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CLIMBING UP.
Whe4t Touches 72 1-2c at Chicago-Like-
ly to Go Higher.

whe4t Touches 7e Lee at Chicago-Like-
ly to Go Higher.
CHICAGO, May 2O.-It reached 721S
cents Saturday. Still the price of
wheat tends upward. Nothing could
check the advance at the mornings
short session, not even the tendency of
traders to rest after week of un-
usual excitement, and to rest
over Sunday upon their profits.
Wheat sold at the opening at 69X
and 69h cents. Then it went up to
7oa5 cents, falling back to 69K cents,
where it remained but few minutes.
Then came another jump to
7ON cents. followed by grad
ual settling to 691a cents, where
the price stood at the time of the
explosion which sent it to 7211i cents.
Fifteen minutes later it had fallen to
II, and up to the time of closing at
noon the price fell scarcely below it,
remaining in the neigh borhood Of 7lssl &c,
and closing at that figure.
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LATER NEWS.
The Income Tax Como.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Immediately
on the converting of the supreme court,
Chief Justice Fuller today read the in.
come tax opinion. The law has de-
clared unconstitutional. The vote OF
the court resulted, five against the con-
stitutionality of the law and four for
the law. Those against the law were
Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Field,
Gray, Brewer and Shlras; for the law,
Justices Hallan, White, Brown and
Jackson.
There was the usual throng of people
about the courtroom in anticipation of
a final decision. Those present includ-
ed many attorneys and a full represe n
tation of the press as well as fair
sprinkling of members of congress.
The justices were at the capitol early
and the consultation began promptly
at 10 O'clock, continuing until a few
minutes before IL.
The conclusions of the court were as
follows:
First-We adhere to the opinion al
ready announced that taxes on real es-
tate being indisputably direct taxes,
taxes on the rents on income Of real es-
tate are equally direct taxes.
Second We are of opinion that taxes
on personal property or on the income
of personal property are likewise direct
taxes.
Third The tax imposed by sections
~ to 81 inclusive, of the act of 1894. so
far as it falls on the income of real es.
tate and on personal property. being a
direct tax within the meaning of the
constitution and therefore unconstitu-
tional and void, because not apportioned
according to representation, all those
sections constituting the entire scheme
Of taxation are necessarily invalid.
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JUDGE LYNCH.
Punishment inflicted Upon Human Erut es
by Mob Law.

Punishment inflicted Upon Human Erut es
by Mob Law.
ELLAvILLE, Fla, May 2l.-Three
negroes were lynched Saturday night
in a dense swamp on the Suanee river
by white men for assaulting white
girl. 1t is reported that they were
fayed alive and then burned. after
being subjected to frightful tortures.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May al.-About
a month ago Jeride Shivers and two
other negro men enticed three young
daughters of white farmer away
from home in Coffee county and de-
tanned them in the woods for week.
The girls finally made their way
home again, but the rascals who led
them off could not be found. in
spite of diligent search being made
for them. Saturday, however, it
was learned that Shivers was in
a certain house near Tabernacle,
that county, and a posse quietly
captured him, and, taking him to the
river, placed a rope around his neck,
threw him into the water and drowned
him
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

The agricultural department., from
an examination of the stomachs of :, 900
specimens found that 05 per cent. of
the food of hawks and owls consists of
field-mice, grasshoppers and crickets.
1t is for the other 5 per cent. that the
farmers have been waging warfare on
these birds, so useful to agriculture.
The state of Pennsylvania has actually
paid 100000 in bounties to encourage
the killing of these birds, on the theory
that they are injurious to agricul-
ture. What mistaken beings men are.
A farmer will hunt half day to shoot
a bird which may take few grains of
corn day.
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THE EAST.

