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II regret your confidence, SIR, re-
piled Maynard. II am aware that 9TH
ers feel as you do, and it is mistake
which will cost this army DEAR"
"Nonsense. Haven't we'-
''This is not the place to discuss prob
lens for which only our commanding
general is responsible, interrupted the
president. "Let the prisoner leave the
court
Maynard was led away, and the court
proceeded to consider verdict. There
was little time spent on it, for there
was but one thing to do, and that was
to make it "guilty Of the charge and
guilty of the specification. Then be-
gan a discussion of the punishment.
One of the members stated that it was
personally known to him for fact that
the accused had one year before visited
Chattanooga as a spy, when the place
was held by the Confederates, had been
captured, tried, condemned and SEN
fenced to be hanged; that Jacob Slack,
boy who was now serving as his Or
derly, had been with him; that he had
contrived to get news Of Maynard's g con-
dition to Missouri Slack, his sister, at
Jasper, Tenn; that she had gone to
Chattanooga, had entered his Jail, had
exchanged clothes with the prisoner and
thus effected his escape; that he had
been concealed and afterward helped
through the lines by Miss Fain, whom
he had married on reaching the Union
lines
Il put it to you, gentlemen, he con-
cluded, "could one whose life had been
saved by women carry out q sentence
Of death upon a woman for the same
offense for which it was intended he
should suffer?'
The speaker knew nothing of the re-
lations existing between Maynard and
Fitz Hugh. It is impossible to know
what might have been the effect had he
possessed this knowledge. The court
acted only on the information commu-
nicated by the officer who told the story
of Maynard's experience as spy, and
the main facts in this were known
throughout the army. The circum-
stances of the accused's sentence by
Confederates to be hanged for spy and
his escape. the valuable service he had
rendered the Union cause. the reasons
he had for not wishing to shoot wom-
an, saved his life. The sentence of the
court was that he be dismissed the serv-
ice, with forfeiture of all pay and emol-
uments.
When this sentence was communicate
ed to Colonel Maynard, he was in his
tent, waiting to know his fate He had
expected to be shot. He hardly knew
whether he was more moved by the leni-
ency shown him or more disappointed
at being obliged to live a disgraced
man. But one reason gave him comfort
that he was not to die-his wife. He
knew that, although all others looked
upon him with horror, she would love
him all the more that he suffered.
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Continued on 9Th page.)
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n r. PEASE, M. D.
VI. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Peck's Drug Store. Residence
corner 4th and Minnesota SITS. Hours. 8 to IL;
tO6.
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ATTORNEYS.

7OHN H. BOWERS,
u ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office in King Lechner Block. Washington 81.
Redwood Falls, Minn.
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GEO. HOUGHMASTER
&c. Premium

Per bushel above regular market price. paid
for good milling
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CHICkAMAUGH.
Stirring Story of Adventure Such
as All Lovers of Fiction
Like.
A War Story Written by an Author
thoroughly Fimildr With
War Scenes.

(By Capt. F.. A. Mitchell. Late U. S. A. Copy
righted by American Press Association. All
rights reserved)
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DYNAMITE Is USED


Tampa. Fla, Aug. 17.-Passengers
from Cuba report that ON last Wednes-
day an insurgent band under Matagas
encountered band Of Spanish guer-
illas near Colon. Eighty-flve Of the
latter were killed, while the insurgent
loss was killed and 50 wounded. Flu.
logic Lobalto has appeared near Co
codrillas with band Of $50 men, all
well armed with Winchesters and Ma.
chetes. Last Sunday a train bearing
q large detachment Of Havana volun.
teers to the. Santa Clara district was
destroyed by dynamite at Bolondron
railway bridge. Very few Of the vol.
unteers escaped death. The explosion
was terrific.
Gen. Campos has ordered the troops
to dress In blue checked goods, to dis.
tinguish themselves from the insur.
gents, 1t having bean discovered that
the Spsniarda occasionally kill one an.
other through mistakes. Hospitals arc
being constructed wherever Snlnish
troops are stationed to care for yellow
fever and wounded patients.
The trial Of Juan Gualberto Gomez
occurred Monday. He defended him.
self, and was sentenced to IL years.
Imprisonment at Ceuta, the Spanish
prison in Northern Africa. Lopez Col.
oma, the Matanzas chief who was fol.
lowed to the field by his afiianced, 70.
celved the same sentence.
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A FATAL COLLISION,
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A NEW JERs
SEY EXCURSION TRAIN.
An Accommodation Train Crashes
late the Rear Of An Excursion
Train Loaded with sunday school
0ch0lafs aAa Teachers.

