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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
PerSonul Mention.

Lucien Bonaparte Wyes, noted for
his explorations in Central America,
died at Paris, aged fifty.
Chief Detective William Owens was
stricken with apopiexy at Louisville,
KY, and his life is despaired Of.
Walter Mattocks, a wealthy lawyer
of Chicago, dropped dead at the Calu-
met club.
Brew. Maj. Francis H. Bates, retired.
Of the United States army, died at
Washington of paralysis. He was re-
tired in 1893.
Frederick Anson, Of noble English
lineage, is a public charge at San
Francisco.
Samuel Gompers and p. T. Mcclure,
delegates Of the American Federation
of Labor to the British trades union
congress-, at Cardiff. Wales, left for
Europe on the Berlin.
Baron Bernhard Christian Tauch-
nitz, the celebrated publisher of Greek
and Latin classic Hebrew and Greek
Ilbles, tnd continental editions Of
British authors, Is dead at Leipsic.
Mrs. Goforth, wife of Rev. Jonathan
Goforth, left Toronto to join her hus-
band in China. She was accompanied
by six other missionaries, who are
going out to various places in China.
Fannie Gordon, eldest daughter Of
Byron Gordon of Moline, ILL.,, was mar
ried at Des Moines to J. G. Lloyd Mo-
nette, a young drug clerk in the enl-
ploy Of G. III. Sohrbeck. 1t is her Sec
ond secret marriage.
Jacob Urban, one of the inmates of
| the Lutheran Home for the Aged, at
Mount Airy, Pa. has just celebrated
his 102d birthday anniversary. He
can read without glasses. and il an
inveterate user Of tobacco.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24

According to a San Francisco paper,
the Indictment against G. p. Hunting
ton, president Of the Southern Pacific,
for violating the interstate commerce
law by issuing pass, will be dis
missed
The Oregon weather bureau has Is
sued d special bulletin on the hop
crop. In which It estimates That this
year The crop will be In excess OF 1894.
Last ycas.s product in Oregon was
Il 600 baleS
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Defender Daznaged.

Sandy Hook, Aug. 22.-The first trial
race between Defender and vigilant
ended unsatisfactorily, as Defender
withdrew after making one round.
vigilant continued. On the beat ont
Defender gained about five minutes;
on the run home Vigilant gained allvut
q minute. When the yachts returned
after The first round the committee
ordered a second round. Defender
turned the lightship as though about
to proceed. Suddenly she eased of
and headed for anchorage. The wind
had been fresh and Increased all day.
When Defender stopped 1t was twen-
ty knots from south. with promise Of
more It was found that Defenders
rigging had been loosened badly. The
damage is to such an extent that the
other two trials were postponed until
next week.
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Brazil is negotiating commercial
treaty with the United States.
The sealers have reached Bering
seizure by the revenue cutters.
The report that Capt. Gen. Campos
has resigned the command Of the
forces in Cuba is unconfrmed.
H. Maitland Kersey, Lord Dunra-
ven's representative, refuses to give
any information regarding the pew
sails and spars for Valkyrie IL.
The admiralty court Mt Bremerha.
ven decided that the first mate Of khe
Crathie was responsible for the Elbe
disaster.
Favorable reports are received from
London regarding the progress Of ne
gotiations fer resuming the interest on
the Guate.Ea Ian debt.
Gen. Antonio Ezeta has issued an
other proclamation to the citizens Of
San Salvador, in which he says he will
soon return to the country to lead q
revolt against the government.
According to Armenian advices, q
marauding band, commanded by q
COIOuCl VI AuuASu S0SohSs hno psoA-
dered the village Of Posekan, and an
other band is said to have plundered
the village Of Segurkan.
At meeting Of the Canadian Pa
cific board of directors dividend at
the rate of per cent per annum on
the preferred stock of the company
was declared fort he hal-year ending
June 80 last, payable Oct. I.
The German government has issued
an order that henceforth the German
officials are only to admit such Ameri-
can pork and sausage as is officially
examined in addition to the regular
inspection.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
Tuesday, Aug. 20.