In a boarding house at Osterburg, Pa. i,
Charles Murphy and two other railroad
men were burned to death.
AT Lancaster, Pa, Amos B. Hostel
ter, leaf tobacco dealer, failed for $3.50,
900.
In Philadelphia Eli Williams frac-
tured his wife's skull with an ak and
then blew the top of his head off with
an old army musket.
A CALL was issued by advocates of
political reform for q national confer
ence to talk over the situation at Pro-
hibition park, Staten Island, n. Y,
June % to July 4.
HoRNP1PE won by length in the
great Brooklyn IN. w. handicap race,
with Lazarone second and Sir Walter
third. Time, 2:11A.
FLAMES in the west end of Coney
Island, N. Y, destroyed about 100
buildings, causing loss of s25o,ooo.
In Pittsburgh the 1O7th general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church con-
vened.
THE legislature Of New York ad-
journed sine die.
AT the fiftfeth anniversary in New
ark of the New Jersey Historic cal So
ciety, ex-President Harrison was pres
ent and was presented with gold
medal.
The window-glass manufacturers
throughout the country decided not to
form trust.
In the Pittsburgh Pa.) district the
mine strike, affecting 10000 men, came
work at the old prices.
AT the age of 4s years Arthur M.
wellington, editor of the Engineering
News, died in New York.
AT Providence, R. l., a tenement
house collapsed and Asa Aldrich, Mrs.
Mabel Guerlin and child of Louis Lee
moine were killed and eleven other
persons were injured.
A MAJORITY of stock Of the Philadel-
phia & Reading railroad was purchased
by the Vanderbilts.
PERCENTAGES of the baseball clubs in
the National league for the week ended
on the 18th were: Pittsburgh, .es2; Gin
cinnati, 1857; Boston, 1892; Chicago,
.615; Cleveland. .545; Philadelphia, 500;
New York, 500; Baltimore, .47O; ST.
Louis, 400; Brooklyn, 1850; Washing
ton, 300; Louisville. .25O.
FLAMES swept st. Adams, VT, de-
stroying dwellings, business blocks,
public buildings and large amount of
other properly. The loss was $3.50, 900.
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Tragedy at North vincennes. Ind.

V1NcENNEs, Ind, May 21.-Mose Lat
Ia, a,young farmer of excellent bust
ness and social standing, whose home
was just across the river in Illinois,
was assassinated Saturday night in the
street in North Vincennes Mr.. Latta
had just left the home of Miss Agnes
Conlin, a beautiful girl to whom he
was engaged to be married The MUIR
der was premeditated and wholly un-
provoked. The hatred of the assassins,
of whom it is believed there were sew
eral, had been aroused because Miss
Conlin had looked with more favor
upon the attentions of young Latta
than upon those of his rivals.
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Hayward's Death Warrant.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 90. Gov. Clough
signed Harry Hayward IS death warrant
at 1880 this morning june 81 is the
date of execution.
I'll bet ! can guess within Is days
Of the time when | will be hung, said
Hayward, when asked how he felt over
the fixing of the date Of his execution.
IF ! were to make guess as to the
day will be hung, would say-well
Il think the earliest time will be seven
months from today
Harry asked eagerly for noon edi-
ton of the newspapers containing the
announcement of the date He was,
however. as collected and jolly as ever
and did not seem in the least disturbed
over the news. He then resumed the
game Of cards he was playing with .
fellow prisoner.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

M1NCE pie is a good old New England
delicacy, but it has its danger line,
just as have other New England prod
ucts, like hard cider. Capt Archibald
Hill. of the Salvation Army at .Ellens.
vile, N. Y, has confessed to forgery,
and lays all his sins to his appetite for
mince pie. He was not satisfied with
pawning his clothes to get mince pie,
but forged check for 81 900 to appease
his appetite.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

Mr.. BALFouR in a recent address be-
fore the English Newspaper society
among other things said: THE news
paper in its capacity as an advertising
agent is after all of the first impor-
lance to any civilized society, mas
much as it brings together those who
have something to sell and those who
have something to buy" This comes
not from newspaper man, nor from
anyone interested in newspapers, but
from one of the leading statesmen of
England, who has had abundant oppor-
tunity to study the power of communi-
cation by advertisement.
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HAWAII WANTS HORNED ToAps
The Consul at San Diego Receives an
Order from His Government.

