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audience and great debate. Every seat
in the immense tabernacle on the grounds
of the Monona Lake assembly at Lake
side, where the debate was held, was
filled, ard great masses of humanity
stretched on. FOR blocks in every direc-
ton from the speakers stand. 1t was
Il cosmopolitan audience, farmers and
manufacturers, laborers and capitalists,
producers and consumers, men of pro-
fessions. including a goodly number of
ministers of the gospel were there. The
debate Itself was one of the most re-
markable ever listened to by a Western
audience The speakers were at their
best. Each talked for an hour and
quarter, and each in turn was loudly ap-
pauded. The reception given Senator
Thurston was a most cordial one. Time
and again was he applauded and cheered,
and when he concluded the great audi
ence rose and yelled itself hoarse for
him. Mr.. Darrow. who spoke from a
mocratic-Populist standpoint, was
we'll received, but his ovation was not
nearly so great as that rendered Mr..
ThurstOn, who was formerly a resident
of Wisconsin. There were times when
Mr.. Darrow's remarks did not strike
the keynote of his hearers enthusiasm,
and on two occasions he was loudly
Kissed. He seemed to have, however, the
faculty of turning off the displeasure of
his auditors IL quick time and again
winning himself into favor. He grew ex-
cited at times and turned and shook his
clenched fist under the very nose of the
Nchra Skan
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MILWAUKEE MATTERS
Alfred Morsimer's Suicide.

Milwaukee,. Wis. July ~, 1906
Alfred Mortimer, whose home was at
o6l Newhall street. committed suicide Oh
Saturday night shortly after supper He
was - years of age and had been mar
rled only since last March He went
home about O'clock and as he was look
ing quite worried, his wife asked nini
what was wrong. He requested her TO
wait until after supper, when he would
tell her. After finishing the meal he
arose and went TO the bathroom. As he
failed to return IN 4 short time his .vift.
went in search of him. She found the
door locked. She ratified it and her bus.
band asked her to wait just Il minute.
The next instant she heard shot and
when the door was forced Mortimer was
found lying on the floor with Il pistol
grasped in his right hand. He had shot
himself i'll the right temple and death
soon resulted.
No cause for the suicide can be
learned, unless it was grief over the
death of sister. Mortimer was well
known about the city. He was employed
as a bookkeeper by II. p. Fitzgerald.
His wife is a daughter of DIR. Richard
son of Chicago
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TINGE OF ROMANCE. :.
Fond du Lac Girl Weds- a Neeii0
Youth Without Consulting
Her Parents.

Fond du Lac, Wis.,. July 3O.-tSpecial.I
There is tinge of romance SURROUNDING
a secret marriage in this CITY,. ooihe
time ago Miss Hattie Roberts, daugnteI
of Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Roberts,, vlslteu
friends at Neenah. There she Decalne
acquainted with j. Nichols. MI. Nickois
was very young, but he had way that
was winning. The two young people
became sweethearts and when Miss Rob
erts returned to Fond du Lac their trotn
had been plighted. Having some doupts
of being able to secure the consent OF the
parents of his intended bride, Mr.. NICK
OILS came like young Lochinvar one
night and married her without 1t. Inc
wedding took place at the residence OF
the bride, July IS, during the temporary
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. Kew.
Johnson of Milwaukee performed the
ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Mex
OILS of Neenah were witnesses.
Miss Mae Naylor, a prominent young
milliner of this city and sister OF Mrs.
G. Nj. Dodge, made the announcement
last evening in the presence of relatives
and friends that she had been quietly
married at Oshkosh, July %, to Hugh =.
Young Of Chicago. The marriage is a
surprise to everyone here, and especially
so to her parents, who were unaware of
her intentions. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
will reside in Chicago.
William Stanton Of Chicago died at
the residence of his mother, Mrs. Thomas
Stanton, Military street, yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Stanton was 30 years of age
and one of the best known railroad men
in Chicago.
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Accused of EnrrerY.

Milwaukee, Wis. July %, 1S96-D.
w. Pulling, a well-known real estate
dealer, was arrested at Rugby Junction
this afternoon on a charge of forgery
and brought to this city for examination.
The warrant for his arrest was sworn
out by Stephen V. r. Hayes, Il real es-
tate dealer. who has an office in the
Matthews building. Mr.. Pulling is
charged with forging the signatures to a
mortgage and the amount of money
which he is alleged to have obtained is
5000.
Pulling was lodged in the central po-
lice station this afternoon. His home is
in Marshtield and he is p years old and
married. The mortgage which he is al
legged to have forged was upon property
i'll Marathon county, owned by August
and Amelia Luepka and the amount
was 5000 The money was collected in
Milwaukee and the mortgage is stated
to have been sold to Mrs Caroline Car
penter.
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Death. OF Byron Wright.