Enderlin wants better fire protection.
!. A Lisbon man Is successfully rails
ing sweet potatoes.
Two new elevators are to be erected
at Pembina.
H. F. Miller of Fargo threshed 1850
bushels Of No. 1 hard from eighty
acres.
Two new elevators are to be erected
In Pembina. The wheat crop never
was better in this vicinity.
A public grain warehouse at Wahpe-
akoH belcnEinx to the T.. L. AEfench es-
fntc was burned from locomotive
spark. Loss small.
A report from the Dwight farm
says tAreshing Is completed on one Sec
tlon. Wheat averagen an even %
bushels per acre.
Burglars entered the postoffice at
Harlem and broke open the safe. They
secured q couple of dollars and few
postage stamps.
The lasses this season by the ALI
ance Hail Association Of jamestown
now amounts to something over $GO,-
600. The storm Of July 25 cost the
association in Barnes county alone
$5O,OOO. .-..
A meeting of the State Association
Of Congregational churches will be
held in Fargo Sept. 10, IL and II. At
that time the endowment of Fargo
college will be thoroughly discussed.
I. B. Tracy of Valley City will give the
opening address.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled From
the Telegraph Reports OF the
Press Ass0cia tions.
Washington.

Spain decides to pay the Mora claim
In September.
A commission appointed by the Sec
retary of the treasury begins it's in
quiries to learn whether the Chicago
drainage canal will seriously affect
navigation on the great lakes.
The cruiser Columbia was officially
inspected at New York, when it was
found the breaking of the plates Of
the keel had caused cracks in the con-
crete packing. The leakage can easily
be stopped after the keel plates are
Strengthened.
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nxJolsnD raon HAaarAan.

The uni9ue Order Had . Suicidal
E1eot on YarAnastsR Merrill.
Chicago. Aug. q. Mr.. g. Merrill,
yardmaster ct Chicago for the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad.
killed himself to-day because Of Q
court Injunction restraining him from
getting married. Yesterday woman
claiming to be Merrill's wife. asked
that he be enjoined from marrying Q
girl with whom he was infatuated.
The unique or1es was made by the
court. and Merrill. unable to bear the
disappointment. dissolved the injunc-
ton BY turning on. the gas In his
room.
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Nearlx : Disaster.

London, April q. The cargo steam
er Lyon collided In the foe twenty-five
miles OF New Haven with she passen-
ger steamer Seaford, from Dieppe, for
New Haven. today. The Seaford sank
within forty-five minutes. The 255
passengers and crew or forty-twO were
transferred to the Lyon safely, ex-
cept three of them, who had their legs
broken.
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Demand ON China.

London, Aug. 22.--Slr N. r. COnnor,
British minister at Pekin, has been
armed with full authority to demand
the necessary instructions to the local
Chinese officials there to insure the
presence Of the American and British
consuls at the inquiry which is being
made at Ku Chang irtO the recent
ii assacre.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
The Casualty Record.