The Consul at San Diego Receives an
Order from His Government.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 2O.-H. P.
Wood, the Hawaiian consul, received
an order from the commissioner of
agriculture and forestry of Hawaii for
500 horned toads to be used on the
island to destroy bug that is eating
everything in sight. The commissioner
wrote that a lot of toads had been I'M
ported, but that they required water,
which was not always handy, while
the horned toad needs no water and is
equally expert as bug catcher. Con-
sui Wood therefore advertised for
horned toads, offering to pay one dol
lar dozen for them.
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The News Of the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the ten months ended April 30 last
the imports OF merchandise amounted
to 1902, 56O,654, against $3.50, $780, 21 in
1894. and the exports amounted to
$67s, 99o,337, against 1854, 49e,O ora in
1894, The exports of gold amounted to
$64,414,471, which is $36,2O9,7O9 in ex-
cess of the imports.
DURING the last ten months 193,62l
immigrants arrived in the United
States
The death of Rear Admiral John j.
Almy, United States navy, retired, oc-
Cured in Washington after long i'll
ness, aged sOyears.
PRocLAMAT1oNs declaring the Yank.
ton Sioux reservation in South Dakota
and the Siletz reservation in Oregon
open to settlement at noon May 81
were signed by the president.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 18th aggre.
gated 81, 161, 1884, 500, against 1927, 1884,
9s1 the previous week. The increase,
compared with the corresponding
week in 1894, was 3O.7.
IN VIC soVcu Odyh cuucO Oh tnc 1Itl
there were ell business failures in
the United States, against 227 the
week previous and 2l9 in the CORE.
spending time in 1894.
A STORY that Minister Thurston IA
vored the restoration of the Hawaiian
monarchy was ridiculed at Washington
Total collections from internal rev
enue sources for the past ten months
! of the current year foot up S12O. 652. OIL
an increase over 1894 of 81 ,511, 724.
ROBERT TYLER JONES, grandson Of
President Tyler, the only male person
over born in the white houe, died in
Washington.
In the week ended on the 18th fires
in the United States caused total los:
of $1,43s,s sos, against So, O32, o55 for the
preceding week.
The statement was made at the de.
partment of justice that nothing could
be done to keep the United States
courts going, as congress failed to make
an adequate appropriation.
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Debs viii InYestiTate.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, May IS. Presi-
dent Debs, Of the A. r. u, is going to
st. Cloud and Grand Forks to make a
personal investigation Of the cases Of
s the Eve men who were discharged
from the service Of the Great Northern
road. He is confident their reinstate-
ment will be secured If it is found that
their discharge was due to the fact that
they are active members Of the Aneri-
can Railway union.
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Earthquake in italy.

FLORENCE. May 21.-The population
of this city was thrown into a state of
panic Saturday by series of earth
quakes that did much damage here
and in other places. An investigation
was made by the authorities in Flor
ence, and it was estimated that 5000
houses had been damaged. At Raris
four persons were instantly killed, and
many others mortally injured. The
earthquake was also felt in Moravia,
southern Hungary and Dalmatia, and
also at Laibach. Serious earthquakes
have also been felt in the Ionian islands.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
Florence Nightingale congratulated.

LONDON, May II. florence Nightin-
gale, the famous Crimean war nurse,
was showered with congratulations
Wednesday on having reached her
18th birthday. There were mum
Der Of callers at her residence, all
of whom were received and vel
coined, although the health of the ven
cradle heroine is not of the best. Queen
Victoria's congratulations, in the form
of an autograph letter, were delivered
to Miss Nightingale by special mes
senger. Dispatches couched in felici-
tous phrases were also received from
the empress of Germany and the car
of Russia.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
B VIM Place Bon,l. worth se.ooo,ooo.
spain's Fun Disayowal.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.Information
has been received at the state depart
ment that Minister Taylor at Madrid
has mailed to the department the full
Spanish explanation and disavowal in
the Alliance incident. While the pur-
port Of this dispatch has been fully dis
counted in newspaper dispatches, its
receipt here will close the very inter-
estlng incident, and its publication
will be generally looked for.
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HE is DEAD.
He Is DEAD.
Close Of tho Career Of Rear admiral John

Close Of tho Career of Rear Admiral John
j. Almy.
WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Rear Admit
raj John J. Almy, United States navy,
retired, died here early Thursday
morning after long illness, aged 80
years. For three weeks his family
has known that the end was a
question of only short time Mrs
Amy, Miss Al1ny and the eldest son.
Charles G. Amy, were at his bedside
when the end came. Surviving Ad-
miral Amy are two other sons, Lieut..
William Almy, of the Fifth cavalry,
Lieut.. Augustus G. Amy, of the navy,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

