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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12

All members of Rock Island lodge
So Mystic Workers of the World
are requested to attend the regular
meeting Of the lodge at Carse's hall
this evening at 1880. BY order of
JOHN j. INGRAM, w. II.
c. Z. DAVIS, Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
SPRING Is MEDICINE i

Is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR-don't
forget to take II. The Liver gets sluggish
during the Winter, just like all nature,
and the system becomes choked up by
the accumulated waste, whIch brings on
Malaria. Fever and Ague and Rheuma.
tism. You want to wake up your Liver
now, but be sure you take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR to DO it. Il also
regulates the Liver-keeps It properly at
work, when your system will be free from
poison and the whole body invieossted.
You get THE BEST BLOOD when
your system Is IN Al condition, and thsf
will only be when the Liver Is kept active,
Tysa Liver Remedy once and note the
difference: But take only SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR-iti IS SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR which makes the
difference. Take it in powder or in LIQUID
already prepared, or make tea Of the
powder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
LATOR. You'll find the RED z On evesv
package. Leolk fog II.
81 8snfD = o. Esla1slDAAa, ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12

Tn AHaus delivered every even
Ing ct your door 1t 100 . week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
rAcKING 1I0UsE nATEs.

Interaqatc Commerce Commission inyosti-
gazing Rates VIA Now Orleans
Chicago. September b.~-Thc interstate
commerce conmlegion today began an IN
yor Zig ton on bohnif Of the comm'ssion IL
aelf into thc rates Tor export charged by
Die Illinois Central and the Chicago and
Northwestern roads on packing house
products from naha and 'tiraR1 10 "u-
rope, by way of Se~ orleans Iho OBJ
lecl Of the inycsti,,a ION was TO determine
whether The roads oh1rge lees Tor tie
ttInflor.Gtion OF those protur - Ne"
ORLEANS for export than ehippols VINO
frnd similar products 70 thal Guy ioi
consumption In the southern states are
compelled 10 pay. BON tn" roads np-
reared before The commission through
their attorneys and u was admitted NAT
n lower rate IN given for export thhn for
home consumpiion. The railroads make
the defense than an export rate by way
of New orleans can not DE main tainej
on an equality with domestic trade "a
that city In the way that domestic and
export rates by way OF Now York aud
other iantic ports are kept equal. Jns
commission was all day taking evidence
In this case and adjourned before ~
work was completed The case viii b.
taken up again tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
PROVED TO Be A SPY.
Japanese Doctor Gathers Some Facts
About Cuba.
WElLER INTERESTED IN BIG JOBS.
Too Busy Making Money on Govern-
ment Contracts
TO FIGHT WITH THE REBELS.
Cubsns Prcp,riuc for n Zig Fight and
WIN Make Every Effort to tap-
turc tho spanish Butcher.
70 FIGHT WITH THE REBELS.


New York. September ls.-A dispatch
to the World fro II Havana says: EsQuicl
MuratA. a JaUanese doctor. who came 10
,-,,,... 80, -. ....',.i,-. 4.
""' - az" '''''HS "A"' "S'e''' Wy " IA
form himself ON the sanitary condition OF
tho Island has urnv.i IN he "A suv he
,,.''.. -, "a
""o ~ -"'l'' ""''' 81" '' ''''' IA" 'NFN'e
ana II was seized and delivered over TO
CaptRin General Weyipr ON being trans
- ,...,.a, a., 80, a., ,,,., t.,,,
N'T' - w
uuose government On the military tondl-
tign of the island Nturlte WIS looked Tor
,, ~
Too iaVo' no h0d dileaiy sa+lea'
IAa report was u plain statement OF Nc
urour.ss of tho l'ubun revolution. ae-
toinp1'lcd 10y map shoMlas ,he places
OK upIed ny thc rtN.4s "nI iVld az Noof7'
ne report WINGS up as io.i""s,
IN conclusion / win r'y mot lhe loHhl
troops NUMBER iiIoW, OF Wh!th lhtir axe
.W" ,iutcrs. lnry hold tn" pinciph
elites and towns while the rebes, nuiu-
iui pains, 1t seems there is an uuae.-
standing between Neyier and MS So
dicls 10 do no lighting This former 10
too busy making out his profits on big
,ontia,s ior s9pplylnr tic amy with
food and clothing t. atteuI to military
operations. lie never goes out oi the
city walls and is capt..tn general IN name
a,1i,,.l 'i.,,.ns ia In ul1tn, oui c.yil or
u,rS
~ ha arn,v ls run ON the po-ag-vou-
,i.. ,t,., 10y f..'.-,,.,.,liv "a. trnups go
49, 49,, ~ -. s,ii...t '..,.,,,.
s,Y'.",h ~" No. nt,isr nd ",
t,,S -, ~ ., l.t,,tI,sI nrht vim thr
10 ,,.t. 'I.,,.,i't,.,' sin. IN
o'y'' o. ~ N"H It""N'HH,t' -, .s
,'n'i'ph s'@I''H IVY 4'o' KY tV', w., ' ,i1
, t'',' ,,,'',. Snr .3,,o.. d..
ie"'s OF thr I'ND' HvNvl HN''9l' ,i'' ~,
vIA navy ,o".i.1 J. u.'l"',','to' 49, '''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
STORM IN PENNSYLVANIA.


