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NOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-TWO LOTS ON
II goth ST. near Main.
One lot on Hope near 28th ST.
Eight lots on 36th st. near Figueroa, with
aeven-room cottage, windmill and tank.
Chatsworth Park land the choicest orange
and lemon lands the county. for sale on
easy terms.
Fifty acres of Chatsworth Park lands planted
to apricots for sale or exchange.
Twenty ten-acre pieces in Chatsworth
Park for sale or exchange.
IL W. B. BARBER, 21S12 S, Broadway.
FOR SALE
AT at great bargain, very choice lots on
Burlington avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth SITS exceptionally fine views: 15O-foot
frontage by 15Ofoot depth, to 20 foot alley
Large lO-rOom house, must be sold immedi-
ately price upon application.
HENRY A. DARLING,
Investments, Loans and Rentals,
242 South Broadway
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NOR SALE-SUPERIOR FRUIT LANDS:
i water sold with land in definite quantity.
servoir capacity six billion gallons. HEMET
LAND CO., Baker Block, Los Angeles.
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ROBERT F. JONES & CO.,
204 Bradbury Block.

We have large lists of Cahuenga Valley,
Santa Monica and other property. Call and
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FOR EXCHANGE
221 ". FIRST ST.

BEN WHITE, REAL ESTATE AGENT,
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LNUh SABE N y blfftUAI-N, a NIlEN UhI4E,
i paying fruit ranch, IS acres, go shares
water piped, 800 bearing oranges 1000 bear
ing apricots, 500 bearing peaches, 25O bearing
prun IS, $50 French prunes, years old; 800
apIico,s years; 200 Kelsey Japan plums A.
room house. barn, etc. This is Il place that
anyone can make money on and is growing
better and more valuable all the time; will
lake house and ot in the city as part pay, bal
ance on easy terms. A. h. CRAWFORD, 205
S. Broadway 9-13tf
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$ 90 lot in Des Moines, Iowa, for 9th I
property.
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IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE HAND
Isomest property in this city where streets are
all newly graded and in fine condition, ana
walks all lined with finest of palms, go out and
view Clark Il Bryan's Figueroa street tract
There is no property in this city SO finely situ-
ated ior the low price hat we are selling these
lots-only $1,000. CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 W.
Third ST. 2
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For SALE
Full bearing orange orchards, some OF the
fines in the state and for some OF which Los
Angeles or Eastern income property can be put
in as part pay.
SMITH & O'BRIEN.
LAT S. Broadway.
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r. OR SALE-PLEASANT HOMES ON KEAR.
l. ney, uear Fifth ST.; cable, high ground
good neie hborhood; house OF and s. rooms;
lots A. and so feet front; prices away down;
will close this property at sacrifice:
Two stores and dwelling at end of Boyle
Heights cable; good income property; rentals
pay 10 per cent OH $21U0; price, $1400.
PECK 227 w. Third st.
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EnP sALE-.CITY PROPERTY.
osPER. SMITH & CANNON.

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS.
42l stimson Block.
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NOR SALE THE FINEST PIECE OF PROP
Il erty for subdivis ON in the city; close n;
on car line and cheap. The bu er OF hi,
property will make rl5U,0L0 in the next two
years at present values
SMITH & O'BRIEN
LAT S. Broadway
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FOR SALE--LIVE STOCK

7 I'VE STOCK-W. NJ. COLAN, CORRALS 242
IL Also st and is N. Los Angeles st. Prices
right; once customer always customer. We
have bargains for cash or trade.
so head of fine mules.
10 head OF extra good draft mules
20 head of well-broken pack mules. Draft
mules range from HOO to 1900 pounds pack
mules range from 500 to 900 pounds
10 head choice saddle horses 7
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SI8,OO0-Fifteen.room mansion, finished in
oak with ash floors. Magnificent new home,
carefully built. Brown stone foundation and
retaining WALL cemented basement, fruit room,
laundry and every convenience. Lot 6OX15O.
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To exchange for ranch close in, a nice, mod
ern room house. near Adams "; mortgago
$3.50; large nicely improved lot value 5000.
BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st.
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H. Tract, very cheap; owner must sell.
THRELKELD IL SMITH,
y 264 s. Broadway.
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TO exchange for Los Angeles city aud ceun-
try property, u large lot in the city of Seattle.
business portion; free OF membranes value
Sl2, 900; this is a fine ece OF property; will
asspme. Apply to BEN WHITE, 2tl W.
First st
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80 acres good land, ire Of incumbrance, in
San Luis Obispo county: want city property or
""operty close to city; will give big exchapge.
B \ WHITE, 22l W. Firstst.
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IS acres highly improved at verdugo. on
Pasadena I'd; price 1920. want city prop
erty. Apply to BEN WHITE, 21l w. First st.
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NOR SALE

