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REAL 800 TRANsFERs.

Mary Cahoon to Martha E. Cahoon,
part of section 1, township south,
range west ..........................S 200
A. r. Lawson ct al. to J. W. Skinner,
lots II and %, Riverside ............
Adam Spiers ct ux. to J. w. Skinner,
lots in Riverside ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Kate Klambeck to Agnes G. Street,
lots in block 8, South Lawn .......
James w. Skinner to James T.
Dunno. lots il and p, Riverside 1850
James T. Dunno ct Tx. to James w.
Skinner, part of lot 6, block AZ,
plat B OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
J. w. Rhodes to Orson Harper. lot
5, block 4, Poplar grove ............. 225
Olson Harper ct Tx. to Ella Rhodes,
lot 6, block 4, Poplar grove ........ 225
Magdelena Nelson to John Cook,
part of section 2, township south,
range east Observation-Disclosures. 10
Ephraim NJ keyser, by sheriff, to
Kate Naylor ct al, part of lot 8,
Kate Naylor ct al. to James A. Luke,
part of lot 8, block 81, plat A 1900.
James a. Luke ct al to Freed Fur
niture and Carpet company, part of
lot 8, block 81, plat A ................ 157
Sarah B. Gibson to Fl. J. Dininny,
lots 9, 10 and II, block 1, Perkins
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
c. NJ Hammond ct al, by sheriff, to
Thomas L. Taylor, part of lot 8,
block IS, plat A Observation-Disclosures. 6307
Thomas e. Taylor ct ux. to George
Romney, part of lot 3, block Sc,
plat A ......-........-........... 200
Joseph Marion to Josiah L. Durgin.
Marion lode 300
James Duckworth to William E.
Parker, part of section Is, township
south, range west ................ / 300
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GaaldauT' was escorted to a foair-irl--
hand drag and driven a few blocks To a
long line OF Illuminated electric chs.
AT this point Gaudaur took his seat in
the slSiff which had carried him to
victory and the procession, headed bv
two thousand bicyclsts, carrying Chi
nese lanterns, started on parade Of
about ten miles around the city. wind
Ing up at Queens park, where Mayor
fleming extended the city's welcome
to the champion, telling him now
proudly that all Canada welcomed a
Canadian as once more champion oars
man OF the world. The mayor con-
Guided by presenting Gaudaur with a
beautifully Illuminated address, and a
purse of 81, 900.
The champion was then banquetted
at the City club by personal friends.
Great sales prove the great merit Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and great merit
enables it to accomplish wonderful
cures.
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LAWRENCE GOES FREE,

Charges of Forgery Against Him
Dismissed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The
charge of forgery against C. H. Law
renee, who was brought back from Og-
den, Utah, by deputy marshal ON a
warrant issued by United States Com
missioner Heacock, was dismissed to-
day.
Lawrence was charged with forging
tine name of Parker Bray, a quarter
master in the army. to an order for
transportation to be paid by the gov
eminent which was sold 20 Lawrence
by a ticket broker who told HIM it
would be necessary to sign Bray
name to the paper
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THE SHIPS.

NEW YORK. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
wark from Antwerp.
Sailed-St Louis for Southampton,
Majestic for Liverpool, Westernland for
Antwerp.
Arrived out-Trave at Southampton
(and proceeded for Bremen); Veendam at
Rotterdam; Paris at Southampton.
Sailed for New York-Navel from
Southampton.
Sighted-Aachen from New York for
Bremen passed the Lizard; Mobile, from
New York for London, passed the Isle
OF Wight; Palatia from New York for
Hamburg passed Prawle Point.
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BIG MINING SUIT.
Snug Little Sum of Over Three
Quarters of a Million Is Involved.


Quarters of a Million Is Involved.
BOSTON, Sept. 23.-The action
brought by Charles W. Norton of this
city against William A. Melville, Will
lam H. Martin and John Ballard of
San Francisco to recover $750,000 dam
ages, was heard in the equity session
of the superior court today by Judge
Dunbar, on a demurrer which the de-
PENDANTS filed to the plaintiffs declara-
ton. The suit is brought because of a
refusal of the defendants, who were
the original owners of what now con-
stftutes the Rawhide Gold Mining COM
pany's property, in Tuolumne county,
Cal, to perform a contract which the
plaintiff alleges he made with them
on March %, 1896, through their agent,
George M. Pinney, to buy the full cap
ital stock of the Rawhide Gold Mining
company of 100000 shares, allowed by
them for $1,50O,000 at the rate of SIS
a share
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TIE TURF.

