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un,on National hank Affairs.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE Union Ma
tional bank In the creditors' dill hl.d
In the superior court, seeks to set ABIDE
tue alleged sale u $500, 900 worth OF
stock Of the Omsha bulldog company,
To owners ~ the Omaha office building.
The bill Gays tue Missouri National
oank Of Kansas CITY through iIs presi-
dent. ID. V. Relger, made a pretended
sale OF the,tJok 20 Adam Armstrong
and James q. Reigsr for n supposed
confederation Of 10000, although It Is
alleged no mOuey was actually pail, In
order to prevent ths creditors, h. y.
Blanchard anu Don. u. CLARK, from
collecting their claim,
KANSAS CITY, Nov. TO repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press,
Attorney James q. Reiger, OF the MIS-
souri, NAIioIAi bank today said regard
ing the proceedings brought by the
CHICAGO Union National bank 10 set
aside the sale OF $500, 900 worth Of stock
N the Omaha builllpg; "The U Ion
National bank Is plqusd because they
hlll no secur ~ Tor iheir nOtse, vale
tho Missouri National bank dees."
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confederation Of Canadian provinces
tn 1870. Tho Protestant contention
has been that while reference wns
made to parochial schools In o. ec.ei
bill Of rites submitted In 1873, here
was no such reference In tue bill
ratified and adopted In 1870 by both
pr viz cial npd Dominion governments.
/ n answer to this Protestant contention
the R1msn Catholics produced a
m AnuscfIpt bearing date NJ 1870 which
read that the rights OF Roman Cath
oiics 10 their schools should never be
inteffered with. This m ,nuscript bore
evidence OF being reliable AMI authen-
H. aud seemed conclusive.
Now, however, the government
,ho ~ ihst the date oil the document
wss really 1873 ana a scientific photo
graphic prOoess reveals that the figure
'hfoe ives changed into the cipher.
The original figure 3 10 by phtt1.
graph revealed Ia faded ink like the
rect OF the document while tbs cipher
Is 10 ireshcr AMI blackeT Ink.
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NOTABLE WEBBING.
Miss Irene Lauxhorur, tho wiis OF n
New York Artist.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. THE mos,
notable weIdi 4 Of the season here
took place today when Miss Irene
Lang horne b.o.Ine this bride OF Charles
Dane Gibson, an artist Of New York.
New York. Boston, Philadelphia. Bal
timore, Washington and Virginia were
largely represented. st. Paul's church
was brilliantly illuminated with hun
dfeds OF candles aud effectively decor
alsd Ia white anu green.
The bridesmaids were Misses Bessie
Martin and SaIlie Psmberton, Phila-
dulphis; Abyss Connolly, Ellen Hob.
son, MAY Jones, Elizabeth Gibson,
Mamie aud Phyllis LanghUrne. Tho
rhe best man was LAngdon Gibson,
and tue ushers Harry Langhoine, Al.
gernon Craven, James Dskay, l.. Il.
Sykes, rhomAs Hastings, Johu 4. Au-
deIslu, Milburn 4. Myers, Tompkins
Mel and R'cnArd Harding
Dayip.
Mir. and Mrs. Gibson left at 3 O'Clock
for Ola Point, whence they 70 to New
fOrk and other northern cities, but
viii return TO Richmond before sailing
for Europe on lne 23rd.
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To TAX. ,h. Place. sr,b. strikers.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from
ST. P.ui says tue Great Northern nus
taken steps to put its business ON Luz
old footing. Men have gone out u,
kalispslI, Dsvil's Lake aud 81. Clouu,
MINI. Men to take their places have
been brought here from Chicago, 81.
Louis anu southern Illinois points.
They will leave sometime today Tor the
points on the Great Northern where
toe men have gone out.
A dispatch from Devils Lake, N.
d.. says the Great Northern 10 still
tied up here. No freight trains what.
ever arc being moved. This engineers
and hremen are willing 10 work bu,
cannot get conductors or bTakeinsn 10
take out their trains.
Colonel Dodge, VI Minneapolis, Is
here to lock alter the legal side OF the
strike situation.
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SOUND IN rnE DEBRIS,
nodiss Of Twenty Ave Victims Tsand
Ia the Dstroit huisa

