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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

THE authorities Of the Georgetown
Cd. c. university have prohibited foot
ball. They made up their mind after
the death Of one Of the students from
injuries received In football game.
The officers of the university conclude
that the parents of the students would
rather have their children return alive
without football honors than dead with
them. Therefore football is tabooed
utterly 1.-THE students want to give
baseball and other athletic sports
more time than they have been giving
70 them there will be no objection.
The officers have decided that football
Is inherently brutal.
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ACCORDING to statistics suicide is

ACCORDING to statistics suicide is
much more common among men than
among women. Among men poverty is
found to be the chief cause of suicide,
whilc among women the leading motive
Is domestic grief. This is probab bly, the
result Of conditions Of society which
make the large maj Gritty Of women de-
PENDENT upon men for support. Failure
20 nroyide for woman he loves will
often drive a man to despair and then
the step to suicide is but short one.
woman. on the other hand, can bear
poverty II affection be not wanting,
but the loss Of such affection IS more
than She can stand.
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IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.
~ :, e.

New York, Sept 80. -AR. &. nun &
Co.'S weekly reyie Waot trade SAYS:
THE full statementsof about 2, 500 gommer-
cial failures for the third Quarter III 1895 viii
be published next week, and will show liatSiii-
ties OF about $50 COO 600 of which about 81 900
have been OF manutactur and $1,000, 900 OF
trading concerns In the same quarter. OF last
year the failures were 2 889 and the liabilities
S99,4l1,i 1885, OF which s12,ssl. se2 were Of manu-
featuring and Sl5181 ,230 OF trading concerns.
The week reports are highly encouraging MS
to monetary matters,t although exports Of gold
still continue and also as to the cotton manu-
lacture, but not as sat- sfactory regarding iron,
wooden. leather or silk manufactures
The speulaction in cotton has lifted the
price fve-eighths during the past week and
quotations here are So much higher than at
Liverpool that free exports cannot be- expAct-
ed. It seems no longer possible to hope fora
good crop. and Neil Bros have issued cfrs
cular predicting yield Of only 5OOO. 900 bales.
The accounts Of injury and loss grow more
dismal each week, and while they may be.
somewhat exaggerated, the general outlook is
decided unfayorable Butafor tho e1traordin-
AIRY supplies carried over from last year the
manufactures here and abroad would Do in
trouble. But prices or goods rise each week,
adding to the profit OF mills, which, on both
sides OF the ocean. can use for some time to
come only cotton bought at low prices. It is
not clear how far the consumption will sup
port the manufacture atthe present rate and
mand from 4 "a atnra ,,Y. ,,rnart ,vhiIa
the market for the "a " natariaI SO o1nstan,i,
rising There Il SIN some chanca of = STRIFE
In Fail river mills thomah mo risa 4, ,rioas
viii make Il easter for the mills tn ora nj, soma
advance In WAGES s-S i-r -
Nothing is clear about the iron and steel
huron concernss nrofessino =, ba 20 'r,1ars for
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RECEIVERS NAMED.
Messrs. McHenry and Bigelow Appointed
Over Northern Pacific.

Messrs. NIcHenry and Bigelow Appointed
over Northern Pacific.
MILWAUKEE, Oct LIN the United
States circuit court Saturday morning, !
Judge Jenkins appoints two receivers
for the Northern Pacific to succeed
Messrs Rouse, Cakes and Payne, who
resigned to avoid an appearance before
Judge Hanford, at Seattle, Wash, on
October 2, to answer to the charges of
malfeasance filed against them in
that court by Brayton Ives the presi-
dent of the road. fhe new receiv-
ers named by Judge Jenkins are Edwin
w McHenry, Of St Paul, who has for,
years been chief engineer Of the North-
ern Pacific, and Frank G. Bigelow,
president of the First national bank of
Milwaukee. Judge Jenkins said he
would not appoint 9 third receiver
for the road, but that he might do so
later if it should he found necessary
for the proper administration of the
trust.
The new receivers represent the
same line Of policy that has been fol-
lowed by Cakes, Rouse and Payne.
Mr.. Bigelow is one Of Receiver
Payne's bondsmens and is costock-
holder with him ii the First national
bank, the Milwaukee Street Railway
company and the Wisconsin Telephone.
company.
Edwin w. McHenry was appointed
chief engineer Of the Northern Pacific
system under the Willard regime.
There is much discomfort among the
bon dholders over the appoint ments.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03
GUILTY on Mu!RDER.