Milwaukee, Wis. July %, 1885,
A. Wright, for many years a
conductor in the employ of the st. Paui
railway, who ran a train between Sparta
and Viroqua, died ut an early hour this
moving ut the home of his sister. Mrs.
Willis, pol Farweil avenue, at the age
of IS. The deceased came to MilwaIl-
kee few days ago to take special treat
ment for Rright's disease The remains
will probably be buried at Linden, Wis.
on Friday. Conductor Wright was .
brother of Emery Wright, for nun,be,
of years Il train dispatcher in Milwaukee
on the So. Paul road at Kansas City.
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Was Resolved tt, Die.

Milwaukee, Wis, July o. 1896
the river on Monday night, after ma k
ing an unsuccessful attempts to commit
suicide by throwing himself in FRONT of a
locomotive on Fowler street, has been
identified as that of Patrick Clark of
Brownsville. Wis. His brother cetme to
the city this morning in response to i'll
quiries from Coroner WinkenwerIer. and
the remains will be shipped to- the man's
home in Brownsville this, evening. Some
time ago Clark sold his farm and it is
believed that he came to- this city to
have a good time. EHe, stopped at a
boarding house at 326 Sycamore street
He was not ordinarily u drinking man,
but once in Il great while was in the
habit of going on: a spree.
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SANK FROM SIGHT.
Charles Merrill Killed by a Cave-in
on a Farm Near Bur-
lingtOn.

Burlington, Wis, July 31.-(Special.]-
Charles A. Merrill of the well-known
firm of Merrill & Kruger was killed by
the caving in of well he was digging
near Boner's lake last night He was 333
years old and popular young man. He
leaves wife.
Mr.. Merrill was at the bottom of the
we'll and his companions were above
when the earth caved in. He was COW
cred to his shoulders. The men began
digging him out and worked an hour
when suddenly the unfortunate man
seemed to strike vein of quicksand and
disappeared from view.
The men dug all night and recovered
the body early this morning.
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A Boy Drowned >.

Milwaukee. Wis, July 80 1896
Frank Jankowski, aged 10 years, EN-
ployed rs a water boy at a. coal yard OIL
Canal street was Killed while OH his way
to work this morning. about 6 O'clock,
under the Sixteenth street viad1uct He
walked too closely to the river bank and
suddenly slipped and fell in. There was
nobody near at the time of the aeciyIent
and he was drowned. The body was re-
covered shortly afterwards and taken TO
his home at 742 Third avenue.
The body of an unknown man., arpar-
emily about 81 years of age, was, found
floating in the river at the foot of Poplar
street at 6 o'clock this morning by
Roundsman Utpatel and Patrol.nan
Mucks. They notified the coroner's office
and the remains were taken TO the
morgue. The man was 5 feet, Z inches
tall and weighed about ITO pounds. He
had light colored mustache, had light
hair and was dressed in a gray suit of
clothes
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PASSED A BOGUS CHECK.
Khfnelander Police Looking for Recon.
ly Released Convict.

Rhinelander. Wis, July 31.-[Special !
w. III. Williams. convict who has
served eight years in Waupun and whose
sentence had but just expired, arrived
sheriff and his deputy this morning and
passed an hour in conversation. After
leaving them he went to the City Hotel
saloon and passed check drawn on the
Merchants N1.tr State bank of this city in his
for SIS. After realizing this amomn4 ~
:alied at the bank and produced another
sne S Tor I'll, but was refused payment
and the incident was reported to the no.
nee nc Search was at once instituted. hit
n h,I - utssappeared and no trace of him
T Wq!1,!n is known here at the bansI
W., w aiiams IS about % years of age and
was was Sc, sent up from Hurley on a charge Of
assault ISIS UT with intent to kill The Officers,
him hnahihs strenuous efforts to caDture.
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Mother and Son Burned.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 81 1896
near West Park on Vliet street.. kindle,f
Il fire with kerosene this morning and an
explosion followed, scattering burning
oil over the woman and her son. aged
3 years. Both were seriously burned
and the lives of both mother and SON
are despaired of. The house was de-
strOyed.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 90 1896
The 3-year-old son of Mrs. VILLA m
Bruder, who was SO badly burned by the
explosion of can of kerosene at his
home on Vliet street yesterday na@rn-
ing. died at O'Clock yesterday after
noon at the county hospital and at II
o'clock last night Mrs. Bruder also died
as Il result of her injuries
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THE PIER GAVE WAY.
Accident During an Ovation to Senator
Thurston at Madison.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 1I[Speciall--
There were two bad accidents at the
boat landing when Senator Thurston and
G.. S. barrow, speakers in yesterdays
financial debate, left the city shore. First
the platform leading to the pier gave
way. under the pressure of the throng,
rocks at the edge of the lake, and injur-
ing an old gentleman, James Gallagher,
quite badly. Then after the speakers
and portion of the escort had started
IN the first boat, the pier went down,
throwing dozen people, including two
or three ladies, into the water, and badly
injuring B. +. Larkin, an old resident,
his head being badly cut by striking a
rock. 1t is feared he is dangerously
hurt. The others escaped with thor
Sugh Wettng
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,.;,,,l lGpideinif