DETROIT, Nov. THE bodies Of
the following victims OF zee
terday's ex plosion were removed from
the mass OF debris early this morningi
Adolph sohrieber IT.. bookbibdeT;
John Gordon, eleotrotyper. A large
force IL working In tbs ruins and more
bodies undoubtedly will bs discovered
Twenty-Five bodies already have
been taken from the ruins OF the
Journal building aud the search still
goes on. TO the list sent last night tho
following have been aided; Adolph
5chrieber Jr., John Gordon, KITTY
Leonard, Rosa Morgan, John Britten.
bscher, an unknown man, jennie
Fiebauer, aged 10, Bertha Weidbusoh,
10, apd Ernest Perkins, assistant mail.
Ing clerk, Journal.
There are yet twenty missing, swell.
Ing the probable list OF dead 10 40 or
20. Besides. nineteen persons were
Injured, two fatally. The cause OF the
boiler explosion Is q mystery.
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mAsIronA somooL QUESTION.
Sensational Doc Iin-nt Issued BY ths
GoysEnment

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from
WinEipeg. Man, says
or scores OF documents that have
been issued since the parochial sohoo'
agitation began, by far the inost sen
sstional has just been published by tue
Manitoba government. IL has been
kept by the government TO DO sprung
on the owe OF the general elections and
tue effect OF the startling document u
all that has been expeo1eJ. IL ar
raigns tho Roman Catholic hierarchy
for falsliyiug.
The Roman Catholics have nil alonP
COMMENDED that their schools we're pre-
served to them under the bill OF rites
adopted when Manitoba entered the
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MIssEAPoLIs, Nov. IA DEVILS
Lake, N. ID. dispatch rays: The
backbone Of tho Great Northern strike
wa. broken this morning by the ar
rival OF train with seventy special
policemen, eighteen now conductors,
twenty Ave brakemen and three hre-
men. Deputies are patToiling this
yards anu the tTains have All been
started out. The recruits enlisted ut
Chicago by = detective agency are n
sorry looking lot Tor clothing, but there
has been no disturbance anu none ii
expected.
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Rear Admiral snursid, Dead.

wAsHIsoTOS, Nov. 7.-Rear Al.
mirai II bert w. Shuleldt, retired, died
At 1880 today after = long illuess fol-
lowing M attack OF grip aud an Rcoi'
deit while driving a yesr sg)' He
was appointed mid.hipman from New
York In May, 1889, became rear al'
mifnl My, 1883, aud reuTed In lssi.
He hau "A mos nOtsUle record, having
opened C0Ien q the W rid by treaty
surveyed tbs fshauuleptc canal route,
anu played an important part In the
owl war.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
A. Aged Herman Held Up en- . Rail =
read rrsin.

CHICAGO, Nov. John Fuller, an
aged German from tho West on his
way TO Germany 10 spend the remsin-
der OF his days, was held up on n
through Chicago 4 Erie passenger
train at Archer avenue last night by
four unknown men who dragged him
from the car to The platform where
they searched him, but without secur-
Ing anything. 30 quick were tho men
that they gel away from the train be-
fore the passengers really knew what
had occurred.
The crime was Que Of the boldsst OF
recent months anu Is only equAlled BY
q similar occurrence nj tho same point
but = few weeks ago when . woman
was robbsj In her state room while
the traih stopped al iho station on its
way east. In the latter Instance the
robbers made q rich haul. The police
were notified and are now looking Tor
the robbers.
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wiiii.n'. Li,,is speech.

BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Emperor vii.
liam today reviewed the recruits OF
the rsgimests OF tue guard. His ma.
Jes,y made short speech to the young
soldiers, reminding them that they
now belonged to his army and bidding
them especially TO be mindful OF the
honor. He added; "Beforo all things
you should trust In God TO preserve
your honor, and be faithful to your
emperor snd country, whether sgHinst
. foreign or internal foe."
General Won Winterfeldt called for
cheers for the emperor which were
heartily given.
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TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 7.-Cashisr
W. q. Peters, OF the Jailed Columbia
National bank 10 under arrest on tbv
charge Of making = e. lac entry In the
Individual deposit ledger, thereby
crsditing cry Treasurer McCsuicy
with mAsiDg u special deposit Of &c..
900. whom In fact no such deposit was
made. 1t 10 alleged that his object
was TO deceive the comptroller Of Tie
currency ~ TO the bank's condition.
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LONDON, Nov. THE Berlin cor.
rtspor dent VI tue Times comments on
tho imm en.e incfe asu In socialist vltea
In the fo.ballot In the district OF Dlrl.
mund, Te,ulting IN this return u tne
socialist buigenau, aud says; This 10
largely Jus TO the fact that mauy
cenlrists supported the socialist, rather
than the raiionsi ilbeiRl candidate.
This, the NOtwaefts says, ~ the peo-
ple's answer 20 Emperor Williams
app,al Tor cohesion agAius the social.
Isis aud to the threatened anli-sgcialist
measures.
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p.c,ae improvement, Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. The Ex.
aminur says the Southern Pacific com.
pany has under consideration the Ad.
vitaoility Of disinoorporAting the
Pacific improvement company, u con-
Germ formed 10 develop tue properties
OF the road. &. r. Huntington, ptssi.
dent OF tbs Southern Pacific, while
denying tho statement In part, says
that the work Of tbs Pacific Improve
mcnt company would bs abandoned n
the company could dispose Of what II
owns.
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PHILApELdHIA, Nov. The In-
ternationHl Navigation company has
libellod tho Observation-Disclosures
line steamship Oodan, which was
towod into Halifax saturday with her
snsh broken, by the Pesnlsnd, for
100000. II is the general opinion OF
shipping msn that the case 10 ono g.
wnich unusually msIitorious services
were rendered, rs the vessel woulJ
have been driven sshore on SApie
Island and become q total loss during
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BERLIN. Nov. THE bourss today
opened fiat, but closed better on reas.
suripg reports.
PARIS, Nov. There was an im-
provement OF tho tone on the bourso
here today.
LONDON, Nov. THE msrhet was
depressed today NJ far a. American
securities were concerned.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-"Choppy"
Wartourton, the msnsgsr OF J. Mionael,
the Welsh champion who was chnl.
leuged through the American Wheel.
man by J. s. johnson for series %
three races, has accepted tbs challenge.
He cablsd that Miohsel would accept
the challenge OF the American, but
would insist that the race bs held In
France or England.
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LONDON, Nov. 7.-AI a meeting OF
the executive committee Of tho Irish
National loague this afternoon II was
decided TO remove Timothy Healy
from the executive committee on sc.
count OF hi. scIion III this time Of the
so-called O'Msgh revolt In Juiy when
nj County Tyrone the national oon-
vention, he accused John Dillon OF
selling Tyrone to the English parIN
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SyRAcusR, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Thomas
q. AlvJfo, eI-ii.ut1uant governor VI
the state. Is III at his home Ia this city,
being found unconscious la bed. Nj.
Alvofd has tesu ailing Tor some Ssoss
and II 10 feared that his pr,seat illness
10 OF q serious nature.
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n,Iiions fer The improvement, Of
canals.

New YoRI<, Nov. The propoL-
tipu that the state shall stend 81, 0O0..
900 tor improving the canals has teen
adopted. The returns are coming In
slowly but ACcIfate figures received
from twenty 'hree counties give u
ma GRITTY oi fll4,S3l votes In lts favor.
The work done la this city In behalf VI
Tho proposition met with great success,
for OF the ll7,7ll vo,es Get ON the
question, there were only l5,bO3
Hgainst IL.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE returns
give Bradley . plurality Of over
1900 aud the eisht counties not ye,
n uras. The result OF the legislature IL
of the Republicans on q Joint ballot.
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New YORR, Nov. "A special TO
the World from Colon says:
Tneto was riot among 200 Jap.
anese laborers on u plantaiion on the
leland on Martinique with much
bIOodshed.
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ALASKANS EXCITED.
Tho Boundary Question Is tho Cause
Of tho Trouble.
THE DISPUTE IN A NUTSHELL.
Great Britain Claims q Large Part OF
southsastern Alaska With lis
HafbOr.