Many Houses Raced Thousands unroofed
and ono Man Killed.
Philadelphia. September lS.--A storm OF
wind. hail aud rain, whioh PASSED ever
tho trNtern portion OF the ftate last night,
rHzoh several scores uf buildings. unrt ofed
thousands, psnoE of window g.'ss and
many sltylghtH wer, shattered, while APP
pie and other llte crops were almost de-
sttoyed
Inn Storm was most severe In Chester.
Montgomery. BerkH. Bucks and chigh
counties. IN the Wcnify OF Hatfield. Mcnt-
geometry county. about thirty houses end
barns were unrouftd. Two grist ~ lis.
owned by George Snyder. were totally
wrecked. together w!th his dwelling
Repnrtf received from SHENANDOAH
state that the ample orchards In ;he lata-
w7ng',i valley we're stripped Of frWt. Three
thousand pancs OF glass were Lroken. A
large grcon House a Bioomburg was dim
aged 10 Tho extent of 5000, aud several
houses were unroofrd.
In WuiiamHport aud Vicinity great dam
age Wlts danr. George Wclkoi. "A Il fmcr.
was kllled by lightning while AT work In
mis- field.
Fruit trees In Blake Hole valley were
stripped of fruit. The country scTound-
ng ftcad.ng suffered considerably Many
houses and barns we're badly damaged,
Fruit trees and windows near Westches.
Ter suffered from large han stones snd
heavy winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
FREE SILVER
Promised by Hanna -Four Years From
Now II NJ kinney is Elected.

Promised by Hanna -Four Years From
Now ~ NJ kinney Is Elected.
Philadelphia. Pa. September ls.-rhat
Belshazzar Hanna has read the haniwrit-
ing ON the wall, ana is fully aware OF the
condition which confron,s his cndidaie
for pre- ident. is evidenced by the latest
move OF his Naiioual committee, which
came to light quite recently, Tho MclSin-
Icy and IIobar, Bu- inoss Mems league Is
an adjunct. and a valuable one, TOO. to
the National committee In New York II
was organized here about SIX weeks ngo,
and is composed principally OF men who
naVc be,omc m!niouaire> or enormously
wealthy through the fostering OF a high
tarir. such as has been championcd by
Mckinley. This organization has tried
to organize branch leagues In all tho
larger cities Of the country and a large
amount OF money has been raised for car
rying ON the work.
To this committee has been entrusted by
Uannu tho work OF secretly uouiylnS
those republicans who have become dis
hrtrieued and have threatened 10 vote
Tor Br,nn thai II they VIII remain firm
and steadfast 10 republican principles thiS
wear four ycur. from noW no objection
Viii he made 10 Il general adoption 10y the
republican National convention OF
sweeping free silver platform.
Already cmissuies have been gent oui
10 hose States whore the republican
apathy for the sugle gOii stanphrH J.
strongest. Onto is one OF these states
where this promise OF Hanna - eAptclol
10 do the most good. The Southwest
win be thoroughly cSnvassed. I,NiF D.
a STATE where good results are eNpecicd,
according 10 claims.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
AWFUL CRASH.
Fay Train Wrecked by y Wild Engin
And -Four Men Killed.