Mrs. JULIA WOODS, of Kansas City,
is a woman who is new" with a
vengeance. Engaged to western
swain, she went to New York for a
troussean. On Broadway she met a
man named Arthur Grissom. She had
never seen him before. He had never
seen her. Neither had ever heard of
the other. They looked. They sighed.
They spoke. They faced about. They
entered the Little Church Around the
Corner and were made man and wife.
This does away with the question of
who shall propose; it does away with
moonlight nights in May and gas bills
in December.
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THERE is one thing that woman can
do better than anybody else in the
world. She can iron WORKOUT hand
kerchief SO that everyone of its ragged
holes will be hidden from sight, and
will only appear to view when her hus-
band, who is minister, takes that
identical handkerchief out of his
pocket when halfway through the SER
mon and calmly unfo]ds it to the eyes
of the whole congregation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

No GIRL who is not over IS years old
can be married in New York without
the consent of her parents, according
to new law. The worst of it is that
the young lady's testimony will not be
taken as to how old she is unless time
has left such evidences on her face as
will make it certain that the minister
cannot be mistaken as to her age.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

PRINTERS INK puts the case for ad.
vertising thus: advertising costs
money, and SO do railroad fares. But
as it is cheaper to ride a thousand miles
than it is to walk that distance, so also
it is cheaper to advertise than to cir
culariZe."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

EVERY few days the announcement
comes from Spanish sources that the
Cuban rebellion is suppressed, and the
next news that comes is pretty sure to
be the account of another bloody en-
gagement. Natives of Havana recently
arrived in New York say there is go
ing to be long war.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

Sons OF VETERANS in annual session
at Bloomington, ILL.,, denounced the
proposed dedication of confederate
statue in Chicago on Decoration day.
The grand division of the Order of
Railway Conductors met at Atlanta,
Ca, in twenty-ffth annual convention.
FLAMES in the yards Of the Dwight
Lumber company at Detroit, Mich.
caused a loss of over 100000.
The historical home of the poetical
sisters, Alice and Phoebe Cary, Clover
nook, near Cincinnati, was sold under
foreclosure. The Briggs-Swift estate
bought it to be preserved as histor-
ical literary center.
AN attorney at Kenosha, Wis, w. n.
Cowell, was arrested in Chicago,
charged with being concerned in one
of the most extensive land swindles OPP
Grated in this country in years:
THREE men were injured fatally by
the giving way OF the inside work of a
cotton mill in process of erection at At
lanta. Ga.
In Arizona "Apache Kid" and band
of renegade Apaches had fight with
Indians on the reservation, killed one
squaw, injured several others and car
ried one away.
The city treasurer of Manitowoc,
Wis, Fred Haukohl. committed suicide
by shooting. He was said to be short
$4,000 in his accounts
The doors OF the German deposit
bank at Massillon, o.. were closed.
AT the annual encampment in Bloom
ington, Gen. w. H. Powell, of Belle
vile, was elected commander Of the
Illinois G. A. r.
FRANK HILL and George Myers col
lided at Loveland, O., while going at
full speed on their bicycles, fracturing
each others skulls. Both were not ex-
pected to live.
AT the age of 81 years Peter H. Bur
nett, first governor of California, died
in San Francisco.
Mrs. KATE REED killed her 3-year-
old child and then took her own life at
Pine Bluff, Ark. She was recently de-
serted by her husband.
A SPECIAL agent Of the United States
bureau Of labor says there is more
child labor in proportion to mannfac-
turing institutions in Wisconsin than
n any other state.
THE safe in the bank at Anderson,
w. Va, was robbed by burglars of S.
600.
A MOB lynched John Howerton
(white) at Marion, KY, for assaulting
Anna Pierce, the 16-year-old daughter
of prominent farmer.
In good health Mrs. Adam Carl, Of
Richmondville, Mich, celebrated her
10th birthday. There was no doubt of
her age, as she had documentary
evidence to prove it.
BEN RUSSELL, ex-mayor of Lexing-
ton. Mo-, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself because Of financial trou-
bles. He was the Oldest native born
citizen Of Lexington.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
cannot be mist;