Destructive fires are raging In
Washington State.
John Lawson, the Terrible Swede," {"
broke his collar bone in a bicycle race
at Chicago.
A fireworks explosion not down on
the bill caused two possibly fatal In
juries at Thornton, Ind.
= During a storm at Cleveland the car
barns of the Cleveland Electric Rail-
way company were blown down.
The factory Of the Central Stamping
company at Newark, n. j., was
burned. Loss, 100000.
Anthony Brake, bricklayer, was
killed by falling from the third floor Of
q Dubuque, Iowa, brewery.
Nick Becker Of Chicago was drowned
in the river at st. Joseph, Mich. while
bathing. He was about thirty-E!e
years old. .s...
Emmet Burns, superintendent for
the Emmet Mining company, was
killed in a mine near Galena, ILL.,, by
the explosion of blast.
George Elsbec's hone, one mile from
Lewis Center, Ohio. was totally con-
sumed by fire, and Mrs. Elsbec per-
ished in the flames.
The steamer Gypsy was sunk in a
collision in Lake Winnipesaukee, New
Hampshire, seven persons having. q
narrow escape. ..
A row boat, containing Juan de Con-
zales, q barber, from Grand Rapids,
Mich, was ran into by the ferry sag
Watson, at Holland, and De Gonzalez
drowned.
David Howard. thirty-five years old,
was instantly killed at Cambridge
City, Ind. while loading some ma
chinery on a freight car. A heavy
shear cutting fell upon him.
The mill and concentrator Of the
Katie mine, in Jefferson county,
Mont, burned. Loss, $1OO,OOO; insur-
ance, $4,000. One hundred men es-
capped from the depths through an air
shaft.
Mrs. Alice Triner died at Peoria, ILL.,,
from the effects Of bedbug poison,
taken accidentally. She had been In
the habit Of drinking wine, but got
the wrong bottle by mistake. She was
sixty-fve years of age.
BY the overturning of hose reel,
caused by the horses taking fright
while running to fire, in Cincinnati,
Capt. Ed Meyers and Pipeman AL Do
herty were fatally injured and Driver
John Sherman seriously hurt.
A terrific explosion occurred at the
Empson canning factory, I4ongmont,
Col, in which five men and one wo-
man were injured. One. Of the steam
watts used for boiling peas exploded
while the factory wss in full blast.
BY the explosion Of a large boiler In
the paper mill and postal card manu-
factory OF Woolworth & Co. at Castle
ton. N. T.. one man. James IAwton,
the watchman, was killed, and anoth-
er the engineer, was SO badly injured
TINT 1t is believed he will die.
y1.,t ~ra
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MARKET REPORTS.


Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock Centers.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-Wheat-Septem
Der. 63 5-Sc; December, G6c; May,
20 3-8c. Corn-August, 3Sc; Septem-
Der, 38c; October, 80 3-8c; November,
"a 7-Sc; December, 81 $50; May,
80 3-4c. Oats-May, % 1-4c. Pork
August, $9.95; September, $9.95; jan
uary, $10.25. Lard = August, $G.15;
September, $6.15; October, 1922 IL;
January, $6.15. Short ribs--August,
$6.17 1-2; September, $6.17 1-2; Octo-
Der, $500; January, $3.50.
Chicago, Aug. 22. Hogs - Good
grades 5a1Oc higher than yesterdays
average; ethera aloE and harefy
steady: light, $4.50a5.O .O5; mixed, $4.35a
ABS: heavy, $4.25a4.05; rough, $4.25a
4.45. Cattle Market 1Oc lower for
Westerns, others unchanged. Texas
steers, $2.S5a3.90; hulk, $3.2Oa3. go;
Western rangers, $3.15a4.60.
Ing. Wheat lower; No. 2 spring,
81 3-4c; No. Northern, 63 1-2c. Corn
steady; No. 3, SOC. Oats lower; No.
2 white, o SAC; No. 3 white, pa
% 1-4c. Barley firmer; No. 2, 43 3-4c;
sample, 36a42c. Rye firm; No. 1, Acc.
Provisions steady; pork, $9.95; lard,
$500.
Minneapolis, Aug. 22.-Wheat = Au-
gust closed at 60 1-Sc: September
opened at 81 Lac and closed at 60 1-4c;
December opened at 62 1-2c and closed
ut 81 lac. On track No. hard,
63 1-2c; No. / Northern, 60 3-4c; No.
Northern, 81 3-4c.
st. Paul, Aug. 22.-Hogs 10c higher;
good demand. Cattle about steady;
fair demand for butcher cattle; good
demand for stockers and feeders; can
ners are dull; sales at $1.15a3.0O.
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New hank.