Camden, N. J., Aug. 17.-One person
was killed and score injured In q
rcnr end collision on the Camden 4
Atlantic railroad In this city last even
Ing. The Atlantic City accommodation
train which left the shore ut s o'clock
crashed into the rear end Of an excur-
sion train from Lakeside at Liberty
Park station. Marshall johnson, the
8-year-old son Of Rev. Marshall john
son. pastor of the African Union NJ. e.
church Of this city, was burned to
death, and the following are the more
seriously injured:
Maggie CannO. IL years. Camden;
Daisy Nalcn, o years, Philadelphia;
John Wilson, 40 years. Camden; Lucy
Buckman. rs ycnrs, West Philadei.
phia; Matilda Quash, Carrots Ford,
Ia.; Carrie Quasl, 20 years, Carrots
Ford. Pa; Mrs. Marshall johnson, tho
wife of the pastor; Mrs. Lizzie Watts.
Camden; Mrs. Mary ]. Growers, West
philadelphia; James Growers, West
Philadelphia.
The rear car OF the excursion train
caught fire and was completely de-
stroyed. The train was the first sec-
tton OF 10 cars, hnving on board tho
parents and scholars of IA colored
sabbath schools from Camden, Phila.
dolphin and several counties in Penn.
sylvania. The headlight Gf the Allan.
tie City train was secn MS 1t rounded
the curve and a panic cnsued. A rush
was made for the doors and windows.
and children were thrown from the car
to the platform, while others jumped
from the windows. The responsibility
for the wreck Is not fixed.
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THn MARKETS.
Latest oustations. From arain and
Live StOOk CoAtePs.

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tobcr. i0.lS: jnnunrv IA - - % R;h. &c
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Winona, Afinn., Aug. ia rather
unusual scheme for counterfeiting has
been uncarthcd by the officers of this
city. One Anton DOLLAR. It is alleged,
has been passing nickel-plated pennies
at q number of saloons as dimes, and
his scheme has worked wonderfully
well. Yesterday lie made a number Of
dollars at different places, getting his
money changed in nickels and pennies.
But lie did 1t one time too often, and
the would-be victim informed the po-
lice Of the matter. An officer was i'm.
nlefliately sent out to make the arrest,
but DOLLAR evidently got wind Of the
warrant; and was not to be found, and
is, at the present writing, still at lib.
erty. The police hive looked into the
man's character and he proves to be
fur from a model example. He Inns a
wife and seven children at Rushford,
and for the past three years has done
next to nothing to support them. He
has been in this city most Of the time.
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USUAL PI.ATlTUDEs.
Contained I'm the Speech of tia
Queen to PQrliuMcnt.

Contained I'm the Speech of the
Queen to Parliament.
London, Aug. 17.-Aftcr the house Of
commons reassemblcd today the men,
bcrs were summoned IN the house Of
lords with tho usual fOrmalitics and
the queens speecA was read by the
was as follows;
my lArds and Gcutleinen: The
communications which l receive from
foreign powers assure me Of the cai.
tinumnce Of thalr good will. aM
happy to say that ITO interna tiol,al
complications have arisen in any quar-
ter calculated to eIdanger the peace of
Europe. The war between China and
japan, which was in progress Mt the
opening Of the last session, has been
brought to II conclusion by a peace
which trust will endure. observed
strict neutrality during the wnr. and
have tuken no action in respect there
to. except such as appeared to me as
likely to 10 favorable to Il ternlina-
ton of hOstilittes. l deeply regret to
shy that the most atrocious 0utriEcs
upon body OF English missionaries
are reported from the province Of Fu
Kien. In China. In reply TO cur1lcs,
representations addressed To the CHI
nese government, by my d!rcrticii. ne
tive measures, which, trust. viii!
prove effective. are being taken for the
punishment of the murtlcrrrs End I'LL
persons In any degree responsible for
these crimes"
During the discussion of the queens
speech DR.. Charles Tanner, nnti-Par-
pellite, called a member a liar ail,l was
suspended for week. The Conscrvn-
tive leader said that 1t was not intend
cd to consider any Irish Legislation I'LL
til next season, end that the present
government would never conalcr n
home rule bill. l}otl, houses adopted
addresses In reply to the queen'a
speech.
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pATTERY A.
II IL Musterea Oat sy Orae, 81 ,b.
AAlalQut Genenal

