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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-18

Wesley, the eighteen year old son of
William Elliott, died this morning at
8:25 At the homo of his father 1918 Tyler
street Three weeks ago he fell from a
window and broke his leg, and that was
the direct cause of his death, though he
His father is a brother of Councilman
Elliott Of the Third ward. The funeral
will be held from the residence at 2:3O
D. N. 1omorrdw.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
DbbNihee e6iNbru1

pom leTnsuen GrltNea. Solhe @epohn.
brlten BADEN eea ggrluf Der Rannesirait
CUR ,5eol9se. oeryriasen nero6ie Gri60piuna,
%nerpSie Shpd1s. fur,es 8ssSdtnib, Wise.
ocrsslhle9siisett, rei;barcs Temperament
unS %tauirussrlet Serkbiebun9en oes tor.
psrliaeI uno seihtgen Slsi6sewtdts. Gpi.
tepNs, %Faeinung, 8ebiruermeidnna uns
aaurB Der Wabnitnn NIT al iciueu &reuelu
'lno oas Re,lltat siigeloier Selbftbeheduna.
Sei u~i9Ildltd)en, Die ali osrcn Sol9sn lei.
ben, m'reer ,u esbenslnt unb aebensiraft IN
oereelfen, 1T oaS I3iel Der Scrausssber .,nss
IN eeutilbsr abcr b~e,cntsr Sprad1s ssibriebe.
nen Sntes ilbsr bic Watur, Spmptome NIB
Sellbariett FOLDER &rautbeiten burdt ei9ens
Scbanolurs. 8tries Bud tpire, IL, einia5em
urnldla9 oeriiesrIt, sesen GiHieubuns bon
,ebu Gents In Srieimarisn, fir gorto, ON
lsSs Ioreie peridIdt bon Der Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, ees Waiu
st., Buffalo, v. p. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
gtrlea s.
int ssletnrn !

SIi.t.c. rau' seiten. .sue ie6s bio
;%;sS S'o dgen 5r.steu iid .@cihpire on per'
tst el'en S.!ellen oeS abrpers uno ale Miit,
> Ole ~ alpanote. ipollten nidt belien.
So n93m nlelne 3uilutt 81 %,Sorni's Nlpen'
franters Slutbelcber uuo beute beiinoe ih
mlt fret BON allen @eihpiireu uno Elm neres
Yeben beginnt fir MIDI" Spbu u. &napp,
st. Sames, Sno.
Waatnletocn Serit6rte meiue 8eiuub'
belt. SD mdgerte 81 elrem Stclett ab biz
l9 SuleBt MIR nod 60 Yiino ppg. so mar
benz lobe ndbe. gtadJocm i) farm cine
SlaIhe bon ,Surni'S Observation-Disclosures
Der 9etprnn,en bate, febrte nrein 9lppetit
Snrid, Of &rofte nabnten Su uno ih ipic9a
nun liz Eiunp. y. Yeocriou, Siloen, Minn.
&ebtrieiocn. .Sb lit oil Der 2eber,
batte bitteren @eidinad i'm Yflnpe. 9tiden,
lhmerSen iuo teinsu Nlppetit. Sprni's glpen,
trduters Slutbelebcr ltclte mid mieoer ppls
tonnlen Der. Martin Gbtner, Spruce, isis.
Sintperaiftnns. .scit stuei Sabrcu
mar ib Elm anpdNre, Wein 8lut mar per
8ittet ito in mar 20 elcno, oaB it feline Nr.
tslt tbun ipn1tc. Spttpren giaubten, i'm
yatte Die IusSebtung. Hnn bin ih wieoer
tart ilno traiti9, Cant Dem wunocrbarcn
SornTS Nlpca.rdute rsSlutbeleber. Sanles
SBorp, Sarmon, Col"
sse9en E~aiimrran9cl ,pltueu ipir uir ubiac
anren arIhibrer. gSeiiere Nusiunit ertbeilr
ieop1 Or. prtrr sabr,,rp. U2-II4S {.
Royne ape.. CHICAGO. 81.
Dr.. prices Cream Yafine pomoer.
@s't'xssRsanSss Mssaiae naa oislam. j.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