Sioux City. Iowa, Aug. 22.-The new
Live Stock National bank. recently or
eanizcd by the Credits Communication
company to handle cattle paper and
transact other stock yard business,
~ill open its doors Sept. ID. The capi-
tai stock is 100000. and the stock
holders Eastern capitalists.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
Miscellaneous Items.


The American Looking .Glags Manu-
featuring company oe Chteago made
an assignment. Asseta. Ela0M
The American District Telegraph In
New York has put its messengers ON
bicycles.
Methodist ministers win try to se-
cure the removal Of the dve-year time
limit.
I'wo thousand employees OF the XIV
erside Tube works, ut Benwood, w.
Va, received raise Of 10 per cent.
The Sioux City Uowa) census shows
q population Of 28,5O1. The total DOB
ulation Of Woodbury. county ID 1851.
OF the $40 negroes In the govern
ment quarantine camp Mt Eagle Pass.
Tex, 40 are afflicted with smallpox.
The deaths average about four daily.
A number Of Eastern capitalists ara
In San Francisco, ut work Oh scheme
to reclaim the Colorado desert by turn
over the territory.
Several hundred men employed In
the mills Of the Metropolitan Lumber
company, at Atkinson, Mich, struck
for more wages, and the mills are now
Idle.
The Ressemer (Ala.) Land and Inn
prov eluent company has bought the
two iron furnaces at Fort Payne. Ala,
and will remove them to Bessemer.
It Will also erect a steel mill to manu-
fassare tlieir output.
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sunday, Arg. rs.

Considerable work will be done on
the Northern Pacific roadbed this fall
with q view to reducing heavy grades.
LaMoure wants more residences. 3
bank and -four mill. There are favor
able prospects at least for partial
filling of the list.
8 The cactus died dead when the cac-
tus commission was appointed and
there will be no necessity for using
that $40 900 appropriation.
It is estimated that the Cooperstown
branch Of the Northern Pacific will
handle 8,oO0,O 900 bushels of wheat this
rear
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24

Although the Mora claim has not
been satisfied as vet by Spain. there
Ii already prospect Of litigation be-
tween attorneys and others having an
Interest In II. !.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
HnLD roR nAxsl AuGaTHR.

The Chief Assistant % 0illen HELD
oa . 0erieas Charge.
Albert Lea, MINI, Aug. 22-Thomas
Carbury was to-day held to the grand
Jury on charge Of manslaughter in
that resulted in the death of John GIL
len last week. He was locked up with
out bail Young Carbury was dis
charged and johnson will be examined
tomorrow.
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Po.tma.tcr Arrested,

washington, Aug. %. The chief
postoffice inspector has been Informed
OF the arrest of Edward Horlnston,
postmaster at Vernal, Utah, for em-
bexzlement Of money order funds.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
Thought 1t Liquor,

st. Paul, Aug. ~. - Carbolic acid
taken in mistake for alcohol caused
the death Of Alonzo J. Cornell, a labor
ing man on the West side this morn
ing.
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Monday, Aug. 10.

Burglars got in their work in James
town the other night, taking $2S from
Frank Deliair's safe.
Track laying is in progress on the
Great Northern cutoff from Cassel-
ton to Fleming's station.
John Gillespie, who shot his uncle
near Milton. is In Jail at I.angdon-till
court convenes Sept. "a.
Thieves broke into Whitney's hard
ware store in Grand Forks and got
$500 worth Of plunder.
George f. Stanwood of st. Thomas
has been placed under $500 bonds for
sending an obscene letter through the
mails.
Thieves made an entrance in S. P.
Pratt's jewelry store at Glendale by
the rear window and succeeded III get
ting about $125 worth of jewels.
City Marshal Newmans Of Drayton
has been arrested on the charge of
illegal voting as result of recent
blind pig arrests.
President Johnson, Of the Larimore
fire department, calls the citizens of
that place down for kicks on the way
things are run.
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TRAINS HELD Up
n ROBBERY IN NEBR AsKA AND AN.
OTHER IN MICHIGAN.
THE HoLD-UP IN MICHIGAN.
Five Men Board the Chicago a
Western Michigan Flyer, bat
secure Little Booty.

