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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-25
MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.
Chicago, Oct. Observation-Disclosures,
80 5-Sa59 3-4c: December, SO 5-Sa
80 3-ic; May. G4 s-iaG4 7-Sc bid. Corn
October, ID 7-Sc bid; November,
90 5-Sc; December. 2Sc; January,
% 1-2c; May, 20 5-8c asked. Oats
October. II Use; November, 1S 1-Sc;
December, 18 14c asked; May, 20 3-Hc
bid. Pork-October, $3.50; December,
$40 asked; January, $9.37 1-2 asked;
May. $9.Gl 1-2a0.G5 asked. I.ard-Oc-
tober, $5.G5 asked; November, $5.O5
asked; December. 1856 asked; Janu.
ary, $50; May, $5S7 1-2 asked. Ribs
October, $I.97 1-2; November, $4.7O
used; January, $4.75; May, $4.92 1-o
asked. Cash-Wheat, so 5-Sa59 3-4c:
corn, % 7.Sc; oats, II 7-Sc, pork. a8. 80:
lard, S5.G5; ribs. $4.O7,
slow; prices 5a10c lower; light, $3.45a
S.9; mixed, s3.55a4: heavy, s335a
3.05; rough, $3.35a3.5O. Cattle-The
market is slow and weak Mt yestcr-
days closing, or 15a30c lower than on
Monday: beeves, $3.20a5OO; cows and
heifers, $130a3.5O; Texas steers, $40
do.fO, westerns, $S.S0a4.lUs GtOCkerS
and feeders. &2.2Oa3.0O.
Minneapolis. Oct. 19.-October wheat
closed at 55 lie; December opened at
% S-Sc; highest. IS S-4c; lowest.55 1-4c;
80 3.sc; closed at 80 5-sc. on track
No. l hard, 56 3-4c; No. Northern,
56 1-2c; No. 2 Northern, 54c.
Milwaukee, Oct. 19.-Flour Is dull
md unchanged. Wheat is steadier;
No. 2 spring, 5Sc; No. 1 Northern,
SO 3-4c; December. so 1-2c. Corn-Is
held steadily at 30 Ice. Oats steady;
No. 2 white, 20 3-4c: No. 3 white,
10 1-2a19 3-4c. Barley quiet: No. ?,
40 3-4c: sample, 24a41c. Pork, $3.50.
Lard. $5.65.
Saint Paul. Oct. 19.-Receipts, 100
hogs, 300 cattle. % calves. and $50
sheep. Hogs-Are 1Oc lower: quality
fair. Cattle-Steady and active, good
demand for fat butcher cattle and
good heavy feeders, good oxen and
feeding bulls; canners steady; light
stOckers slow.
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Never Reached the Pen.

Hampton. g. O., Oct. 19.-William
Blake, sr, Jason Blake, Prince Graves
and William Fraxler were convicted
today Of the murder of Raymond
Meares on the 9th of August last.
William Blake, sr., was recommended
to the mercy Of the court, and his
sentence was life imprisonment. The
others were sentenced to be hanged
on Dec. Q next. After the prisoners
were sentenced 1t was evident that
there was much dissatisfaction at the
tury's recommendation to mercy Of
William Blake, Sr., and some persons
were heard to say that Blake would
never reach the penitentiary. Tie
convicted men, as soon as court nd.
journed. were hnndcuffed and taken
out OF the court room. On their way
to the Jail, within few feet of the
prison, the sheriff and his constables
were overpowercd by a number OF
men and William Blake, Sr., was sum.
marily lynchcl.
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Bring. Fai. Price.

st. Paul, Oct. 10.-State Auditor
Dunn has returned from the western
part Of the state. where he has been
selling state lands. In every county
Mr.. Dunn reports that the sales were
more satisfactory than he had antici-
pated. In fourteen counties he sold
$500 acres, including 1877 tracts. The
lowest average price per acre was s.,
in GOodhue county, and the largest av-
erage price was $780, in Faribahlt
county, while the average price for the
$500 acres was 1913.
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BozHMAN TUNNEL A WRECK.
lts Fire Cannot he Extineuished and
VIII he Hurried With OIL,

lts Fire Cannot he Bxtinguished and
VIII BE Hurried With OIL.
Helena, Mont, Special-The Boze-
man tunnel, aflre for weeks and the
longest on the Northern Pacific road,
will be total wreck. The bore was
sealed up several weeks ago, with the
hope Of smothering the fire. When the
tunnel was put through large cave.
in occurred, making great open spaces
above the timbers inclosing the track.
These spaces were filed with thou
sands Of cords Of wood to prevent fur
ther cavings, and It IL this that is now
buraing. 1t burns slowly, and the IRE
is to be fed with oil, that the flames
will burn out more rapidly. The roof
will be q total wreck for the entire
length. and It will be months before It
can be used. The fire has been burn.
ing over month.
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Virtually settled.

