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STEELE COUNTY.

CO. Pres. c. J. O'Brien.
Division No. i. owatonna-Pres., c. J.
O'Brian.
Vice-pres, e. F. Loughlin.
Rec sec, j. T. Clarke.
Fin. Sec, G. c. Toher.
Ins. sec, G.. "A. Lonergan.
Treas, M. J. NcGrath.
Place If meeting, Owatonna'
Division NO. O. Blooming .Prairle-Pres.,
2. J. O'Leary.
Vice-pres w. Leehy.
Rec. sec, w. f.. Feeney.
Fin. sec, r. Q'Ccnnor.
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Treas, ). Flanagan.
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RICE COUNTY.

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NORWOOD. CARVER co.

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Rec sec, =. r. Powers.
Fin. Sec, F. F.. Nugent.
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ROCK COUNTY.
es. ]. NJ. Lloyd, Luverne.

co. pres, ]. ". L11oyu' LuVerne. : I
Pres, j. Coveny I
vice-pres, J. McKeon. !
Rec. sec, E. Ryan.
Fin. sec, E. Maloney. 4
Treas, w. Ryan. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
HER FIRST SPIN.
The Valkyris Shows That She Is a
Witch in Light Winds.
SIZE AROUSEs AFI'"E''''NS'"N'
The Americas Cup May Not bc sure
should the weather Favor br'-
Trims championships For'is"er'
Though. Is Tender.

NEW Work. August 1.-THE Naikyrle
IA q witch in light wifds. she look he'
first spln under racing canvas in Amer'-
can waters this afternoon. and. while the
manner in which she was handled maze
il inpossible TO obtain a positive Inc on
her abilities. enough was shown TO arouse
some apprehension as To the safey Oh
the Americas cup. particularly II there
hapren 10 he lisht winds and smooth
sea on the international race-days'
George ]. Could was out with the N's''
liant. and gave the Valkyrie an elegant
opportunity for an inpromptu race h"'
the willy Britisher, after apparently ac-
cepiing the gage Of battle wore arouh'
and ran up the lower bay Instead oil
following the Vigilant outside Of SANDY
Hook For an hour after the Nigilant
had been lett in the lurcn the black
hi,,lod flyer lodged the newspaper-tnss
and manoeuyred in the main ship-channel
and in the horseshoe. but never III
straight course ten minutes M time. nor
r4tcd her nose outside whore the Nigi-
liant was cruising. stretching sails TOR
Thursdays race ana waiting for a brush.
ALL DOUBT REMOVED.
Summing up what could be Judged OF
the Nalkyr1Cs performance to-day IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
WILL NOT SEND FOR HIN.
Virginia Wants the District to ray
Some Expenses.
OVashin gt0n star.


W. p. Railey. a Virginia justice or the
peace. addressed to Sanitary-Ohicer Frank
IN this city a communication, which was
received yesterday afternoon. and when
proved amusing - the sanitary officer.
The communication is az follows:
August .. 1895.
Hugh Dennis Howard (c0i0red). waiter
In n hotel. Is her In my township SICK
without any means OF support ana some
what demertel IN mind. Washington mas
been his home for many years. Please
send for him at once prepared 70 pay an
expenses 10 date Of coming. lie mas hreh
here about four weeks. II | am forced 70
send him back By your irattention 10 TINS
request II will cost your city more thin II
would n h. were sent fOr-see Code OF
Virginia, 1851 H. can travel now. but II
the matter IL delayed Il may be that ne
cannot. BY prompt attention you VIII
save your city unnecessary expense.
". H. RAILEY.
Mo0rman's Rivc-. Alb, marie county, va.
l.. S.-Nearest station. MechuIns hiVer'
Chesapeake ana Ohio railway.
when Sanitary officer Frank hrst real
the letter he was not certain whether IL
was intended as joke or not. Ac'ih6 un-
der the impression that II was s9nt ~
good faith. he adhered the justice the
following reply:
W. Il. Railey, Esq:
Sir.-Yours OF the 2Sl instant referring
10 Hugh d. Howard, for~arlsu u my
In answer | have 10 say that there Is
penalty attached To bringing such charac-
ters az you speak OF into tAis city.
Very respectfully, }. a. frANN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
unNR,,S CHANGE or HEART.
4 North Carolina Politicians Hcn-
sons for Joining The pOpuii>ts.