Fay Train Wrecked by y Wild Engine
And -Four Men Killed.
Indianapolis. Ind. September ls.--Four
men were killed and number OF others
badly injured this morning IN a wreck on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton near
Connorsvilie, Ind, about forty miles east
OF here. The dead are:
Christ Swcetman. engineer. Dayton.
K.isey, fireman. Cincinnati.
George House, conductor Indianapolis.
- Hughes. fireman, Hamilton.
Injured Paymos;er John Janseng.
badly hurt. Assistant payuaster Charles
scallon, slightly injured Fishback,
porter OF pay car. badly hurt; j. NJ.
Rourke. roadmaster. slightly Injured Nj.
L. Concannon. engine man, Hamilton, sup
posed to be fatally hurt.
The accident was one of the wors, thot
happened in this part OF she STATE for
years. The pay car was following the
regular freight train NO. n. eastbound
Both were running rs extra trains.
Between Longwood aisl salters Switch
tnerc is a very heavy upgrade. Tho
freight stopped at hollywood and put The
head end Of the train t.to siding. taking
tne rear end OF tho tram 10 selter 5
switch. After putting tle rear end of tAe
tram in al Salters swifcn the crew took
the engine Of the freigh, train and started
| back TO Longwood. When one and haif
miles cas-. OF I.ongwood the Wild engine
met the pay car. 1t was down grade and
| impossible to stop. The two engines came
toeether with a terrib!s crash and the pay
car was thrown on TO ITS side IN the
ditch. Christ Swee,man, ore Of the Oldest
cnglneers on the road and who always
pulls the pay car. WAS insanity killed.
His fireman. Kinsey. uyod short time
after the collision. on the trcigHt engine
was conductor George House. lie was Ii
slautly killed. William Hughes. fireman
on the freight engine, died IN The cab
Engineer Concnnnon Of the freght train
was buried in the wreck and was 20
badly hurt that II IS douh (ul II ne rccoy-
ers. HIS home IS o.. - ,lton. ono.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
rAMEs coMMIs.sION WONN.

v,ntta. /. r.. September i7.-fne Dawes
commission mas undertaken the task Of
making a roll" AS they call it, OF the
bora flde cItaens Of the severn tribes Of
Indians IN tho Indian territory ~ "af
rtfu1p al mo work Imposed upon ths
co,nnissisn may III a measure be undei-
stood when 1t IS st2ted mat m'rc man
ln1.cj1 applications tor admission haNs ~,
cody been ulsi with the COMMISSION ana
that Zach applicant must b. heard ana
ia case determined by the commission
In nlnety DAYS after The time OF hAhH. anu
INN All cases must be PASSED upon by
ths commission by December 10, is96.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
A MEXICAN MOB.

American Presbyterian church and Prot
estaut College Attacked
New YORK. September 1N.-A dispatch
TO the Herald from Mexico city says \
mob attacked the American Presbyterian
church in Ahumcs Cu!zon the night Of
sepiomhcr 49, The mob broke windows
and doors with stones. y crowd al
facked the Protestant college in the came
cily on September is, breaking every win-
dow in It.
some arrests have been made and the
al, horitics are anxious to iden'ify The
headers. United states Minister Ransom
has been appealed to TO use his best eff
for.s with the government TO secure the
punishment OF the Offenders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
FUSION I'm 1904.
@.-a@&l
What Chairman Grant Said of the POpu-
lists Two Years Ago.
Headquarters OF the
state Republican Executive Committee.
JOHN GRANT. Chairman
WA. e. EASrEN. Secretary.


Sherman, Texas, September 49, 1894.
ID. Nj. Frias Reagan Texas:
Dear Sir: Replying to yours of the 18th instant,
| desire TO thank You for your words of approval
relative TO my conception of the necessities of the
republican party We need something to stimulate
those who still adhere to the party, well to
bring back to the fold many of the wanderers who
have etrayed away from the path of rectitude Re-
plying to your question regarding fusion with the
popuss in your county beg leave to say that it is
the opinion Of the republicans of Texas that abso
lately nothing be gained by fusion with the pop
ulist party think it is clearly to the interest of
party that democracy wins rather than popu-
lism, therefore would recommend that you oppose
anything in the shape of fusion with any party IL
we poll as large a vote ] think will, it will
make repuhlicansm very much toerable than
it has been, and ! hope hereafter will have n
party that none of us need be ashamed of.
Yours Fraternay,
(Sgned) john GRANT,
Chairman State Republican Executive Committee
certify that the foregoing is true and correct
copy of IA letter received by me and that ! hold the
same for the inspection of any who may desire to
sec it, (Signcd) d. NJ tRAs,
Chairman Republican Party, Precinct No. 81 Falls
County
~>~~~~~~>~>~~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
1-N1nN nANK swINpLE.

