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TODAY's WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-Forecast: Mime
sota-Local showers. followed by clearing
weather; wind shifting to northwest.
Wisconsin-Fair followed by local rains;
fair Tuesday night; fresh and brisk south
westerly winds, shifting to westerly.
Montana-Generally fair, northerly wlnos
becoming variable; warmer.
South Dakota-Fair cooler; northerly winds
North Dakota-Local showers, followed by
fair; northwesterly winds; cooler IN southeast
portion.
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st. Paul Total LOSS

MONTERREY, CAL, Aug. 10.-The steam
snip 81. Paul, which went ashore in a fog
near here, is still firm ON the rocks and will
stove in the bow and the hold Is half. .t1;ied
with water. The responsibility for the acct
dent has not been determined
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1nternational che.. prtne..

NUREMBERG, Aug. 1O.-One hundred and
seventy games Of the international chess
tournament have beer finished. Lasker won
the first prize, MarocZy the second, Pillsbury
is sure of tying for third and fourth, Janow-
ski wins the fifth, Steinitz the sixth and
Schlachter and Walbrodt divide the seventh
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Bishop Sullivan Dead.

MOBILE, ALA. Aug. 10.-Bishop jeremiah
o. Sullivan died tonight after lingering i'll
ness. He was ordained priest by Archbishop
c., when appointed bishop of Mobile in June.
1885,
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VALENCIA, Spain, Aug. 10.-The attempts
to cause rfotous demonstrations against tho
government continue. This city yesterday
was placarded with posters, reading: Long
live free Cubar Long live the social revo-
lution,'' etc. The placards were removed By
the police.
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LONDON, Aug. 10.-Baronness Tennyson
widow of the late poet laureate Is dead. She
was a daughter Of Henry Sellwood ESQ.,,
and was married to Alfred Tennyson in 1885,
Her son. Hallam Tennyson, Is the present
Baron Tennyson.
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TWO Postmastcrs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-M. HI. Smith was
today appointed postmaster at Big Stone
Big Stone county. Mimi. vice Z. Bowman
resigned. j. Baumann appointed at
Henry, Crawford county. Wis.
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Danger Height of
VERY LIGHT CHAFF.

Fall. %Change for 4S hours.
Note-Barometer corrected for temperatur
and elevation. p. +. Lyons, OpserFeF'
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Abductor Captured.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 100. H. Win
throp, who is.Fcharged with abducting James
Campbell, the Honolulu millionaire, was cap
tured by theapolice in Oakland today.
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That Mr.. Lind is a man of fine ability and
irreproachable character none can deny, and
his popularity has suffered no diminution
since he retired to private life. He is now
the nominee for governor of the free silver
Republicans, the Democrats and the chances
are largely that the Populists will also nomi-
nate him. With a union Of the free silver
forces and leader like John Lind the Re-
publicans have most formidable opposition
Cannon Falls Beacon
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can take nothing and make money out
of it. Mr.. Bryan should take lessons
of them instead Of going there to teach
them.
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FUSION AND CONFUSION.

1t is indeed an extraordinary spectacle to see
Democratic convention nominate a free
silver Republican as its candidate for governor
and then set itself up to pass judgment on
what constitutes Democracy.-Wabasha Dem
Ocrat.
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TEMPERATURES.
nAJJ.Y MEANS.

Barometer, 1882; relative humidity, 81;
weather. part cloudy; maximum thermometer
60. minimum thermometer, So; daily range,
"a; amount of rainfall or melted snow IN last
"a hours, .O2; thermometer, n; wind, south.
o ID
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Payable In Advance

Daily and Sunday, per Month 80
Daily and Sunday, Six Months $2.75
Daily and Sunday, One Year 5000
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Weekly, One Year s1.o'