FOR SALE
1000 acres OF land, 6 miles from Santa Ana;
IL miles from railroad station and postofice;
excellent soil: no alkali; $50 acres now in bs'
ley; plenty Of water; can be developed at
siX ht cost: this is the cheapest properly III the
state. Price $4,000.
SMITH K O'BRlEN
l47 s Broadway.
JHCR SALE-64O ACRES OF LAND-ONE OF
II the finest sections of land in Kern county;
level and deep sediment soil All can be irri-
gated from large canal that is supplied from
Kern Rivrr. Splendid for citrus and other
fruits. as it is close to Tehachepi Mountain;
and ii sown to alfalfa would Weld 1000 tons OF
hay in season Inquire OF :. b. lIOLTON.
Selma, Fresno county. 3-15 mo cod
TOR SALF-HERE YOU ARE; WHO WILL
II 20 it one letter? We oner any part OF
one thousand acres OF land at Moneta and
Gardena for 80 days only mark it well; for
how much did you say? 500 per acre in
GLIDING water. Here's the opportunity OF
life time: who will improve it, Apply TO the
secretary, A. W. WRIGHT, 30J W Second st.
NOR SALE-16O ACRES OF GOOD LAND
II near the city with house. barn, stock and
farming implements; this place is all under
cultivation and will be sold cheap or will
exchange for house and lot in the city md will
assume CARDWELL & FRIESE, 139 N. Spring
ST., Room 10. >
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/ acres at Long Beach, $1,000, for city 10

II you want to exchange property list it ct
once; some good trading propositions in city
and country. Apply to BEN WHITE. 22l W.
First ST
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100 acres OF iirst-class alfalfa land ct Claay-
water TO exchange ior city property; will cat
up o suit; 500 per acre. BEN WHITE, 321
w. First s..
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iHOO0-Twelve-room house on Washington
street near Figueroa ST., with stable, laundry,
bath all conveniences. Lot 60xi75.
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DOR SALE
HOMES FOR ALL

