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Judge Edgerton Given Up.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. April THE news
from Judge A. J.. Edgerton who is at
Jacksonville, Fla. Is most ~discourag-
ing. A telegram a few days ago II
nounced that he vas somewhat better
and that he would be taken to Chicago.
to be placed under the care of especial?
list in Bright's disease. A telegram was
received however last night saying that
this had been given up and that the
family would leave there with the judge
for Sioux Falls on Wednesday. Miss
emma was just preparing to leave for
Florida when this news came. 1t is
appreciated here by the Judges friends
that his condition is extremely critical
and the outlook most discouraglng.
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A TOWN OF BooTLEGGERs.
The inhabitants of Lucas, Ia, May
He Indicted for RooAIauninn

The inhabitants of Lucas, Ia, May
BE Indicted for Bootlegging.
Council Bluffs. Ia, April 6.-The fed
eral authorities at this place are taking
steps which may place the entire town
OF Luacs, Ia. under indictment for
bootlegging. Lucas is on the Burling-
ton road, nea the state line. Action is
about to be taken or the statements of
n Frank Goggins, who was arrested
a week ago on the charge of bootleg
ging. He was brought II Council
Bluffs by Special Detective RavencaInp
OF the Burlington. 4e has confessed
and Furthermore has related a tale Of
the doings in the little village. Accord
ing to hts story Bookkeeping Is looked
upon IS a legally constituted profession
by the residents. He says that every
body in the town is disposing of pack
ages. He alleges thai when a train
stops at the station every citizen, from
the station master down, is on hand
with the packages.
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COLLEGE BUTTER.
Brookings Product Ranks High
I'm the East.

I'm the East.
HuronS S. D., April CA letter from
I New York commission firm addressed
to j. al. Trueman of the dairy depart
ment OF the state agricultural college
at Brookings says: Your eight tubs
Of butter received yesterday sold at the
very top of the market. Your butter is
very nice and gives excellent satisfac-
ton, and the style in which it is put
up is ine. We wish that all creameries
would pack their butter as solid as that
we receive from you" AS indicating
the profit derived it is only necessary
to say that during the month of March
the net profit from the sale of butter
and cheese was $50. a number of stu
dents ave shown wonderful skill and
tact In butter making, and applications
for their services have been received
from a number of creamery companies.
The institution is gaining a splendid
reputation for the exceliency of its
butter output, as are also creameries
generally throughout South Dakota,
The demand far exceeds the supply.
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street Car strike in Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. Y. April G.-An incipient
street railway strike precipitated his
morning by the action of the company
in discharging several of the workmen
and putting green hands in their places.
Vt was stated at strike headquarters
this afternoon that fully $50 men were
out on the East Side lines and that by
tonight these lines would be tied up. A
general strike ordered was issued at
,pn,, ..g--. ... L. a H.
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Beware.

oh the witchery of her eyes!
Tempting eyes.
Laughing eyes!
Laughing when her heart cen cries,
Never known to morali2e.
Sometimes sad. yet ever wise,
Ready e'er to sympathize,
But tits only in here eyes.
On the coquetry of her eyes!
Shocking eyes, g.
Mocking eyes!
Mocking when your heart replies
10 her low and tender signs
Sometimes sad, yet ever wise
Why should man so highly prize
Two such sinful, living lies!
-Bertram A. Marburgh In Truth.
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The Work OF Train Wrcckcr s

Perth, Ont, April 4.-Thc Toronto ex-
press on h Canadian Pacific railway
left the track five. miles west of this
place this morning. Mail Clerk Heth-
erington n several other persons were
injured, but Rome seriously. Jnvestlea-
tion Shows that the accident was due to
the work OF train wreckers, fish plates
and bolts having been removed from
n OF the Joints of the rails.
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, April 7.-Hogs-Receipts.
$500. Market firm. Quotations: Pigs. 1914
GS.75 light, 50. 6Og3, 20; medium, 50. 5O43. 65;
Cattie~Receipts, 5000. Market firm.
Quotations: Native steers. best, 50. S0@4 10;
fair to good native steers, 81. 1908. so; cows
and heifers. best, g. 75G3. 80: fair to good
cows and h%eifers, sl.7502. Is: bulls, 81 LOG
500; stockers and feeders, 81. S0G3. 10; Tex
ans and western. s2.s0aS. so: calves. $4,000
Sheep-Receipts, 1850. Market steady.
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Pope Leo XIII has purchased the PEI
lazzo Altempo in Rome and presented it
to the queen regent of Spain. Tlae pal
ace was formerly a monasteryIa and was
rebuilt and decorated by Cardinal Mar.
GO Altempo. Recently THE queen regent
OF Spain expressed u strong desire to
own 9 palace in Rome. and the pope has
bow gratified her wish.
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couple Of hi q 81 NJ