NOnN tDE fh' NF''+F'''
RALEIGH. y. C.. August 27.-(SpeciaD
MIR. \. J. Cooke travelling passenger
agent Of the scaboari AIRLINE. today re-
signed that position. HIS successor has
not yet been appointed. Mr. cooke has
faithfully served tn road for eight years
end IS iavorably known throughout the
State.
Your correspondent today rad the
proofs Of the letter u Hon. Walter X.
Henry. who withl.aws from the Demo-
cratic party. Ie calls President Cleveland
n "Repuhlican in thin disguise" ana de-
nounces him as 9TH. tool Of monopoly,
capital. and Wall street lie also pays
his compliments 10 Minister Ran7on. say
ing that he is the leader Of tn Demo-
cratic party in North Carolina. whose
hold thousands ~ good men in the patty
who despise his methods have not been
able TO unl00sc. He has shown himself
false 70 his people. and q consummate
hypocrite 10 some Of the best men and
Democratic workers in tn. state In
summing up his reasons for the change,
be- says: Il can no longer support party
that | cannot defend. and in which |
have lost an faith ana hope, and for
which | have no charity.
HIS CHANGE OF HEART
Mr.. Henry long sought an appointment
under the administration. and was at
last given the consulate at Curacao. He
thought this beneath his dignity, and
refused it. Democrats ascribe his
change Of heart 10 personal disappoini-
ment They say ne goes 10 the Populist
party TO ride into Office on the iree-sll-
wave In this State.
Mr. Ia. Chambers Smith the leader In
the movement for ii Democratic state
silver convention. said this afternoon
that he was receiving numerous replies
TO his circular. and he expected the con-
vention TO be formally called in the near
future. He claims that - per cent OF
the states voters are for silver. ire
spective Of party; but gold men say the
sentiment for the single standard p
much stronger than appears on the sur
face.
Charles Campbell. a noted horse-thief.
made q daring tempt To escape from
the train near llillsboro' while he was
being brought to the penitentiary this
morning 10y some means he secured Il
razor and tried 10 slice up the guards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
NEW STAR FoR OLD GLORY.
II Stands for Jtah-Chnnge In Sire
OF Flag.

WASHINGTON. August H.-Another
star-the forty-hfth-is to be added TO the
flag. The new star will represent Utah,
and the order for its addition to the ma
tlonal colors was issued by Secretary
Lamont to-day. The star will be placed
to the right Of the fourth row from the
top.
The order for the addition Of the star
is accompanied by one changing the size
Of the coiors. Heretofore the standard
has been feet b. >. The new order
makes the regulation size ) feet o inches
by feet inches.
The order. provideS for the new colors
10 be issued TO all Infantry and artillery
regiments. and the battalions Of ensi-
neers. and also for new standards FOR al
cavalry.
The new flags will be very handsome
They are 10 be made OF the finest STA
and their cost will be quite consldefarle'
Utah VIII not attain statehood unui the
ith day OF next July. and all the Hdas
hereafter contracted for and issued WIZ
contain the star heraldinS the admission
Of that Territory into the Union oil Tue
United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
no SILVER DEBATE.
TRADES COUNCIL DECIDES NOT 10
HOLD THE MEETING.
Many Wori0inEmcn VIII go tn Nor-
foik-Discussion with Reference
&" the conference Tonight Touch
ing Legislative Nominations.

An important ana hrrciy-atfenls4
meeting of The central Trades ana Labor
Council was held at SMITHS Han. comor
Of FIN and Marshall streets. hst ura,
and considerable business " an int.rc...
ing character wa disposed NJ.
After some discl 800 BE- was decided
not 70 hold the debate on the silver que
ton at Oid-Markct Han Iahr-uav
was previously arranged. bat In l
thereof the council cnior-rl ID. Il .r.
sion 10 b. run 20 Norfolk taat ~
the Male Orphan Asylum. ana $500 -
part IN the LabOr-Day eNercaos t3 ie
heM I'm that city. An address ia regard
70 the Observance ~ LaborDay nHl t.
published by q committee from iae eoln-
cu ia day or so
ar Kerr Harlie. n prominent iaapr
leader og England. IS now on F'..t 'r
the UrltaI sutes. and an eTar' $3.50 '.
made 90 get him 90 come 20 th'f oN N.
make an address in the near future
The attention Of the council was e.t
10 the case ~ John Dern. tfe Germ DOB
who claims 10 have been fo rr'..t.-v
treated 0t the hands 90 some NJ OIL.
rie ~ Luncnburg. and "a committee VAS
appointed to investigate his Case
some routine BUSH. 1913 wae disposed ~,
ana thor, was considerable i-
touching the conference g. Do l+.I f..
night o. consider whLt COURSE shall tH
followed with reference n ioel.lft.f
nominations This conference rt-
planned on srnl'v l1-t V.l h' c'nHof
Il three representative from each ln..f
.. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
New York mud Atlnntn.