DR.. prices Cream Yafine powoer.
Aelt'M HsRea1Hgs MesaiAe aaA 1iSlsm. ;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

getbsilisuns msinsr sbsilna9ms.
Sluh meinen 9inoern pirb tein 9ldn'
,snoes 9oos 81 She'll. sic milVen
um ibrs GriItsns rin9en, 10 gut, ME
Ialesta, bod oab oies auf ebrenppue
9eiIe seidiebt, bafiir birat mir 'brs
quite G%r,iebuns. WOse Salssta gu
meiner unb Der Wsnidbeit 6reuoe
meitere GprtI1ritte MAIDEN, oamlt lle
Elm niiblidss Witslieo Der msnlS'
li6eu 8eielihaft weroe.
mit Mrue
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

usbsr Srainsrt; Ssuutass au tssnpmr,,r
ftrett an ~
4. WoLFSBERG, Ager:,, Ct. gfpys
sfr CHAIR & '. FEE.
@treidI gat unh Eiftt @osrt,
e Ct. Paul, Rtnp
Jra&tiuss L. l9:jopm; W, tlI5am.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
Die 6elrte 0fs Deriens.
- Roman urn ~. p,n 8sinSbofen.A

bar. uno ib is9ne oitie Sbiduns
uno beu9t MID Dem g9illen oes sod.
ten, Der, nm oieie Ginoesieele Dor
%ermGOrlo'ung 81 rciten, lie mir gu.
iGno:e!
Moalbert bate ltumm neben ibr ce.
i.dnotu. %erbultentr MtbemS iYrdh
or lest:
r@ertruo. Die Cpfer. Die Oh Dem
iremotn &inot Qegcni.ber briugel
mOllte't, - utrocn lie Dir nj&t ihwer
fallen Der Sobter icuer Trau 9egct=
liber, Die 'lb Lie nm oclu Sem ge=
Iimmert bat uno Die bod audi oeine
giuttcr wur!"
Sbr Sid i~treiite i'm oorpurisooQ.
.Noalbtrt. DIllt Oh mid in Ner=
'uhung iUbrcu! Wsin Ser; miro
litbeuo Die Shmtitcr umihlieBen. Die
Oh mir iu8tiU1rt bult uno Die fortan
Elm She'll uOn uns beiotn weroen
iou."
Gr oriitte irnig Die ourgsbotene
SGno.
r9u gebit nit mir, Gsrtruo. Seine
StunOt iou.'t Oh mebr nit oicien
r%GntepOlleu Nttn'htn unter ciuem
Sabe jubringtn. &ir millen IN.
lther fllblen, Wenn mir anoeren Si=
derbeit ~gewdbren pOllen."
Nls Monlbeyt in %egleitung isinn
Shmeltcr III ieiue Wobnung tam,
iano sr cine berillbe GinlaouuQ pom
@ersnorI III elmer III otIlen Tllal3
ltattnnocnOcn Sotree Dor. Ger Sim
luouug mar cine Hdrte belgeiilgt.
Inter Dem ib0u perihlungeuen Nu=
men Nntonle pom 0ersoorf 'tuno in
3Ierlih gcwunocnen Suhitabeu: Ole
Sdpelter Ntrbert BON @~trsoOrfs
luiiroe lih iebr irsueu, Die liebitcn
6reunoe ibres @ruoers tenneu 81
leruen,"
4oaIbert blitte irageno auf Die
Shrpelter, 0tren bIelhes, pergrdmte5
gngeltbt uon eInem jurten Gotb ibers
bauht mar.
lin ms Den Gormurf oes Siirger-
oltntcls I'll erIpNren, ncbme ib iIr
inns bcioe an. Bit Oh sinperitanoen,
6iertruo?"
,Nh, Wie germ" %antportete lie,
uno sum eriten Wtal lett gSpteu leut-
tete & in ben tieferulten Mtlobeus
du9en duf, - wie ein SonuenItrdDl
ourb @epittcrwoltsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
Sinflep & St.Iaul 9iptiip "a
CefIid. yxruIfb