"A couple of young women OF Mon
mouth. Ill, went to hear Paderewski in
Chicago. One of them wrote a letter
home about 1t, and the Monmouth Re-
view published 1t in part, as follows:
Jennie and l went to hear Paddle; that
SIS just all I can say and begin to X
press myself. During the performance
he would not respond to an encore, s
they were bound to make him come back
4t last. He did, and played Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March," and hen the
freproof curtain went down, but 1t only
made them clap the harder. AT. last 1t
went up. and he played his minuet. BY
this time Jennie and 1 We're DIP within
ten seats Of him. They brought him
back and he played Mendelssohn's
Spinning Wheel Just think how Won
derful! In his playing the thirteen num-
berg without a note, and not note
did he strike Incorrectly"
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The Senate.

Washington. April 6.-Among the
bills reported and placed on the calen-
dar in the senate today was one from
the committee OF territories, by Mr.. Da-
Wis, rep, Minnesota, making one years
residence a prerequisite for divorce in
the territories.
The postoffice appropriation bill was
then taken up, the question being on
Mr.. Wolcott's amendment as to the
compensation of clerks in stations and
sub-stations.
Mr.. Hit, rep, chairman Of the COM
mittee on foreign affairs. demanded the
regular order, the vote on the question
of agreeing to the report of the commit
tee on conference recommending the
adoption of the senate resolutions re-
garding Cuba instead of those primar-
lily adopted by the house. On that Mr..
Tucker, dem. Virginia, demanded the
yeas and nays, and they We're ordered.
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sunday school Association.

Huron. April 6.-The annual conven.
ton of the South Dakota Sunday School
association Will be held in Parker, be-
ginning Wednesday evening, May 8.
and closing Friday evening, the sth.
Prominent Sunday school workers from
all parts of the state will be in attend
ance. also several from neighboring
states. The people of Parker are max
ing large preparations for the conven-
ton and anticipate q large attendance.
The officers of the association are: Pres
ident. Rev. s. d. Works of Huron;
vice president. Prof. G. r. Waters, Of
Brookings; secretary and treasurer,
Rev. H. NJ. Springer, OF WATERFOWL;
scribe, j. w. Smith OF Washington.
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said to be the present intentio:

It is said to be the present intention
of Miss Frances E.. Willard and Lady
Henry Somerset to take a large COM
pany OF women on a trip around the
world next winter. They propose to
visit every potentate and ruler of i'm
portance In the world, presenting to
a e Of them the mammoth petition
against opium and rum.
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1T LACKS CONFIRMATION.

Reported That England Will Recog-
nize Independence of Transvaal.
johannesburg, April GA report is in
circulation here that Great Britain has
agreed to ANGEL the convention of 1884
and recognize the full independence Of
the Transvaal. The rurnor, however,,
lacks continuation.
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u

Minneapolis, April Wheat was active
and higher. advancing more tina &c, and
closed 2tsc above Saturday, at 62Mq6oc,
i2isc for May. 63kI63hsc for July.
On T~rack-63ssc for hard, 62ssc for No. ]
n6rthern, 613sc for No. 2 northern.
Receipts-lf0,S $50 bushels.
Shipments-1l, $50 bushels.
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THE MARKETS.
Sioux City Live stock.