NEWBURGH, N. Y, Sept. 23.-Lieu-
tenant Woess, at one time master of
the imperial Austro-Hungarian stud
near Vienna, but more recently in the
employ of the car of Russia, visited
the stud farms of Orange county, with
a view to purchasing, as was supposed,
animals for his own Vienna stud. He
made several purchases, inevitably get
ting the figures at the lowest possible
limit. Last week he sent word to have
the animals shipped to him at New
York, and it is now learned for the
first time that he was acting as pur-
chasing agent for the car of Russia,
who is DESTROYS of improving the stud
in his stables, which at the present
time do not contain fast trotter.
ST. LOUIS, No. Sept. 23-Results:
Griffin won, Tricky Jim second, Oak
forest third. Tqme-1:17.
Three-quaTters of a nlile-Etllel Gray
won, King Michael second, Faugh A.
Badlagh third. Time-1:16.
Thirteen sdxteenths of a mfIe-Uncle
Abb won, Mercury second Tommy Rut-
ter third. Time :221a.
Three quarters of a mdle-Aquinas
won. Harry Duke second, j. A. Gray
IfllTU. l1lQe-l.l4.
One mile-Te1rag1les won, John
Hickey second, Fasig third. Time
1:4315.
Tnree-quarters of mile-Queen Safe
won, Charlie Re1ffei second, Ray H
third. Time-1:15%.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept. 2s.-Re-
suits: Eleven-sdxteentals of mile
Plaudit A won, Red Spider second, The
Stock Broker THIRD. Time-1:12
Eaeven-sixteentals OF a mile-Tray-
line won, Maxine Elliott second, TRAM
on third Time-1:11A.
Mile and a stxteeneh-Rondo WON
Volley second, Muskaionge third. Time
-1:521a.
Ffve-eighths of a mile-xmas won
Ross Q second. Hi Daddy third. Time
--1:03.
One mile-Belmar won, Bratlywtne
second, Tinge third. Time-1:43.
Three quarters of a mile-Tom Crom-
well won, Harrington second, Ameer
third. Time-1:16
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Sent 2s-
China Silk and Bright Light were the
only favorites who won at the Terre
Haute Trotting association meeting.
The sensation was Pearl EDWARDS last
half of the mile in the 2:25 pace, which
she made in 1:0234. and the last quarter
in S015. Summaries:
2:16 trot, $1,000, unfinished from yes
terdayz-Pratell first, Axtelloid second,
Atlantis third. Time-2:13A
2:5O trot, $1,000-China Silk won, Mabel
Money Penny second, Axmore third
Best time-2:21K.
2:2S trot, S2,000-Jack Dawson won,
Emma Offut second, Captain Jack third.
Best time-2:2315
2:2S pace, s1,0O0-Bright Light first,
One One second, Pearl Onward third.
Best time-2:09A.
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WITH A CROWBAR.
A Father Makes an Attempt Upon
the Lives of the Members of His
Family.


CLEVELAND, O., Sept. ga most
inhuman attempt upon the lives of a
whole family was made early this
morning by Joseph Bash. The man
arose early, as was his habit, to pre-
pare the morning fires. For some IN
known reason he conceived the CHASTITY
idea of killing his whole family, and,
securing a crowbar, repaired to the
room where his wife and two daugh-
tiers We're sleeping. With one blow he
crushed the skull of his wife and
turned to the cradle where his young
est child was asleep. The 19-year-old
daughter, in another bed, awoke and
sprang to arrest the fiend's arm, but
the blow fell across the infants face
A desperate fight between father and
daughter took place. The girls screams
brought assistance and the man fled.
He has not been apprehended yet. The
woman is at the point of death, but
the infant NAV live
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NEW STEEL STEAMER.