sss g s.; ae H' ~ ysF s;.1 4s .' h'
on st'l Il 1T street r. y aS 1sd G E
cSn : very dss,osntt 81 lnsr en- Sat
failed 70 put III an ai .ir,r !, search was
ur.ay night at s s;l haay Was discovered.
Instituted and ms +. ppen to the morgue.
P S ss'P Ha Were si 5,sae Al sg her
i9 e"@ - ias second street eten1 on to the
l Emergency hospital. where she 800
covered. ~, Font q saloon at
August Lueders, VINO NJ. cpnumitted sui
'oo North ,,a;1 a,e himself at his home yes
t t9s By m nonans a" result Of 1sip paVes
Grey caused by poor business
= wife and two children.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
Scheduled for August S-Seen Only In the
Eastern Hemisphere.

Scheduled for August S-Seen Only In the
Eastern Hemisphere.
Madison, Wis, July 31.-[Special.1- J.
Astronomical data for August is fur
nished as follows by the Washburn OBJ
servatory:
There will be total eclipse of the sun
August 8, but the phenomenon will be con
fined entirely to the Eastern hemisphere
The path of totality begins III the upper
North and traverses the northern part OF
the Scandinavian peninsula the White sea,
Siberia, the island Of Yezo, and terminates
about 1000 miles west Of the Sandwich ISL
ands. The longest duration of totality is in
Siberia, minutes and 46 seconds:
There will be partial eclipse of the moon
August %, visible here. The moon will en-.
ter the earth's shadow at 11:24 P; M, and
leave 1t at 2:3O a. m. August %. About
three-fourths of the moons diameter will be
eclipsed.
Mercury and Venus are both evening stars,
increasing their distance from the sun sun:
Mars is in the eastern sky in the early
morning. Jupiter is close to the sun and is
in conjunction with it August II. Saturn
is 81 the southwestern sky in the evening
and sets at about 9:15 p. III. August 81.
The times of sunrise and sunset for the
month are as follows:
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pe,th of DIR. Bottonrley.

Milwaukee, Wis, July - fo liner
Dr. s. Ii. Bottomley,, whe e.r, h",. on
lived il Milwaukee. died IN IN Tl'' Bottom-
SUNDAY aged ,,d. = y fe Judge I, II Dyson
ley was s,s an ne and 7 his sister, Dr. Betsy
3 Dyson a Wss The first woman who 10 pBHa ot
toley left this city some time II . 9o
SOS and made his home e,1 IN tbi Sni after
where The funeral was held dtdns,, ester
noon. He was born n fao,n Mind Tss,,i uni
England. and graduated ffoiA i1'S'i
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AWARDED THE CONTRACT.
Democrat Company Will DO the State
Printing at Madison.

Madison Wis, July 81 Special. J.
Bids for doing the state printing for the
two, years from January l next were
opened in the secretary of states office
at noon today. The contract went to
the Democrat Printing company of this
city at 66 2-3 per cent. off the maximum
price, which is go cents per 1000 ems for
composition. This is the lowest bid ever
made for the work. The Democrat,
which has had the contract several
years. getting it for 81 2-3 off two years
ago. Only two other bids were submit
ted today. The State Journal Printing
company, GO Ito per cent. off; Nj. j..
CantwelI 5S
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A SLIGHT INCREASE.
Valuation of Real Estate in Kenos1ra Over
81 ZOO, 900.

