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SCORE BY INNINGS.

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 The hit accredited to Chadwick netted four bases. It was clean home run over the fence
 The game was witnessed by large crowd, whose excitement was intense until the 'unlucky seventh" From that time on the crowd was disgusted, although it did not leave until the last man had been put out.
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Results of the Games in tho Big League
 Yesterday At New York-The afternoon game between New York and Cleveland was a triumph for the locals, who hit Cuppy hard at the proper time. The scores: Morning game
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CosTELLos ON TRIAL.
First Days Work Only Results in
Securing Four Jurors.

First Days Work Only RESULTS In
Securing Four Jurors.
Special to the Globe.
AITKIN, Mimi, July 15.-The trial
of Nicholas and Archangel Costello
for the murder of Benjamin Cen
natto and wife began before the
special term of the district court,
Judge Holland presiding, this morn
ing. The defense is being conducted
by A. H. Merrill, of Aitkin, and
County Attorney c. L. Pratt, Of
Itasca county. Assistant Attorney
GeneralEdgerton conducts the prose-
cution with County Attorney Hall.
The entire day was occupied in Sc
curing four jurors, the defense using
up three peremptory challenges. The
regular panel was used up, and
special venire ordered to report at
o'clock tomorrow. The case will
be bitterly fought beyond a doubt.
The Costello brothers and Gennatto
who kept a small store at McGregor,
twenty-five miles from Aitkin, were
engaged in hauling logs together
last winter and quarrel over the
proceeds led to a small fight and
finally to the shooting Of Gennatto
and wife early in the morning of
March Is.
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UNRAVELING A MYSTERY.
new Evidence in the StiIIweu
Murder Coming Out.

New Evidence in the StiIIweu
Murder Coming Out.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 1.-THE depo-
sitions in the Hearn-De Young libel
suit, growing out Of the murder of
Amos j. Stillwell In 1883, are of a very
sensational nature. On Saturday Mrs.
II. S. Stillwell testified that Mrs. Still
well, wife of the victim, now Mrs. DR..
j. G. Hearn, had changed her gown on
the night of the murder before she and
her husband arrived at the scene. This
morning her statement was strength.
ened, apparently, by the evidence of
James A. Abbey, who was employed
in the secret service. IT was employed
to try and find out who had committed
the murder. I searched the vault on
the Stillwell premises on Monday. Jan.
Is, 1889. 1 got out a good many things.
pieces OF sheets and mems drawers.
The last thing was a night gown. a
plain cotton night gown. There was
blood on 1t. Mr.. Wood, the detective.
made me put it back
The finding of bloody night gown in
the vault, a few feet from where the
blood-stained axe was found, puts
sensational feature to the case which
was not developed before.
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Phillips Will Celebrate.

PHILLIPS, Wis, July 15.-This
place, which was wiped out by fire q
year ago, will, on the anniversary of
that date, July q, celebrate the re-
building Of the town in handsome style.
A committee of the Phillips people
have invited Gov. Upham and ex-Gov.
Peck to be present at the celebration.
The manner in which the bustling little
city has recovered from the effects of
the fire is little short of marvellous.
None would think the place was
leveled fiat with the ground less than
a: year ago. On the day of the cele-
bration excursion trains will be run
from neighboring cities. Among the
events of the day will be the laying of
the corner stone of the new Masonic
Tamp1a
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Bicycle Band Mt the Fair.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, July 15.-St.
Clouds celebrated bicycle band, which
has completed arrangements to attend
the West Superior bicyclem meet this week
where they have been gagged as an
attraction, is in receipt of a letter
from the management of the Minneap-
oils Commercial club and the local
bicycle people, making them an offer
for their services at the state fair Sept.
II, on which day a bicycle carnival will
be given. A deal will in all probability
be consummated. The st. Cloud blcy-
Gle band is the only organization of the
kind in the Northwest, If not in the
limited States
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Duluth Divines Aroused.