" 10 Musterea Oat hy Order 81 sh.
Aajstant General,
Ut. Paul. Special.-Hattcry A. n, t,.
national guard. State Of Minncsota IN
no longer In the service. Ii was mus
tered out by an order issued Yesterday
~ AdJt. Gen. MucAlbere. The odiu.
tant general said:
"Ohe great trouble with the lmttcrv
u that 1t has no good material for
olncors. l wish 1t distinctly under.
stood that my action with respcct to
battery A has nothing whatever Ia .lo
with Sergeant kelly's election as cnD.
tam OF the battery. Tho matter OF
eergeant Kelly has never come before
mo IN proper shape. and Is not before
me now. That has no bearing Oh tho
matter whatever"
William l.. Kelly, Jr,, son and na,ne
eake OF st. Paul's district Judge. viii
not Ret his commission as captain OF
Battery A. Yesterday afternoon the
young man. accompanied by Lis father
called at the capitol to see the coy.
ernor. After short conference Tho
adjutant general wns called In. ana
that officer very promptly stated tint
Tor good AMI sufficient reasons lne nro.
posed to withhold the commission.
Mr.. kelly's recourse IL to demand nm
investigation. but this he will hard.
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POPULATION or sI1 CITIES.
Secretary Berg P.slisAes rive B.l

letlns.
St Paul, Aug. 1.-THE Arst Official
figures on the population Of certain
cities In Minnesota, as returned by the
state enumcrators, were issued to-day
by Secretary Of State Bers. The Gen.
sus returns are issued In the form Of
bulletins, US allowed by Attorney Cen
cral Childs' construction of the law.
Secretary Berg Issued two bulletins
today, giving the official figures Of the
population Of Duluth, Winonn, Red
Wing, Rochester,, Mankato and Still
water. The population of the six cities
bulletined, as compared with the 1870
census, showing the increase In each
city, is as follows:
Dulutll-1S95, 50,30G; 1890, O., 115; In
crease, 26,2S1.
Winona-1so5. 2o.e4o; 1880. ls,2os;
increase, 2,441.
Red Wing-1so5. 7.G7s; 1890. 0.2o4;
increase. 1881.
afankato-1S)5. 0,29s; 1890, s,s3s: In.
crease, 400.
stillwater-1s95. 1902; 1890, II. l.2CO;
increase, 152.
BY adding tho increase in each Of
the five cities. rs shown above, the re-
suit gives total increase In the half
dozen Of 83,423 to the population Of
the state. This, however, Is decreased
by the annexation to Duluth Of West
Duluth, which would make tic nat
ural increase of those six cities for the
five years. 1854.
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He COULD NOT REST
How . Murderer Was Driven to .
Coufossion.

how . Murderer Was Driven to a
Confession.
Tweed. Ont, Aug. lion the 10th
OF August last Annie Calendar, un En-
gltsh girl, disappeared. leaving no
trace of herself. To-day Edward
Dowdell, section foreman Mt Sheffield.
found under the timbcrs Of a bridge, a
few miles east Of Tweed, n piece Of
board, about i3 inches square, on
which was written the following state.
mcnt
Sheffield. April 20. 1sM.-To all the
world-a greeting: This is to certify
that did, on the night Of the 10th OF
August. 1894. murder Anne Calendar,
young English girl, In the little Gem.
etcry at Peterboro. aud with piece Of
rope and railroad iron sunk her dead
body In the lake. did It to hide Il
crime. l feel TINT God will never for
give me for 1t. cannot rest day or
night. l would like her body taken up
and buried. (Signed) p. r."
. The casc is In the hnnds of the de.
tectiveS,
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wilI soon n. n.e,a.a

Omaha, Ncb., Aug. 1.-THE supreme
court has arranged to take up the Om-
aha municipal muddle OH quo war
ranto. each side to be given until the
22d to make their showing. A de-
cision is expected before the end of
the month. In the meanwhile all Is
quiet in the city. Paul Vandervoort
and w. ]. Bronth, Of the A. p. A. COM
mission. say they have received no
telegrams from the A. r. A. Of Kansas
City, offering them 5000 valiant men
with which to suppress the old board
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An Accident to q Passenger TraiI
on the Cotton Delt.