NEW YORK, August H-ihe JOINT
committee OF Senate and Assembly, when
has the interests OF New YORK state al
the Atlanta Cotton States Exposition IN
charge. met at the Murray I'M Hotel
to-day. Lieutenant Sa~toh pre-
sided.
The committee consists or fourteen
members OF the Senate and Assembly. ot
this number ten were present
\ special committee-consistins OF Sena-
tor Higgins and Assemblymah oaheh-
feld-was appointed To arrange ior ,he
transnortatIon OF the committee 10 At
ianta. They VIII probably leave New
York September lst
The proceedings OF the committee were
brief. After the appointment or the
special committee an adjournment was
taken. subject ~ the call OF the commit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

LYNCHBURG. VA, August &l-(Spc-
cabin to-day's contest between Rich
mond and Lynchburg tn visitors were
outpiayed at every point. and lost the
game by score II Z 70 4. Willis. the
long, lank lean twlrler for the Hi Climb
ers. was IN the box, and the way he
winged the Bluebrds made the arts Of
the Richmond rootcrs who remained over
after yesterdays contest sad indeed.
Such heavy hitters as Wells. Foster
Houseman. Groves and Bcrte went down
before his invlncihe delivery. and the
young pitcher was master Of the situation
from start 70 finish.
Flynn. Klchmoui's champion twirler
was hit freely in the first and fifth in
nings. an ar.reeate OF five runs having
been registered t. the credit OF the home
team.
The following detailed score. however.
,ons the story Of the leaders defeat:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
West Poin'
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
boston Wins Its Third straight
Game from pitssburg.

BOSTON. MASS. August 1.-THE Bos-
tons won their third straight game over
The Pittsburgs at the Southland grounds
to-day mainly through poor fielding on the
part Of their opponents. The BostOns bat
ted hard. The second-base playing Of
Long, the fielding Of Duffy, and the bat
ting of Duffy. BarnOn, Nye, and Donovan
were the features. Attendance, 5000.
Score;
Il. H. f..
Boston ........... O14O02 '-l3 Is /
Pittsburg ....... 0O00500- 5 3
Batteries: Stivetts ana Camel; Hart
and Merit
LOUISVILLE WINS.
NEW YORK. August 27-The New
YorlSs were beaten by the LOuisv.lles to-
day, chiefly because ~ poor umDirins by
Jeune. who called two men out at the
plate when they were clearly safe. The
visitors rolled up seven runs In the FIRST
two innings Meekn's weak pitching be-
ing u blame. But after that the big fel-
low recovered his grip ana pitched fine
ball The New Yorks played d plucky up
Hill game. punching their hits with errors
by Shusart. Holmes. and Warner in the
third, fourth, and seventh Innings. Score:
r. ii. L.
New York .......OO30022 OO-7 IL /
Louisville ........ i3001 % o V-S 10 .
Batteries: Meekln and Wilson; Inks and
Warner.
TENTH CONSECUTIVE VICTORY.
BROOKLYN. y. Y. August H.-Another
link was added to-day by the Brookiyns
TO their chain OF consecutive victories. Ii
was the tenth straight same won by the
home team. After five runs had been
scored In the second inning Ehret re-
placed Kissinger. Until the sixth inning
Ehre, was effective. The Brooklyns men
pounded his delivery for eight hits, earn
Ing seven runs. Gumbert pitched seven
innings. and was only hi safely six times.
Score:
r. H. +.
Brooklyn ....... O5OOo7Oo'-l2 10 4
ST. Louis ........ 0000OOo23-
Batteries: Gumbert, Chronin. and Bur
rell: kissinger. Ehret. Pe.tz and often.
CLEVELAND THE VICTOR.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. August a.
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia this af
ternoon and thereby won the series. seven
games TO five. After two men had been
retired in the first inning Cross made "A
poor throw 10 FIRST. which enabled the
visitors TO score four runs. Khell was
very via, sening four men 70 first on
balls In the first two innings. Cuppy, who
succeeded him. was very effective. At
tendance. 2.75i. Score:
II. H. T..
Philadelphia ...... 00000-5 Z 2
Cleveland ........ 420l0 0OO'-7 IA 2
Batteries: Carsey and Clements. knoli,
Cuppy. and thinner.
M'MAHON MAGNIFICENT.
BALTIMORE. MD. August H.-Mc-
Mshon scored his third shut-out since
his recent return to the ranks. lie pitched
a magnificent game, and was given fault
less support. The cincinnatls Ola not get
u man beyond second base. and seven
only OF them reached first. The Cham
Aions hit Dwyer's delivery al will after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