DULUTH, July 15.-At a we'll at
tended executive session of the Protes-
tant ministers this morning it was de-
cided unanimously that every one
present should preach next Sunday
morning on the desecration of the Sab
bath. Every minister not present will
be asked to do the same thing, and
Bishop McGolrick will be asked to call
upon the Catholic clergymen of the
city for cooperation. The campaign
is due to the. fact that the street rail-
way company is giving acrobatic per-
formances every Sunday at the pavil-
ion on the hill, and the theaters take
advantage of this license to give operas
on Sunday.
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BULLETIN OF
THE ORILY GLOBE.
TUESDAY, July 16.
Weather for Today
Fair, Warmer.
PAGE 1.

PAGE 1.
Chnpel,s Hanging Fees Cut.
Lyons SkepticaI on Crop Injury.
News of the Northwest.
Tory Gains Continue.
Two More of Holiness Victims.
PAGE z.
Aldermen Called Down.
l.. l.. May for School Inspector.
West Side Complaints.
Bikes Must Keep in the Road.
Taxes Can BE Reduced.
Berg EXpIodes IL Fake.
PAGE 3.
News of minneapolis.
EndeavOrers Adjourn.
News From the Land of MenaGe.
PAGE 40
EDITORIAL.
PAGE ;.
Rain Falls on the Saints.
MiiierS Kind to Terre Haute.
Bird Il winner at Asbury.
PAGE 6.
Brice7s Big Railway Project.
Last Day of the First in Camp.
PAGE 3.
Sept. Wheat, Chicago, 81 Use.
Bar Silver, G7.
Declines in Live Stock.
Stocks Lower in Value.
PAGE s.
Supreme Court DecisiOnss
Troubles of IL DiyOrcee.
CuIpabIe CareIessness Criticised
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Sold to His Rival.

NEW YORK, July 15.-W. A. Clarke,
the millionaire mine owner of Boston,
has disposed Of his mining interests in
Montana to the Anaconda Mining COM
pany. This transaction will create
sensation in Montana where Mr..
Clarke has been an active rival and
bitter political opponent of Marcus
Daily, the Montana head of the Ana
conda company, although both are
Democrats. Mr.. Clarke resides here
most of the time. He owns extensive
copper mines in Arizona, and is part
owner i'm a bank at Butte He is also
chief owner of the Butte Miner. This
sale may indicate that he is about to
retire from Montana mining and politi-
cal affairs.
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FRIENDLEsS PRISONER.
Henderson's Victim Dead, and
He Must Stand Trial,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July &c.
b. Henderson, the commercial travel
er, who claims to be from Rochester,
N. Y, who stabbed Clarence Barr in
the Baldwin cafe on Saturday night,
was in the police court for arraign-
ment today. The inquest on Barr's
body will not be held until the coroner
returns from his vacation. Henderson
is entirely non-committal, refusing to
say 9 word about the circumstances
which led to the fatal encounter. On
motion of his attorney the arraignment
was continued until tomorrow. Hem
derson finds himself in peculiarly Sc
rious position, as, aside from business
acquaintances. be has no friends oh the
coast. ? : IS - Z.
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EDITORS WILL ORGANIZE.
Minnesota AssOcin-
ton to BE Formed.

Special to the Globe.
ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, July 15:-The
newspaper men of Alexandria are
making arrangements to call a meet
ing OF the Northwest editors, to form
a Northwest organization, to consist
of the ninety-one newspapers of the
Seventh congressional district, and
those in Hubbard, Wadena, Todd, Crow
Wing, Morrison and Stearns counties.
The invitation will be gotten out this
week, and will probably call the meet
ing for Aug. 1 and 2. The programme
arranged for is a business meeting in
the new court house the first after
noon, followed by a drive to several
lakes, and ending with a band con-
cert, banquet and smoke social in the
evening. The second day will be de-
voted to a drive to Geneva beach, a
trip around the lake in the steamer
and fishing.
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Flames ut Warner.

