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Abendblatt., 1895-03-23

9ur3 Elm Seuer, tpel9es unlGngit ben
5pettsn StDd Des 9aufes BON Golpnel
Sobn SO. Glampitt in Der gtd6e bon SORT
SHERIDAN 3er1t0rte, bat leBterer etnen ur1@
erIeBli4en 8erluit e~rlitte1t. Set bretBtg
SeSSd6ren bate GDl.@ lampitt 8enetsmdteriGl
3ufdmmengetrdgen, pel9eS flarlegen fDQle,
buB Srau Marp 6. Surratt, Die betanntz
lt9 u1ter Der Mnflage, an Der 8eri9nG=
rltng tbeilgenommen 81 baben, tpel6e Die
@rmorDunq bes 8rG1tbenten Gincpln our
S5plge bate, gum 3obe perurt6eilt u1O
t6dt1G9li9 6ingeri9tet tpurbe, unf9ulOiJ
mar, !9teies gauge f9tpertpiegenbe 8ez
tpeismaterial. .tpurbe bur6 ben ernG6nten
8ranb gu MI6e bertpanbelt. Sol. @lampttt
lieB ii9 geitern bariber tpie folgt aus:
sd babe bur6 ba8 5euer Diele anDere
mert6pole Manuicripte berloren, bpG MAJ
rem Dteielben BON tpeniger 8ebeutung fir
mtb, alS gerabe bieIe, benn tie Ip1ten that
1G3li9 6epeiIen, baB Srau Surrat al3
NtGrtDrerin itGrb. Nutiirli3 babe i'd nt6t
ben gan3en SSn6alt Der unerIeBlt9en Sofuz
mente i'm &ppfe, bod erinnere i5 MIDI an
einige Der 19nerptegenbite n 3eugntfe,
@Or einigen 9agen itdrb @ater @alter i'll
Ma16tngtDn. @r mar es, BON Dem Srdl1
@urrat bic IeBte Oelung er9ielt. Sd 6a6e
i'm tur5 bpr feinem Sobe 9eIprp9en unb 1T
feline Mus1age betreffs Der l1m1tGnbe, tpel9e
bic 6inrt9tung Der @erurt6eilten begleitez
ten, bpn Der gr0Bten @i9ttgfett. 2eBtere
babe i'm, ebe ibr Die S9linge INN ben 9als
gelegt p1rbe, gefragt, ob fe Der @elt Derr
tiinben biirfe, baB ie unf3ulbtg fet. @r babe
tbr bies berpeigern miifen unb 5par aui
8efe6l Des &riegsbeportements. 9af1eG6e
foa ndmli3, feiner Meinung na9, ebenz
fans an Der S6ulb Der Srau ge5tpetfelt
baben. 60 pett @ater MaGter.
Sd babe ferner BON benz 8etttpetligen
MaribaG bes @efdngniTes, in pel9em
Srau Surratt fab, Elm @eItGnbniB ge6ubt,
mad tpel9em Der bamalige Mtntiter 6. M,
Stanton bur9 bic 6inri9tung BON Srau
Surrdtt fart mttgenDmmen tpurbe unb auf
feinem Sterbebette nod 9erufen babe;
ng}ebnt fte fort! Ne6mt lie fort!"
NuBerbem bate tb bas 3eugniB zines
Mannes in ben 9dnben, Der our 3eit be&
groBen NttentatS i'm OienIte bes &riegsz
departments Itanb. @r 1ou, pie er bebaupz
tete, bon getptKen @orgeIeBten geatpunger
iporDen fetn, Die @usI agen gegen Die Nn9ez
flagte gu ma9en, tpel6e f9IteBlt9 Der 2et<
teren 9inrt9tung CUR SOlge battle.
Sci Der 8erurt6eilung Der Srau Surratt
fanote Der &t3ter 9olt an 8rG1tbent sSSp6nz
fon Elm S9reiben, in pel6em er bte1em sic
8egnaoigung Der @erurtbetlten gu 3u6t=
9ausitrafe anempfabl. SD babe aber aug
Sobnfon'S Munb felbf erfabren, baB berz
ielbe otefes S9reiben ME er6alten bat.
Dap bic 8erf3pOrung gegen 2tncoln in
Srau @urrattS 9aus gu Stdn0e fam, 1T
etne 5ugetan0ene Sbatfa9e, baB ie ietber
aber nt3ts DaDOn tpuBte gu betpetIen, bas
bate i'd II balb mad iiber breiBig eSya6z
rem LANCER &rbeit enbIi9 errei9t, gtun
muB i'd pieoer bDn borne anfangen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Npouo= Gbeater.