San FRAScisoo, Nov. 7.-C. A.
Carpenter, who va, formerly editor OF
tho Alssksn New. at juneau. h" just
rs'urnei from the North, aud no says
ba tho peops 10 the territory are In
lever OF excite nsnt over. tue bound
AIRY question In all It's details. He
stismatizes the attempt OF the Cana
dian surveying party to locate the line
according to their charts as q grab on
tue part OF EaslAHd. This gfest schems
on the part Of England, he says, be-
sides her natural greed for the gold Of
tns Yukon, 10 to establish n ooaling
station anu port OF entity on tue
Alaskan cOAet, 70 that she may occupy
a position OF vAntags In the event Of
an oriental war or trouble with Great
Britaiu and Russia.
"rhs dispute, In n NUTSHELL" he
said, sis that GteAt Bfitain holds, ia
accordance with the provisiDus 81 the
treaty, that the boundary iiae I. ten
marine leagues Ia the interior from the
outward line OF tho bordering islsndB
Instead Of from the cost Hoe OIL the
MAINLAND. By taking the outer s1gc
Of the ISLANDS ~ the point irom which
Tho boundary line parallels England
will Try TO shut CUT Alaska from her
hsrbors along the mainland. lu other
words, rob Alaska OF the greater pars
Il southeastern Alsssa. The American
government has always held a. Its
Interpretation OF the Russo.Euglish
treaty that the line 10 ten marine
leagues from the indentations OF cos.t
line OF the mainland, and there never
would have been dispute II England
had a port ofentry by which sue could
roach the Yukon Valley"
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the storm on the following night, had
,he not fallen In with the Pennland.
A strange coincidence IL that Just six
yests ago the Pennland wa, lowed h..
TO Halifax under similar circumstances
nv one OF the steamships Of the
Nslherla ndt- A merlcsn line.
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Ilre. Qnsneh.d In snow.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 7.-SpeciAis from
South DAKOTA, Northern Iowa, South.
orn Minnrsola aud Western Wiscon.
sin repor! the first snow Of the season.
In some places over q foot. The
forest Ares arc quenched,
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TnE EAIR Will.
The Contest No, ss,tisd. Say the
Attorneys.

SAN FRAHoIsco. Nov. The AT
torneys engaged 10 the Fair will CON-
test deny shat there 10 any foundation
Tor the statement made In y local paper
that the contest had boon compounded.
Herman Oslrichs, Charles l.. Fair and
w. 4. q odiellow, the latter trustee
under the will Of the late Senator Fair
each pro lounce the report OF = com.
pfoInis4 absolutely untrue. Tue aitor.
neys say that the time for compro-
mise has passed AM that neilhcr aide
would now accept II even N II were
offered.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. Ton appli-
cation OF the bank officials, Judge
Fighter yesterday sppoilted u receiver
for the Bank OF North America anu
tbs doors were closed. II IL understood
the deposits were less than $40, 1000.
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WICHITA, KAs,, Nov. 7.--Miss Hsr-
riel Johnston, me YOUNGEST asus hter
4 W. w. Johnston, and Mr.. Fred
Cooper, \ prom,neul attorney OF Los
4 .Tai--, Ca'tO'nia, were married last
evening. The wedding was the most
fashionable OF the season.
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Admitted IhaIr DaIeAI.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. THE
Democratic campaign committee today
admitted the defeat OF their local
ticket and will take no steps looking
10 q recount.
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ST PETERSBURG, Nov. IA dis.
patch to ithe Noyoe VremyA from
Vladivo'tOcE says tho Russ an wa
chip Yakut captured seveutssn foreign
callers In the sea Of Okh,uk, all bsy.
,ny slaughtered seals on hoard, One
schooner chased BY the wsIship
escaped.
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'Iucomplete.

A close comparison with last years.
returns from the precipcts yet TO be-
heard from .hows that the maIoritits
fos Wells and Allen over Game aud
Roberta are no, likely to be reduced
more thsn about 400 Mt q liberal esii-
mate, hence II may DO sa'ely asserted
that Wells will have u plurality In I'll.
State OF 1850 and Allens plurality
will be about 1000.
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Following IL the vote on R,wlins
(D) Au1 Cannon R) last year for Dele
gate TO Congrsss, for comparison. The
MS, column 10 the Democratic and
second column the Republican vote:
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BREEDING suFFAloEs.
Some OF tho HybridS That Are Produced
Are Zine Animals.