l:2apm......,'Ver HinCkley, Ank,.."..i:$Crm
7:t5pm ...... .Ank. 81. ClOud. Verl...... 7:l5pm
tldgltt, Srurtdaf auseCrpmmCn *JcNltt.
1daltte 3use ,Wiidcn 81. raul. @unaInrrhs,
Inpta. Ct. 0lrut. 9~rpCffru @iqmar, Sicur Gt9
@trerttat, 5arsr, Grant 6lrfs. 8raftsn. %g9iuuF5
3ertl's Satt, @rsdt 2das, SSlSna, quite, Saltsg'A'
Spsfdnt uue Stattle.
An srn poeife. ahfs.3 iasr frt galaf. Itn'rl'
nne Sdiatrdasrns Sutfrt, Sitlirttd, StiGra,.
items rnt Naudraagrns, Crits unt ImCtfS NId''
0aesrrs irtis q plrnttSn Stld iroPerus uc.
Ncrbinfunatn in Ct. pdnl HHt Niuntdpclit ml,
3uaSu rad unt ppr Chicago, e.. 9ruis ure tC,
SfCn, Sutcn unt Sltwsfm. EuT6s S6lairall'F'
ttrtft ppr Ct. 9lpue mad GtiCdae.
artutt bic Rrdp. u / 9dscaht.S trar I'm rev.
1dse, Ten pdhdaiCrcn cine gGltaCrtCita cbCnt CIV"
ltttl ter trrrlit zen ScSnCriC IN auCrtid ~ itttH
Gampt6tN' u Giftutatn Grrbinturarn in St1t'
9 nab yush Scunt guuits, California @Ia''''
Sdpdn une 9tina.
Strbineuustn in Srnr,r'f 1trrs Stctc.tut "a"
hem arctrndi 3ludr uHt Supuuif; IN Ntnai,-t,
sDoih nod fd'r 9tdan, hem ebSrSu 9elumela NV
mad hem SfaneadnsItfrit a,
Siactit ~pSriauit UNI itr Gtpdt maritrt iut a"'
Sduptpuuttt.
Our Irudfa6sn unt S%utsrmatirn utT Ha''''
Stttdtn ufp., rtntt man I'D an nD,
q. U. 9istos, Nssnt, Ct. aIsHs' %'""
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