Verdict OF Jury In the Case Of . Man
Charged with Dast.rdlys CEime.s "a
Z WILKEsBARRE, Pas Sept %. : Nelsons
Miller, who, with two other colored
men and two colored women, were;
charged with the murder of four Iun-a
garians, was found guilty Of
murder Il ID # the first degree alfffday
morning. Miller and his associates
in October last, with the use Of dynas.
mite, blew up "a Hung arians boaaraing
house on the mountain side a few
miles from this city, with the object
OF robbing the victims, who, 1t is
claimed, had aconsid erable money IN;
and about the place Sixty persons
were in the house at the time and four
Of them were killed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

PRoGREss in the art of balloon manu-
facture has not kept pace with other
Industries. The number of fatal acct
dents to balloons is as large to-day as
1t was forty years ago. The latest in
stance is the explosion of balloon
containing three men, who had as
cended from Loschenbreek, Belgium.
Experimental ascensions for scientific
purposes may perhaps be excused, but
under existing conditions it would not
be a bad idea to interdict such exploits
when merely carried out for amuse-
ment and gate money.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

From all quarters come reports of re-
markably large freshmen classes en-
tering our educational institutions. A
number of colleges have the largest
entering classes in their history. This
is substantial gain and extremely
gra tifying, but it has at least one
drawback. Of the many young men
now entering college, the large major
ity expect to enter professions already
overcrowded. Many of them will be
necessarily disappointed IN their am
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

THE new German field marshal,
Count Won Waldersee, is said by his
military friends to equal the cele-
brated Won Moltke as a tactician.
The claim is undoubtedly correct.
Field Marshal Won Waldersee has an
American wife, and what American
women don't know about tactics is not
worth taking into consideration.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

The discovery that the missing
link" found by Prof. Workman, OF
Columbia college, is the skeleton of a
pet baboon does not lessen the value
of the professors find 1t merely
alters the matter little, SO that now,
instead of proving that monkeys be-
came men, it proves that a man can
make monkey of himself.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

TIMES change, the methods of fight
Ing change with them The army au-
thorities are removing the old-fash-
toned guns at Fort Hamilton, New
York harbor, and replacing them with
modern weapons The old guns are
Of 16 and cO-inch caliber, and the
new ones much smaller. But the
advance in the art Of war is shown by
the fact that while the old and ponder
GUS pieces can throw shells only ~
miles the new and lighter guns will
carry projectile accurately a distance
Of 10 miles Our country is making
rapid progress in the manufacture Of
war weapons.
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MILES PROMOTED.

He Succeeds schofield, Who Retired Upon
Reaching Age Limit. 1871
s. New YORK, Oct. Mai Gen. Nell
son A. Miles, at present commanding
the department of the Atlantic at Gov
ernor's Island, announced officially
Sunday night that he would go to
Washington as successor to Lieut..
Gen. Schofeld. The title of slieuten-
ant general died q naturaldeath with
Gen. Schofeld's retirement, and Gen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

BISMARCK has sits, 900 annual income
from various industries in which he is
interested. Under the circumstances,
the old gentleman can afford to stand
good deal Of marble heart from the
war lord of Deutschland.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

HIP SING LEE, a rich Chinaman of
San Francisco, offers an interest in his
business and $4,000 in cash to any
American who will marry his daughter
Moi. If Hip Sing had 5000 daughters
he could dispose of them all on those
terms, provided the cash held out.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

The number Of vagrant women who
are roaming the country seems to be
larger than ever. A few years ago the
female tramp was such rarity that
the appearance Of Que would justify a
column newspaper story. Nowadays
she is dismissed with brief para
graph, if mentioned at all. If the
new woman is to take her place
among the ranks of tramps, it fur
nishes one more argument against her
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03
A Miann,,l,ma..,L,.
On. sol.c. Rem.ini.E.
II Mill Paw

10 make some provision for your physical
health at this season, because cold or
cough. an attack Of pneumonia or typhoid
fever now may make you an invalid all
winter. First Of all be sure that your blood
IS pure, for health depends upon pure
blood. "A few bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla will be paying investment now. II
viii give you pure, rich blood and invigors
ate your whole system, RE
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03
Amsrlcan Hu.nanc society.

. MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Sept 27 The
friends Of helpless children and ot
dumb animals crowded the ladies' ors
binary OF the West hotel Wednesday
morning at the opening q the nine.
teenth annual convention Of the Amer
lean Humane society. Nearly every,
state was re presen ted by men ofsexpe-I
rience and ulture, who devote . por-'
ton OF their time to the enhancement
OF humanity John i Shorta1 II, Of
Chicago, presided.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

1T has been the custom of the off,
rials OF China when caught in crime
to behead few coolies and call it pun
lshing the criminals DR.. Reid, the
presiding elder of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at Shanghai, says: "In
our opinion the action required at this
time is the appointment of strong
commission, with such rank and au-
thority rs will enable them to try and
fix the guilt of the highest official To
punish few coolies will be worse than
useless. We must go to the source of
these troubles. which is found in
some of the highest officials of the
ampire."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

FEMALE inventors are, according to
the patent Office reports, adhering to
the lines of the old rather than the
new woman. Out of 400 patents granted
to women in 1894, 1853 were for wearing
apparel and 100 for cooking utensils.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

A CHICAGO man has invented steel
spring tire, which he believes will sue
coed the pneumatic tire. This great
achievement was in response to de-
mand for continuance which can not
be punctured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

The trustees Of Flushing, Z. T., or
dained that bicycle riders should use
larger bells hereafter, and now the BIZ
cycle riders are using dinner gongs.
And still the Flushing people are not
ga tiS6ad
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

ATLANTA, Ga, is the only city in the
United States that has house con-
structed wholly Of paper from founda-
ton to chimney.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03
Raid 5 Churc

VIENNA. Sept 80 Advlces from An,
tioch state that Ottoman officials there
have succeeded in exciting Mussnl-
mans with report Of an impending
massacre by Armenians. As q result
sof this, Mussulmans, accompanied by
police, raided an Armenian. church and
searched the building for arms The
Armenians resisted, and il the con-
sfiict which ensued ten Of them were
killed. a reign 81 terror prevails at
Kemakh and Erzongen, owing to op-
preston BY the Turks. Many Ar
menians have been arrested s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

The Fighting Cocks, an inn at St
Adams, Hertfordshire, lays claim to.
being the Oldest inhabited house in
England 1t is known to be more than
! l25 wears old
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03
ELECT OFFICERS.
Deep Waterways Convention Chooses O. 4
Rowland for President.

y. =
' = % ~ -. '
{ GIEVEIIAND, w., OepL. Go.-JetegaIeS
to the deep waterways convention re-:
moved from ARMY and Nayv hall tn
,la eel, aaoo,a4 a ,.oa,,s - az
: - m -, .11o
.cnamoef OF commerce thursday morn-
ing. w. j. Van Patten, of Vermont,
presided in the Temporary a bsence of
p,as;aa,,+ uo,l.,3R a,rh.ss f1,llo,,,;,,,
- -, = s.n, ~ ~ fAA1s
onlcers were elected'
A. Rowland, Toronto international presi-
dent L. F. Cooley, Chicago United States
vice president: James flsner, WlnniPe9,
Man, CANADIAN VICE PRESIDENT executive
BOARD, A. Il. CROKER, minneapolis; A. Flower.
superior. WIS; Capt. - > Dqnn a. Cnlcago:
Sa,,. Ste Marie hcf' Ricnard noha,i Gnanec.
1. II Canfleld, Burlington. Vt; D. B smith.
Toledo; S NJ Stephenson, Menominee. Mich:
e. - brlen' new 1ork; y n emerson.
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The News Of the Week.
FROM WAsHlNoToN.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.