Sioux City. April Sioux City Stock
Observation-Disclosures: Heavy. ss.45@
m3.5o: mike and light, SO. 50@3. GO.
Cattle-Quota.ions: Cows and heifers,
81 4VIS. Is: bulls, 81 seas. 90; veals. g ANl
500 calves and yearlirRS.t. So. 50d3 .55;
stockerG, and Feeders, g. 1893. so.
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Organized Thieves.

Chamberlain, S. D., April 1.-THE
southern part of Turner county is in
tested by what appears to be a regular
ly organized band of thieves. During
the past few days fully $1,000 worth Ct
grain and stock has been stolen.
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Vyiu Shcar an Sheen,

Edgemeont, April 6.-Returns received
up to date indicate that over 60, 900 sheep
will be brought to the pens here for
shearing this season, in the face OF the
fact that it was late before the an
nouncement that pens would be in read
mess vas made.
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South Omaha.

South Omaha, April 7.-Hogs-Receipts,
$500; official yesterday. $50. Market strong.
Quotations.: Heavy, s3.5543.6 mixed and
light, S.6003. IS.
Cattie-Receipts. 1900: official yesterday,
III: shipments. 225. Market strong.
Sheep-Receipts. 400. Market stronger.
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Chicago,

Chicago, April rs a. m.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900. Market strong. &c higher.
Quotations.: Heavy, So .7593. so; mixed. 1910
G3.s So; light. So. 1904. 90; rough heavy, IS. $50
3.Ga.
Cattle-Receipts, 25,C0o. Market strong.
Shecp-Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
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The senate Informed.

Washington, April 6.-At 3 p. m. a
message was received by the senate
from the house announcing the passage
by that body of the concurrent resolu-
ions of the senate in relation to Cuba,
and at the same time Mr.. Sherman, rep,
Ohio, reported that the conference COM
mittee had agreed upon those senate
resolutions, remarking hat no further
action was necessary on the part Of the
senate.
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su60cated By Gas.

Pittsburg. Pa, April 6.-Three Itai-
ians, guests at T. Torchias, hotel on
Webster avenue. near Sixth avenue,
were found dead in their room shortly
after noon today. They had been SUMO.
Gated by gas.
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a millinery establishment at SPRING
held. Ill, was looted one Saturday night
and $500 worth of goods were stolen.
Last years styles were not touched,
but everything new vas taken. This
creates the suspicion that there was a
Woman4f in the case.
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Gilbert Wins dupont Championships
Chicago, April Fin the match for the
Dupont championship trophy at 100 live
birds, F. s. Gilbert OF Spirit Lake, Ia.
defeated L. w. Budd of Penberton, N.
J., by a score of 90 to "A.
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A widow Of 40 at Richmond, KY, mar
ried her IL year old brotherinlaw, and
the same day another widow of SIS at
lorraine, O., was Joined in bands of
wedlock to a youth of 90. This is one
OF the serious phases Of leap year.
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AGREED 10 BY THE HOUSE
The Senate Cuban Resolutions Are
Adopted.
The Concurrent Resolutions Pass
the Representatives by the
Overwhelming Vote Of
pa to 81.