Galesta gprinstp bate trob Den
itattgeiunOenen Grei9nine IT'D ni6t
unmO9lib gemGht; Tie mar unO blieb
Die gldn;eloe, pielumpprbCne Shon=
belt. Zen Selbltmpro oe5 %erientri=
ihen Siln'tlers tetru6tete man einiig
ais sincu ncuen Sribut, welber Der
lelben gebrdbt moroen mar. Sle
dlgemelne Sttmmun9, Die unfdngs
gegen lie, Damn getbcilt mar, ihlu9 III
ibren 6unlten um. Wer modte nil
len. our6 welhen 3uial! Sn turSer
3eit maj lie abermuls Der gefeierte,
pielumwOrbene Wittelpuntt Der iun=
9en Wduntrtuelt Mau tonnte bod
oOs W0B oes Nltd9lihen ni6t an
ibre Ncri0nlihteit legen! Sic mar
cine auBerGepobnIihe Grihcinung.
Die GUh ais ioIhe bctrahtet iein
woIlte. 90 iiuno lie uuBCrbalb Der
6renien, ptl5t Der gutcn 8eiellihGIt
9eiOgen iino.
Sic ielbit bate ihael oenu9 lire
ate llnbefangenbeit ptcoer erlan9t.
Shre Stlmme. 10 ]bebdupteteu einige
lbrer Tercbrtr, lei nod tlNngoOler,
tbr Sllt leu6,enoer, ibr Slheln nod
juuberliher geDOroen. SO6 10 'trabs
lenO, 10 better, 10 un9eregt lte llb I'M.
ter Mtcnihtn CAB. 'obalo lie lih ALIEN
lab. iilblte lie lib BON peini9enoer
NngIt uno Surht ergrlfien. SGs @e=
wi'icn mar srUubt. Sic tonnte Die
Suuteibett nibt mebr crtra9en, uno
oeBbdlb battcn ale Die ihmeren
GorbdnGs ibrer @O6nung bellen,
lihten Stonen peihen miliien. llno
ais Die Sdmmerung uno Die Shatten
Der 9tuht aud aui oieIem @runoe
un6eimll6e @eltdlten Guitauhen lie=
zen, ais Der yltt aus brehenoem
Nuge lie trOgOcm auiihretten, nabm
lie sum Sidt ibre 3uilubt. 49, iur
quit uno CUR Sreuoe. 8lQnSenoe
Ssitlihteitcn reibteu lih aueinanoer.
uno Yalesta SorinstD mar Die tplllte
uno uus0el1nenlte unter Den 8enoVeu
uno 8euoiliuuen ibrer 8eloge. Mei=
items crit beim Wor9eugraueu Iudte
lie ibr Eager aui. bod ielblt Der err
Spuu9enc, ibwsr ~ertaufte S9la'
Wuroe sur MGrter.
ollie Iriiberen 8onner uno Yerebre,
batten lid allmdlig wieoer ein9eiun-
ben, bis aui einen ein5igen, Der lid
iih a%usoauerno ~iernbielt, an Dem ole
Nundberun9sueriuhe, ale 2otun9en
ubpralten. Serbert bon Gersoorf
idcntte Dem tollen Sreiben Nalesta
YOrinstD's ni6t Die seringite Seah=
iun9 me6r. Gr mar 9liltlib, Dem
Ieltlamen 3auber. Den oieIes Weib
auf i'm ausQeibt, entriitt gu iein.
IS geliitete Inn ulht, Elm S~lpeites
Spier ibrer Sh0nbeit Su peroen.
Mtp6ten unocre IT'D ibretwe9en su
6runoe ri6ten. Gem Simmel lei
CANT, lie itano ibm jeBt 9anS fern.
Sbm leuhtete Elm anosrer Stern
aui ieinem S~ebensweg.. Gr i6Gtte
lib 9lildllh. odB er 81 rebter 3eii
oas Srrlibt, oas i'm an ben Sumpi
9ciiibrt, e~rtennen gelernt uno ;wej
emit iraQenoe blaue IuQen i'm aui
etnen g8e0 9eIentt butten. Der ieinem
Oluf 3uiIBren muBte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

Die YOrinstp mar gum Qusaeben
9erliItet. Sic tru9 cine toilette aus
marlneblducm Sammet, nit "toltbarer
ppi0mcntarbeit reid beiebt. Sic
lan9te nGb einem ileinen, totetten
Siit6en uuo trGt oamit Dor oas bp6e
Sriimcau. S6On lett LANCER 3eit
bate Sic oies unterlanen uno beim
Wntlcioen MIR einel ileinen SOilettc=
lpIcBel utrpanot. 98Hr es ibr oob,
ais miiile Tie neben ibrem la3elnoen
in Oemlclben Elm anpsres i'm
ODE pcrjcrries erbliden. SO bate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
NJ nad, Dem SIcn,
WeH mad) Dem @cjtcn,
na6 Or Staot,
Ole euA am '~velten ssfdlt;
:: Abrr ::
SSSss.. 81. ssee Shr ~ nebmen snd, 'nt'dii'Gt
wv 10, oni Sucr aides seraec 10 licit,
$ !slsss@2ssss.s1 -