MELLETTE, S. D., July 15.-Fire
broke out at Warner last night in Hen
ry Allison's building and spread to
Seaman's general store, and Collins
building, in which were located the
Odd Fellows hall and the Baptist
church. These buildings were entirely
burned, involving a total loss, with the
exception of small insurance on Sea-
mans stock. The cause of the fire is
not known. An appeal for assistance
was sent to Aberdeen and the fire de-
partment of that city came down on a
special train, and by hard work pre-
vented the flames from spreading.
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Took the White Veil.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, July 15.-The
conclusion today of the annual retreat
of the Sisters of St Francis was mark
ed by the reception of four young ladies
into the preliminary Order of the White
Veil, the vows of which are for two
years; of eight sisters into the first
profession, which binds them for three
years, and of nine sisters into the Sec
ond profession for life. Bishop Cotter,
of Winona, officiated at the rites of re-
ception, and the sermon of the occasion
was preached by Rev. Father Herman,
of Owatonna.
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WISCONSIN A. O. II. w.

NEW RICHMOND, Wis, July IS
The officers of the A. o. U. w. were
in the city Saturday comforting with
Secretary Hathaway concerning the
sixth annual convention, to be held IN
New Richmond, Aug. o. Efforts are
being made to have Gov. Upham de-
liver the annual address, and as he is
one of the prominent members of the
order he will probably accept the in
vitation. The meeting will be made
more of state convention, and a very
large gathering is expected.
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Not all SwindIes.

PIERRE, S. D., July 15.-Articles Of
Incorporation were filed today for the
London & Yankton Development COM
pany, the object of the new company
being to take UP and complete the
various enterprises begun by ]. T. NJ.
Pierce, the Yankton swindler, many of
them being considered profitable enter
prises when they are finished.
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New Postmasters.

: WASHINGTON, July 15.-Postmast-
ers were appointed today as follows:
Minnesota-Belle River, Douglas coun-
ty, j. S. Miller, vice Joseph Ritten, re-
signed; Choice, Fillmore county, j. J.
EIlenson, vice. S. c. Thompson, re
signed; Golden, Brown county, O. c.
Oleson, vice B. N. Fogh, resigned;
Maynard, Chippewa county, T. s.
Zione, vice H. Sanderson, removed; /;
Red Rock, Cottonwood county, D. M.
Fafrhairn, vice c. F. Potter, resigned.
South Dakota-Avon, Bon Homme
county, George Wepkin.
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Headed Hoboes with a Bike.

GRAND FORKS, July 15.-While c.
H. Doyan, of the Second National
bank, was in the outskirts of the city
taking a pleasure ride with his bicycle
he overlook police officer in hot pur-
suit of two hoboes whom he was trying
to arrest. Seeing that the toughs were
making good their escape, Mr.. Doyan
secured the officers revolver and went
for them through a wheat field on his
bicycle and soon headed them Off and
held them at bay with his cooked re-
volver until the officer came up and
secured them.
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Sons of Veterans Organize.

Special to the GIObe.
WINQNA, July ia new camp Of
Sons of Veterans has been organized
at Witolza by the officers of the Wi
mona organization. The new camp has
started with twenty-three members.
A reception and banquet was rendered
the Winona delegation at the close of
the installation. A delegation from
the Winona Ladies Aid society was
also present on the occasion.
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the county Jail at o'clock this morn
ing by a mob of 100 men, who carried
him outside of the city limits, swung
him to a tree and riddled his body with
bullets. The lynching was accomplish
ed quietly and few of the citizens knew
anything about it until this morning.
The crime is greatly .deplored in the
community. There is no doubt as to
his guilt.
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THROWN INTO THE RIVER.
Cleveland Watchman,s Body Is
Found in the Water

CLEVELAND, O., July Is. = The
dead body of Patrick Cooney, who has
been employed as night watchman in
the yards of the Cleveland & Pitts
burg Railroad company, was found in
the river this morning.. The dead
mans nose had been crushed, his
front teeth had been knocked out and
the body bore other evidences of an
assault. 1t is supposed that Cooney
was murdered and thrown into the
water last night by a gang of robbers,
whom he probably detected in the act
OF looting cars. No clue to the identi-
ty of the murderers has been obtained.
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Since limitation is the sincerest
fiattery," the G l o b desires to ac-
knowledge the compliment conveyed
by the editorial in the Sunday Pio-
neer Press entitled American
EnnrtSn
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GALLAGHER BACK AGAIN.
His Testimony in the Starl>weut tn

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July 15-
Detective Gallagher and Chief of
Police Luton were examined tonight
in the mayoralty investigation, but no
further testimony tending to substan-
tiate charges was brought out. Sew
eral minor witnesses We're also eX-
amined, and an adjournment was
taken until Thursday night on account
of the bicycle meeting.
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Cash for Firemen.