Washington. April 6.-The galleries
were filled this morning with a throns
OF interested people to hear the vote
taken on the Cuban resolutions and -
hear the result announced. There was
an unusually full attendance of men,
bers In anticipation of the vote, the
question being one on which all desired
TO make q record
The result was announced. Yeas pa;
nays, ~; SO the report of the confer
enee committee was agreed to. The gall
leries united with members in applaud
ing the vote.
The negative votes were cast by:
ftepabliGans- Democrats
Arnold, Rhode l. Berry, Kentucky.
atwood, Mass. Black. Georgia.
Back, New York Culberson, Texas.
Boutelle, Maine. Elicit, Virginia.
Daniels. New York. Elliott, s. Carolina. .
GGirIaa spst Mas Mass; m%ockhart, NC:
Giliett, Mass. Turner, Georgia.
: paeut, srmont. Tyler, Firginia-27.
Mccall. Mass.
Pooles. New .aas1 York.
Mass. --. ..
Wadsworth, N. Y.
Walker. Mass. h.
Walker, Virginia.
Wright, Mass.
Az LII liI pOi Dlll PASSED. III
carries in actual appropriations $40 $780,
$50, and authorizes contracts for thirty
two new projects with a limit of cost of
s51, 721 ,210.
Only forty minutes debate was al
lowed. The discussion was very spirit
ed. Mr.. Dockery, dem, of Missouri, at
tackled the recklessness with which ID
was proposed to extend the ..continuinut
contract" system in the bill-a natural
result, he claimed, of the policy of Civ
ing the governments promises to pay
instead of paying cash. He admitted,
however, the great economy of the CON
tract system which Mr.. Burton, rep, CT
Ohio. had stated from official reports to
be 30 per cent. F.,
Mr.. Hepburn, rep, of Iowa, also made
a vigorous assault on the hill, which, he
said. had enough pork in it to insure
It's passage. He devoted himself partic-
ularly to the Mississippi river commits
sion, the work of which he denounced.
This brought forth a reply from Mr..
~Catchings, the former chairman Of riv-
ers and harbors, n a defense of the
measure from Mr. Hooker, rep, of New
York, the present chairman. When the
vote was finally taken the majority in
favor of it was so overwhelming that it's
opponents We're unable to secure the
yeas M nays.
Before the house adjourned the New
Mexico bond bill vas defeated and the
Dill to open the Assinaboine military
reservation was passed.
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Man ~ ~ Man.lea

Creston. Ia. Apri. 6-William Bollie
lost both feet Saturday evening by an.
engine in the Burlington yards. He is
50 years old and the injuries will likely
prove fatal.
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A committee appointed by the trus-
tees Of Delaware college, at Newark.
Del, to suggest the James of candidates
for the vacant presidency of that insti-
tuition is acting Jointly with a commit
tee OF the Alumni association in the eff
fort to secure a suitable successor to
DR.. A. N. Raub. resigned. 1t is to be
hoped that this progressive and exceed
ingly useful college will be given an ex-
ecutive worthy of It's fine record and
promising future. Mr.. Lewis C. Vande-
grift of No. 907 Market street. Whining
ton. Del, will conduct the correspond
ence in behalf of the committee of in
quiry.
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Deaths From RlacE pIog,,

Yokohama, April 1.-Two deaths
from black plague have occurred in this
city and the authorities have knowledge
OF another case of the disease. which
viii result fatally. Both of the men who
died We're Cinnamon.
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a novel mean of defense has been
tried at h town Of Holguin, Cuba. AS
proof against a sudden onslaught that
town has been surrounded by thousands
of yards Of barb wire.
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Some girls are so modest that they would
blush Ut the sight OF q garter snake.
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When we We're younger we were
taught that the peanut was about the
most unwholesome article of food which
existed, and the number and intensity Of
the pains which followed the circus sea-
son emphasized what our parents told
US about the ground nut. Now, how
ever, 1t is said that the toothsome little
nut contains "just the material that a
growing boy or girl needs" In spite of
the fact that mention is made only Of
boys and girls, we intend to invest in
peanuts as usual when the circus strikes
town
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\ New street Car Motor.

Boone Republican.
There Is a strong probability that
Boone street cars will in the future be
run by the same power that cooks a
-ound of steak or an apple dumping In
th. balmy summer. This is nothing
more or less Il gasoline, which seems
to be the coming power for all kinds Of
machinery. The great advantages Of
this motive power are cheapness, relia.
bility; absence of intricate machinery.
noiselessness, saving of engineers sal
ary, etc. etc. The wonderful owe of
this product from petroleum is Just be.
ginning to be appreciated and some in
eentive genius thought of applying it ta
street car locomotion.
L. w. Reynolds, esq.,, has recently re-
turned from the city OF New York, where
he went partially upon the GRAND OF
studying up this subject. He found that
gasoline power as applied to street car
propulsion is a complete success. The
systems at Dayton, O., and Springfield,
D., have been running during the winter
months with this power and the service
has been very satisfactory.
A acknowledging.
Come forth, OH. birds.
Upon the tree.
And MARBLE songs
OF spring to ME.
And yet to sadness
You lncline:
Your notes are due,
And 70 are mine.
Washington Star.
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China supplies Europe with hundreds
of tons Of human hair annually. Last
year the Chinese exported over s4Oo, 900
worth Of that staple.
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s....

