all holders and Of said bonds any Of
them hereby notified that the city o Colorado Springs
Colo elects call and does hereby call IN each
and all os said bond and will take up and pay. and
cancel upon their being duly presented any
places Of payment above designated and pay
OF said interest upon all Of said bonds will cease
after the fifteenth Of September. A.
MOSES T HALE. city Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Bnsiness Opportunities.
S3Q-000

con OOn AND PARTNER WANTED In a thor
gcU.OOU oushl, prosperous manufacturing nus
ness In baltimore City 70 increased demand fn
the goods. HENRY W. ROGERS 80 ~ Charles o..
Ba'mors Nd.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Choice
Leans lime money. Commercial Paper
on call 80 d. 5 mos. mos mos %rnos l6mos
/. 21 I.a+l. 4a4A

The foreign exchange market was strong. but
dull Gold 10 the amount Of sl,700.0o0 will 60 out
Tomorrow s. 600 600 OF this amount being taken
from the Sub b-Treasury to-day w. II. Crossman
& Bro. Will ship 81 900. Hard & Rand sl500 000
Hardy & Harman Sl5O,OO0, Nessage Fuller SlVO-
Oy) and the Consolidated Kansas City Smelling
and Refining Company $4,000. Total for the
week 81 $50 900 The Canadian Bank Of Commerce
will send 800 900 TO Canada. The rates al which
business was actually done were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Anltion SaIfs. financial.
IN TILE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEs VNITEl

y THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IEp
States. for the Eastern District Of Virginia - .EN
,KAL TRUST COMPANY OF New York et al vs.. i hiSh "a,
HVND s DANvIIL.E II. r. CO.. ct aL-conso''da'e'
Notice 5srsE given that under pursuans. Of
rs day Of August 1895 by the Circuit cur, OF ,ne
bs states for the Eastern District %
spencer as SOLE continuing receiver OF the Richmond
viii on wsdnesday the twenty day q ssptes.r
sVo az twelve o'clock noon, at the New, kes ~
broadway in said city sell at public auction by II.
Muller Son oneers without recourse upon the re,
equitable such receiver and all the right title and
n.ersS ,egal and equitable; OF he said chmons ana
wit:
Claim receivers Of tn. Richmond and DanvIls
Ing company Of Georgia for the principal sum OF one mill
dollars and twsn,ynine cents 81 2i3 400 ee) alleged
% be due for money advanced by said Richmond ana
Danvlie Railroad Company said Central Railroad and
suit brought January sh 1898 by F W Huidekoper and
vile Railroad Company in the Supreme Court OF the
State and County Of NewYor against the Central Rail
removed from said State Court into the Circuit Court q
the United States FOR the Southern District 9f
tho day of sale and bid Of less amour, than five
thousand $4,000 dollars will be accepted
The bidder whose bid Is accepted MS the nighes fo sa
claim will be required 10 the undersigned
hm II am per % bouS p % eec.ed by the court % tSs
deposited by bidder will bc returned him
making The same shall a to comply with all the conditions
N the sale and a orders Of the Court In respect thereto
shall be applied as the Court direct.
For further particulars and for more specific nforma-
Railroad Company claim 10 be sold. reference
hereby made to said order and proceedings in said
file IN the Office ~ the clerk OF said Court AZ Rich
SAMUEL SPENCER
ole Ming Rsref
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS

CINCINNATI JACKSON AND MAcKiNAw
Number Of miles. 3iS 345 3.5
Fourth week In August. tll,5.S t23. $50 S2l O4s
Ian 1 70 Aug ST.. 40 s6i 4ii4si 307 eO6
LOUISVILLE. HEw-AIBANY AND CHICAGO
Fourth v..k in Ausur, slo2S7e sas 10 SOS .so 30;
Jan. l Aug 3l...... 2IB4iil i7s4OoG . 027 05T
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
Su mi
Fourth week August s2,0TTS ss2ia5 saa0 900
Jan. 1 To Aug Al. 6i2g0as 17f,53i d ssi g.7
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Sumt~r ~ miles. .... ,Dt
Fourth week lT2
Jan. 10 Aug 81. IL 2ta s3 II 3T9 2ss
TOLEDO ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY
Number y miles isi 49,
Fourth Wees In August. $40 40 si04ss $50 $50
Jan. ! 70 Aug. 81. iG2Of5 s- a3O 1874
ELGIN. JOLIET AND EASTERN
Number of miles ...... III II;
Month Of August. t....... g7i !G7 epg AZ Ss7 i4e
Ian ] 10 Aurnsi ~ sg1 0-s 1uf
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Ce, ano fcuno