New orleans. September 1s-several al
rdavits in connection with the Union Ma
r,onal bank defalcas'on were drawn mp to-
dav and arrests WI be made tomorrow.
The government is guarding tire secret.
The excuse for not giving an ink!ing as
TO the parties Is that one Is out Of town
aud viii not be located until tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
ropAY.s PROBABILITIES.

Washington September is,f~Norih and
south Dskota--FNsr. variable winds.
Colorado showers, northeast winds;
colder In southern portion.
WyOmlng-S Showers, east winds,
Monfana--FaH, east winds.
Arkansas-Showers; much colder: winds
beromIng northeriy Saturday afternoon
or night: southwesterly winds. becoming
northwest.
becomlng northerly. cooler Saturday
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
AZ IOWA BANK.

Vlnton. Iowa September ls'--ThH bahN'
Ing holrse Of $. II. Watson 4 hons. es-
fabnshed fcriy years ago, maze a gen.
.,-,i szsl.,rIuent hts afternoon 20 An't
G.ssch for the benefit OF creditors. Liza
b n es are estimated at $4,000; assets
SEQ O0o All depositors ana other Sgsd-
ttors wal b. paid In fun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
TEXAS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1896 PRICE, 5 CENT S

are proceed ng among the vessels COM
posing the Russian Black Sea squadron.
An official Communication prohibits
meetings OF foreigners and says that all
foreigners who do not enjoy the confidence
OF the government win be expelled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
rrAnY roR 4 nErrnLIc.

Madrid. September IA store Of arms
and dynamite bombs have been diseoY-
cred az Taal in the Philippine Islands,
together with number Of japanese flags
and flags INTENDED for protected republic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
CoRRETT AND rITZ.

London. September lS.--1'he Bolinybrcok
club offers a purse OF 5000 and 5000 eN.
ponsos foe each man for the corbett-tftz-
simmons match 10 be fought in London.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
SPORT.

The Races RIOS Dor Ray H., Mamie
c.. Fannie Rowcna. Miss Baker and Gold
Corn the winners at st. 1.ouis.
Baseball New York $. Philadelphia 4.
pntsbure II, Louisville G; Baltimore s,
Boston g.
The Welsh wonder emashcs the Amer
can bicycle records AZ Manhattan Reach.
star Pointer lowers Iacag records al
Mystic Park.
President Freedman would not soil tho
New York :rinchise for $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
RIss1A rAcKs TURNKEY.

vienna. September is--The New Froio
Press SAWS an Inspection Of the forts Of
the Dardaneles 10y Russian general "a
the sultans reply 10 England's attempt
10 force him 10 ablicate, and that Il IS the
response Of Russia, who has taken the
suYnn under protection, owing 20 Eng
i,ri's monaco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

Constant nople. September T-Delayed
l., +ransmlsslon.)-Th British Medlterran-
can squadron is expected % arrive ~ She
island of Lemnos csland oil st'i'inhD 10
morrow. Active preparations tor sea ou'y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
S. PIE LANDS.

Sensational Charges N Suit Brought
ny the Government.
I.cs Angeles. Cal, September ls.-Today
argument began IN the United States court
before Judge Ross on the suit by the Gov
unmcni aRllnat the Southern Pacific rail-
way to recover f.oD,Do acres Of land along
its line from the Colorado river 10 the
coast. The iard comprises some OF the
most valuable IN Southern California. At
iofucy j II. Can. for the government,
made the proceedings sensational hy
chaTg nE fraud uuon the part 81 he south
trn racihc company IA that q hhH changed
iAc map - the preliminary surveys to rep
resent operations on the nnal maps. The
Tailr1af'S attorney had produced paperp
to show incQmpetruCy on The part OF Mr.,
can Mr.. can made a statement that the
Southern Pac Hc Yves tfyag 20 run the IN
terior department II the government and
the iuter.fr department Was attempt ug
10 mn the department Of justice towards
lis own ends. Judge Ross sustained eau
and drnied the railroad attorney the eight
10 present affdaytts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

NEW YORK The frs, annual game
,f ~, Knick ,~ba,ler \ .hlr.ic club. form,
erly the Manhattan Athletic Glup' Nh
o. WIN f,,loy cut ihs go. al idea OF
me he oIympian games contested at A'oeni
Greece. Vast tprlrg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

ROCHESTER,. y. Y.--Joe Patchrn,, the
champion pacing stallion, has been
ma,rhlt against W w. Hamilton the
hirvcltt v,lo holds most Of ne unpaeed
records. for a race here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