Na9 Der eri tmaGigen Muffii6rung bon
u@np9 Mrben" nit 6errn 81, &obenberg in
Der Sttelrole, tpel9er am 1eBten Sonntao
Our6 Die CUTE 0arftelung biefer partie fif
pieber neue Sreunbe ertparb, bat 9treftor
6abn auf fpe3teQen @un19 bteler bortiqer
Sbeaterfreunbe r0te @rtlIe" bon ST,
8tr9=Pfeiffer fir bas NpolpzS6eater neu
infcenirt. Die Sitelroue 1ptelt SRI. BON
8ergere, Der Qt~ebltnG.ber bprttgen S6eater=
freunbe; in Srau Scotia 6obn bat bas Shea
ter cine Der be1ten 9ariteQerinnen Der 6sre
SaOet; 0irettor 6a6n ipielt ben 8ater Bar
beau0; Die 3niGingsbriiber 6aben bic Ser
rem 81. RoOen6erg un0 8. 2oebeI, unb Die
an6eren Partien iinO nit ben 9erren @ogeG,
Stating, Sustb, 8GonO, @n1pG,
Neuitdoter unb ben 9amen g.
@roBmann, 90, 8aumann, &letn II,
I, IN, portreffli9 beTebt, Die @uffHbrung
bie1es prG9tigen Stiides tptrD nt9t muir bic
iungen Sbeaterfreunbe, tpeG6e bic engltz
f9e 8eriion befeGben NIT M}agie Mit6eQ
a1s r5andOn" geieben BADEN, an3ieben; Ton=
bern AUDI bic Glteren Sbeaterbe1u9er,
pel9e UNI Die 9ariteIung Der r@riIIe"
bel Der DIRECTION na6iu6ten, beranIaifen,
10 3ablrei9 pte m0gli3 gu erf9einen, b, +,
feline l1nterbre9ung in ben bort regelmdBig
iiberfiiQten 9dufern eintreten gu lafen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23

Srast Guren @rocer mad she SeiBGer
&C Sunge GD,'s" u9uater 8rob", bas
i9mad6afteite r9ome Mabe 8rob", bas ie
BON elmer 8dderet %qeltefert purbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Die DoIfsbnbne.
mnQer's 6aQe.

9iefen @Onntug tommt i'm Dbigen
S6eater oas Dortreffli9e 2~e6ensbilb v9it
Maurer bon Berlin, Dber 6unepampel aus
5riefad" our @uffibrung. Oas Stiid, mel.
DIES ergreifenb ernfte unb audi nieberum
iiberpdlttgenb tomtf6e @cenen entbGIt, r5tt
10 rebt aus Sreub unb Qetb beg 6anb=
perferitanbes entnpmmen finb", tpirb 1i6er=
lt9 ebenfo befrtebigen unb u~nterbalten, ME
Der NIT 10 groBem 8eifaa du%fgenommenf
r8laubart" am berflOienen Sonntag. 9e,
&omtfer @be S9mtb, Der fir nod neitert
8Or1teQungen gepOnnen 1T, tpirb 1einen bic
bern Waurerpolier ii6erli6 nit benz i'm
gu 8ebote fte6enben 0umor aus1tdtten, uni
au6 6err S3lemm nirb bur6 OarIteuunc
ietnes 6anepampel aus SrieIad nt9t min
Der amiitren. Die ii6rtgen Holen iinb In
ben %beDGbrten !9Gnben Der 6erren &r0ner
0ittmar, Saler, Q0ne etc., Iotpte Der 9amer
Marie un0 Sobdnna S9aumberg, @mmo
MaDer &albiB, Gina 53iirn. Muf bic erfor=
oerli4e NuSitattung unb Gotiime nirb biz
gepobnte S0rgfalt bernenbet fem unb III
fomtt tpieoer Elm genuBret9er @benb in
Musft9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23

9as Mbenbblott, burcb Sr6ser ms 6aus
gebro6t, fOitet mn 6 Gents bic @obe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
6raper'5 Bale.
(Oeuti3es ShaIiazSheater.