Sunday Ouly, One Year ---- $1.oG
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The man who Is already betting that John
Lind will have majority of 10000 in this
state will find shelter in state institution
at Rochester or st. Peter before election day
comes around.-Washington County Journal.
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The nomination of John Lind is the acme of
folly and stupidity. The ticket may possibly
win for Mr.. Lind Is a very worthy man but
he has always been Republican and his rarty
has ever since his immigration to this county
kept him well supplied with bread and butter.
If he should be elected what benefit will ac-
crupe to the Democracy ?-Isanti Press.
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O.iIx Only. uer Month ---. 40
Daily Only, Six Months $z.~o
Daily Only, One Year - $4.Oo
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According to the proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic convention last Saturday there ought
to be no need of Populist and Democratic con-
ventions to nominate county officers. Com
mittees have been appointed by each party to
fix up joint ticket. All that is expected of
the people is to vote the ticket prepared for
them by the bosses-Slayton Gazette.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-08-11

The Minnesota Democrats carried out the
wishes OF the masses in this state Tuesday
by nominating man whom they know they
can bank on in any emergency, as he has a
record in that direction. That man is John
Lind-Long Prairie Leader.
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d. w. LAWYER Judge McCafferty and r.
w. NJ. Cutcheon, three of the hardest working
Democrats in Minnesota were turned out OF
the Democratic convention Tuesday because
they honestly differed with the majority OF
that party on the financial question. They
were not even given the privilege Of free
speech, even though they were delegates to
the convention, and left the hall amid the
jeers Of some of the delegates.-Glencoe Reg
lister.
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John Lind was nominated for governor by
the Democratic state convention Tuesday, and
Frank A. Day was nominated for congress-
man by the Democratic congressional con-
vention Monday Both have been lifelong
Republicans.-Fulda Republican
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Mr.. Lind is a good man with an honorable
record and aside from his financial views is
a good Republican. He will get thousands
of votes from men who will vote the balance
of the Republican ticket STANDARDIZATION
Gazette Reporter.
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John Lind has been nominated by the
Democrats for governor and if the Demo-
Gratis can control the action of the Populfst
state convention. as they think they can
there will be fusion all along the linz and
2 division of the spoils.-Norman County
Index.
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The Democratic state convention al Mime
apolis Tuesday nominated John Lind for gov
ernor. 1t Is singular that a bolting Republi-
can is the only sort of person the dems and
kindred care to tie to this year.-Iron Nerve.
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Many Democrats are not pleased with Lind's
protection views. others are dissatisfied on
other lines. which. with the gold Democratic
vote, uncertain quantity. make the result
one that viii not be known until the No
vember votes counted.-Mapleton Enter
prise.
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And this is Democracy: John Lind for GO
ernor, Frank Day for congressi The nominee
, departed statesmen who is this that aspires
to go to s?-Lakefield Standard.
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In nominating John Lind for governor the
Democrats acted wisely. Mr.. Lind has al
ways been found working for reform and will
prove vote getter.-Grove City Times.
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These free silver Republican boilers come
high. but evidently the Democratic party has
to have them One nominated for governor
of the state, another for presidential efector
and still another for member of congress from
the Second district-an in one day.-Wadena
County Pioneer.
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They say Dan Lawler and some of his
friends were fired bodily from the state
Popocrat convention Tuesday. SefsTes him
right. A Democrat has more business I'm
such a convention. than Republican has
Montevideo Herald.
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The action of the Democratic state conven-
ton in unseating Dan Lawler, ]. ]. Nc
Cafferty and F. W. NJ. Cutcheon was as
unwise as it was Illegal When heat pas
sion and prejudice have moved away, the.
men who unseated them will regret the ac-
ton They had right to their opinions and
the fact that they had opinions ought not
to be an excuse for political ostracism.-St.
Peter Herald.
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Ing purposes, and we all approve
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is too sacred to be used to help the de-
mands OF a greedy commerce, the SYM
boil OF the greatest, noblest and purest
religious faith that the world has
ever known ought to be held by COM
mon consent too sacred to be. degraded
to the level or campaign button.
The herald., 1896-01-02
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The herald., 1896-01-02
On the Gridiron Field