Sabrplan.
gptflib. gpcflib. SClfiit., milo.
t7:45pm'S :3OVCrl 81. Paul '6t5pm t7:,5am
S:l5pm S:55am Minneapolis 5;3OrD 6:45am
S:5spm AroEo 6:O2am
9:i9pm Elm River 5:iIam
9:22 Osseo 4:59
t0:l5 Monticello 4:t6
1919 Clearwater $50
l0:30pm Il Scam st. Cloud Verl 3:2Opm I:35am
II :59am 1:C5pm Sank Centre tI:i9pm 3:Olam
2:23am 4:l2pm Fergus Fails 1O:55am12: 2sam
ST. Yaul, Ct. gioup Il " q mol
&c :OOam ........ Verl. Wilmer Ank ..... .9:O5pm
6:57am.......... Paynosyillc. .......... s:C5Im
S:l5am. ....... .Ank. 81. Cloud. ....... 4: 5Opm
9:2tam. .......... Eli ivcr........ .5:9OVm
9:i2am ...........- Anoka, Ncrl......... a :5Cpm
i0:25am.......... Minneapolis ........ 4:OOpw
10 :55am. ........ ST. Puul.......... 3:3CIw
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
NO MANDAMUS.

Another Decision Against the southern
Sugar Planters.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9'-The district
court Of appeals affirmed the decision
OF the district supreme court, refusing
to grant the Miles Sugar Manufactur
ing and Planting company of Louisiana
mandamus compelling Secretary Car
Isle and Internal Revenue Commis-
sioner Miller to proceed under the law
awarding sugar bounties, notwithstand-
ing its repeal by the new tariff law.
The case was brought as a test suit.
An appeal to the United States supre 4-e
court is still open to the planters, the
case having gone against them in all
inferior tribunals.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11

The Sioux Valley News, OF Canton,
comes out Jan. 4th looking old. but more
vigorous than ever. 1t has passed its 22nd
volume, the last eighteen years Of
which have been under the direct man
agement of Mr. N. G. Nash. The
News is model newspaper in many
ways. 1t has kept pace with the thrifty
community in which it is published: has
done its duty faithfully and we'll as a
recorder of local events and has been a
fearless advocate Of what its editor be-
lieved.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
EulOrized COluuitt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Mr. Ransom,
president pro TEN, presided at the open
ing of the senate. The early morning
routine business having been quickly
dispensed with, Mr.. Morgan offered a
resolution which was adopted, calling
on the president for reports relating to
the enforcement Of regulations respect
ing the fur seal fisheries adopted by
Great Britain and the United States 70
carry out the decision of the Paris
tribunal of arbitration, etc. At
o'clock the Lodge Hawaiian resolution
went to the calendar and the eulogies
on the late Senator Colquitt began.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
SIOUX INDIAN AGENTS.
conference Held at Washington With the
Secretary of the Interior.

conference Held at Washington With the
Secretary of the Interior.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Sioux In
dian agents and army officers in charge
Of other reservations, who were sum-
moned to Washington by Commissioner
of Indian Affairs Browning, held all
informal conference with the secretary
of the interior. The work among the
Indian schools and the problem Of
eventual self sustenauce We're the ques-
tions discussed Some of the agents
advocated. an increase Of attention to
numbering interests as means of self
support. The agents will be given a
reception by the president in few
days, and other conferences will prob
ably be held with Secretary Smith and
Commissioner Browning.
The following agents were at the
conference: Captain R. H. Ray, Sho.
shone agency, Wy; Lieutenant W. A.
Mercer, La Pointe, Wis. Captain L.
w. Cooke, 3lackfeet agency, Mon.
Robert M. Allen, White Earth, Mimi;
J. G. Wright, Rosebud, S. D.; James
A. Smith, Yankton, S. D.; a. M.
Keller, Sisseton, S. D.; Frederick
Treon, Grow Creek and Lower Brule,
S. D.; Peter Couchman, Cheyenne
River, S. D., and James Mclaughlin,
Standing Rock, N. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
May Postpone the inauguration.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan 9-The leg.
islature of California convened during
the day. The Republicans have ma
jority in both houses and elected tenn
porary officers. The Democrats are
arranging to have Mr.. Budd sworn in
Prior to tho joint session, however, the
two branches will meet separately,
when the Republicans may introduce
a resolution postponing the inaug-
uration pending the appointment of
committees from each house to investi-
gate the charges of fraud in connection
with the gubernatorial election.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
Incubstine Another Babv.