20 Sabre aus benz Qeben elmer iTFral"
2ebenshtIb nit @eIang in flint Nften BON
5ugo MiiQer, geGangt am morgigen Cont
tag Durb Sean MormIer's Sruppe i'm obia
gen, 1856 State @traBe ~belegenen 8pItSz
t6eater, our Nuffibrung. 0aS Stiid 1T
na9 Dem beriibmten fron30if9en .8icioz
rine" ins 0euti3e unb @nglii9e ii5erSeBt
unO 1T t6eils urtomii9en, tbetls IL fern3ten
rnO ergreifenben SSnbults; Die @5arattere
fino fdmmtlt9 na9 benz 2eben ge3et9net.
Ser geian9libe She'll pirb bur9 ~teTonbere
@inlagen beroouftdnbigt; Die 8efabung 1T
cine quite unb beftnben ft9 bic @auptroI!en
in ben 9dnOen Der 9amen be Mtojean unb
2am6ert, fotpie Der 9erren Sean WQrmIer,
@bolf 8ittler, .&ubolf &o4, Srtb punnter
II. I. m. 9as Stiid beitebt aus folgen0en
5 often: 1. Dit: Sin @eiberber5 unD be
2pdun9en in ieiner Sugenb. 80fe 8etipiele
peroerben quite Sitten. p. Oft: Sn Pra9t,
Slang unb 8et4t6um unb bod 10 ungliid=
LTD, 3. Oft: SingeI=Sangel unb SpisI=
bOae. 60 melt muBte e8 tommtn. : 4,
UT: Gum 5peiten Male berbaftet. Der
Selbftmoro. = 5. Oft: 8er}9iebeae QebeuSz
pege. Wle 1T bas @nbe?
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Rtdter 6ro6eup entrIitet.

Or bdIt smei 6efansenen, ole ObicOne
8iIoer uno Sdriften our6 ole poft per=
fdidt hatteu, cine Strafpreoi9t uno oic=
tirt iRncn oas hodite strafmo6 gu. :
Die nGipic federation" erIeioet cine
NieoerIdac.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Stdott1hes.
Sdmerer Derluit.

Col. GIampitt ~perIiert oura ein Seuer Oofu.
mente, weI4e na9weifen iolten, oa6
5ran Snrratt weeen DER Grmoroune ocs
PrditoenteH &incoIn uniduIoi9 hinge
ri6tet wuroe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Statement Of the MILWAUKEE MECHA.
Hhnuui Nt0'VmVhV MICS INSURANCE COMPANY
ofMilwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, on the
S1st day of December, 1898: made to the Insur
ance Superintendent of the State of Illinois
pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
EVU,OVVU
Assets
Value Of Real Estate owned by the
Company. 45,0oo.cO
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages....... 1917. 1856. 90
State, City, County and other Bonds. GAG, 795. 90
Other Corporation Stocks ........... S42.00
Cash on hand and in Bank ........ 1876, 1894
Interest due and accrued. :;..:.... 27,558.O0
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission s2,474.04
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
$der, tito Grnf |
miro nit Ger Sonntaess2luseabe Der u1uinois
Staats3cttune", ole unter Dem QiteI
,,per 91eIten''
erfdeint, gratis eeIicfcrt.

erfdeint gratis eelicfcrt.
Diefe adtieiti9e, in 6ro6'Quorto eridei=
nenoe uno ouf eutem Sudpapier eeorudte,
elegant ouseefi,rte iartrirte SeiIaee emit.
bdIt auf Der erften Settle einen poIitif4en
Carton, weIder Greienife, ole aus Dem poll.
tif4en mo f~ocialeu Seben eeerifen fino, Dem
Gefer biIoli4 Dor aueen fiRrt; ferrer sohI.
reide fIeinere JuMfrationen, mciftens hu-
mOrififder 1atur Dem oeutfdIdnoiiden uno
einbeimifden Eeben eutnommen mo ieoes.
nal 3wei er06ere RoI5fdnitte, por3ieIi4e
uo9ohmuneen DER Mleiferwerte DER oeut.
fden, fran3Off9en uno itaIienif9en S4uIr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23

Der SnboIt Der Nnseisen bon SoOb's
Sorlopariua wirS b~eitGti9t Our9 Sn6orlos,
Del3e iii Der Stnon5z8elt o6le QnltanS
eccepttrt wiirOen. 0os lost SeutIi@ geuus,
oaB 6oob's turirt.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
CLEVELAND BLAZE.