1 osT or sroLEN-Bsnkeoox No ast. Tee ef n.
~ German Savings hank In ths City OF New-York.
Aih and i+th Street issued TO Caroline
stsnhardt Al persona cautioned against negotiating
thu n returned tho Bank goth OF
September. 1895. duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
cMALL GAINS IN STOCKS.
roLUME or, BUSINESS LESS.
,n EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK OVER
8. ooo. .Ooo-BONDs AND MONEY.

At THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER o
Nv" LINZ N bonds AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Savannah & Western r. Z, Co.
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

At a meeting the holders OF certificates issued by
the Cenral Trus: Company on deposit Of savannah a
Western First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds held the
osth day of August, 1895. which than
per cent certificate holders represented IL
WAS unanimously resolved adopt the plan Of settlement
heretofore Offered the bondhoders under the terms or
the plan Bondholders desiring 10 have their proportion
O, the new consolidated Of the Central OF Georgia
Railway Company cashed the syndicate at 81 and In
erest from September st 1885, provided by the Plan
notice OF such fact to the Committee
and such also be endorsed the certificate
issued BY Central Trust Company on or before Sep
10th. 1895 Should certificate holder desire to
syndcat. his allotment Of the Consolidated Bonds
or notify the COMMITTEES Of his desire TO accept
proportion OF such bonds fail after such
his certificate stamped with such assen.
before OF September 1895. he vii! be
deemed have elected to becon, member Of the Con
solidated Syndicate the terms provided In Mod
fed Plan Of Purchase"
Bonds be deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY Of New York payrnen: Of s21 per bond
until further notice
SIMON BORG. Chairman.
Il. C. MARTIN EMANUEL LEHMAN.
H. L. GARTH, +. 81. COLS1ON
SIDNEY 4. TYLER, EDWIN = HOOLEY.
sIGMUND NEUsTADT.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
A CRUISE TO the Mediterranean. by specially

"A chartered steamer "Frlesand" GllG tonsl January
y. 1896 visiting Bermuda. Gibraltar Malaga. Granada
Alhambra Algl,rs Cairo. days Palestine. Beyrout
Ephesus Constantnople. Athens Rome Nice: only 800
and up excursions fees included Organized and ac
companied by r G. Clark ext. b NiceConsul at Jerusa
lem Ocean tickets all lines Tourist Gazette.
+. G.. CLARK Tourist Agent.
III Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07

"A. CHARLESTON c. the South and Southwest
JACKsONVILLE and all Florida points
From Pc. ~ T.. r. tfoot 4 Roosevelt ST.. 3 =. NJ
IIlOOi 'OIs Is................... Monday September o
AIGONOT'lN ............. Wednesday. September II
ctAfr NoI + Friday. september IL
steamers have nrstclass passenger accommodations
WM y. CLYDE Il co. General Agents.
; Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cont 4 Penn Fast r & p. Line. via jacksonville
c;r.at So Freight and Pa Line via Charleston.
r q Eser. Gen'l Agt.. 39 Dway. \. Y
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07

HOWARD g TRACY secretary.
- Wall Street. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
CI\ARD LINE

~. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Unlbria sept a. m Campana. Sept. %. noon
Iucana. sept IA. noon umbra. Oct .. 3 p M
Etr1ria. Sept 81 A. m. Lucania. Oct II II e. m
EXTRA SAILING.
AURANlA rueseay' Sep ~ ~ a L.
From pier 40 North River foct OF Clarkson.st,
Cabin rassaRe and upward Second cabin, s35 $40.
s45 according steamer and accommodations
steerage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight aud passage apply at the Com
nanvs Office 10 , Towlng Green NewYork.
'"'' 'vER,cON n BROWN & CO. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
NOTICE to Owners of Bonds Of the City OF

GEORGE s. CLAY Secretary
lgJ Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
MLEANY EMENNMG LnNE.

steamers DREW and DEAN b tCn..OAlj ies.v Old Per
A. " r.. ST. at ,. NJ. daily 'S,7days
ceptec). Connecting with trains for Saratoga.
Lake George. Rchneld springs Sharon Springs. Thou:
sand Islands Adirontaels and points North East snd
West. Saturday night win Sunday
morning train 70. Saratoga North Cie-k. T'awell and
Lake George.
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AROUND THE GLOBE.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALI
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All Important Occurrences or the
Past Week, Boiled Down ana ARR
angcd for Rapid Reading, from
b. Home anu Abroad. -u
Washington.

The United States supreme court
has dismissed the case OF the flour
noy Live Stock company against capt
Beck, agent Of the Omaha and Winnie,
bago Indians, for want OF a printed
record.
The secretary Of the treasury has
accepted the proposition Of Rand, Nc
Nally & Co. Of Chicago for the rental
Of temporary quarters in their build
Ing for the use Of government officers
now Quartered in the posTothce build
ing. The rent is So, $50.
From this time forward work on
the armament of the Dattleshlp Ore
gon will 90 on at the Washington
navy yard night and day. This haste
Is not caused by any fear that the
Oregon will be needed in the navy, but
by a desire to get the armament for
this and other vessels out Of the way.
While making an argument IN the
United States supreme court at Wash
lngton Gen. Thomas Ewing was taken
suddenly to the point of faintness and
was compelled to suspend the argu-
ment and allow it to be taken up later
by one of his colleagues. He was re-
yiyed after some effort and continued
In the court room until the conclusion
Of the argument
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Friday, Oct. 20.

Hugh Manley, brakeman on the
Great Northern, had his right hand
smashed while coupling cars at Anoka.
The plans and specifications of f.
w. Kenney of Austin for the building
of a $4,000 school house at Minnesota
Lake were accepted by the board.
Warden 'Wolfer of Saltwater left
for Munith, Mich. called by a tele-
gram announcing the very low condi-
ton Of his father.
The st. Cloud & Fergus Falls divis-
ion of the Great Northern moved to
Melrose. The dispatcher's office will
follow IN few days. All trains stop
at Melrose now.
Nils Fredrickson, a farmer living q
few miles north of NIontevideo, lost
his outbuildings and most Of his grain
this morning by fire, which was acct
dentally started by one Of his chill
dren. 1t is believed that there is no
insurance.
Articles of incorporation of the f.
II. Kratka Land, Waterpower and I'M
provement company have been filed
with the secretary Of state. The mem
bers Of the new company are eX-Mayor
T. H. Kratka Of Thief River Falls;
George w. Mason, Eau Claire. Wis;
William S. Jameson, st. Paul; James
A. Kellogg, Minneapolis, and Lewis
Johnson banker, Thief River Falls.
Their place Of business is at Thief
River Falls, Mimi.
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tons were made: For members Of
the school board, y. L. Hospes, A.. II.
jerks, A. =. Edholm; aldermen: Sec
ond ward, George Munkel; Third
ward, Paul Hansen.
A fatality under peculiar circum-
stances occurred at saltwater, John
Shannon's lifeless body being found
in an alley, near M. II. Bromley's
barn. There was a small excavation
there, not more than sixteen inches
deep, and circumstances indicate he
fell in head foremost and expired.
Shannon was tifty-one years old and
a we'll known river man. Coroner
Freeligh is holding an inquest.
A raise Of wages Of 10 per cent has
been made at the Chandler and Pi-
oneer mines at Ely, and raise of a
like amount at all the Soudan mines
on the Fermillion range. At Tower,
on the same range, the Minnesota
cannot get men enough to do it's work.
The Pittsburg Iron and Steel compa-
ny has purchased the lease of the
North Cincinnati mine, at Biwabic,
on the Mesaba range, from Corrigan,
Mckinley 4 Co. of Cleveland. The
mine will probably be operated during
the winter
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31
MINNESOTA In BRIEF
INTERESTING EVENTS OF THE
WEEK. IN MINNESOTA.
Important Occurrences In the North
star state Day by Day-A General
Resume of the Weeks DOinEs Ar
ranged for Rapid Reud1ng.
ThursIny. Oct %.