were discovered IN the fireplace,
the murdered child was prooapiy
mated.
In a chimney were found chnrreu o'''''
which are those Of n human hody.
The violence that Holmes once occupied
the house Is conclusive. :,
Or. Barnhll who assisted In the III
vestigatiOn, says:
I'm my opinion the circums'ant"i ~
dencc that these are the remains OF
victim OF n. II. Holmes, ana proo"p'S
those Of the Pietzel boy. IS conclusive.
"rhe peculiar manner In when TINS i'',h
rented the house: the misleading Story nc
told In regard TO his sister; The iact tlat
two or three persons positively rieH,'ncu
the pictures of him and OF the boy ~"
ard Peitzcl: the sudden DISAPPEARANCE vi
the man. and now the discovery OF these
remains. together with the reseniD itncc
TO the methods ~ Holmes in all othsr
cities. make a certain case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

CApw CEANFTElD, or NALkYRIE.
may be said that she removed all doubt
as 10 her ability TO 80 wonderfully fast
IN light winds
she showed q marvellous quickness IN
STAYS. ana she carries bertor-fittinS can
vass than tn. American boats.
ON the other hand. the Na'tyrie showed
sians Of tenderness. heeiing over more
without a topssil than the Nie.lant I'D
with one in an eighteen-knOt breez-. ana
made more fuss In the water than
.--trer the Defender or the Nisiiant Her
b havlor indicated that Lord Dunrayen
has built a ught-weather boat, and he
Is Specializing on racing In wind OF
fifteen knots or less. Her saii-spread II
very large. and tn tremendous power OBJ
tanned from IL drives her hull through the
water at great pace. bat in much of .
blow. or IN "a thrash % wn1WaTi in q
nasty sea. TIE Indications age that the
Valkyrio would not hold hcr own with
the Defender.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

the third inning. and batted ont victory
Hoy made a beautiful catch in centre
and threw TO the plate. completing W.
BILE play. Smith and Mcrhcc also aoccp'
o1 several difficult chances. keeier. .
nings. and Gleason made the pre,.'es
fielding PLAYS Of the Baltiinores. H''e"'
ance, 200. Score
Baltimore ...... 0oO22o
Cincinnati ..... ooo w. poht,son
Batteries: Mcmahon and hop'"So"'
Dwyer and Vaughan.
TWO GAMES.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. August - Nv, wo
games were played here TO-DAY 'ile IN,
capos winning the first. whiCh VIZ al,
cleven-innlng contest. ana .ne .n
being called at the END OF 'he ~
inn,nr when the score was ue' - ne
r'stnres were the batting Of Anson ana
Ianoe and the fielding Of Abbey, sui
beck. Iangc. and Wilmot'
po,b Hutchinson and Anderson pitched
Good han i'm the nlst game. Joe Corb',''
brother ~ the champion pugiiist' pitch-
od for the home team in the secohu' anu
did crcdit'hlc WORK.
Attendance, $50. Score:
washington ..1oO1oOIo1oo--i - /
chicago ...... O000O1120 ID 10 3
batteries: Anderson and McGuire'
Hutchinson and Kittricge. >,
Second game: ~, ~ r.
washington .......... q y -
,.t,ic1ro ............1 l003O l-G 10 I
batteries. Corbctt and Mcclure; boian
ana D0nOhue-
southern League.
4. Atlanta. l.. II. T..
,I',,o lO0001101 II II q
,1.,,.,n,oc,v .0OOO0O1 0-l II 2
Patterns: Norton and Wilson; Sparks
and Kehoe.
~ Nashville: IL ~ +,
Nashville ..............C q - - -
s.. r,l-,rs 3oO0O-5 6 I
Hot,cries: Herman and sweeney. Can,
Secrrist. Bramcoie. and Gonding.
4. Nashville: NJ game. Montgom'fY
team failed 10 come. Game declared 'o'-
feitel to EVan-Ville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

where attacks were made on An'srlc cur. -
citizens or their property In the sultan ,
dominions. The recent assault In i"'Su'
was case I'm point. ,, 81,
II was reported that the residehce -.
Professor Christie. Of 81. Pauls Ainer,o'
College. at that place. had been a''ach,.
and Mr. Terrell Immediately began an ~
visitation. The Turkish Minister "
WASHINGTON, Navroyeni Beg. repoltea -
the State Department mat the lit.
amounted To nothing more than Guarrei
between 4 servant u Professor Christie ;
and two Turks. In which the servant was
assaulted
Mr.. Terrell. however, ascertaincd mat
II was much more serious. and he y r
sisted in his enGeavor u bring the mat.
ter 10 a settlement. with the result stated
in the message received at the state De-
partment today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
DIXON GETS DECISION.
shows Superiority tn Griffin
knights see the Fight.