OU6u8, NcUs, aug. ZZ.--Ou mon Ea-
cifc No. s, Overland flyer, due in Oma-.
ha this morning at 1925. was In pos
session Of highwaymen. at some point
between Brady Island and Gothen-
burg, Neb. The train left North Platte
at IL o'clock last night. The engine
was cut Oh by the bandits and sent
forward while they looted the train.
The engine went on to Gothenburg for
assistance.
North Platte, Neb., Aug. 22.-Bandits
captured the east-bound overland flyer
about midnight The engine was cut
OF and sent forward In the regular
Jesse James order while the outlaws
looted the train at their pleasure. No
particulars az to the amount Of doodle
obtained are to be had. The engine
was sent on to Gothenburg for relief
and officers are In pursuit OF the high
waymen. The train held up was No.
& 1t left North Platte at IL O'Clock
and carried full complement of
coaches, sleepers and express cars.
The robbery occurred IN hour later.
The country In the vicinity Is fairly
well settled and the authorities an
ticipate no trouble In following the
outlaws. All were heavily armed and
q conflict 10 quite probable.
The Michigan Hold-Up.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. 21.-The
fast express known a. the "Flyer" on
the Chicago & West Michigan road,
was held up by i've men In q piece of
woods just before crossing the Kala-
maAoo river at O'Clock last night.
Tbe train was tagged by swinging .
white light across the track, and when
It stopped Conductor E. e. Rice Of
this city stepped out on the platform
OF the baggage car, and seeing two of
the robbers, asked whats the mat
teri" The reply was two shots from
their rev0lverS. At the same time
other shots were fired into, the engi-
neer's cab, and q moment later two
men climbed on the engine and or
dered the engineer and fremen to set
the brakes an6 keep Uufct. when the
train stopped the brakeman, Timothy
Murphy Of this city, jumped OF the
rear platform and started back with
a lantern as required by the rules.
The NTH rohber, standing alongside
the coach. fred three shots at the
brakeman. one Of which hit him In the
oA0Cs 0NxWGA y Nv 00O St8uCcO Out,
making . serious flesh wound. He
dropped Into the ditch. where he re-
mained until the robbers had gone.
Conductor Rice, after q bullet whixxad
past his head. retreated to the baggage
car and threw his pocket book over
behind the trunks. Without demand
Ing admission the robbers placed
dynamite under the side door, blew 1t
on and sprang into the car with the
remark: I'VE want all you've got
here" They ordered the conductor
and baggageman and express messcn-
ger to throw up their hands and went
through their pockets. taking $50 In
change from the conductor. but fnd-
Ing nothing except watches on the
Others. They then tackled the saf,
and blew II open In less than thirty
seconds. II contained no valuahles.
The robbers said good night and took
to the woods.
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Annointed n Judge.

st. Paul, Aug. 22-Gov. ClOugh to-
day appointed Page Morris of Duluth
Judge OF the district court of the Du-
luth district to succeed Judge lewis,
resigned Morris Is a Republican.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-24
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
INTERESTING NEWS FROM All
PARTS OF THE STATE.
Condensed Record Of the lmpers
saAt Happenings Of the Week m
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapl9
Reading.
Thursday, Aug. 1S.