Choice fruit, berry and farming lands Ono
mile outside the city and near the Pasadena
electric road, in tracts to SUIT, at 500 $50,
$125 to $500 per acre, on easy terms Take
the ecqric cars on Spring st. to Highland Park
postoflice. Our agent there will show the land.
or free carriage from our otfire to the tract
GRIDER & DOW, 1897 5. Broadway 9tf
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Tor sALE-lO-ACRE PEACH ORCHARD
h for sale; trees years old; inclosed IN geed
Write ]. MANNERS, san Jacinto. Cal. ~ cod
,oP sAIE-FINEsT FRUIT, VEGETABLE
L and alfalfa land in southern California 81
lowest prices. NJ. room 132 stimson Blk
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NOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS.
$500 lot Girard ST., near Vernon.
$3.50 lot near Arcade depot.
$3.50 lot 10Oxl50 corner Peru and Fifteenth
street
third st.
1911 139 =. Broadway.
NOR E-$24OO-BEAUTIFUL NEW COT
T. tage, o rooms, bath, Hoover st, near
BRADSHAW BROS 139 S. Broadway. 7-S-lO
NOR SALE-HOUsE OF 7 ROOMS ON JACK.
i son ST., lot 5Ox13S1a; Cheap.
THRELKELD g. SMITH,
8 264 S. Broadway.
EOR sALE-S43OO-COLONIA HOUSE,
rated, in Bonnie Brae; this is a bargain.
BRADSHAW BROS 139 Broadway. 7-l0-12
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$2O,OOO-Large lot. partly improved,
Fresno, fire. OF debt for Los Angeles real estate;
rents for %l95 month. BEN WHITE, AL W.
First st.
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L1oR sALE-TWo LOTS, SOUTHWEST, BE-
i tween Figueroa and Grand ave worth
$500 each; will sell one for $3.50, or the two
for $500; for 30 days; call and see. Twenty
fve-acre alfalfa ranch, close IN, at a bargain
$4,000. Two and one-half acres, southwest; ;
nice Groom house all complete, $450O; and 5
10 Is acres alta lfa land at a bargain. EDWARD
FRASER, 216 S. Broadway.
LNOR sALE-$25 MONTHLY INSTALL
IL menA new house OF rooms, bath, pm
try and 4 closets: piped for hot and cold wa ,er
and gas; nice redwood mantel with mirror; in
terror OF house furnished in natural wood din
ing room and kitchen wainscoted; OF 4Ox SO
10 70 IL alley; barn, etc can be had ON pay
ment of 800 cash and $25 monthly SEMI
TRoPIC HOMESTEAD CO., l2l W. Third st.,
stimson building.
ITOR SALE-$l6OO; NICE 4-ROOM COT
IL tage in WOlfskill tract; lot 35xllO
x2luO-Beautiful Groom house, near Grand
ave good BAN; is offered at a great bargain
xl05O--3-room cottage; lots blocks from
car line; $3.50 cash, balance in ins' ailments
q. d. STREETER & CO.. ITO q. Broadway
INOR SALE-HOUSE of - ROOMS AND LOT
IL 50x125 in good condition, all modern i'm
provements, close III on car line; will be sold
very cheap or will exchange for property near
the city. CARDWELL & FRIESE, 139 Inspiring
st., Room is.
JrOR sALE-LOTs IN DENIsON TRACT;
H. small payment ; money loaned to build
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L'oR SAFE
SMITH & O'BRIEN,
= lat g. Broadway.
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IF YOU WANT THAT 4O-RoOM HOUSE,
i Third and Main, don't delay, as price can
not long remain at $4,000. McGARRY L.
INNEs, sole agents, 227 W. Second st.
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House and lot at Nom ovia. value $500, fol
Los Angeles city or county property.
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II Monthly payments prices reasonable;
large lots at low prices. Denison Ira t. near
Ninth st. school. N. b. WALKER & CO.,
1851 W. Second st.
NOR SALE-NICE CORNER LOT ON NEW
C Jersey ST. for 500; fine building site
THRELKELD 4 SMITH
194 S. Broadway
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X75UU-N lHe- lOUIII -
and all conysHim house, lot 55xl65, on
etc. .second
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LNOR SALE-LOTS IN DENISON TRACT;
II small paymeht ; money loaned to build
with; terms 10 suit.
N. B. WALKER & CO.,
1851 W Second st.
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INUN SALE-PNIMFK q NilArl-N, ON Va. y
L and managers OF the Terra Bo nita Colo
Meg
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eOp SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY
49,
s,n-oo- FOR sALE-IHE BEST BAhGAiN
~ ZcNNJ in the county: 10 rotV
,,i1 hserfnq near East San Gsbrie.: nice build :.
inas: ever, thing compile e. NJ. d. JoHNsoNs
2l3 ". First st.
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o,,,
EOp SAIE.CJJY PKUfSEEi ! :.
1897 S. Broadway.

NOR SALE-CITY-
ORDER & DOW
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$IOO0-Equty in nice Groom cottage, SW.,
for lots, BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st.
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WE OFFER S1xI65 ON BROADWAY, BE-
w tween Third and Fourth SITS. at a low fig
ure. SrRASBURG & PAYNE, 254 s. Broad
way.
INOR SALE LOT ON WEST SIDE EsTRELLA
IL ave. $1,000.
SMITH & O'BRIEN,
lat S. Broadway
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26