Some OF tho HybridS That Are Produced
Are Zine Animals.
A famous Montana character is Char
lie Allard Of Rayalli. Mr.. Allard is IA
nous mainly because he is one of the
owners of the largest herd of buffalo in
the country, and no man living has
given to these now rare animals more
patient study and attention than he.
1.-The coolest storms Of winter do not
trouble them," be says, ''for their
thick, shaggy coats are windproof.
During the heavy SHOWS and billiards.
they climb the hills, and turning their
breasts to the wind defy the storm.
They feed where the snow is thinnest.
Cattle are driven before a storm and
will often 60 with wind 60 or 100
miles from the accustomed range unless
they reach sheltered spot. Horses turn
their backs to storm, but the buffaloes
face it every time. They seem to keep
in about the same condition Of flesh the
year round and are as good eating in
the spring as they are in the fall, and a
buffalo steak is about as fine a morsel
as ever man made meal Of. About
two years ago / purchased the Jones
herd of buffalo, which was at Omaha.
There were 81 of them in the herd, and
we paid for have partner now SIS,
900 for the lot. Marchiel Pablo, we'll
known cattleman, has joined me in the
business and for the past year has had
entire charge of them. so that l do not
know just exactly how many we have
o1,o,,k I4n 4 cho,I1 5,,dua ,oxu and bx
next fall there will be fully 200 of
them.
1--WE have experimental in crossing
buffalo with all breeds of cattle, and
the results are most satisfactory. The
Polled Angus stock when crossed with
the buffalo produces magnificent ami
NAL. The fur is finer and closer than
that Of the buffalo, and the meat is
sweet and wholesome. We are produc-
ing as many of these animals as posi-
BILE, but will not put any on the market
for several years yet. We are not selling
any buffalo either, for the reason that
we need them all at present We re-
ceive letters every day from museums,
parks and shows wanting them in all
quantities, and though we might dis
pose of one or two singly we have no
pairs to sell.
"a good buffalo hide is worth 500
now in the market, and heads bring
from $500 10 $500 when mounted, and
the value of these is steadily increasing,
so that buffalo breeding is as good an
investment as real estate. Our herd is
about the only one / know Of any
size There is small one in the Texas
panhandle, and these, with the few
that roam in the national park, are the
sole remnants of the thousands which
roamed the prairies but few years
ago. Anaconda (Mon.) Standard.
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slice Cold Soda, with Pure Fruit Juices Sets, at
IDEAL AND REAL.

he was q reader q Shakespeare
And longing rcet TO be-
She was a student ~ college.
In quest o. AZ n. D. dcgree-
They stood IL the pale. silent moonlight
He holding her soft. dimpled hand
A happier lover than be was
Sure never lived in the land,
For she had Just told him, the darling.
A secret hs'd long sighed 20 know.
All, lady, You'll guess what the thing was
That Is. If you e'er had a beau.
ssAIy loved one he murmured in rapture
VITA a hne touch OF dramatic art
Are you sure that those words you have ut
tered
Come straight from your warm, tender hearth"
She answered-her fun tones were sweeter
Than tones from ten nightingales' tongues
sHa, hal From my hearth How absurd, deari
The voice always comes from the lungs.
Pc rnSceutical Era
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New Zealand commentaries the love
Of the Dutch explorers for their native
country. There is district in Holland
known as Sealand.
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The inch was formerly divided into
three "barleycons, these divisions be-
ing originally the length of well dried
grain or corn" Of tho barley.
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'snoau &c an. knew him, and there he
stood actually like wooden image and
stared at the commandment That worthy
purposely for my benefit called up all
the soldiers. All of them told the same
story. And he was gone-fed-the Fall
con.
do you see, little father, what sort
of voices we have in the Kara?" So the
intendant concluded his story. From
the German.
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Linsey woolsey was first made at the
town of Linsey. in Suffolk, England,
lbout 1880.