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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Iowa State Re1atta.

MASON CITY, Ia, July 23.-The Du.
buque. Sioux City, Cedar Rapids and
Ottumwa crews have arrived at Clear
lake. Other crews are expected during
the day. People from all parts Of the
country are pouring in on every train.
The largest meeting in the history Of
the state regatta is expected.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
ON THE DIAMOND.
Western Lcnguc.

Western League.
AT St. Paul, s; Detroit, 6.
AT Minneapolis, s: indianapolis, II.
At Milwaukee, 8; Terre Huute, 4.
At Kansas City, 8; Grand Rapids, 4.
National Lengue.
At Cleveland, 8; Washington, =.
At Pittsburg, 8; Baltimore, s.
At Cincinnati, 10; New York, 8.
At Louisville, 6; Philadelphia, Is.
At Chicago, B; Brooklyn, 8.
At st. Louis, 2; Boston, 13.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Free Trade In England.

During the last quarter Of century
England g export trade Of homo produce
has decreased from EDS, 600, 900 Il year
in 1892 to Gl43, 900, 900 a year i'll 1904,
falling off Of almost 25 per cent. This
is the example that the free traders de-
sire this country to follow.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Il Contains MI any lvI ysterlouS
i 5.a apartments. 81
SECRET CHAMBERS FOUND.
Hangman's Bloody Moose
IL and More Human Bones 3.
e. & Unearthed. I'd

CHICAGO, July 20. Bones and
articles Of clothing were turned up in
the basement Of Holmes house during
the day. Some Of the bones were from
the butcher shop, but others resembled
those of human foot In chest
holding secret belongings Of Holmes
the police found vest. identified as
enc long worn by Holmes, upon which
there are dark stains resembling blood.
In box were found a thin shirt and
other articles of underwear. The shirt
had the initials j. B. D." worked in
red letters. The box was found under
the floor and was covered with a layer
OF friedrich. In the cellar near where
the bones were found was Woman's
shoe
With Evidence OF Fire
on the sole. AS the earth near where
these articles were found was not re.
moved in laying the foundations OF the
house no reason for their burial can be
assigned by the police except to hide
murder. Close by is the bottom Of the
shaft which made quick connection be-
tween the top of the house and the
basement, while just over the, spot is
the blind stairway which leads into the
third floor by trap door placed under
stationary bath tub.
A meeting OF the detectives engaged
in the examination Of the house was
held during the evening and they an.
nounced that, in their opinion. the
house had been constructed for the
purpose of deliberate slaughter. More
Care than ever will now be taken in
s.Arcning the premises.
Hangman's Bloody Rope.
In noosed rope, stained dark about
the knot, the police think they have
lnds an important discovery. The
rupe, which was found hidden beneath
quantity Of rubbish, is of consider
able length and strong. At one end is
plated loop and the other u running,
or 'hangman' noose." About the knot
aud on the rope near the moose were
found several dark spots, which
the police Immediately concluded We're
bloodstains.
he length Of the rope is such that,
were tho plated loop attached to the
wall upstairs of Holmes secret dumb
waited shaft, a body hanging from the
moose would just clear the floor ut the
bottom of the shaft This coincidence
convinced some of the detectives that
Holmes alleged victims had been
pushed through the upstairs door to
the dumb waiter and strangled to
death in the shaft below. Others of
the officers, however, refused to accept
the theory and the rope was submitted
to IN analysis to determine the nature
Of the stains.
"A Warrant for Holmes.
II. II. Holmes will be charged with
the crime Of murder in the city Of Chi
cago in the morning. A warrant tor
his arrest on that charge will be sworn
out by A. MINER, nephew Of Julia l..
Conner, of Muscatine, IL. Holmes will
be charged in the warrant with having
murdered Mrs. Conner some time be.
tween Aug. and Nov. /, 1892 The
warrant will be placed in the hands Of
Inspector Fitzpatrick by Mr.. MINER,
and, while it cannot be served at the
present time it will be acted upon the
instant that he is freed from the charge
pending against him in Philadelphia.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
MAJORITY OF 1903.

English Election Returns Show More
Conservative Gains.
LONDON, July 2S.-The pollings thus
far returned leave the state of the par.
ties as follows: Conservatives 229, Lib
eral Unionists IS, total Unionists 1858.
Liberals ia, McCarthyites 81, Parnell-
ties z, Labor 2, total opposition III.
The government now has a majority
of IO8.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Defective Armor Plate.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The navy
department has been having bad luck
lately in securing heavy armour plate
for the big battleships, and, owing to
the rejection of about dozen great
plates, the completion Of the armour
plating Of those ships may be delayed
for some months. Most of the plates
were intended for the battleships Mas.
sachusetts and Iowa.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Continuous DoNnpour.

DENVER, July 23.-A special to The
Republican from Albuquerque, N. NJ,
says: It has been raining for "a hours
north and west of this city and is still
pouring down here. On the east side
Of the Galistee river, small mountain
stream. four Santa Fe passenger trains
are tied up. New Mexico has had more
rain in the past two weeks than in ten
wears before,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
He W outed Work.