London, Oct. 1S-The British for.
eign office, in addition to q dispatch
from Sir Philip Currle, the ambassa.
dor Of Great Britain Mt Constantine
pie, announcing that Said Pasha, tho
Turkish minister for foreign affairs,
had accepted the scheme for reform
in Armenia drawn up by Great Brit
ain, France and Russia, is in recent
Of an unofficial telegram announcing
that the Armenian question ia virtual.
" settled.
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Y. M. C. A

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-The Y. NJ, G. a.
convention, the twenty-third in the ex-
istence Of the organization, was called
to order to-day in the First Conerega-
tional church of Evanston. The con.
vention will last four days. White.
orange, blue and red ribbons were in
evidence all over town. White dis.
tinguishes the men from the city de.
partments. They are in a large ma.
1orlty, since out Of about 100 regis
tered delegates, over 60 were from
eehafEX. distuct-Many othera Will ct.
brought In college delegates decorated
with orange ribbons. The credentials
committee were almost taken unaware
as the students were not expected un.
til Saturday, which had been set apart
as college day.
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May BE Murder.

waterville, MIMI, Special.-On the
evening Of Oct. 8 a serious quarrel oc-
Cured near Kilkenny, village about
six miles north of this place. In which
Peter Pittman nearly killed Leonard
Kreitzer by striking him on the head
with q rock. kreitzer 10 still insensi-
BILE, and his injuries may prove fatal.
Pittman has been committed to the
county Jail at lie Sueur Center until
Oct. -. awaiting the results Of Kreit.
zer's Injuries.
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st. Paul, Oct. 19.-The census bu-
reau to-day completed the classifica-
tion Of the people of st. Paul into
their various occupations. The total
number having known occupations is
35054. The common laborers, Of
course, lead In number, there being
0,O71 Of them. There are 1914 classed
as mechanics and engineers, 1875 pro-
fessional men. 4,184 clerks, 1922 rail-
way men, 195 retired, 322 manufact.
urers. and 5,931 put down In the aun
classified" column.
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FLY FROM TREBIzoNDn.
Tho Slaughter of christia.s at Adj.
ConArAed.

Tho Slaughter of Chrlstlans at Adin
ConarAed.
Constantinopie, Oct. 19.-The appeal
OF the sultan to the Russian ambassa-
dor, A. ]. de Nelidoff, to cause the re-
call Of the order for Russian gun.
boat to go to Trebizone, has proved
futile. French and Russian steamers
are taking numbers Of Armenians ref
ugees from Trebizone. The report of
a riot at Akhissar, in the vilayet CT
Adm, on the Anatollan railway, dur.
ing which SO Armenlans were killed
on Oct. 8. a market day, by Moslem
mob, Is confirmed. The Turks picked
a quarrel with the unarmed Arme.
mans, and. being armed with revoly-
ers and knives, looted the market and
massacred the helpless Christians, Mt
erward throwing their bodies into the
wells. Twenty bodies have already
been recovered from the wells and
have been inferred In the presence Of
the Armenian bishop Of Ismid.
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Too Much Pain.

Louisville, KY, special.-Edward r.
Kessler, forty-seyen years old, prom
inent German citizen and manager Of
the branch Of the American National
Tobacco works in this city, committed
suicide at his home by shooting him.
self in the left temple with 38-caliber
revolver. Kessler had been afflicted
for some time with rheumatism. and
1t is thought the deadly shot was fred
in a fit Of temporary insanity caused
by the intense pain he suffered.
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The v..derbilts Reco.ciled.

tho VWbUekUhhVb UecUucIIeu.
Brooklyn, Oct. 1G.-It has become al
most an accepted rumor among the
members Of the 400 Of New York, and
particularly among those who compose
the Meadowbrook Hunt club Of Long
Island, that reconciliation is proba-
ble between Mr.. and Mrs. William X.
anilerbilt. and that Immediately fol-
lowing the marriage Of their daughter
with tho duke Of Marlborough, q Sec
ond ceremony will unite the parents
q second time In matrimony.
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neception to Gen N,,..

Washington. Oct. 19.-Major Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, commanding the reg
ular army. was given a reception last
night by the Army and Navy Club.
The guests invited to meet the Major
General were the President, members
Of the cabinet. supreme court, the Of
ficials Of the District Of Columbia, the
visiting members of the grand COM
mandery Of the Loyal Legion, and the
military attaches of the foreign lega.
tiOns to the United States.
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How He We. I.iti.tea.