At Red Wing Judge Williston has
sentenced George Owens to two years
in the penitentiary for burglary.
The wife Of Patrick Norton, one, Of
the first settlers VT Winonn county,
died at st. Charles.
The New Ulm- Winthrop railroad, it
Is settled, will be built, giving the
former town a new route to the Twin
Cities.
Clough Bros, Minneapolis, made an
assignment. Gov. Clough says it is
the result Of the N. p. Clarke Lumber
company's failure.
James S. Crandall, piano dealer of
Madelia, filed papers in the United
States circuit court Of Mankato for
$4,000 damages against the Omaha
railway for personal injuries.
Ernest Schwehm and Herman Fes-
tow, both Of Winona, got into a fight
in a saloon Festow cut Schwehm
with knife about the head, seriously
injuring him.
The engine Of Joseph Densmore set
fire to the grain stacks of Fred Kemp.
a few miles east Of Montevideo and
burned the stacks they were thresh-
ing, together with about 700 bushels
of grain. The separator and the build
ings were saved with difficulty.
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It is strange, cOnsi 7ering the rela-
tive size Of the two countries that the
United States has passed Great Brit
ain in the production Of iron. England
Is now importing large quantities Of
ore from foreign countries, while the
United States has inexhaustible beds
in quite a number Of the states. The
growth of iron production on the
American lakes has been extraordi-
narily rapid, and no other region in
the world can compete with it in the
cheap handling of ore. In 1865 the
number Of tons Of ore carried on the
lakes was 147,459. In 1876 the figures
had increased to 49:,4OS tons, and in
1885 to 1884 1872 tons. The record for
1891 is no less than $685. 1916 tons, and
this surprising total will be surpassed
this year by 30 per cent. A few years
hence England will hardly be a Sc
rious competitor of the United States
In making iron and steel.
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Sunday, Oct. -.

A government agent was at Red
wood Falls to distribute $4,000 among
six Indian scouts and two wives OF
scouts, deceased. g...
w. G. Wood surrendered himself to
the reformatory Mt st. Cloud. He
broke his patrol three years ago and
wants to finish his time.
Rheinburger Bros. one of the oldest
and largest dry goods firms Mt Vino
ma, made an assignment this morning
to George T. Crise. Assets, So, 200;
liabilities, $4,000.
A wreck occurred on the Hinckley
branch Of the Great Northern, east Of
st. Cloud. Fifteen ears in the center
Of a freight train were smashed. Con-
ductcr G. Il. Kenny ard Brakeman
John Iyrch were hurt. Tie cause OF
the accident is unknown.
At the Republican city convention
at Saltwater lie following nomina-
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Saturday, Oct. &c.