The crop of prairie chickens ID
Dickey county Is immense this year.
Wheat will average fifteen to twen.
ty bushels in Burleigh county.
Jamestown is to have q cinder bike
track.
Dickinson will ship 500 car loads Of
cattle this week. 5
Henry Jones Of Wyndmere gets his.
pension renewed.
The Northern Pacific Is having an
additional wire strung from Fargo to
jamestown.
Jamestown is lonesome. The tough
hobo who absolutely refused to work
has escaped from Jail.
Stutsman county furnished Fargo
with q car load Of fine cattle last week.
What's wrong with Cass?
John Erie, a pioneer and dealer iii
agricultural and farm machinery al
Church's Ferry died of consumption.
The grill on account Of whom Frank
Naysmith Of Cando was arrested on
the charge of seduction has marrie0
another fellow.
The Hankinson starch factory will
have a big run this fall and will pay
big prices for potatoes. The 500 line!
has made special rate SO that the,
tubers can be shipped from as far
west as Kuhn. The factory will thus
benefit large portion of the state.
Conductor Ed Nelson, Of the Great
Northern, did shoot hobo at Thomp-
son. A gang was swiping watermelons
from the train. The injured man win
recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Romer of Stuts-
man county are being congratulated
on the birth Of daughter. The new
arrival had lucky veil, said to be .
charm.
While attempting to board a fast
moving train on the Northern Pacific
at Fargo messenger boy was thrown
between the platform and train and
dragged several yards, miraculously
escaping death.
Gov. Ain has appointed Mrs. Mary
Bartholomew delegate to the nation
al prison congress, which meets at
Denver Sept. IA to Is, and she has
departed therefor.
The Atate normal school bcar0 kas
adjourned TIN Sept. 6 without taking
action regarding the continuing Of the
Valley City normal school, as the citi-
zens have not raised the necessary
funds for keeping the school open the
coming year. 1t is hoped both schools
will be opened at the usual time.
The Glendale city council passed
the curfew ordinance, which takes ef-
feet after it's publication. A new bell
has been purchased and hung at a
central location on Main street, and
on its ringing at o'clock p. nj. all
children under sixteen must be off the
street or they will be liable to arrest.
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Ireland. solicitor General.

London, Aug. 22.-William Kenney
has been appointed solicitor general
foi. Ireland He is Liberal Unionist
and sat In the last parliament for
Dublin.
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Saturday, Aug. II.


Telegraph linemen are stringing
new wire from Jamestown to Fargo.
A hobo confined in the Jamestown
jail for refusing to work, dug his way
out underground and escaped.
L. G. Smith, formerly Of the Fargo
Sun. will start q paper al Davenport,
Cass county.
G. e. Graber, ex-editor Of the Har-
lem New Era, Sargent county, died
from excessive cigarette smoking.
r. HI. Bush, formerly cashier OF the
Moorhead mill, Is now manager and
one Of the owners Of the Mayville
Roller mills, and is making quite q
success.
The Hankinson starch factory IL con-
tracting with farmers for potatoes at
20 cents bushcl, and will start up
this fall.
A hobo who was entering freight
car loaded with watermelons at
Thompson, wns shot In the side, but
not seriously injured.
David Gillespie was shot and killed
by his nephew, John Gillespie, at Cav
alier. They had some trouble over
tract Of hay land.
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Sneak thieves are getting in their
work.
The Grand Forks street fair man.
agement has secured another long list
Of prizes.
Cass county has the biggest wheat
or liar In the state. He claims to have
wheat seven feet high and growing.
G. H. Cowle of Stutsman county gets
reissue Of pension, as do the minor
children Of Adolph Rossicott Of Fargo.
Frank Blair, young hobo, is under
arrest at Grand Forks charged with
breaking the seals Of Northern Pa
cific car. He may be tried in the Unit
ed States court.
Foster, the weather predictor, says:
Aug. II to %, Sept. Is to Is, Oct. 13 to
20. and Nov. II to Is, are dates when
severe, dangerous, and destructive
storms may be expected.
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,,o,nrs.

4t. CTlvUiNci 3sO1uTSs
The father Of Iisisan Lowe. at New
York, IA still copi!Errt h, cnn produce
evidence thaI rho Aigl Nus murdered.