A Springfield. Mass, high school boy
was initiated into one Of the schools
societies the other day In 4 rather
novel manner. His schooln,4tes per.
suaded two Italians to. wheel their
street piano In front Of the: building.
and then the would-be member COM
menced to grind out such caaSsic mn.
sic as "You Cant Play In Ny Yard"
aud 1.-THE Bowery." After both arms
were tired one Of the Italians tied Q
rope around his neck, and he collected
more money than any monkey could
After hlling Mr.. Monkeys place to per-
fection for about dve minutes he
mounted the front steps and delivered
. short but appropriate speech.
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Chicago, Oct. 17.-Gov. Altgeld to.
day pardoued a bunch Of 112 girls
from the Evanston Industrial school,
The pardon applies to every prisoner
in the school and is the result Of the
unfavorable report made by COM
mittee which investigated the insti-
tuition. The girls range in age from
q to 21 wears.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-25
THE POT Is BOILING,
THE MAssAcHUsETTs CAMPAIGN 10
ON IN EARNEST.
Democrats Hold = Big Meeting In
Boston, Which 10 Addressed by All
the Candidatss, Includlng the
Noaalnee for GoveRnor,

Boston, Oct. II. - The Democratic
campaign was opened In Boston last
night with q monster mass meeting,
which was addressed by all Of the can
didates on the state ticket. The prin-
cipal speech was made by George r.
Williams, the candidate for governor.
Mr.. Williams was born in Dedham,
Mass. July 10, 1852. In 1872, after
graduating from Dedham high school
and from Dartmouth, he went abroad,
pursuing his studies In the universi-
ties Of Heidelberg and Berlin. He was
admitted to the bar in Boston In 1873,
and has built up lucrative practice.
In 1873 he edited Williams Citations
Of Massachusetts Cases, and from
1880 to 1887 he edited volumes ten to
seventeen Of the "Annual Digest Of
the United States" Mr.. Williams left
the Republican party In 1884 and at
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BONES OF cHINAMEN.

Exhuned at Sioux Falls for Ship
ment to the Flowery Kingdom.
Sioux Falls, s. D., Oct. II. = The
bodies, or what remained Of them. of
six Cinnamon buried in the Deadwood
cemetery eight years ago, have been
exhumed and prepared for shipment
to China. The collins were opened and
nothing but the bones of the deceased
remained. These were placed in met
al caskets for shipment. The Chinese
believe that unless their bodies are
buried In their native land their
spirits will never be granted any rest.
but will be wanderers In the neither
world forever
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tained considerable prominence in the
Cleveland Blaine campaign. He is
known as the original mugwump. He
served in the Massachusetts house Of
representatives in 1889, and was elect
ed to the Fifty-thlrd congress as a
Democrat.
Republicans, Too.
Springfield. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE Re-
publicans held u big rally here last
night. Addresses were delivered by
the numerous candidates on the state
ticket. Gov. Greenhalge was given q
rousing reception.
Hon. Frederick T. Greenhalge was
born in England in 1s42, not far from
the birthplace of Miles Standish.
Early In the fifties the family came to
the United States and settled In Low.
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Peculiar Qrfxin.

Warren, Pa, Oct. 1S.-The town Of
Tideoute, fifteen miles below this
place, was visited by disastrous fire
to-day. A load Of hay in the livery
barn Of Hastings & Sons cought fire
from gus jet, and the flames spread
with such rapidity that within an hour
thirteen buildings had been totally de.
stroycd.
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Madrid, spscial.-It IL said on tho
best Of authority that the government
Of the United States has notified the
Spanish minister at Washington that
there IL . necessity that Spain should
act promptly in her efforts to crush
the insurrestion in Cuba. The news
has caused quite Q sensation here.
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st. Paul, Specialist. Paul to-day
had the pleasure Of entertaining .
large delegation Of Iowa jobbers along
the line of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railway. who arrived In town this
morning under the leadership Of G. +.
Duncombe, editor Of the Fort Dodge
Chronicle and postmaster at that
point, remembered in st. Paul as one
Of the founders Of the defunct Daily
News.
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more has been so closely identified
with the movement to obtain the re-
lease Of the American woman impris-
oned in England, that her other claims
to public attention are half forgotten.
She has many others, however. She
Is an American, though England has
been her home for many years. She
Is a writer of note. and prominent
physician, and enjoys Jointly with her
husband, DR.. Emmet Densmorc, the
honor Of founding the National Food
Society of London. She is an en-.
thusiastic wheelwoman.
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Bank Eailure