BOSTON. MASS. August I.-George
Dixon, champion featherweight Of the
world, got a decision over Johnny Griffin
this evening al the west Newton street
rink. after stubborn battle, lasting
twenty-five rounds.
At the conclusion Of the twenty-hfth
round both men were as fresh as when
they entered the ring. but. owing 20 an
agreement made b tween the men before
the fight that a decision should be given.
Dixon was declared the winner on
points.
Superin.enGent-of-Po Police Eldridge and a
larg, number Of the force were present.
but they had no occasion to interfere.
There were about 200 people in the hall.
and conspicuous among the number were
hundreds Of knights Templar.
Dixon showed himself TO be Griffin's
superior I'm every respect The lattcrs
pluck in taking the punishment admin
istered TO him was admired by the spec
tators present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
DENLY At LAST HEARD FROM.
lie Hoes Got. However. Clear ID the
situation mt ilu-ChcuG.

-f4sNfitl III nFuLs
WASHINGTON. D. c.. August -T.-Min-
ister DENLY has at last been heard from,
a cablceram being received from him by
Actiug-secretary Adee to-day. in which
De- states that in response 10 a request
made by him 20 the Tsuus Ll-Yamen. the
Taotai Hau-Hsung-I has been sent T. CO.
oporata with Consul HiNs0n In .nyesti-
eating the Ku-Cheng riots The rank II
the commissioner who IS intengant Of
the circuit, is by treaty equal TO that O.
consul
II il supposed at the department that
the name az the officer may have been
altered IN transmission over the cable.
and il Is possible that Il should be- Hsu-
Yung-l. a weil-knoWn metropolitan officer.
who for many years was v.ce-pre s!dent *
the Board of Works. and has also
been Of late years Minister Of the Tsung-
Ll-Yamen. II Is stated at the department
that whether or not this IS mistaken
idea, the person appointed appears from
his name % unquasti0nably belong to the
family az this well-kn0Wn Minister.
The wording OF Minister Den5y's cable
gram leads the department 10 believe that
this commissioner has been sent from
peklng. and the inference f. given out at
the department that Minister DENLY has
given ample Instructions 10 Consul HiNson.
and that he is enjoying all the facilities
necessary to carry out his instructions at
Ku-Cheng
IL does not appear from Mr. Denhy's
dispatch that h has succeeded In straight
en.ng out the complication caused by the
refusal Of the Chinese officials AZ Ku-
Cneng to permit the American and British
commissioners t. attend the Inquiry into
the massacre That is the most interest
ing phase of the situation, and a speedy
adjustment OF IL I'm favor OF the joint
commission is desired Ii is probable. how
ever. that the Taotai sent with Consul
Hxson will start a new investigation IN
behalf Of the General Government OF Chi
m. thus supersedins the officers who are
now making inquiry presumably under
,utbn,ftv of tho Ntcaroy of th, Province.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

WASHINGTON. August H-Actlng-
United States Treasurer Melne today
sent this notice 10 the Assistant Cnltei
states Treasurer ~ New York:
For deposits OF gold coin or United
States notes In sums u 500 or muitiples
thereof made with the Assistant Irca-
surer OF the United states IN New York.
Ike sums Of paper currency dess charges
for transportation at bankers express
rates) IN denominations II -, $50. go.
or Of the denominations of 81 and 81 as
available at the time cf application, will
be- sent BY express 70 the order ~ the
depositor from the Treasury at Wash
ington For deposits made early In the
day remittances viii 90 forward the same
tay"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
snnti,crn NIX nccnrh nrol.cn.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, August 60
the ~ citing Of Jacksonville whe .imer Be-.
here. to-day the southern record. hl %
Geofge \. Adams. OF this city was h..
By r. y. Connerat. OF Savannah IH
corr made by Cornerat to-day wls
In th- FIRST half Cornlrat was l..
dem by Nilsson and Maxwell. 0f l..
;. c.. and in the l1sr ha.i ty Gl.
Williams. ~ Savannah.
\ race between George y. A..
". l. Hunstettcr. " Orlando.
the State championship. Nts
Adams. IL WAS nse-m.i- ri.'
tandem for foar AM "a ha4f D. a "--
won by go0l hall wh.--