STOCKTON, Jan 1.-The Stockton Ath-
letic association team defeated the NJ
desto football team by score of 6 to 0
today. It was a return game, the local
team having visited the S,anslaus town a
week ago and then tied on a score of to
q. The Stockton team had some univer-
sity boys in it, among them George Baker,
the quarterback of the university fresh
man team of asst year.
Ell PAsO, Texas, Jan. 1.-Fitzsimmons
played football today. A team composed
of Indian students from the territorial In
an school at Albuquerque, N. NJ, and
said to be the crack football team of the
territory, met El Paso's eleven on the grid
iron here this afternoon and were defeated
by the latter. Fitzsimmons played right
tackle for El Paso and enjoyed the sport
OF throwing Indians heels over head i'm
mensely. he score was IL to 4.
PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 1.-Portland Uni
versiiy lost tofiay's game to the Butte team
bv score of l6 to 4, on heavy field.
The scoring of the home team surprised
every one. Owing to muddy field they
played carefully in the latter part of the
first half; the home teams game improv-
ing, they managed to keep the ball in the
visitors territory, several times ge ting
it down to Butte's twenty-five yard
line. Four minutes before the nalf ended,
Pearson, the Portland full-back, kicked
The herald., 1896-01-02
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
Santa Ana Shooters Win the Blue
Rock Match
Funeral Services of the Late c. w. Hunph.
reys-A Robber Breaks Out of
Jail Baseball

SANTA ANA, Jan. 1.-The Bluerock tour
nament on East Fourth street today was
well attended and some very good shooting
was done. In the sweepstake shoot RIVER
side, Los Angeles and Santa Ana partici-
pated and Santa Ana won.
In the sweepstake shoot Mason of Santa
Ana made the phenomenal record of 70
out of so.
The funeral of the late C. W. Hum
phreys occurred today from his late resi-
dence on North Main street. and was very
largely attended-probably larger at
tendance than at any previous funeral in
the county.
The ceremonies being conducted by the
Masons, they turned out sixty-dve strong.
There were large number of the A. o. U.
W., but not as an organization.
The funeral services at the house were
CO nducted by Rev. b. f Coulter of Los
Angeles, and al the cemetery by the Ma
sons, with the usual imposing and beauti-
full ceremonies, Eminent Commander
elect M. j. Bundy conducting the services.
Masonic palibearers: ID. NJ. Dorman, A. j..
Wood, ". L. Willis, }. R Medlock, C. C..
Edinger and I. W. Towner.
DAILY, the robber, escaped from the
county Jail today. He was turned out of
his cell to eat his bre kfast and made hi )
way through the loose brick W al, it is
supposed by assis ance of confederates
outside or in, there being about twenty-five
hobos ia the corridors.
January lst WIS a Santa Ana day in
baseball, as in blue rock shooting. Pa .a-
bena-Mt. Loves. 3; Santa Ana -Alfalfas,
10. The Mt. Loves were outpiayed at
all points.
The herald., 1896-01-02
ORANGES AT RIVERSIDE
The Damage From Frost Said to Be
Very Slight
Culis to Be Utilized for " Neutrality-suspicious.
Light Bids Rel cted by the City
Council-Notes