Tacoma, WASH. Oct. 1S-The Com
mercial National bank, of which Judge
Frank Allyn is president. failed to
open to-day. The cause of the failure
IL sudden demand of the city for $8,-
O0O OF its deposits. The officials say
that the depositors will he paid in full.
$. NJ. Nolan has been appointed re.
ceiver.
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ter WAS trying TO rescue him from .
ditch where 10 had fallen In . drunken
atup0r. has been indicted for murder.

ter was trying TO rescue him from o
ditch where 10 had fallen In . drunken
atupor. has been indicted for murdef: Z
s -Cuyter ]. barton, charged with IN
con. pleaded guilty At Ara
-Wat 1AHttnced %, Ave yeaius II S6ef-
{ son. This end8 i GenS lfI0nal caS6
which has been pending over two
years. ~. ':..'s :,
In . quarrel over q crap game At
Wilmot, Ark.. Heno Allen, sixteen
VII and seriously wounded Levi Nor.
Allen 10 In jail.
The trial Of Mrs. Samuel Smith Of
Detroit, alleged to have aided her hus-
band In swindling Mrs. May Cameron
out OF t3,00O after he eloped with the
woman from Detroit, began at Du.
luth.t
/ Henry Bushnell, late president, and
Hiram Copple. late director OF the de-
funct bank at Dawn, No., have been
indicted on Q charge OF receiving de.
pOsits when they knew the hank was
insolvent.
Considerable excitement has been
caitsed by the mysterious disappear-
ance Of Edward N. Dixon, Q well.
known railroad man and his wife, who
started across the country to Labeck,
NO., and have not since been seen.
A fourth indictments was returned
against Father Dominick Wagner by
the grand jury at st. Louis. The last
indictment charges the priest with
having embezxled $500 Of the funds
40 zn... a
pastor.
Dominlck Wagner, late pastor Of st.
Mary's church at st. Joseph, Mo-, was
arralgned In the criminal court and
pleaded not guilty to the four charges
preferred against him. The cases were
get for trial Oct. II. and the priest win
be- tried on the charges of embexxle.
ment first.
Attorney General Fowler of Wyom-
ing has telegraphed instructions to
Evanston for the release of Ben-Sin.
O-Wan, one Of the two Bannock In.
dians under arrest charged with vlo-
latl0n Of the state game laws, It being
considered that the trying of Race
Horse, the other accused. would be
sufhctent to solve all legal problems
Of the case.
T. Two robbers bound, gagged and
burned Sven Monson, an old farmer,
who lives near Sanborn,. N. D., In the
endeavor to extOrt money from him,
They found no money on his person,
and. believing that he had hidden It.
they poured oil over his feet and
lighted 1t. He stoutly maintained that
he had no money, although the pain
was excruciating. They finally left
him bound but he managed to crawl
to Q neighbor and give the alarm.
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FerceA te the wan.

Minneapolis, Specialize Dickinson
company has filed deed Of assign
lnent to Victor ]. Welch. The valua
tion Of the assets Of the insolvent firm
ns stated by Andrew J. Cunningham,
Eecretary Of the company. In the am.
davit which accompanies the deed Of
Assignment, 10 $4,000. It 10 claimed
the assets will exceed the liabilities.
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Preparinr for the Pytbi.u.

PFepaFfng Tor the Pythians.
Minneapolis, Oct. 19.-Gtn. James
Canadian, commander of the military
forces Of the Knights of pythias, and
twice lieutenant governor of Indian.
arrived in this city yesterday from
Indianapolis for the purpose Of con.
sulting with the local committee on
arrangements relative to the grand en-
camplncnt Of the knights of Pythias
to be held next year. The general met
Col. Fred Wheaton. of the Minnesota
brigade, and the two spent considera-
ble time in planning out the work
ahead. Last night a reception was
rendered to Gen. Carnahan at the
Commercial club. During the recel,-
tion Gen. Carnahan told Of the coming
encampment.
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VIII he Bi.bop.

Minneapolis, Oct. 19.-The house of
bishops this morning began balloting
for bishops to preside over the new
missionary jurisdictions. Rev. ]. NJ.
Grancis was elected on the first bal
lot bishop Of Kioto. Japan. He is q
missionary. now resident in that coun.
try. Rev. Peter J. Rowe of Sault Ste.
Marie. Mich, was elected bishop of
Alaska on the first ballot.
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Severed HIS Head.