Kenosha, Wis, July 31.J[Special.l-
Assessor sJohn Harrington has turned
over the assessment rolls of the city for
1896 to City Clerk Jacob. The rolls
show that the total assessed valuation of
real estate this year is ST ,259, 225. and of
personal property $685. These fig
ures show. in the real estate an increase
of about $4,000 over last year. lin the
personal tax there is about $4,000 out
by reason of losing the Goodrich Trans
portation company this year and sol ZOO
by reason of the death of the Dan Head
& Co. bank. All the property is assessed
at One-third its real value.
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MARRIED AT FOND DU LAC.
NYss Agnes De Land becomes Mrs. A. lei.
Lindsey.

Lindsey.
Fond du Lac Wis. July 31.-[Special. I
In the midst of a hundred relatives and
friends Miss Agnes Estelle De Land,
daughter. Of Mr.: and Mrs. G. G. De
Land of this city. and Asa Herbert
Lindsey of Menominee, Mich, were
married at p. m. yesterday. Rev.
G. G. Lamb of Menominee performed
the ceremony. G. L. Lindsey of Me-
nominee. brother of the groom, was best
man, and Miss Olive Wilson of Kansas
City. kas., attended the bride. The
handsome residence was decorated with
smilax and flowers. white carnations pre-
dominating. The groom is a prominent
business man of Menominee The bride
is a graduate of the Fond du Lac high
school and for the past nine years has
taught at Menominee. Among those
present from out of town were: G. T..
Lindsey. Ed Lindsey and Mrs. L. A.
Lindsey. Menominee; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
p. Lindsey Ncenah; Mrs. Ben Smith
and Mrs. Jennie Ketchem, Oshkosh, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Chase. Janesville
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey will be at home
to their friends after August Is.
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FOUND THE BODY.
Remains of Mathew Kreil Taken to Kau
kama for Burial.

Remains Of Mathew Krei1 Taken to Kau.
kama for Burial.
Kaukauna, Wis, July 3O.-[Special.]-
Mathew Krell. aged % years, who was
drowned at Quinnesec Falls, was buried
from Holy Cross church in this city
this morning. His body was found by
his brother yesterday morning floating in
the river one miIe and a half from the
falls, where he lost his life. Krell was
working i'm the water, being employed
by the Quinnesec Falls Paper Mill com
pany, sitting on the side of the Golfer
dam after his days work While put
ting on his shoes one of them fell into the
pool below the falls, and in reaching
after it he lost his balance and fell into
the water. He was never seen after
ward until his bruised and mangled body
was found as stated
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WENT BEYOND HIS DEPTH
Sven Anderson Drowned in Yah1r,
River Near StOughton.

Madison, Wis, July 3O!-HSpecilll-
Sven Anderson, a Norwegian farmer llv-
ing near Stoughton, was drowned 10 the
Yahara river about 5o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon about a mile north of Slough
ton. He went in bathing and some boys
warned him not to- go beyond his depth.
but he said he didn't care. His divorced
wife and children. from whom he hatl
been separated four years, live at
Stoughton. The body was recovered tnd
an inques. held at. Stoughton this morn
ing, at which IL verdict OF accidental
drowning was returned.
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WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT.
Joseph Shackel Of Milwaukee WEEDS Mis-
Ludwig of WinOna-

La Crosse, Wis, July 3O.1Special.]-
Joseph Shackel, a representative OF the
Singer Sewing Machine company, whose
home is in Milwaukee, and Miss Anna
Elizabeth Ludwig, daughter of ex-Mayo1
John Ludwig, prominent citizen and
formerly president of the German-Amer-
lean bank of Winona. eloped to this city
yesterday and were married at high nooll
by Justice of the Peace Mahoney. The
bride is beautiful and accomplished
girl of 10, having a large circle of friends
in Winona. She met Shackel some time
ago and although her parents were siren
uously opposed to the match determined
to marry him. They left on the first
train for MilWaukee.
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Her Eightieth Birthday

Beaver Dam, Wis, July 3O.-[Special.l
The eightieth anniversary of the birth
day Of Mrs. Hattie Carr, former resi-
dent of this place, but now of Milwau-
kee. was celebrated by party given in
her honor at the pleasant home of Mrs.
J. C. Sherman, niece of the lady. at
which were present nine own niecess.
two nieces by marriage and two grand
nieces besides other friends and relatives.
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A Child Badly Injured

Milwaukee. Wis. July %, 1896
Yesterday forenoon a wagon contain
ing w. Furges and Michael Schneider
and his wife and child collided with an
electric car at the corner of Auer and
Muskego avenues. The car ran into the
rear of the wagon, smashed the wheels
and threw the occupants out into the
road. The Schneider child was so badly
injured that its life is despaired of. The
family lives at SO Eighteenth avenue.
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A BOLD HIGHWAYMAN.
The Man Who Robbed Mr.. OSier O
$500 Seen Near Three
Iakac

Three Lakes, Wis, Aug. 1.-[Special.]
The man who stole $500 from Mr..
Osier at Watersmeet last Thursday
boarded train No. II at Eagle River
last night and when it had gone about
five miles he covered Conductor Beattie
with a revolver, demanding that the train
be stopped. The request was complied
with and the bandit escaped in the dark
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Bears Seen Near Ahnapee.