An Accident to q Passenger Train
ON the Cotton Delt.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Aug. 17.-News has
Just reached here Of the wreck Of a
passenger train, No. 4, north bound, on
the Cotton Belt. due here at 80 to-
morrcw morning. AS usual the rail-
road people are mum on the subjct,
and bu mager details are obtainable.
The wreck was caused by an open
switch at Stamps, Ark, "a miles north
Of Texarkana. The engine and bug
gage car were ditched. It Is known
Engineer Eighme and Fireman Dean
are severely Injured, possibly fatally.
From the fact that the Pullman con.
ductor was also injured 1t is quite
likely that the entire train was de.
rallied. The switch was doubtless left
open by the switchman ON the freight
which left, going south, before the pas.
scnger train arrived.
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NUDDIxs OF NEWS.
Items Of General Interest Placed 4
q Few Lines.

ITEMS OF General Interest Placed n
Few Lincs.
Two Of the Peoria distilleries will
be started up under a new corporation
about Oct. 1.
The 8. p. Morse Dry Goods com.
pany. IN extensive department store
In Omaha, has failed.
The law Offices of John ID. and VIII.
lam MckinnOn at Pittsburg have been
robbed Of $4,000 In stocks and bonds.
Cholera is working frightful havoc
IN Japan, but the newspapers Of that
country contain no reference to the
devastation by the plague.
The New York Democratic state
committee selected Syracuse, Sept. "a,
Us the place and time for holding the
Democratic state convention.
George Elsbec's home. one mile from
Lewis Center, Ohio, was totally con-
sumcd by fire this morning, and Mrs.
Elsbec persisted In the flames.
The Augusta (Ga.) Evening News
has suspended publication. The en-
ployes entered claims FOR wages due,
and the sheriff levied upon the plant.
Gov. Mcintyre and staff of Colorado.
accompanied by delegation Of Grand
Army men and cx-Confelerates, will
attend the ceremonies ut the National
Park Of Chattanooga.
The Colorado Humane Society has
petittOncd Gov. Mcintyre to issue q
proclamation forbiddlng the proposed
Mexican bull fight at Gillett, in the
Cripple Greek district, Sept. "a.
Jamos H. Black, contractor for the
erection Of manufacturing works for
Rartg & Co. Mt Columbus, Ohio, as.
signed today TO w. X. Williams. As
sets. $115000; liabilities, 100000.
The announcement was made today
that the Hopkinston Savings Bank Of
Hope Valley, r. l., had suspended nav.
ment owing principally to the depre-
ciatiOn Of the Northwestern Guaranty
Loan conlpany'a securities.
An explosion and resulting fire en-.
tirely consumed the plant of the Peer.
less Refinery at Findlay, Ohio, with a
loss Of $GO. 600, hulf insured. Two still
men, William Adams and William Be.
NILS, were probably fatally burned.
A west-bound freight train last night
broke In two q mile from Pomfret sta.
tlon, In Connecticut. The two sections
came together after the break, wreck
Ing II cars. Brakeman Renson was
sltghtly injured and three tralnps were
killed.
John Dazkowski, arrested in Chtco-
go three weeks nso for numbering his
wifc near Green Bay, Wis, on Jan. 5.
was hound over today for trial. Tho
woman's body has never been found.
and 1t ia claimed by the state that Il
was burned
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Steel Men Meet,

Atlantic Oity. Specialize convcn.
ton Of manufacturers OF steel plato
and structural steel was held here to-
day. The object was to form q per.
nanent organization and arrange a
standard specification for structural
and other steel work. The organiza.
tion was perfected by the election Of
Willis King Of Pittsburg president,
and H.'H. Campbell of Harrisburg,
secretary. Sixteen delegates were
present.
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DR.. septinss nu.s.

has arrived here on q visit to the
United States. For twenty years DIR.
Buss has been interested In the reform
movement to regulate the sale of In
toxicnnts. and 1t is principally in this
field that his labors have been direct
cd. DR.. Buss is Radical in politics,
and views the recent Conservative vic.
tory as blow to the reform for which
lie has been striving 80 long. He has
q book on American reform in PROS
pect, and has come to this country to
personally Investigate the subject.
The doctor is president Of Sion col.
lege, and as vicar Of Shorcditch, a
London parish which has population
of 125,O GOO. he Is vested with nearly all
the powers held by a mayor In our
cities.
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Shot His som.