RIVERSIDE, CAL, Jan. 1.-The cold snap
which recently visited this section, and at
the time it was supposed that the orange
crop had been somewhat damaged, has
proven to have been more of a scare than
anything else. Exhibition of tomato plants,
lemon blossoms and calla lilies here yes
terday show no sign Of frost whatever, and
since the orange groves have been thor
oughly examined it ia found that the dam
age has been very slight indeed, and the
several reports sent out regarding the mat
ter have been greatly over-estimated.
A Chicago company IL now ere citing
building at the old Athletic park, which
will be used as winery. 1t is the conpa-
ny's intention to utilize Gull oranges in
manufacturing orange wine and other do
mestic products of fruit.
CITY COUNCIL.
The city fathers met in session Tuesday
afternoon. Bids receive on the previous
day for the construction of the electric
light plant were thoroughly discussed, and
on motion, all bids were rejected. The
city electrical engineer was iust'u uc ed to
prepare new plans and specifications and
to submit them to the board at its next
meeting. January 7th.
The Reflex was awarded the printing of
the city ordinances in pamphlet form at SO
cents per page.
The m arshai was instructed to advertise
for bids for b 'arding the city prisoners.
The superinte ndent of streets was in
structed to advertise for bids to do the
work of ceaning the al cumulation of ruD-
bish from Magnolia avenue for the ensu-
ing year.
NOTES.
A company is now being organized here
for the purpose of leasing large tract of
land in the bottoms and sowing it to al
falfa and raising hops on large scale.
Sunnyside lodge. X. of p, gave a grand
ball and social at their cas- le hall in this
city last night. The hall and banquet
rooms were handsomely decorated for the
occasion. and a crowd was in attendance.
Robert Downing will appear at the Lor-
ing opera house in this city Saturday
night.
The sports for today New Year's) are
numerous. The business houses are all
closed, and everybody will turn out and
enjoy themselves.
E. :. Carten, a bright young lawyer of
San Diego, and his bride, we're registered
at the GIenwood Wednesday.
j.. A. Fairchild, O prominent contractor
OF Pasadena, was in the city looking after
business Tuesday.
The lacrosse game closed with Los An.
geles winner, with points to Riverside's l.
The herald., 1896-01-02
Easily f1ade Christmas Candy

A cooking class recipe for Christ
mas plum pudding candy is collec-
tion of all available nuts and fruits,
held together by fondant Of white Of
eggs mixed with powdered sugar-f1gs,
candied cherries, citron, pineapple.
raisins, with light blending of spices
and a few almonds blanched and
chopped, or other varieties Of nuts.
Mix the materialf thoroughly and pack
in a box or tin lined with parath ie pa
per, leaving the mixtvre to ripeu for a
few hours 1t may then be cut in
small cubes with a sharp knife, and
eacn cube wrapped in piece OF paper,
IA caramels are prepared.-New York
T,m.s
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Cholera in Russia

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 1.-Between De-
cember Is and December "a there we're
twenty cases of cholera and fifteen deaths
in the district of Volhynia, and during the
same period in the district of Kieff there
we're forty cases of cholera and fourteen
deaths from tha disease.
The herald., 1896-01-02

over .he goal line and Washburne fell on
the ball for d touch down. Hall failed to
kick a goal. Butte scored two touch
gan and added three more in the second
half. ellis wrist was disloca.ed and
richards, Rohn and Lasswel sent to the
side lines because of injuries Portland
university played a surprisingly strong
game.
The herald., 1896-01-02
Carpets and Draperies

Good lace curtains, 6bc a pair
Fin Irish point lace curtains, 50 so a pair,
Ec llent quality portieres, SO a pair
Smyrna rugs, 7 &c aca.
Angora rugs, s. each.
Ing ain carpet 30c per ard
Tape try Brussels soc per yard.
Stair carpet, .Uc per yard.
Moquette carpet, VI per yard.
G. A. JUDD, 405 South Broadway
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fatal Fire Damp.

SHAMoKIN. Pa, Jan. l.-Flve men were
badly burned, three OF them probably fa-
tally, by an explosion of gas at the Girard
mine last night. The most seriousl, in
jured are: Samuel Nc Dunge, miner; Mich
ael Yundes, min.r; Jose PhercowsKi, la
borer. Superintendent Alexander Law
and Foreman Evan Jones we're severely
bur ed, but will recover. The explosion
was caused by lamp ieniting the gas.
The herald., 1896-01-02
struck by the Cars

MODESTO, Jan. 1.-This morning the
Sunset limited train ran into and killed j.
Fl. Jones. well-known farmer at New
man Jones was nearly deaf and at
tempted to cross the track in front of the
engine. He was thrown fifty feet, death
being ins antaneous
The herald., 1896-01-02
A Reward Offered

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. l.-Governor Brad
ley today issued proclamation offering
$500 reward for the conviction of any or
all of the par les participating in the burn
'ng of Mrs. T. w. West and the murder of
N. A. Deveres of Marion county.
The herald., 1896-01-02
A Brilliant Wedding

DEDHAM. Mass, Jan. 1.-The Episcopal
church here was the scene of a brilliant
wedding today when Mr.. Cullen Van
Rensselaer, Cogeswell of New York was
married to Miss Eugenie N,ckerson,
The herald., 1896-01-02

Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Geo. Dye
left the city for Santa Ana, thence he goes
a week to San Diego. His pulpit will be
regularly supplied.
The herald., 1896-01-02
New YEARS in Mexic0

MExICo CITY, Jan. New Yeer's day,
though observed as a holiday, passed
quietly. The president of the republic re-
ceived many delegations and many indi-
vldual callers were received.
The herald., 1896-01-02

Henry Burger, of the Palace, on Mon
day was made the happy father of a
charming little daughter.
The herald., 1896-01-02

daughter of the late millionaire, Albert W.
Nicserson. The groom is member of
one OF New Yurk's oldest families. Rev.
Percy Brown of r xbury officiated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-10
SHOT EIGHT MEN
Maniac Ran Amuck in the Town
Of BrOckville, On
tariO.
Two Men Are Dead and the Chief
of Police Fatally
Wounded.
Actors in Indiana Fight a Duel
and One of Is Fatally
Wounded.

ROCKVILLE, Ont, March 10.-A
maniac, who alighted from the HAS
train, has shot eight men. Two men,
Moore and Boyd. are dead, and Chief
of lice Rose is fatally wounded. The
maniac himself was shot through the
body and is now in Jail. He made a
terrible fight. His name is said to be
Lapointe. Policeman Tinsel ia shot in
the arm, Dave Rough, an Indian, two
Stage brothers and q man named Kill
burn, are the others wounded.
1t was just about noon when La.
pointe came IN the street, carrying q
shot gun. The first person he met was
an old man named Peter Moore. Rails.
ing his gun, Lapointe deliberately shot
Moore dead. Chief Of Police Rose, who
was coming from his office, ran in the
direction of the report and as soon as
Laponte saw him, he took steady
aim and fired at him, the shot taking
effect in his breast and head. An old
man named Dickson. who was stand
ing near, received a charge Of shot in
the neck from the other barrel. Police
man Tinsley then appeared. Lapointe
had his pockets full of cartridges and
was shooting right and left at random.
Tinsley got behind cover and endeav-
ored to shoot Lapointe, but failed.
He then got behind a door in q grocery
store, and partly opening it, had just
taken aim, when Laponte fired, the bull
let taking effect in Tinsley's head and
neck. A young man who was in the
store ran upstairs and from the window
fred at Laponte, w%ounding him. La
ponte quickly turned and fired into the
window, after which he fell exhausted
to the ground. He was then captured
and lodged in Jail.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-10

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q BKEVITlRA.

NJ. w. DAILY was a passenger for lie
Mars, Iowa.
Regular meeting OF Cyrus Chapter,
r. A. M this evening.
The chorus club meets this evening in
she Central school building.
G. w. Stafford, state oil inspector, il
registered at the Madison house.
Ed. Laisy went to Fairmont to en-.
gage in his picture enlarging business.
Mrs. H. L. Hole went to Mason City
Iowa, to day to join her husband in
travelling for q short time.
Mrs. G. II. Smith, daughter and father
W. H. Strong, arrived from Spring
Valley. Mimi, on the evening train.
Stanley Jones run up from Pipeston.
asst evening and visited his relatives
he families Of VIM. Rowland and F. L
3oper.
Weather report: Generally fair to
light and Wednesday; colder southeast
,ortion tonight; warmer west portion
Wednesday.
Goo. Erickson of Bryant, brought
Town a span of horses to-day for E. A
Ripe, the latter having closed up hi
Elevator at that place.
Will Taft Ia doing an artistic job o.
decorating on the interior of Tim Ian
lon's furniture store. Will understand
sis trade to q nicely.
Clerk Preston issued q marriage hcens'
o-dsy to Frank E. Murphy, OF Mime
.ahs county and Augusta e. Wagnes o
rutland toynship, Lake county.
City republican Q tomorrow
yvening at tao. Then 10 your tine t,
make known your presidential choice, TO
he next president will be aSrspublican
Paul Stark has taken into partnershiI