D. Kennedy of Biscay had his arm
injured in a corn husking machine,
rendering an amputation necessary.
The Hunt revival meetings opened
in the Methodist church at Owatonna,
which was crowded. A trained chorus
of seventy voices will lead the singing
and the meetings will continue four
weeks.
John Shea. one Of the firm Of Shea
& Deving OF Owatonna, died after an
illness of six years of consumption
He was we'll known in Southern Min
nes0ta. He leaves a widow and sew
eral young children.
L. w. Murphy, an old resident of
Albert Lea, made the acquaintance Of
three strangers last night in a saloon
They followed him to his boarding
place and robbed him of $27J. The
robbers are supposed to be from Iowa
and have not yet been caught.
DR.. August Koehne, veterinary snr-
gcon, was arrested at Lamberton d. a
warrant issued by Justice Brandt of
New Ulm, charging him with the l,llr-
der Of Albert Winkelmann, the police
man who was shot in tho outskirts of
the city the night Of July 3.
The team Of John Swanson, a farmer
living in the town If Wilson, Winona
county, ran away. Mr.. Swanson was
thrown out, his head struck a stone
and he was instantly killed. Deceased
leaves widow and two children. The
wife. driving behind, found her hus-
bands body in the road.
A doctor Of a travelling medicine
company gave chloroforln to the eight
year-old son of Hans Wulff at Hart
land to perform an operation, aud the
boy, being troubled with heart disease.
died. 1t IS claimed that the doctor
was not informed of the fact.
Thirty thousand dollars worth Of LIE
Sueur county court house bonds were
sold to the Farmers and Mechanics
Savings Bank of Minneapolis for a
premium of $1,9G5. The bonds bear 5
per cent interest due in 10, Is and 20
years.
The st. Cloud board Of health held
Il meeting and began measures for the
suppression of the North Sides ravine
as Il sewer There are three large
brewcries located on this ravine which
use it as a sewer. There have been
numerous complaints made and the
board of health has decided to stop
all persons from using this ravine for
sewerage purposes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

American farmers are unquestiona-
oily at the head Of their business, and
there is good reason to believe that
American fruit growers will occupy
a similar position before many years.
The demand for our fruit is growing
IN Europe, and it is already acknowl
edged that our apples are unequaled
The italian lemon crop is very poor
this, year, and but for the Florida
freeze we might perhaps be shipping
lemons to Palermo.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

John Woodward attempted suicide
at keosauqua, Iowa. The knife was
dull, and at the sight Of blood he lost
his nerve and called for help.
Tom Tucker, young farmer, at Of
tumwa, Iowa. attacked Will IT, Shan
non with a knife and disemboweled
him. Tucker was captured.
Rev. George Mills, Salvationist
preacher. fatally shot Charles Glenn
ems, young farmer, near Chaly beal
Springs, Ky. ~ t..
A. X. Ward, the absconding manag-
er and treasurer Of the Memphis Bar
rel and Heading company, has been
indicted for forgery. He is now
thought to be in Honduras.
A.. K. Ward, the absconding mana
ger and treasurer Of the Memphis
Barrel ane Heading company, has
been indicteu for forgery Ward is
now thought to be in Honduras.
Near the little hamlet Of Vest, Ky,
Andy Jack, a young mountain outlaw
was shot in the head and mortally
wounded by James Hale, another out.
law, the result of drunken brawl
Near, Mount Gilead, Ohio, Christie
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

There exists small reptile Of which
elephants have very peculiar dread,
and against which neither their sa.
gacity nor prowess can defend them.
This diminutive creature gets into the
trunk of the elephant and pursues it's
course until it finally fixes in it's head,
and by keeping him in constant agony,
at length torments the stupendous ami
NAL to death.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

Nutmegs grow in the Banda Islands.
The Dutch long enjoyed a complete
monopoly Of this spice, and supplied
the whole of Europe with them. They
frequently destroyed large numbers
to prevent the price from falling by
their abundance The harvest for them
is in June.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

Bamboo pens have been used in
India for over 1000 years. They are
made like the ordinary quill pen, and
for few hours writing are said 70 be
very Serviceable
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

One of the Rothschilds is quoted as
saying that there will be more chances
to make money in America during the
next five years than in any other
section Of the globe.
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Two Named bx judge WINS

st. Paul, Oct. 29.-Judge Willis. in
the district court this morning, filed
an order appointing John w. Lane
receiver Of the st. Paul office of the
sSnow-Church company and w. f.
sNoXon receiver of the Minneapolis
Branch Of the concern.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-10-31

An air line train while going '.early
fifty miles an hour struck little girl
near Northford, Conn.,, last week.
When the train pulled back the en-
gineer found that the girl whom he
had seen thrown in the air, was able
to walk around, apparently Lnin-
iureu