Said Net Guilty.
ST. PAUL. Oct. sl.-Twsnty.thres
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ing u.
The United States ranks 10th among
the wine producing nations.
\ receiver was appointed for the
Commercial bank at Springfield. Mo.
New York bank statement shows de-
creases OF So, 500, 00O III loans and So
GOO, 900 i'll deposits.
NJ. B. Falconer & Co, ole of Omaha's
large dry goods houses, has been closed
on chattel mortgage.
A line of steamers from New Orleans
to Trieste has been established by the
Austro- American company.
The sugar trust has abolished it's re-
bate system and adopted some other
method Of serving the same purpose.
Ex-Consul Bates of Singapore advises
the Introduction of raising Sumatra TO-
bacco on the Southern United States
coast.
The Golden Reward Mining company
Of Deadwood. S. D., has sold all its
property in that locality to a New York
syndicate for 81, 900, 600.
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BIG TIMBER DEAL.

Extensive Operations in Northern Min
nesota and Wisconsin.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct. 2l.-The
largest deal for banking of standing
pine timber ever made in Northern
Minnesota and Wisconsin is that on.
tered into by William Sauntry, Of the
Musser-S auntry company, by which
over 100, 600, 900 feet will be put in this
winter. Local contractors have %, O0O,-
600 feet, and Chippewa Falls people
%, ZOO, 900 more, while the company
themselves except to bank tho remain
ing Is, 000, 00O. The deal involves the
expenditure in the woods this winter Of
over $4,000 Arrangements have been
made with the Eastern railway whereby
they will operate logging trains and
dump q large part Of the cut into the
Kettle river 1t Sandstone. to be foated
into the Mississippi. The balance,
which is almost half, 10 to come to the
head Of the lake and be sawed here.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26

Or. Pslce's csean Dalipg PoWles
Most Per1oet klo1e.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

The Theater Comique at Kansas City
was destroyed by fire. One life vas lost.
One hundred persons were drowned
by the capsizing of q raft at Ozery, Rus
STA.
A spinning factory at Ratcholt, West.
phalia, collapsed, killing nineteen work
men.
An electric car daahed down = heavy
grade'at Pittsburg, killing three persons
and injuring II.
Three persons were injured in a
wreck on the Southern railway at
Woodlawn, Ala.
British steamers Napier aud Livonia
collided. The latter sank. Fourteen
seamen were drowned
Fire at Coolgardie, Australia, the CEN
ter of the new gold fields, did damage
to tho extent Of 81, $50 900.
The report Of q hurricane and tidal
wave at La Paz, capital Of Lower Cali
fornia, has been confirmed.
-Four Northern Pacific bridge builders
were knocked on . trestle in Montana,
one being killed and the others fatally
hurt. r.
Miss Stella West, one Of the most
R,S@aasas tZoons soc; :Ss'st2 Leaders :Set and ID
killed herself while examining = re-
volver. a1l
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NEWS OF LEGAL NATURE.

Judge Shiras, United States court,
has held the Flournoy land leases in
valid.
Mrs. Langtry is suing the bank which
lost her diamonds and the bank will
fight.
The lower court was reversed in it's
decision in the $3.50, 600 damage suit of
John NJ. Glover against a New York Sc
curity company.
Proprietors Of the Chinese village at
Atlanta were ordered to produce nine
women in court. It is charged that. they
were brought from China against their
will.
Judge Bradley dismissed the case
against Captain Armes for alleged in
suit to General Schofeld and at the
same time roasted General Schofield for
causing the arrest.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26
THE DEATH RECORD,