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 2S.-The
launching of the new steel steamer
James Watt, the first of the Rookie
Teller fleet, and the largest ship on the
lakes, was made a society event here
today The James Watt is 426 feet
long over all, $50 feet long between
perpendiculars, As feet beam. 30 feet
deep at the shallowest point amidships.
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FOREIGN FACTS

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. 23-The British
steamer Chittagong from Hong Kong, for
Astoria, Ore, which went ashore near
here during a dense fog yesterday, was
hoated this morning. The damage is be-
ieved to be trIfiing, as the steamer is leak
ing very little. Before proceeding on her
voyage the Chittagong will be locked.
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uAn A GREAT TIME.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 29.--Generals
Sickles, Siegel and Howard, Governor
Alger and Corporal Tanner, who are
touring the country, arrived here this
morning. They were rendered a re-
ception by Governor Upham from 8 to
10 An imposing parade escorted the
gentlemen to the armory, where speech
es were made. Senator Villas presided
and INTRODUCED the speakers. The party
LETT here early this afternoon and spoke
at La Crosse tonight.
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IT WAS HEAVY.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. pa heavy gale
prevailed on the Irish coast today
The storm was SO severe that the
White Star line steamer Teutonic,
which was to have sailed for New
York today was prevented from leav-
ing the mersey on either of the tides.
Many local steamers as we'll as foreign
going vessels are storm bound here.
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KINGSTON Iannaic

from Jacmel, one of the principal ports Of
Rayti, which does an extensive trade with
the United States, are to the effect that a
conf1agration that occurred there de-
fire appliances in the place were primitive
and little could be done to check the fire
Many persons have lost every thing they
possessed, and the suffering among them
is very great
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hOr1E AFFAIRS.

CAPE HENRY, Va, Sept. 23.-The
Clyde line passenger steamer Frederick
DeBarry, from New York to Jackson
vile. was wrecked at this morning at
Kitty Hawk. N. c. The crew of seven
teen was taken off by life savers. There
were no passengers or cargo aboard. The
vessel will be a. total loss.
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WILL RE LYyCTHEn.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Near Am
lite City, La, this morning, John John
son, negro, Drained with an ak John
Cotton, his wife, and Merriam Hevens.
Johnson attacked and severely injured
Miss Agnes and Lizzie Miller, after
which he fed to the swamps.
The particulars of the ragedy are
meagre. but it is stated that Johnson
attempted to cri1ninaliy assault Agnes
Miller. If caught Johnson will be lynch
ed.
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DALLAS. Tex, Sept 23-At the Odd
Fellows sovereign grand lodge session
this morning, the entire time was taken
resolutions. and the referring of them
to various committees. Springfield, Ills.
was the place selected for the next meet
ing.
until tomorrow
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TRAIN DERAILED.
Several Persons Injured, One OF
Whom Was En- Route to Be Mar

whom was En- Route to Be Mar
ried-
ATHENS, O., Sept. 2S.-The Balti-
more & Ohio southwestern bound train
No. 10 was derailed near this city this
afternoon by broken wheel and the
rear coach, filed with passengers, roll
ed over an embankment. S5vei al persons
were injured, one of whom, D. D. Breck-
inridge, will probably die. He was on
his way to Amesville, near this city,
where he was to have been married
tomorrow. f. d. Hahn, travelling
salesman of Albany, N. Y, was badly
cut about the head and face, but will
recover.
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GAUDAUR WELCOMED.
Champion scuuer of the world Re
ceives Great Honors in Canadn.

ceIVeS Ureslt 3foHOrs IN CnnnEsh.
ONTARIO, Ont, Sept 2S-Jake
Gauduar, the champion scuiler of the
world, was rendered a magnificent re-
ception by a. hundred thousand people
ON his return from England last night.
The champion, accompanied by some
three hundred friends, among whom
were many prominent men of Toronto.
headed by the Forty-eisf1th Highland
ers band, reached the steamers wharf
shortly before 9 o'clock, amid a bril-
liant pyrotechnic display. On landing,
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2S-The grandjury has
charge of embezzlement of $4,000 from
the Victor Hugo Building and Loan as
ISOLATION while it's secretary. The grand
Jury has also indicted George l.. Magill,
president of the defunct Av%Cue Savings
bank, for eTnbezzlement.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-The rumor
that Acknowledgement Harmon has called
for the resignation of Joseph H. Crouch,
assistant United States district attorney
for West Virginia, cannot be confirmed at
the department of justice, as Mr. Harmon
is away on his vacation. Mr.. Crouch is
running for circuit judge in his state on
the Democratic ticket The story goes
that Mr.. Crouch has been asked to either
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FOR CONGRESS-