Ahnapee. Wis, July 31.-ISpeciaI.l-
A black bear and two cubs have been
frequently seen of late on the farm OF
west of this city AS this is thickly-
settled portion of the county. the affair IS
causing considera bile excitement.
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A GENEROUS REQUEST.
Hope College of Holland, Mich,
Comes in for Sic 1000 i'm
Cash.

Alto, Wis, July 31.-[Special.]- Mrs.
X. \. Meenk of this village, who died
recently, leaving no children, bequeathed
$4,000 to Hope college of Holland,
Mich.
Mrs. Meenk had long resided here and
was we'll known in Fond du Lac county.
She was 70 years of age.
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Charged with Ass.a,4

fs PACK River Falls. Wis. Aug. -
,TTpsfsliai.I-A warrant charging William
y, M;a SID with criminal assault ON MI MI
nu,, ny ~. pr,escott of AIilston was served
cla;ms aa .ha is in Jail here. It is
ago. tba 'n no,n assanit took place six months
old The eNaninatian being 8: but Is years
afternoon. - oelng held this
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Rum, over. by the Cars.

Milwaukee. Wis, July - ao9u p,,p
Arts Bowers, a switchman VINO was p inat
over in the st. Paul yards near 49, ieee e,,
street last night while setting sn Gta>e th G
a ear died at Mil ,,a'll ne HosP had both
Ices cut off. The body was taken to to MS
home. All Nineteenth avenue. tie leaves
. wife and three small children
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THURSTON AT MADISON.
Republican Campaign in the Yves
is Opened-DarroW His
Opponent.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 1.-The political
campaign of 1896 was auspiciously be-
gun in the West yesterday. In the pres
ence of nearly 5000 people Senator John
NJ. Thurston of Nebraska and Clarence
S. barrow of Chicago for two and half
hours presented the respective sides of
the currency question. 1t was a great
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DYNAMITE. STICKS FouNn
A''emPt to Blow Up the Htiinois c..
Freight Depot at aa,,isnn

DeDob at Madison.
TN ma olson. Wis.,. July s1.-Tsnec;al
ane discovery Of what is belieyed f. q
t fn latfs ranh to, Blow mp the illinois Can
day after sne af & eaa IN this city yester
chists to dance before the s, eron OF Anar-
st;e, officers and railroad men 81 tns po
s SICK 2: OF dynamite were fonnd a n lnree
cue Guest ~, IN the freight depot. and ~ q tooI
ca can M ne found who knows .nu mo NO one e
that 'h ere; The dynamite was 50 p nlaco y
have be ,9ol , thrown into the box p Would
The only ei hPnG q te certain to explode It.
purchased .h three sticks Of u tha man
Wed ane drug store of Edwin eSsR ,,,s
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POSSE CAPTURES TWO MEN.

Alleged Safe Blowers in Custody at
BoscObeI.
Boscobel. Wis, July 30.-[Special.]-
Two men giving their names as
Charles Brown and William Keller were
caught after being chased two miles
this morning by Officer Samuel Bar
tholomew and posse. 1t is alleged
that they cracked safe in Highland
and have committed several other crimes
in the eastern part of the state.
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SCAFFOLDING GAVE WAY.

Racine Man Fatally Injured by the
Racine, Wis, July 31-[SpeciaL]-
William Hewitt, his brother and son
were working on u scaHolding when it
gave way and all We're precipitated to the
ground. thirty feet below. Mr.. Hewitt
was fatally hurt.
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Teachers, Institute i'm Session,

Darlington, Wis.,. July 29-[Special.l
A teachers institute is in session in
this city with 80 teachers enrolled.
County Supt. J. III. Nattrass is in charge
assisted by State Supt Emery, Duncan
McGregor and Prof. Churchill of Platte
vile.
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Loan Company Forn,ea

Madison, Wis, July 30.-TSpecial. L
The Manitowoc Mortgage Loan company
filed articles of association with the sec
rotary of state today. The capital is
10000: lncorporators, Ernest Wagner,
Emma Wagner and +. Mika.