NEW YORK, Jan. S--Another New
York baby is struggling tor existence
on bed Of cotton incubator. A few
years ago the child of very wealthy
parents, whose birth made i'm heir to
large estate was kept alive by the
same artificial means. This time it is
the baby of parents in moderate cir
cumstances, but the baby's life is just
as dear. Five days ago Mrs. W. Sacks
of No. 81, One Hundred and Four
teenth street, gave birth to
this child, which though very tiny,
is perfectly formed. An incubator
was provided at once, and it is believed
that the baby will live, though the
mother is III very critical condition.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
"SPHINX" Is IMMENSE

MITCHELL REPUBLICAN: We can
ceive of way Of reducing state eXpen-
ditures to the level Of the states income
without committing the blunder Of
abolishing any OF the educational insti-
tutiOns.
Argus Leader: 'Well. you are just
the fellow we want to talk with Let
us have it. Leak. You owe it to those
perplexed and bemudded chaps at
Pierre. and to the taxpayers OF the
state. Let the Dawson county sphinx
speak and give US the riddles answer" F"
We don't detect any paradox in the
proposition. We wouldn't advocate
going bare-footed because we couldn't
have hangar o. shoes; nor sit upon the
floor because we couldn't afford a ma
hogany chair. And we would not
eliminate useful institution while the
demands OF economy conld be satisfied
by simply making it run on a cheaper
scale. We will wager a sum equal to
the advance in wool since August that
our legislative solons will agree with us
on this if not on he senatorial question
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11

John Brennan, OF Sioux City. who lis
remembered by Mitchell people with
kindness and respect, contributes an
article to the Northwestern Catholic, in
which he not only questions the wis
dom but denies the right OF bishop, car
dinal, or pope to cast aspersions on the
motives and objects OF fraternal orders,
such as the Odd Fellows, Knights OF
Pythias and Sons of Temperance. Mr..
Brennan allows his good sense to die
tate
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
Votes OF Ladies Didn't Count.

BorT1NEAU, N. D., Jan. 9.-This
town is now certain of getting the To-
cation Of the state school of forestry,
Judge Morgan having issued peremp-
tory writ OF mandamus compelling the
board of election commissioners Of
Ward county to certify the number of
male votes cast upon tho question at
tho late election. In that county q
large number of ladies voted upon the
location, claiming that they were en-
titled to vote upon all school questions
This place has clear majority of the
male vote cast.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST RlcKs.
The House Judiciary Committee VIII In
quire Into His Actions.

The House Judiciary Committee VIII In
quire Into His Actions.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Charges Of
sensational character against United
States District Judge Augustus Kicks
Of Cleveland are contained in q memo
rial presented to the house Of repre-
sentatives. Representative johnson
of Ohio secured immediate consid-
Grafton for resolution instructing the
Judiciary committee to investigate the
charges, and without debate the resolu-
ton was adopted. The charges are
made under oath by Mr.. s. J. Ritchie
of Akron, O., a wealthy capitalist Of
that section. While directed mainly at
Judge Ricks, they Indirectly affect
Judge Burke and ex-United States Sen
ator Payne of Cleveland.
Mr.. Ritchie gives the names of a for
midable array OF counsel i'll Washing
ton, Cleveland and Akron, who have
been retained in his behalf. They in
clude Messrs. Hemphill, Shellabarger,
and Wilson and Butterworth of Wash
ington; Kerusch & Co. of Cleveland,
and Judge Upson and Messrs. Green.
Grant and Lieber of Akron. The
charges involve losses reaching ST, OOO,-
900. Mr.. Ritchie claims to have suf-
fered in decisions made by Judge Kicks
affecting Canadian copper and nickel
mines
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11

Press and Dakotan: One of the few
Populists elected to the South Dakota
legislature. Representative Colvin, Of
Mitchell, is making canvass among
his constituents upon the proposition to
close the educational institutions of the
state. What Mr.. Colvin finds out he
will convey to the legisla lature in his Off
cial capacity. There is an under cur
rent of opinion among Populists in ia
vor of dispensing with everything that
costs anything.
But we will say in justice to Mr.. Col
vim that he expresses himself as not
disposed to take an extreme view on
the subject.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1895-01-11
coRBETr SURE OF A FIGHT.
He Says His Mill With Fitz Will Come OF
ib Florida.