Chicago. Aug. 17.-Jecob Scillcsscr. n
we'll to do grocer, shot and Instantly
killed his son John today. The two
men had been Iunrrelin. over IL horse
which the younger ma3 claimed his
father Ind been driving too hard.
During the argument the father drew
a revolver. which he claims was ncci-
dentally discharged. The father wns
locked up. charged with the murder.
Both the Schlessers hnvc alwaya held
the best Of regulations.
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Wives Of sauattcrs Hattie With Mil
llaada.

wives OF SQuattcra Hattie With MIL
llanda.
Aarinettc, Wis, Spccial.-The first
blood In the fight between the squat
tiers and mill owners was shed thia
morning. Six women, wives of saunt.
fers. sailed out to tear down fence.
which had been erected around their
homes during the night. and they
were attacked by the mill company's
crew. A pitched battle ensued, and
fne women were worsteti. Four Of
them were taken from the ground COW
cred with bruises and bleeding. Jack
tundberg and Dick German, of the
pll! company, were arrested.
The ahair 10 causing great excite.
nent, and crowds Of people besiego
the squatters' district. Mrs. Mary
pergerson, who was arrested yester.
day, was found guilty and given Is
days In jail. She went behind the bars
with her little babe, and says she will
serve her sentence willingly. The Of
qcera had great difficulty In arrcstinv
Der. and IL she had not finally consent.
% to the arrest would never have been
brought before a Justice, az her neigh.
b0rs were on hand to defend her. Tho
women In the squatters' district ara
81 excited now aud refuse to Ike paci.
ned or listen to advice, and loss OF life
may result from the affair. Officers
are Kept busy watching the district
sna extra deputies may be sworn In.
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Tho grocer sends the new brand Of
baking powder simply because II costs
him SO much less and hc cnn
make more profit by selling II than he
can on tho Royal. The Royal in made
from the very finest materials sgd
costs much moro than my other lra.ti.
which accounts for Its superiority. nj.
though 1t is sold to consumers ut the
same price.
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rnBnA
through proper orsanizsd efforts, ~
recommend the following as Q plan
for such Or1anisation. -

through proper Organized efforts, ~
recommend the following ~ Q plau
for such organization:
"First-There shall be national
committee OF Democrats who shah be
In favor OF silver and gold as the
money Of the constitution, which shall
be composed of one Democrat from
each state and territory and the Dis.
trict OF Columbia and the executive
committee hereinafter provided for.
"Sec0nd-That until otherwise or.
dered by the national committee. Sen.
otors lsham @. Harris of Tennessee.
James r. Jones of Arkansas. and Da.
vid Turpie OF Indiana, and Hons. ".
]. Stone Of Missouri, w, H. Hinrich.
sen Of Illinois, and Casey Young Of
tennessee be, and they are hereby
constituted the executive committee.
and shall have full power and author.
ity, and It shall he their duty at "a
early q day as possible to appoint the
members Of the nationn, COMMITTEES
herein provided for, and to fill vacan.
cies In the same.
Third-That said national commit.
tee shall have full control and tlirec.
tion OF the patriotic effort of the bi.
metallic Democracy Of the nation to
secure In the next national Democratic
convention the maintenance Of the
time honored principles and policies Of
the Democratic party. and when the
national committee herein provided
Tor 10 not In session, the executive
committee shall hive the authority to
discharge all the duties hereby con.
ferred upon the national committee.
"Fourth-It shall be the duty of the
members of the national committee
from each state, Immediately after ap.
pointment, to take such steps as he
may deem best to organize the bi.
metallic forces Of his, state, and 1t Is
earnestly recommended that in each
county and election precinct Of each
state. bimetallic clubs be Organized.
and for this purpose he may appoint
such committees and subcommittee
and canvassers as he may deem hest.
"Fifth-That. fully realizing the fnct
that this, nor any other plan Of organ.
tzation, can be successful without the
hearty cooperation of the voters them.
selves, we urge upon every voter in
every state In the Union who is In
sympathy with this movement and
VINO wishes to restore permanent pros.
per!ty to his home aud country, to
lend his aid and influence 10 perfect.
Ing this organization. and that cuch of
them shall enroll himself in some
club" ''N--'e
Tho report of the committee was
adopted without opposition, and after
listening to a few brief speeches. the
conference adjourned sine die.