Mrs. Alexander, the poetess. is dead
N London,
Ex-Governor Elisha P Ferry of Wash
ington state, is deed.
Cyrus l.. Cook, Republican nominee
in the Eighteenth Illinois congressional
district, dropped deadin a Chicago hotel.
Mrs. Clara Doty Bates died at her
home in Chicago after a long illness.
Mrs. Bates was . well known writer of
Juvenile stories
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26
JOHN SHERMAN''S BOOK
Publication of the Senator'S
ReCOlleCtiOnS Somewhat
Sensational.
Secrets Long Kept From the
Public Now Shown the
Light of Day.
Prominent Party Leaders in
the Role of SCheming
Politicians.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The intrigues,
the jealousies and the traitorous knife
thrusts of the last half century of
American statecraft are revealed in the
fierce light of stern criticism in 'John
Sherman's Recollections of Forty Years
in the House, Senate and Cabinet just
published in this city. The fear that
the venerable senator would reveal Sc
crets long kept from the public in his
forthcoming work has been to an ex-
tent realized. Grant, Garfield, Blaine,
Arthur, Harrison and other Republican
leaders are spoken of with unstinted
praise for their high personal worth or
craftsmanship, but each is, in guarded
and covert language, shown in the less
c~ommendable light of scheming poll
ticians. The criticism is almost in
variably implied rather than direct, but
it stands out clearly in the work as a
whole. The work is marked by clear
cut sentences and blunt expressions of
opinion and but little attempt at literary
grace is made.
Garfield and Sherman.
OW4 1Ak " I11C C1OS0 0SSOClAtlOu Ol NIT.
Sherman and James A. Garfield the
criticism of the nomination Of the latter
for president of the United States is
perhaps of the most striking fea-
lures of the book. The author, while
carefully avoiding a direct charge of
treachery on the part of the ex-presi-
dent, very significantly makes it plain
that Me-, Hn~Ao1l ~~xn ~~>Al ~
convention to which he had gone az the
trusted leader Of the Sherman forces.
Something of the political scheming
that again resulted in the defeat of the
Ohio statesman in the national conven-
ton of 1888 and brought about the
nomination of ex-P President Harrison
can easily be read between the lines in
that part Of the work devoted to this
struggle. In discussing the result Mr..
Sherman says he became satisfied that
one delegate from New York
Controlled the Entire Delegation
night, when the nomination seemed
certain to go to Sherman, and Monday
morning, when the tide turned in favor
Of Harrison, a corrupt bargain was
made in the interest Of the latter which
secured him the support of the New
York delegation and gave him the NOM
nation.
OF Grants administration, he says it
was a period of scandal and SANDER.
Perhaps the severest criticism Of Gen
eral Grants craftsmanship is found in
the following extract from Mr.. Sher-
mans work:
During the entire period of Grants
administration l was chairman of the
committee on finance of the senate and
had to act upon all questions Of taxa
ton, debt, banking or finance, and had
occasion to talk with the president upon
such measures, but he rarely expressed
any opinion or took any interest in
them.n
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GIVEN MORE TIME.

Judge Laoombs Postpones Northern Pa
cihc Matters for . Week..
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The hearing on
the application for the removal of
Thomas F. Cakes, Henry C.. Payne and
Henry c. Rouse, receivers Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad company, appointed
August, 1893. which wa to have been
continued before Judge Lacombe in tho
United States circuit court, was nd.
journed for one week on request Of
Counsel Herbert Turner, who stated
that he thought the interested parties
would have settled matters between
themselves BY that time.
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

Three men We're sentenced at Fort
Smith, Ark, to be hanged Dec. 9.
A johnson county Oils. farmer was
victimized for 5000 by green goods men.
Kit Robinson was hanged at Liberty,
Tex, for the murder of Dawdy John
son.
Consul Washington at Cairo reports
that there is a big flood in the Upper
Nile.
A stranger stole from ajeweler of San
Antonio, Tex, diamonds valued at
$4,000.
Two marshals fought a duel on a
street at Gloucester, o., killing one an
other.
A woman of Catania, Sicily, has
caused the death of % children by pois-
oning.
So me Of the jewels that were stolen
from Mrs. Langtry were sold to London
merchants.
The prosecution in the Durrant case
claims to have testimony bordering on a
confession.
A warrant has been sworn out against
Mrs. Belva Lockwood for calling a ten
ant names.
Wisconsin game wardens seized 5000
pounds of fish belonging to Oshkosh
parties Monday.
A girl Of Santander, Colombia, muir
dered her three little brothers that her
thefts might not be made known.
F.W. Harris,a professional ball player,
was convicted Of murder at Freeport,
Ills. He was sentenced to be hanged.
Rev. jeremiah Phillips was arrested
at Lafayette, Ind, charged with at.
tempting a criminal assault upon a little
girl.
The supreme court of South Dakota
has reduced the sentence of WV. Tay-
lor, defanlting state treasurer, to two
years.
It has been discovered that DR.. Henry
F. Meyer, serving a life sentence at
Sing for murder, has planned another
murder.
Ex.State Treasurer Taylor Of South
Dakota says he intends to serve out his
two-year term, but his counsel may or.
dain otherwise.
Theodore Durrant. alleged murderer
OF Blanche Lamont, gave answers that
are regarded a. discriminating under
crOSS-eXaminatiOn.
The Floyd brothers, who We're serving
a term for implication in all embezzle-
ment from the bank of Minneapolis,
have been pardoned.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The United States supreme court haa
opened.
Ex.Presidopt Harrison will visit
Washington this week.
More defects have been found in the
battleship Texas.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26