ne DAYS Ais MIL " lCn Eitz Will come Of1
ib Florida.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 9.-Champion
Jim Corbett arrived here during the
afternoon. When asked by Journal
reporter if he thought the fight with
Fitzsimmons, for which he has signed
articles, would take place, he said:
"Of course it will The match has
been made the money is up and che
fight must ana will come off. I think
it will come off in Jacksonville
in September next. There is no law in
Florida to prevent it. Governor
Mitchell used every means in his power
to stop my fight with Charley Mitchell
and was unsuccessful
Besides, the people of Florida, an
Jacksonville especially, are anxious for
the fight to take place in that city. on
account of the immense amount of
money which those men who go to see
will spend''
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1t seems that Mr.. Cleveland's repu-
tation for bolstering up queens has gone
forth. His efforts to reinstate Liliou-
kalani is at least looked upon by other
queens as chivalric. for now comes her
ebony complexioned highness, Ranav-
alona III, of Madagascar, who Graves
his protection from the French. This
constant bobbing up of black queens
must be stunning to the southern Dem
ocrats especially.
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River Stationary at pittsburg.

PITTsBUR1, Jan. 9.-At 9 o'clock a.
N. the stage of the water in the Mo-
nongahela at this point was 20 feet 8
inches, and stationery. The river is
falling above, and it is thought that
the highest stage has been reached
Unless there is more rain the rivers
are expected to fall, and rivermen will
begin to take advantage of the boating
water to get coal to Southern ports.
The damage done by the flood has not
nearly as severe as was expected
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The Sioux City journal of the IT

The Sioux City Journal of the 7th
inst, contains a valuable editorial,
which is calculated to steer farmers of
semi-arid sections in the right direction.
1t points out the advisability of utiliz-
ing the pastures of counties where rain.
fall is insufficient by raising cattle: and
points out the futility of trying to make
business of grain raising, except
where irrigation can be applied. We
agree with the conclusion.
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North Dakota Railway Commission.

BISMARCK. N. D., Jan. 9.--At the
meeting of the new board of railroad
commissioners James Currie was elect
ed chairman and j. E. Phalen secretary.
Mr.. Phalen was for some time superin.
tendent of the Missouri division Of the
Northern Pacific and later master me-
chanic of their shops at Fargo. Since
the strike last summer he has been un.
easy in position and finally decided to
resign, which he did at the first of the
year. He is especially well fitted for
the place. j. w. Gregg has been ap.
pointed deputy auditor.
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Robbed of Many Roubles.

LONDON, Jan. ga telegram from
Vulna, capital Of the government Of
the same name in Russia, states that
while the wife of Colonel Peterson of
the Russian army, was travelling from
Dunaberg, she fell asleep in the
railway carriage Upon awakening,
she found that afelow traveller SEEM
ingly a gentleman, had disappeared
after having robbed the car of $4,000
roubles and jewelry valued at $4,000
roubles. 1t is supposed that the robber
used some drug to put her to sleep.
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Forged Notes and Disappeared.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan. GA sensa-
ton has been caused at Greene by the
sudden disappearance Of F. M. BelknaD,
dealer in agricultural implements, after
forging II or Is notes for various
amounts and disposing of them there
and in this city, and leaving many
creditors in the lurch. He left young
wife at Greene with young son,
almost in destitute circumstances. She
is nearly heart broken.
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Authorized interchangeable Mileage.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The senate
committee on Interstate commerce au-
thorized favorable report on the bill
amending the interstate commerce act
providing for joint interchangeable
5000 mile tickets with special privi-
leges as to the amount of free baggage
that may be carried under mileage
tickets Of 1000 miles or more. This is
bill in which the commercial travel
ers are especially interested and for
which they have worked hard. 1t has
passed the house.