NEwBUReH, N. Y, July 23.-Albert
B. Cole, manager Of the Singer Manu-
featuring company, was shot in the
left shoulder and left hip by Harry
Perrine, an insane man, and seriously
wounded. Perrine called at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Cole and asked for work,
xnd, on being refused, shot Mr.. Cole.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Senators At tho 500

SAULr STE. MARIE, Mich, July 3d.
United States Senators Davis of Mime.
sofa and Pettigrew of South Dakota
are here. They came Saturday to in
spect the government work at the
canal and lock and to look over i'm.
provements in the 500 river to Detour.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
IT Ia Still Growing.

About the only thing that thrives I'M
der the present administration is the
deficit, which enjoys growth Of aston
fishing proportions. It was $51, 900, 900
at last accounts Boston Journal
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Militia Preparing to Move.

LARAMIE, Wy, July .23:-Colonel
Foote of the Wyoming national guards
has ordered Fred Hesse, Jr., captain OF
Company A OF Laramie, to assemble
his company to determine how many
can be sent out against the Indians
and prepare them to move when or
dered. Company A is the crack militia
company of the state. IA
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
still Lack One Man.

FARGO, N. D., July 2s.-The Process
of securing jury in the Kent murder
case continues very tedious. The spe-
cid venire Of 80 men was exhausted
during the day and four mon secured.
This makes IL in all
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Mine Being Flooded,

ANGELS CAMP, Colo, July 23.-Fire
broke out in the interior of the Utica
mine Sunday night and is still raging.
The mine is being flooded. The loss
will probably be 500, 900 or more.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
sucoesds Moore 1t ChIcaRo.

WARRINGTON, July 28.-Secretary
Morton has appointed Edward g. Gar.
riott of Missouri, local forecast officer
in charge of the weather bureau in
Chicago. He succeeds Willis L. Moore,
the new chief Of the weather bureau.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Davis Was Guilty.

PIERRE, 8. D., July 28.-E. w.
Davis was found guilty Of the murder
of Nels Carlson. The jury fixed the
punishment at approximation life.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
Canadian Parliament Proroeusd.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 23.-The Cana
dian parliament was prorogued after
three months session. Lord Aberdeen
delivered the usual address from the
throne, reviewing the legislation
passed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26
WISCONSIN PEOPLE LOST.

Four Former Residents OF Black River
Falls Perished in a Flood.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, July 3d.
A telegram has been received here an-
nouncing the death of four persons who
recently left the country to seek home
in Indian Territory. Last spring John
McCollum sold his farm near here,
packed up part Of his worldly posses.
sions and started with ten horses and
covered wagons for the Indian Terri
tory. He had with him three grownup
sons, leaving his wife and five small
children until he could get located.
The report is that while camped on the
banks Of q stream in Missouri there
was cloudburst, and McCollun and
his sons, wagons, teams and everything
were washed into the stream and lost.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-07-26