Special to the Globe.
PIERRE, S. D., July 15.-Auditor
Nipple is distributing about $1,000
among the firemen of the state, it be-
ing the 2 per cent collected from pre-
miums of insurance companies re-
Gently ordered by the supreme court
to be so disbursed.
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Bovine Jumbo.

PLANKINTON, S. D., July 15.-L. H.
Rolfh, a farmer near here, owns d calf
that is something of curiosity. 1t is
only three months old. yet it weighs
335 pounds, and is gaining, as it has
been since birth, three pounds daily.
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Raised Miners, wages.

.fSHPEMING, Mich, July 15.-The
Cleveland Cliffs Iron company has
rsised the wages of it's employees from
1Gfto 25 cents per day. according to the
former wages paid. This is the first
voluntary increase of the season in
this vicinity, and is given because Of
the improved condition Of the ore mar
ket.
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Strikers Easily Won.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. p, July 15.-Fifty
mechanics and day labqrers, employed
on the packing house construction,
struck today for an increase of 25
cents per day In their wages. After a
full day of pariey the demands We're
granted with a few Concessions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-16

Assistant City Clerk Giltinan has
resigned. His successor has not yet
been named, but a large number Of
people who remember the circum-
stances of the city clerks election
are watching Mr.. VOLTS movements
with interest.
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spirit Lake Choutououa.

SPIRIT LAKE, TO-, July 15.-The at
tendance at the Spirit Lake Chautau-
qua is very much larger for the OPEN
ing days than in past seasons. There
are representatives here from Mime
sofa, South Dakota, Nebraska, and
from nearly every county in Iowa.
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The comments that continue to
come in on the Henley affair are not
such as to add to Cornells happi-
ness. The next crew that goes over
will remember that to uphold the
high traditions of American sports
is better than to win a race.
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Killed in a Well.

PRINCETON, Mtnn:, July 15.-Ar-
thur Varney, ten years old, was killed
yesterday afternoon by being jerked
into well by a falling bucket When
taken out he was still living, but had
sustained a fractured skull and he died
about midnight. ~
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enrolment was seventy-two. The
school is in charge of Prof. Brokaw, of
Litchfield, with Miss Rafferty,, of
Lanesboro, and Miss Ramsdall, of Chi
cago, as assistants. 1t will continue in
session one month.
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TWO THROATS CUT.
Chicago DrEnLard Kills His Wife
and Himself.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Peter Hazel, a
saloonkeeper at Fifty-ninth street and
Wabash avenue, in a fit of drunken
rage today fatally injured his wife
and himself. Hazel had been drink
ing heavily and had made fre-
quent threats of taking his life. His
wife demonstrated with him today,
and, becoming furious, Hazel seized a
butcher knife, and, throwing Mrs. Ha-
Eel upon a table, cut her throat from
ear to ear. He then finished the work
by driving the bloody blade into his
own neck. The two were dying when
help reached them.
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The enforcement of the Sunday
closing law in New York city has
proved too big a job for Mr.. Roose-
%elt and the other police commits
sioners. Wet lunches are the order
of the sacred day, and last Sunday
was an exceptionally moist one,
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The complaisant interstate COM
merce commission has extended the
time within which the railroad COM
panies must equip their cars with
grab irons and standard draWbars.
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ToDAY,s EVENTS.

Observation-Disclosures Girl, SIS.
City HaII-BOard of EGuaIization,4 4
Board of AIdermen,7 30
Aurora ParIS-FemaIe Ball Players
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It would seem that any town which
owns a T. De Witt Talmage and a
It. De Quincy Tully is overweighted.
No wonder New Workers sneer at
BrOOklVn as slow
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If each uprising in Cuba should
cost Spain $12O,OOO,OOO, as this has
done, she might conclude after a
while that it would pay to let the
Cubans set up government on their
OWN account
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The Minneapolis census talk is not
only chestnut, but a mouldy and
worm-eaten one at that. Secretary
Berg has disposed completely Of ali
that there was left of it.
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Negro Murderer Lsnched.