The Daily World and the Kellogg Com
- pany Burned Out.
CLEVELAND, March 18.-The Worth
ington block, at the corner Of Ontario
and Noble streets, occupied by The
World newspaper plant and the A. N.
Kellogg Newspaper company, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire soon after 6
O'Clock. The building was of brick and
five stories in height. The basement
and second for were occupied by the
Kellogg Newspaper company with a
composing room and stereotyping plant,
while The World occupied the first and
fifth floors. On the third floor was the
Clafen Manufacturing company, max
ers of light hardware, and on the fourth
floor were Bandeau Bros, manufac-
turers of dress and cloak trimmings.
The loss on the building is estimated at
$4,000. The loss of the Cleveland
World is placed at $4,000. The Kel-
logg Newspaper company's loss is $41,-
600. The Clafen Manufacturing COM
pany and Bandeau Bros. lose about
$15. 900 each.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
SPAIN WITHOUT A CABINET.
Her Ministry Resigns as a Result OF El
(,lODO affair.

Her Ministry Resigns a Result of El
Globo Affair.
MADRID, March 1S.-The Spanish
ministry has resigned in consequence q
the trouble in the Oh ami ben saf~ Alspaties
Saturday, when all the reporters with
drew from the house as protest against
the official defense made by the min
lister of war of the officers who attacked
and wrecked the offices Of Ell Globo, the
organ of Senor CASTELAR,. 1t is probable
that Field Marshal Matinee Campos will
form a new cabinet.
An explanation of the crisis is that
according to the military code those
who slander the army through the press
ought to be tried by courtmartial, when,
according to the press laws, such mat
ters ought to be submitted to jury in
the supreme court. Despite this the
minister Of war, conforming to the de-
sires expressed by the officers of the
garrison, proposed to the cabinet that a
courtmartial be summoned to try the
cases. A majority of the ministers, rep
resenting the civil elements, opposed
this procedure, whereupon Prime Min
lister Sagasta declared that it was i'm
possible for him to continue longer in
office. All the ministers then rendered
their resignati Ons.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
HEAVY RAINS AND WIND.

Immense Damage and Some Loss of Life in
Alabama.
GADsBEN, Ala, March 1S.-News
comes from several sections Of the state
of great losses in houses and cattle by
the big rains and strong wind prevail
ing the past few days. At Prouto, Lucy
Haversham. 3-year-old girl, was
blown some distance and struck astree,%
breaking her arm and leg and several
ribs From Brewton and Eufalia comes
news of great damage to farms and de-
struction to cattle. The worst fatality
occurred on the Goosa river, 80 miles
above this place. A waterspout burst
and the river rose out Of it's banks, un-
lodged the house of Jacob Anderson and
carried him, his wife and baby;;down the
stream. The house was wrecked upon
a rock and the three inmates drowned.
Three men who were logging on the
Goosa have not been seen since the
storm and are thought to have been
lost.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
KILLED A CONTRACTOR.
Two Prom incnt American Railway Build
ers Attacked In Mexico.

Two Prom incnt American Railway Build
ers Attacked In Mexico.
OAXACA, Mex. March 18.-Henry
Thompson and Frank L. Owens, two
American railway contractors, passed
through here short time ago Oh their
way to Guatemala to work on the Qua
temalan Northern railroad. Advices
have been received here that they were
attacked ~ d band 81 Guatelnalar ref.
gees and bandits near Chiffon, and
Thompson was killed and Owens seri-
ously wounded. They were robbed Of
several Thousand dollars. The outlaws
were pursued across the border into
Guatemala. Thompson was we'll
known railroad man, being prominently
connected with the building of num-
Der of the Western lines Of railways in
the United States.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
SITUATION IN CUBA.