In the United States the exchanges
at the leading clearing houses during
the week ended on the 27th aggregated
S997, 924, 422, against $1.O8l, 1851 1881 the
previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1894. was 2O8.
The department Of state at Wash
ington was advised Of the payment in
London Of the Spanish draft for the
Mora claim, amounting to 81, 44e, 600 In
gold. s..a & :,
In the United States In the seven
days ended on the 9th there were ZIG
business failures against e13 the week
previous and 235 in the corresponding
time In 1894.
The department Of state at Wash
ington announces the death in Corea
OF Ye Sung Su, the Corean minister to
the United States. He had been absent
from his post for about year. He
died Of cholera
CAPT. ARMEs (retired) was arrested
by column Of soldiers at Washington
and taken to the barracks by order Of
Gen. Schotleld, the cause Of the arrest
being personal insult to Gen. scho-
field.
The director Of the mint in his an
nual report estimates the total stock
of gold and silver coin in the United
States January l, 1895, at $l,7o6,-
219,25l, OF which the gold coin is placed
at $577, 1872, 792 This shows net loss
in gold coin for the year 1894 of $685.. :
1s2,792 and only $5,ss9,541 of silver.
The worlds production of gold for 1894
was $179, s65, 900, an increase Of $22. $685.
900, while in 1894 figures for silver
were $1O5, ISL, 3CO.
The retirement of Lieut.. Gen. Scho-
field as commander Of the United States
army was announced. Gen. Nelson A.
Miles succeeds him.
For the week ended on the 2Sth fire
losses in the United States amounted
to 80, Os4, 76O, as compared with %, 375,-
$40 for the preceding week and 81, 413,-
OS0 for the week ended September IA.
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flASnx rns.s.

- 4
First Tramp I'm lookin' fer mo
brother, who is . burglar. He robbed
. house last night, an forgot to tell me
whore to meet him to-day.
Second Tramp-W hich way did the
detectives GO?
Out that direction.
Then you go the other way an
you'll find him. IN. y. Weekly.
Hat Brush 81 Hair Cloth.
a curious but very effective hat.
brush is made Of hair cloth. Double q
piece twelve inches long. Roll up
tightly and sew together. Ravel out
one end and sew bands Of blue ribbon
shove the brush thus made, adding
others 81 eEtop BY which to hang Il
up.-P Philadelphia Press
a Misnonsr.
Heidi you SEQ that painting.
'.Maiden's Meditation?''
She-Yea The girls face was lovely.
He-Why, I thought from the name
Il was the picture of . mantle.
On. solacs Remainiar.
e Banks-Let's go, Rivers -Four acts
of this 10 shout all I can stand.
Rivers-Let's sit it out, Banks. Sew
en- Of the characters are killed off in
the next act - Chicago Tribune.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-03