were thrown rs ths 4 IoS,s q Il sine tl s
day in the debate bet tween Horr ind
Harvey. It was more than ever = case
Of Greek meets Greek, and interest in
the tug Of war heightened ut once
when it was seen that the days Of
Pericles, as we'll as 1892, 1916, 1873 and
other years, no matter how historic or
important, were all barred more or less
In favor OF 1896. The early part Of the
days debate was taken up with a dis.
cussion Of some remarks Of Senator
Morrill, and had but little bearing on
the question. Mr.. Harvey then defined
scientific bimetallism to be the free
coinage of both gold and silver at an
assumed ratio; change in the size OF
the gold dollar whenever the parity be-
tween the gold and silver coins should
require; the option to both individuals
and the government to pay in the
cheaper money. He held that, under
these circumstances. silver would not
depreciate, because there would be al
unlimited demand at the ratio fixed by
law, and no man would sell his bullion
below the price at which he could have
it coined. ~ 't%
Not . Question of Ratio.
Mr.. Horn said this matter of ratio
had little or nothing to do with the
question. The fact was that all Of the
civilized nations of the world refused
to recognize silver and would only re-
ceive it at its bullion value, measured
in gold. What might be il the other
nations should join in admitting silver
to free coinage was one thing; for US
to attempt it along was another.
MIR. Harvey said that a dear dollar
and cheap dollar were comparative
terms to be measured by mans cir
cumstances. If a gold dollar were
worth more than silver dollar. some
more costly substance might be found
out of which to make dollars. He said
he did not propose to allow Mr.. Horr to
pose as the friend of the laboring man.
The gold men had thrown some 4, 0OO,-
900 workingmen out Of employment
and had put some of them in prison
because they objected to having their
wages decreased.
Mr.. Horr said it was in 1879 that we
resumed specie payment and the only
money of final redemption was gold.
He asked, was distress abroad in the
land from that on? The TACT is the
years from 1879 to 1899 found our peo-
pie better employed and at better wages
than in any other same number of
Years since this government was
formed.
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/ srroelssbeo baosr iaa srIHels lonl
a~u,hcranerne. Sertil fcmmer. at Dc
iroufs ariasre o. mango dHor', ION
islasr mss BEN, of brin5e aEiItsuooHs
m.u gaurrsts tlouot be iHefsot'.
Ter lpoer alIsrsos afos'r opsr ben
iruule oars usaosliss GrsmiaFS.
On Ranses ~HaoaaaHits ariuosr oS
gsru er bierus itianoeoe al uisosliis
franis soleo.er. Sr1neeUia o9 aus
ire iistte Grlt,s Tiger csiaa msc BEN.
SOAR 9siuiisrRs rldoe, os bliUsr Den
fisuns 2 pirislis @irnnit, fommsr o'rs
Suouuouere til at umbptte 1T suuals
S,bsHfa6 meo ct npt, tuis GnIal aauta
sr 9apsn / ROm.
Reoaeastar Ct urtrsut IRE Gange
iaa itur Iom Gnelano o. @al.s os ues
oisr co. 23O, 900 apaorntmiL. 99sssr
ri iammen Stotsrrs Snoianc, SltHuis.
drua "a @istpniiu. iaa NJ Ui snooa
tnas ct apet stptts al Riuueiotn easr
en- unosu gatritat for al ila en- 2audo'
uieoe, ION iuorsr til @~aeaaastnr.
soltsmansbsn anTanes fOrifl!ar9'.
Rimsliapis sr ben msQsm 4 us 5 ggiI'
licusr. Gen sr iaaEe irust5ar os rig
Yaa Gapntsmmer. 3 Sierssus sr Der
Sern, arbbsr, sslu % Cub; men
Bsrauerssorlit er Der n1itsu life. 81
iOltuiussn lsUer Of assrbrus % soa3s
nrf I
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-18
S6adnm cloeIie.
(AfS. " alersG asen.)

Risfiouss 3 ulmer, iamIebe % ~
sipne at 8aitor 6. 8aIorIaHp, ginu,aga
liz. llOstuersnS 6UrIas.
Slauot BORT roritslutberife &irieioIt tN.
oper er Der iIRr / De itoite 10 4ar pllt q
iiGrt Nisiion' lambs. iom iiaoi9 uurtr o,
udrmer SlertcrHe; " siipusmgosr al mara.
SIa9s toloes ooerat / 9ieaiabeocrue; n.
minoslisbeo bru9es en- eler auoeu al prr
Salmsbpasr. os bette er aoot o. bel, ma:
De i~uoebuller mesrt faa Wisiionsil mu.
osrueo or Sraussn ultt til en- iGr q Il III
ito s'SoImcbca. SEQ bar hopt Anlsoau;
til Of eisuremie 1ere al oisie. meu bet d
life uogsu al BEN. iom bar iilioIt MIA I'D
lsoss. m Iait. @ilOelaros; ben bar i d
6ortrtu:
/ Zen er risboIOis; SamI,nsen taIa
125 SaIm.r.
?. Zen cr aIiioia pnn RisFonsCnradsa
, II bar SaImCr icr 90osm3Si omen. 9ner'
missioner. Su!u' Os 1iaonsa tar.R sfions
D 2en pasler p9laa gooi Tor nIn1Ilof.ti
Spbpg1eliesmpoer.
A Sen er iauilet fro II al be bsoIts St'
mriam.iussr, iom ppr 6 RE eicr.
5. Ter anor eli parm, triieIis gaWo slSI
mem benz ale. uopal9.t er soot.
g. Snlmsrne or FORE; &eriere U~periiis
te;oeu 5 I Gutai. 4 8srs sr almiuoeu.4.
So8eu CT uarmt anbeinIet al Ntr2Toa5'
prsit S%prgsui,n iamt mango Slnoe.
Zen iGt8cs / sIuasbure 9ubI. '6ul,
Ninucapulis. iamt &utberan SubL. 6ugl
9ccorab Gen uorIic Spuoeesl "a tiHigs d
ursioeren, Tnit. 3aIDslano. 1909 &. frdH5'
lin Np, Mimsapolts. grlieu er 25 Gents
for beoite Slno 90 Cen 8 for lirnpIert.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-18
ara Spring 6rope, Winn.

8. Z. Ber8ssaa-o, 6eurp Glousien
% GorI GI6sriioH bar p9ret iaa iors
Huitiss, Of huer al bsm bar label latte
Op en- oi Be beijsnote -5scorab b
giuomgaer. Ter CT mango Here, iOm
Uil ljsbs iamme sRgae, inainart be
inar fine 8rsnoe iiinno. act bstisnbts
5rma SOesb & auals bar tasst
Ggsuitubst for "EseOrab", O9 be oil
pare iua inoerlis b aise til at uibialpe
Jnrmsrnss Gruus mso Ssnipu til
Yinsmgqsr.