Fully Six Thousand Insurgents Now Under
Arms.
KEY WEST, Fla, March 18.-A trust
worthy report of the condition Of affairs
in the east end Of Cuba is brought by a
passenger on the steamer Macotte.
II have Travelled throughout the
mountainous district constantly since
the trouble began" he said, land mat
ters are now in much worse condition
than at the beginning. The fighting
started in a desultory and scattered
fashion, but the forces gradually be-
came crystallized and there are now
fully 5000 insurgents under arms. They
are in dozen or more detachments.
but are giving the government no end
of trouble. In many cases the Spanish
troops have been beaten back with
heavy loss. The most deplorable fea-
ture of the warfare is the pillaging and
burning. The insurgents have gained
confidence since the beginning Of the
trouble and matters in the eastern dis
trict are in almost as bad condition as
during the war of 1865"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
COURTEOUS REPLY.
Spain Makes Answer to the
Demand Made by Sec
rotary Gresham.
The FIRING ON THE ALLIANCA.
Uncle Sam Given Assurance
That the OffenSe Will
Not Occur Again.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-The state
department has received a dispatch
from Minister Taylor at Madrid. The
Spanish government has given assur-
ance that there will be no more repe-
tition Of such offens, as firing upon the
mail steamer Allianca. The reply OF
the Spanish government is couched in
courteous and temperate phrases, and
expressed the determination of Spain to
avoid further cause for complaint on
the part Of the government. AS to the
attempted detention of the Alliance, the
Spanish minister Of foreign affairs says
he is as yet without information, and
adds that as soon us he shall have re-
ceived report from the captain general
of Cuba concerning that incident re.
ply will be made TO the demand con.
tanned in Secretary Gresham s telegram.
State Department Silent.
While the officials Of the state depart
ment are unwilling to say anything
whatever regarding the contents OF
Minister Tay.or's cableyram, it is be-
lieved the foregoing is Il lalriy Accurate
interpret alton OF the dispatch. 1t will
be noted that the Sp.,n ST. government
promptly complies with one Of the most
important of Secretary Gresham's de-
mands, which was TO-: immediate as
surance'' that the war vessels patroling
Cuban waters would not give further
offense in the matter complained Of in
the Allianca affair. AS to the other de-
mand made by Secretary Gresham that
the Spanish government would promptly
express it's regret for the attempted de-
tention of the Allianca, Minister Tay-
lor's dispatch indicates the willingness
of the Madrid government to comply
Herewith in due time, should the facts
on investigation prove to.be in accord
ance with the demands made by the
Tinted States
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
HAD DUMMY GUN
Ten Prisoners Escape from the
Seattle Jail by Aid of a
Wooden Pistol.
THREE OF THEM MURDERERS.
The Delivery Engineered by
Tom Blanck, the Noted
Desperate.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 18.-A dar-
ing Jail delivery, headed by the notori-
Gus Tom Blanck, twice murderer, was
perfected at the county Jail here, in
which 10 persons, including three con-
victed of murder. made their escape.
The delivery was accomplished by means
of a dummy revolver made Of wood. AT
1870 Jailer Yarberry went into the
north corridors to take medicine to w.
A. Wilcox convicted murderer.
When he reached the corridor in front
of the cells he saw revolver thrust
between the bars and heard Blanck say,
"Throw up your hands" Blanck made
Yarberry turn round and tied him to
the bars. He next loo. ened the cord
about the jailer's right arm and threw
a moose over his neck, at the same time
calling out,
"UnIock the Combination"
The jailer obeyed and with the Olsen.
gagged hand soon had the door to the
cage swung open and Blanck then went
throgh the jailer's pockets. taking his
keys and 80 cents in cash. Then, pro.
claiming freedom to all in the cells, he
walked leisurely into the open air.
There were 81 prisoners in the cages,
but only IL joined in the attempt to
escape.
As soon as possible the jailer was re-
leased from his predicament and Sheriff
Van Deventer now has parties securing
the country in every direction. Blanck
will fight and if the officers come up
with him blood will be shed. The do
livery created the most intense excite
ment and great throng of people gath
cred at police headquarters as soon us
the news went abroad.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
ELKS IN CONVENTION.

"A Reconciliation of tho Two Factions VIII
BE Attempted.
4 CHICAGO, March lS.-The convention
Of the Benevolent and Protective Order
3bf Elks convened in Chicago this morn
II Ia The primary objectof the associa-
ton .s'to effect, if possible, a reconcilia-
tion between the two contending fac
tions Of the order, between whom re.
lations have been strained since the
disagreement in the grand lodge over
the selection of time and place for the
meeting Of the grand lodge in 1894.
Two sets of grand officers, it will be re-
membered, were elected, one by the
meeting at Atlantic City, N. j., and
another by the jamestown grand lodge.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
HUDSON FAY ROAD.