COMMANDER ?. n. MCGIFFEN, the
American who served with the Chinese
in the late war, attributes the superb
GRITTY of the Japs in the naval battles
to the fact that they used shells, while
the Chinese guns had nothing but solid
shot. He claims that the Chinese gun
ners were just as accurate, and bore
themselves with equal bravery, but
We're not provided with modern projec-
%i1ac
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VESSELS GO DOWN.
Boats on Lake Michigan Meet with Dis
a6ter In the storm.

aster In the storm.
CHICAGO, May 16.-Lake Michigan un.
leashed itself Monday night in one OF
the worst storms known for years, and
only the most fortunate circumstances
prevented repetition of the series OF
wrecks and disasters that occurred
May Is, 1894.
Following is a list of those who lost
their lives in during the storm:
Crew OF the unknown three masted schooner
wrecked OF North Point near Milwaukee:
John Olson, Chicago: Martin Peterson. Mani
towoc; John Detroy, Sheboygan, fatally in
jured in rescuing crew of schooner Quickstep
wrecked near Racine.
CHICAGO, May 17.-All doubts con.
corning the fate of the Kate Kelly
were cleared away Wednesday when
the tug Jesse Spalding reached this
port from Kenosha with wreckage Of
the vessel. Capt. Hatch and the crew
of five men are undoubtedly lost.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

BELLS are tolled in some districts of
France when frost is threatened. Inn
mediately the inhabitants place guam.
titles of tar between the rows of vines.
The tar is lighted, and volumes of
dense smoke arise, thus protecting the
riroo
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Nicaragua Pays the Bill.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May pa
check for G15, 900 was drawn Wednes.
day, payable to the order Of the Mic.
araguan minister in London, Senior
Cresanto Medina, to settle the British
claim Of $75, 900 for the expulsion Of
Consular Agent Hatch. The money
has been raised by private subscription
from Nicaraguans and foreign resi-
dents, and no necessity arose for ac-
cepting the help offered by other Cen
trail American repub lics.
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Presbxter,ans Meet

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May l7.At II
o'clock Thursday morning the one hun
dred and seventh general as
sembly Of the Presby terrain church
opened in the Third church in this
city. There were nearly GOO commits
sioners present when the opening hour
arrived, and it was a noticeable fact
that this assembly is composed almost
entirely of young and unknown men.
At the afternoon session DIR. Russell
Booth, of New York, was elected mod
oro for 49,
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The Dogs Of Paris.

Late returns show that Paris has
eighty thousand registered dogs, Or
ono to every thirty Inhabitants. Il
cost two million dollars annually to
feed them, but the dogs in turn afford
occupation to twenty-five manufac-
turers Of collars and muzzles, four
bakers of dogs bread, five factorie.
where dog biscuits, consisting Of meat
fibre, are made; three special dog
pharmacies, dozen infirmaries and
two dog hospitals. Chicago Herald.
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Rich
Red BI God.

Is the Foundation Of the Wonderful Cure,
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
That is Why the cures by Hoods Sarsa.
parilla are CURES.
That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
the severest cases Of Scrofula, Salt Rheum
and other blood diseases
That 10 Why it overcomes That Tired
Feeling, strengthens the nerves. gives
energy in place of exhaustion.
That Is Why the sales of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla have increased year after year, until
1t now requires the largest Laboratory In
the world for the production Of
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JOE JEFFERSON recently lecture9 to
the Yale students, or rather scolded
them, for presenting farce comedies,
instead of standard plays He told
them that the average college farce
oe...od5 y wac siI.ap1y degrading and die
pustinD
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

THE young queen Wilhelmina, of
Holland, is to be markedly and by,
she is only IA now-to grandson of
Queen Victoria, the son of the prince of
Gotha -Coburg. The British queen is
slowly gathering all the crowns into
her family.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

PROF. HOLDEN has come to the con
clusion that there is no atmosphere
and no aqueous vapor on Mars, and
consequently no inhabitants. Thus
many pretty speculation is shattered
by hard facts
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

The war which Germany is waging
on American dried apples has led to
the belief that the Germans drink too
much beer. after eating the apples.
The result is always disastrous.