Omaha. April 4.-Barney McGfnn, for
the murder Of Ed McKenna, three years
ago, wa sentenced to life imprison-
ment.
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MANDATORY WRECKED.
Boiler Explodes Destroying the
Works and Killing Several.

Ridgetown, Ont, April G.-T,he boiler
n Watson brothers heading, hoop and
ftave mills, exploded this morning just
before the hour at which work for the
day commenced, completely wrecking
the building and causing the death of
two men at least and the injury of sew
-ral others The dead so far as known
ire: Daniel Lefty and William Cunning
nam.
The most seriously injured are: VIM.
Nm Butler and Ihomas Shav
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Anegro preacher OF Richmond, KY,
has kept a record of his travels in the
performance OF lis pastoral duties, and
finds that he has covered 81, $40 miles in
the paststftrty-fiye years.
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Upper Dcs Moines Baptist Association

Jefferson. Ia, April 6.-The regular
%semiannual meeting of the Upper Des
SIoines Baptist association will owen
Mt Churdan. this county. tomorrow, and
last three days. The program is a very
comprehensive one. covering a wide
range of subjects. anon others: ITO
what extent should the doctrines of the
Baptist church be taught to the young
people of the church," by Rev. Randall
of Boone; How shall l meet the infidel
snd the moralist who claims many non
churchmembers are just as good as pro-
Tossing Christians?" How shall / meet
the procrastinator and the person who
says If | start to become a Christian 1
cannot hold out?" What are some of
the obligations of Christians to the out
side world?' Many of the strong men
In the church of central Iowa have Sig
nifed their intention to be present and
take an active part. among them Revs.
Eldredge and Bartlett of Des Moines.
Blackman of Ames. Randall of Boone
Bowel of Fort Dodge, Wilcox of Usage.
DR.. Whittier of l1es MONIES and Super
tnteldent Murphy of Rockwell City.
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In the senate the other day while the
debate was going on over the legislative
appropriation bill, Senator PETER OBJ
jected to the item providing for the pay
ment OF senat BARRIERS, which he de-
nouneed as a vicious abuse. This
brought forward Mr.. Chandler with a
mock serious argument as to the injus-
tice OF the plea of Mr.. PETER, whose
whiskers did not need a barber, IN
seeking to incommode senators who did
need q barber. Mr.. Chandler created
much amusement in describing the skill
necessary in handling a razor around
a senator's face. The result was that
the barber item was preserved,
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Around the World In IA Foot s,oon

Around the World In y 40 Foot sIoop
Boston. April IA letter received here
from Captain Joshua Slocum, who
sailed enc April "a. 1896. for a voyage
around the world In the forty foot
sioop spray, states that on February
~, ne was at Sandy Point in the straits
OF Magellan. He was previously re-
ported at Pernambuco, Brazil, on oc-
tooer 9. His objective point Is Sydney,
Australia
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One OF the many natural wonders of
Arizona scenery just made accessible
by the opening Of new rail and stage
roads is a remarkable natural bridge in
the Tonic basin. not far from Flagstaff.
The bridge Is $50 feet long. and spans a
canon some 200 feet deep, at the bottom
of which flows the river. The bridge is
of rock. and is perfectly proportional.
The under side Is gracefully arched, and
the upper perfectly level.
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Has Been Mayor Nine Times.
Deadwood. April 6.-Sol Star, who has
been nine times mayor in this city, is
again a candidate, with every prospect
Of election. There does not seem to be
any organized opposition to him.
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A DiyOrce,

Yankton, April 6.-Judge Smith grant
ed a divorce to Mrs. =. F. English of
Yankton,on the ground Of nonsupport.
Anna Richmond of Tyndall, was given
a divorce from Oregon Richmond on
grounds Of cruelty. His cruelty consist
ed in %consorting with various other
women than his wife.
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Philadelphia. Pa. April 6.-Arrived:
steamer Waesland from Liverpool.
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The full am OF EommissE oner Booth
OF the Salvation army Ii EvanEeline,
not Y as she has been ca led BY the
newspaper press OF this cou try