Work VIII Begin Within Three Weeks,
1t Is Asserted.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 1S.-Within
tt.-.s-e weeks, wo k will be resumed on
the Winnipeg and Hudson Bay rail-
road, 40 miles of which are already
completed. Parliament in 1891 author
lied the government to enter into con.
tract with the company for the pay
,nent of $50, 900 annually, ostensibly for
the conveyance of mails, and men and
supplies, in case of Indian troubles, over
l5O miles of the lines between Winni-
peg and Saskatchewan river, but the
promoters were unable to raise capital
in England. although this guarantee
was supplemented by land grant Of
100000 acres of land, applicable to
the entire G75 miles of the road.
Secured :. Big Loan.
Negotiations for better terms have
been going on ever since and the COM
pany has ut last been successful in ill-
ducing the government to advance II
loan of $4,000, 900. The Canadian Pa
citic fought hard to prevent the bar
gains going through, as the line will di-
vert the bulk OF the Northwest traffic to
the Seaboard.
But the necessity of doing something
to win the support of Mani, oba and the
Territories in the approaching general
elections prevailed with the go>e IL
1nent and the deal went through
Friday.
a line conn oetiAg San Francisco with
Hudson Bay is talked OF US an early
probability. Il ..,s1.e -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
PLUNGE TO DEATH

Man and Boy Fall Sixty Feet by the Break
ing of a Rope.
DULUTH, March 18.-While Frederick
Marcott, the inventor Of patent rope
fire escape, was giving an exhibition at
the Spaulding House, assisted by his
little cousin, George Marcott, aged II,
the rope broke when they were at the
third story and they fell head down
ward onto the sidewalk, some 60 feet
below. The boy was instantly killed,
his head being crushed like an egg shell,
while Mr.. Marcott, who struck partly
on his back, was picked up unconscious
and with several bones broken and his
head terribly mangled.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
SABBATH CLOSING ENFORCED.
Citizens of st. Louis Go w thOut Luxuries
Usually Bought on sunday.

Citizens of st. Louis Go w thOut Luxuries
Usually Bought on sunday.
MST LOUIS, March 49, Yesterday was
the bluest Sunday St. Louis has had
within the memory of the Oldest inhab-
liant. The Sabbath association had
many committees at work, and they
made purchases in all saloons, groceries,
dry goods stores and haberdasher estab'
ishmen is that were open and ready to
sell. The work of the Sabbath associa-
tion week ago has put terror into the
hearts of the men who have hitherto
scarcely thought that there is a Sunday
closing law on the statute books. In
consequence many stores heretofore
kept open on the Sabbath were closed.
The sudden break Of the butchers,
grocers. cigar dealers and saloonkeepers
to keep holy the Sabbath day drove
many absent minded persons to their
wits ends to secure the necessaries and
luxuries usually purchased on Sunday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
MISSING ITALIAN TURNS UP.

One Of the Supposed Victim. of the Wal
senburg Lyuching Is Alive.
WALsENBURG, Colo, March 49,
Pietro Giabanco, one Of the men sup
posed to have been killed at Bear Creek
last Tuesday night, has been found. He
was discovered by some Mexicans about
10 miles from the scene Of the tragedy.
His feet were frozen and he was in q
pitiable condition from exposure, hum
ger and fright. The sheriff was noti-
fed and took him to Pueblo, where he
was placed in Jail. Antonio Bisb' ito,
the other prisoner, has not yet been
found and Pletro does not know where
he is. One of Pietro'e feet was frozen
and he was unable to walk any longer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
POTATO FARMS.

Pingree's Scheme to BE Adopted in New
York Oh q Large Scale.
NEW YORK, Marcl l8.-The New
York Charities conference has decided
to adopt the scheme OF potato farms for
the poor, which was inaugurated by
Mayor Pingree Of Detroit last summer.
A committee has been appointed to
carry out the plan on large scale, and
active work has been commenced. The
plan is simply to obtain the use OF idle
tracts Of land in the city, and divide
them up into farms Of one-thlrd of an
acre for each family. Potatoes for
planting and other vegetable seeds will
be furnished. Each man must then
attend to his little farm and all the
products are his own. The use of sew
eral tracts Of land have already been
donated for the purpose.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
DEAD IN THEIR SHANTY.
Three Hunters Evidently Poisoned b.!
TLeis Own Carelessness.

Three Hunters Evidently Poisoned by
Theis Own Carelessness.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, March 49,
A horrible discovery was made by a
party OF men hunting in the neighbor-
hood of Ingram. The dead bodies Of
Ed Duffney, John Hanson and another
man were found in an old lum ber
shanty. From all appearances they had
been dead number of days, the bodies
being frozen stiff. Duffney and Hanson
were formerly employed by Alvord as
woodsmen, but quit work to hunt
wolves, using poison to kill them with.
The supposition is that in preparing
supper they accidentally got poison
mixed with the food, carrying every
thing in the same sack. Their dog was
found dead in the same room.