Minneapolis, special.-Oscar Nodine,
Q years old and residing at 74O Twen.
tieth avenue northt, attempted to get
on q moving freight train at the Great
Northern tracks and Twenty-fifth ave-
nue. northeast, late yesterday after.
noon, but his feet slipped and he fell
beneath the wheels OF the train. His
head was completely severed from his
body.
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GEN. cAMPos INSANE.
Passengers Fro. Cab. Make sucA a

Passengers From Cuba Make such q
Report.
Tampa, Fla, Oct. 19.-Yesterday re-
ports were circulated that the Spanish
consul had received an official cable
that Gen. Campos was no longer COM
manding the military affairs. of Cuba.
The inference was that Campos was
either deposed, killed or captured by
insurgents. The Spanish consul en-
phatically denied the report. Passen.
gers arriving from Cuba to-day report
Gen. Campos in Santiago, completely
insane. This connects strangely with
yesterdays rumor. of which the pas
sengers to-day had no intimation.,
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KICKED HER TO DEATH.
A South Dakota Farmer Murders His
Wife

Wife.
Ortonville, Minn., Oct. 19.-A brutal
murder occurred to-day three and a
half miles south of this city in Grant
County. South Dakota. Frank Kaat.
sltz, n German, left here for home In
an Intoxicated condition,an on reach.
Ing home quarreled with his wife, and
then kicked her to death. The woman
leaves three small children. Kaat.
sitz is about 40 years Of age, and they
had quarreled more or less for years.
kaatsitz married the woman under
paepllaE elEspMel lle3 l'''ss Wedding aears ago.
became the wife Of a young neighbor,
who, enraged at the apparent prefer.
encc Of his bride for Kaatsitx, desert.
ed ller then and there aud went out
and shot himself. The widowed bride
Immediately married Kaatsitz, the
man who 30 brutally murdered her to-
day. The sheriff Of Grant county has
the murderer in custody.
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. Anuses the DaAy.
Askins-Good gracious. Kidder! How
came you by that fearful coldI
Kidder-My wife leaves the window
wide open every night when the baby
IL wakeful and allows the wind 10
blow on me because II amusss the
baby to hear me cough. AZ.
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saieiaed IN JAN.

Buffalo, n. Y, Oct. 10.-James Dix.
on, who was locked up In Jail here on
the charge Of completely in the mur.
der Of Capt. Phillips and his son in the
riot at Scribner's dock, T0nawanda.
last week, committed suicide BY hang.
ing last night. He made q rope from
the sheets from his cell cot.
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Quite Different.

Hector, Mimi. Oct. 10.-The story
that Mrs. Lunder was bounded to
dcath by detectives is denied. It Is
stated that Mrs. Lunder once con-
fcssed that she had committed adul-
terry with Olson, but her husband for
gave her. She continued her Illicit re-
lations with Olson, 1t is said, and her
husband finally began proceedings for
divorce.
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Ne DisA 0anae,

Chicago, Special.-Harry Lyons WAS
hanged to-day. for the murder on the
night Of Feb. o Of Alfred B. Nsson, q
scenic artist. Lyons attsnpted to
rob Mason ON the strese. and, during
the struggle which followed. Lyons
fractured the victims skull with the
butt Of . revolver. He was nsrvy to
the last.
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Every industrious man. BY his labor.
manual or mental. depends upon his
personal exertions for fortune and
fame. Every indolsnt man depends
for subsistence upon the labor Of 9TH
ers, upon patrlmonial resources. or
upon trick and fraud. One adds to the
common stock Of wealth and human
enjoyment. the other adds nothing. The
last are like the grain-worms, which
consume our crops. without rendering
any equivalent to society.
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London. Oct. 1S.-A Vienna dispatch
to the standard says that a compositor
named Delago of Brixen, who Ia bare
~ twenty years of age. has achieved
the ascent Of the last Dolomite peak,
which has been attempted hitherto in
vain by all Of the best climbers.
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How H. Judged Character.

How He Judged Character.
$50 You want . situation?" said the
business man.
"Yes. SIR" replied the applicant.
"Hum-do you ever 20 lishingl"
Occasionally"
"when were you fishing last?"
"Day before yesterday"
"Catch anything?"
mot thing"
"You can come to work next Nom
day II you like. II you keep ON telling
the truth like that you may be . part.
ner in the firm one Of these days"
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Grand Forks, N. d. special.-Chas.
Ward was sentenced to three years In
the penitentiary by Judge Thompson
to-day. Ward burglarized st. Johns
jswelry store ut IAkota, and tried to
dispose Of the goods In this county.
William Cowie. convicted Of robbery.
was sentenced to ten years.