saloonkeepers Of st. Paul appeared be-
fore Judge Kelly of the district court to
plead to indictments charging them
with keeping disorderly houses. Alder
man Murphy was among the lot. All
of them said mot guilty when asked
about the matter by the court and each
gave bond for appearance in the sum OF
S06O
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Sit for a North Dakota Man.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The president
has appointed F. Glenn Nation Of
North Dakota to be Indian agent at
Fort Berthold agency, N. D., and Peter
H. Pernot of Indiana to be a commits
sioner to classify Northern Pacific rail
road lands in the Bohemian land district
in Montana.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26
THE NEWS OLA WEEK
CUBAN INSURGENTS CAPTURE A
SPANISH CRUISER.

British Cabinet Will Hold a Council on
the Turkish Situation Warship Mar
blehead Ordered to the. Gulf of Is
keroun-Taylor's Sentence Shortened.
Hayward's Attempt a Escape.
Mrs. Bedell of New York grew a pearl
in one of her teeth.
William X. Vanderbilt will remarry
his divorced wife, it is believed.
An exiled Russian princess was driven
crazy from want in New York.
The Cherokee council has passed an
act to remove intruders from the Ma
ton.
The Big Muddy Coal and Iron com
pany increased it's employees wages 10
per cent.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and the
Duke of Marlborough will be married
on Nov. 8.
Sylvester Scovel left Cleveland, O.,
for Cuba to instruct insurgents in cav
airy drill.
Senator Gray's daughter has been
chosen to christen the new naval vessel,
Wilmington.
Don Dickinson expressed his contempt
for Sackvile- West by calling him IAN
Internal ass
Spain will soon surround Cuba with a
double line of gunboats to check tilibus-
ters, it is said.
Large life insurance companies in the
East organized to stop the practice of
giving rebates.
Policeman O'Rourke, worth $500, 600,
was retired by Roosevelt because he had
too much money.
The annual convention of the Carriage
Builders National association is in ses-
sion at Cleveland.
Jacob LAGER, a Louisville barber, is
said to have inherited a share of an es-
tate worth 81 800, 900.
The Episcopal house of bishops agreed
to the setting off Of Northern Minnesota
as a missionary district.
1t is reported by the Greek consul at
Trebizonde that 400 Armenians were
killed there by Turks.
Chinicothe, Mo-. was awarded the
X national convention OF the Anti
Horse Thief association.
The report that Captain Smith and
two companions had been killed at
Jackson Hole was untrue.
Farmers in Northwestern Minnesota
and North Dakota have lost a great deal
Of property by prairie fires.
1t is proposed to lay a new cable from
Brest to New York, with branches to
Brazil and the West Indies.
Friends of MI. Chanler, husband of
Amelie Rives refuse to explain causes
leading to the couples divorce.
The convict hulk Success Of Australia
IL to he converted into \ museum-A
floating chamber Of horrors" at Lon.
don.
The annual convention Of the, Ma
tional Retail Liquor Dealers association
Of the United States 10 In convention 1t
Warrington. 2.
The Wisconsin governor has appoint.
sofa commissioners about carving q new
state out Of the two old states.
Crop reports show Missouri to lead
the entire Union as to prospects this
year. her crop condition being Ill per
cent, compared with an average crop.
IL per cent higher than the highest per
cent Of any other state.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States supreme court has
opened.
RI. P1esidsnt Harrison will visit
Washington this week.
Moro defects have been found in the
battleship Texas.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-26
FINANCE AND TRADE

Prices Of antAraeite coal ars still look.