In Livingston county, Ill, farmers
have lost 500, 900 by hog cholera.
AT Dallas, Tex, Samuel F. Wilson, a
Kansas City saloonkeeper. shot q
woman passing as his wife and then
killed himself.
THE two children and the farmhouse
of Henry Slauson were burned near
Arena, Wis.
WILLIAM CHENEY lost his way aud
was frozen to death in snowstorm
near Livingston, Mont.
The report was false that seven per-
sons lost their lives by the sinking Of
the schooner E. r. Williams off st.
Martins island in Lake Michigan.
FIRE destroyed the Boone County
Milling and Elevator company's ele-
vator. containing $4,000 bushels of
wheat, at Columbia, Mo. Loss, 800, 600
AT state non-partisan silver con-
vention at Raleigh, n. G., resolutions
were adopted in favor Of free and un-
limited coinage of silver and calling on
all bimetallists to oppose gold mon
ometallism.
In the state prison at Jacksonville,
Ind, it was discovered that counter
felt money was being made and that 1t
was being circulated by Henry Patton,
foreman Of the Patton sMannfactur-
ing company, located In the peniten-
tiary.
The American Humane society met
in nineteenth annual session at Min
neapolis with nearly every state rep
resented
AN incendiary fire destroy ed thirty
buildings containing most Of the
wealth of the city Of Belle Fouche,
s. D.
THREE outlaws murdered Thomas
Davidson and his wife and two dauRh-
tiers at their home near Cushing, @. Z.
THE firm Of Hurlbut, Ward 4 Co,
wholesale druggists at Des Moines. la,
failed for Sis. 900.
The season OF the Western Baseball
association closed with the Lincoln
s(Neb club as champions. The percent
ages were as follows: Lincoln. .626;
Des Moines, 1882; Peoria, .56S; Rock
ford, $40; Quincy, .5O4; Burling ton,
800; Dubuque, 40; st. Joseph, .ssl.
A CINCINNATI physician, who has
made q study Of diseases, claims to
have found remedy which will abso-
lutely and permanently cure diabetes
and Brigbt's disease.
AT New Orleans tho Cooperative
Banking association, capital stock
500, 900, suspended. The bank had but
few depositors.
THE Irish national convention at the
closing session in Chicago effected IN
organization to be known as the Irish
National Alliance and having for its
object the securing OF the Independence
Of Ireland by any means within Ito
power consistent with the laws and
usages Of civilized nationa
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ALONG the south shore of the st.
Lawrence river east of Montreal forest
fires had destroyed hundreds of farm
houses and other buildings
BY landslide which overwhelmed
the village Of Hudeya, in Arabia. 100
lives were lost.
GERMANY has issued decree setting
forth that after October no cattle or
hogs shall be imported into Germany
from any country without being quar-
antined.
AT Amsterdam, Holland, 10000
diamond cutters struck upon the,
refusal Of the employers to adopt con-
ditions upon which the cutters trade
union insisted.
In Paris monument to the late
President .Carnot of France was dedi-
Gated.
The eminent bacteriologist, Prof.
Louis Pasteur, died in Paris Of paraly-
sis, aged 70 years
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THE EAST.

FIRE destroyed Walker & Sons pa
per mills at Montgomery, N. Y, the
loss being $125. 900.
In Rhode Island an election on an
amendment to the constitution provid-
ing for biennial elections resulted in
the proposition being defeated by a
majority OF 1896.
WHILE drunk Michael Boyle and Ben
jamin, o Neil were burned to death at
Hartford, Conn.
Dunno quarrel Robert Fair, an in
su-ance agent, 40 years of age, shot
and killed his wife, Maggie, aged IS,
at their home in New York and then
killed himself.
New YORK democrats in convention
at Syracuse nominated the following
ticket: For secretary of state, Horatio
c. King; attorney general, Horton b.
Chase; state treasurer Dewitt Clinton
Low; comptroller, John R. Judson;
state engineer, Russell R. Stuart. The
platform declares gold and silver the
only legal tender, favors the gradual
retirement of green backs, declares
against the free and unlimited coinage
of silver and Endorses the national
democratic administration. IA
MICHAEL CRAIG, Patrick Farrell and
Howard Mccain were killed by the
cars at q crossing in Chicopee, Mass
The democrats OF New Jersey in
convention at Trenton nominated Alex
ander E. McGill, of Hudson county, for
governor. The platform reafirms the
national democratic platform Of 1892
and indorses the administration of
President Cleveland.
REV. 7. DEWITT TALMAGE, of Brook
Ign, has accepted the call to be CO.
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
in Washington.
AT Middletown Joseph Field, a
wealthy farmer, known throughout
New Jersey as Uncle Josey," cele-
brated his l05d birthday.
INTENSE excitement was caused in
Jewish circles in Boston over an order
by the police board that they must
hereafter close their places of business
on Sunday.
CLARENCE WARD, of Buffalo, N. Y,
steeple climber, fell 100 feet to his
death at Dayton, o.
PERCENTAGES Of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 29th were: Baltimore,
.667; Cleveland, .646; Philadelphia,
.592; Chicago, 1854; Brooklyn, $40; Bos-
ton. .543; Pittsburgh, .53S; New York,
sos; Cincinnati, sos; Washing ton, 1913;
st. Louis, .295; Louisville, 1867.
The plant of the River Spinning
company at Woonsocket, R. l., was de-
stroyed by fire, the loss being $135, 900.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

In Livingston county, Ill, farmers
have lost 500, 600 by hog cholera.
AT Dallas, Tex, Samuel F. Wilson, a
Kansas City saloonkeeper. shot q
woman passing as his wife and then