GREEkNSv1lLtE. 5, c., July i5-1a
Johnson, coloEed, who killed a young
white man named ksonsfo-< is a
Quarrel at Piedmont. ten miles from
here on the 7th inst, was taken from
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

LIVERPOOL, July IA. - Arrived:
Steamer Umbria, New York.
NEW YORK-Arrived: Mobile, Lon
don; Nomadic, Liverpool; Obdam,
Rotterdam.
HAMBURG, July 15.-Arrived: Co
lumbia, New York via Southampton.
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Turned on the Gas.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Charles A
Kimball, a broker, siXty-one years old,
I committed suicide in his room at the
Hotel Empire today. He turned on the
| gas.
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The Liberty Bell' goes from Phil
aaelphia to the Atlanta exposition.
Extra precautions should be taken
20 prevent Clarke Howell from get
ting near it. If he has a chance he
will coin it into dollars, as sure ss
guns.
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MAGNOLIA, Mimi, July 15.-After
a long dry spell, 1t rained last night.
This is good for potatoes and corn.
The harvest is we'll under way.
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Hoke Smith comes manfully up to
the mourner's bench and says that
he knows more about the silver
question than he used to.
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The receivers of the o. S. L. and
the U. & N, together with the Bos-
ton delegates of the Y. P. S. c. E.
might perhaps be called capitalists.
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winona,s Summer School,

Special to the Globe.
seSoS %S9MA fo 0 5haly hayst ahs :, rans Haa
ers opened here at the high school
building this morning. Ths opening
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Sheriff Chapel may consider him
self lucky to get 25 per cent of the
amount that he had charged up
against the county.
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tain help to garner the grain. Five
hundred men are needed in Sphinx coun-
ty at once to help in the harvest fields.
Wages run from S1.50 day up.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July 15.-
Reports have been received from Grand
Forks, Cass, Richland, Trail, Walsh,
Steele, Pembina, Cavalier and Ramsey
counties showing that all kinds of
growing crops are all right all over
the state, and that everything is pro-
crossing right for an early harvest and
for large and heavy yield. At some
points rain has been a little too fire.
quent, but no damage has resulted
therefrom. The whole state shows good
crops.
WILLMAR, July ia heavy rain
fell here, which is a great blessing to
this locality, as the ground was be-
coming very dry, and all crops, but
especially corn and potatoes, were suf-
fering. Barley and rye are being har-
vested and haying is in full blast
Wheat will be ready to cut in about a
week or ten days. Some Of the wheat
is slightly blighted on account of the
severe heat of the last few days. This
will be largely remedied by todays S
rains.
MAGNOLIA, Mimi, July 15.-After
a long dry spell, 1t rained last night.
This is good for potatoes and corn.
The harvest is we'll under way.
tORToNvILLE, Mimi, July ia
glorious rain visited this section yes
terday, thus making good crops a
surety and causing great relief to
farmers, who had feared much damage
from the continued hot weather of the
past ten days. -
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There are over half a million
names in the new Chicago directory,
and they aren't saying a word about
population either.
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One great infirmity of the crank
senator from Kansas is that he con-
stantly writes people" when he
means PETER.
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IPSWICH, S. D., July 15.-It has
been reported through the G o b e
that about 5000 men would be wanted
to harvest the crop between Aberdeen
and the Missouri river, but this is not
SO, as there are plenty of men here
who can do the work without outside
help.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-16

Senator John Sherman will never
be president. All the people will new
er unite in demanding that he
serve.
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MANGLED BODY IN A BOX.
F1Oating Evidence of Murder at
AI%ORa, Mich.

ALGONA, Mich, July ia box con-
tanning part of a human body was
found in Mitchell's bay today, and
everything indicates that a murder has
been committed. The body had been
hewed in two, just below the ribs, and
the chest, head and arms are missing.
The remains were carefully packed and
the box securely nailed. Tehre is no
way of identifying the body, and the
case is a complete MYSTERY