Sixth Pennsylvania District-W. D.
Berry, Democrat
Third Pennsylvania District-William
McAleer, Democrat.
Fourth Pennsylvania District-M. D.
Cunningham, Democrat
Thirteenth Massachusetts District
John Sirnpkins, Republican
Second Connecticut District-A. B. Full
Ter. Democrat
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LONDON, Sept. 23.-The directors of
the National Sporting club have decided
that they will not offer a purse nor in
any way entertain a proposal for a
match in which Jim Corbett is concerned,
but they will be pleased to consider any
future engagement which FitzsimmonS
NAV make
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correspondent of the Berlin Tageblatt tele-
craps that he has received private reports
stating that the number of persons killed
in the disorders in the interior of Ar
menia a week ago numbered nearly 5000.
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PLENTY. AND
PROSPERITY
Sage of Canfon's Promises to All
Who Vote for Him.
A VERY ARTFUL DODGER
HOW HE THRILLED WHEN HE
VOTED FOR IGNCOLN.

A Thrill, However, Not quite SO Elk
fensive. as when Mark Hanna
TOLD Him the Trusts Had Taken
Up $tSO,0OO in His Notes, which
He Is Expected to Redeem Ten
Times over If He Is Made Presi-
dent.
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LONDON, Sept. 23-John Eric Erickson,
FRS, LID, Hon. F.R.C.S., died at
Folkestone today from apoplexy. He was
born July IS, 1918.
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ADELAIDE, South Australia, Sept. 3D.
Hon. P. P. Gillen, NJ. P, commissioner of
crown lands, died yesterday from heart
failure while attending a meeting OF the
cabinet
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MTNNEAPOIJS

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Sept, 23.-The
grand jury of this county Indicted
Thomas Jeffer, of the furniture firm OF
T. Jeffer & Co., of this city, for arson.
The firm was burned out in June last
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PARIS. Sept. 23-Gilbert Louis Duprez
the French tenor, died at Passey today
He was SO years of age.
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BALMORAL, Scotland, Sept 2S.-Rair
fell heavily here today and the grouse
shooting trip of the car and the Prince
of Wales was postponed.
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It is calculated that she will carry
1000 gross tons of ore on a draught of
141s feet, or about 5000 on draught
of IS feet. Her cost will be $16O,OOO
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Gin anoerer ShmerpWnft

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gSeeen Der pielen in meiner Siice aui'
aebauiten Irbeiten lit es mir ni6t mOg.
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bin, teaielben ;u tefurwUrten. Serr Wes.
rsns muree in gursmturs. europa. sebp-
rem unb fam in 1867 mad Nmerifa. felt
welhem Sabre or In Stearns Counts an.
lallts III. Sn tie,em Counts unterrtttete
er unstfdtr - Sabre lang in ben 3owns
guremtnrs. &pon, Munfcn. Chen 0ate unp
3ien. Siernab teIuhte er bic Normal.
'hule une 9raeuirte nab treildtrteem
Stubtum in ben cteriten 8laTen. Sufclae
Der Aticlpiruna Der WormalI&ule erbtelt
er Elm lebensldnglites Vetrer d. &erttIeat.
rrreurh er rbns psitsres Gramen bsfdtist
IT. in trsenr elmer Shuls ~ untsrrttten.
6srr Wtprers 1T elm Verwanbtsr bes
tchw. 9. 0rescr Steil, .. g. g., ron
Ct. Glput. Wdtrenp ben lesten feds Sab.
rem unterrihtete er in benz Staats.H sfor.
mdtcrtum unb sr Sat ron Ietnen Sberu bic
beIten 3eu9nihe. Inter anterm ia9t elm
W,tSliee Der ct. Gloue Gr3ietun9sbetcr.
De: SER @esrens III in ieter Sestebuns
Elm Mann une Elm fdbiser 1etrer. Ierar.
tt9s 3eusnile une iein epler &tarafter be-.
rdttSen ,bn ttitens fur has @mt tes Gcun.
10 Observation-Disclosures. ". ".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29

- gluf Der 3aeb bra6te iih Scnntag
Der woblbetannte Burger SarlS =. Shpab
ourb eiaen llniall cine 9efdbrlibe S6ub
munoe bel.
.g- gSir nebmen Sol, in llmtauib
eegen 3aiben; uno Wanoubren, 3ume.
len, Silberseug uno Srilen. 8sbriiper
Slart.