RERfIN-An International cong css OF
woinen's work will ho held here beg nnns
today. This IS The first of its X nd ever
held in the conservative iAtArrlhd'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
TODRI'S FEATURES.

iltsl II AZ.
Byuum makes some Wild claims OF op-
position to Bryan.
rhous;-nds Of republicans vIsi; Crnton
on the opening day Of tho campaign.
Hon. W ]. Bryan receives a grand ova-
ton at Richmond .sld makes enc ot the
most telling speeches OF the campaign.
The national" democrats open The cam
palsn IN Kentucky.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

NrIl.WAU'K EE-The republican cam
nalen Tor Wisconsin VIII be opened here
today n, Schltz Park. Ex-senator Jchn
c. Spooner will b. the speaker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

RATES RESTORED BY INJUNCTION
Abingdocl. ". Va. september lS--A
t4u was filed today, with Judge spinks
sitting. IN the United STATE court of We2a
Virginia by barton Miller OF baltimore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

CINCINNATI-A convention OF dee
galt's fIom al brewers unions IN the
United states and Canada Mil be noli
here commencing tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

II l.. williams seriously shot near Ken
cdy by Walter Slaughter
Several points report rain. while others
are Without water TO run gins ana en-
gincs.
Fire in c. c. nm & Co.'S lumber yard
at Dallas docs damage to the amount of
INoon
caldwell county colorod leaders support
ing Saycrs for congre7s.
ptliss coitln mills reduce wages 10 per
cont.
. v ncbs arrives In Galveston but
gcs into retreat.
senator W. +. McComb dies NJ Conroe
and viii be buried Mt Montgomery today.
LOCAL.
Meeting OF the Bryan and sewall Cen
trail club.
Senator Mills viii all the movement 70
deepen the bayou.
\ days proceedings In the courts.
Plan q battle for 5torming ,he Alamo.
More about the gasoline stove inspectors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-31

veterinarian. So far as heard from DR..
Moore is the only man that is after the
place.
Siegel, Cooper & Co., the great dry
goods house of Chicago, presented each
OF the employees OF the company 81 600
life insurance policy on Christmas day,
the premium for the first year being
fully paid. The first years premium
paid ranged rom $500, the lowest, to
sl45, the highest. 1t was princely
gift. Mr.. Cooper is a free silver man.
Rev. DR.. Wolff will give his last illus.
trated address at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. The subject
will be 1.-The Haunts and Homes of
Scott and Burns" illustrated by some
fifty views of the Lowlands of Scotland.
Come early to get seat, as many have
not been able to gain admission the last
two Sunday evenings.
Aberdeen News, 20: Hon. j. l.. Lock
hart of Pierre, the school land commits
sioner Of the state, arrived from the
capital last night en- route to Milbank,
and has been spending the day in the
city. He reports that the proceeds of
the school land leases aggregated about
the same. this year as last, but that pay
ments in some particulars are rather
slow. The apportionment to the coun-
ties was made on basis OF S1.29 per
child OF school age as shown by the
census.
County Treasurer Fleming has re.
oeived the list OF deferred payments, to
be collected at this time, on the sales
and leases Of school lands, and is ordered
by Land Commissioner Lockart TO collect
promptly. On sales made in March,
1897, the second one-fcurth payment OF
principal is due March "a, 1897. Inter-
est computed on this to January l, 1897,
Is nav due in additian to interest pre-.
viously due and unpaid on deferred pay.
ments. While the department has no
authority under the law to grant an ex-
tension OF time, yet it has been the pol.
icy to grant such extension where taxes
are paid in full and interest one year in
advance. II parties desire an extension
OF time on the dne-fourth payment oi
principal due March "a, 1897, tie treas
urer must in all cases secure payment Of
all taxes before taking interest othel
than indicated in the land commission
er's list. Payments on principal mus,
either be paid when due or taxes and in
terest m ust be paid as hereinbefore in
dicated. Interest at the rate OF 7 De,
cent per annum must nlso be collectet
on interest past due.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern went te
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-31
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

G. A. Bergstreser and Harvey Jones
went to Howard.
SWe are living in bank. of fog these
days, genuine coast weather -
Masonic dance at the opera house to-
night. Greatest event of the season.
Mrs. E. Harvey Of the Madison house
went to Dell Rapids to spend New Years
with her mother. ...
Frank Mead, Fred Olson and Frank
Carr came up from Flandrau to attend
theMasonic ball:
No paper will be issued from this Of.
flee tomorrow evening on account OF
the New Years holiday.
Arrivals on the evening train we're
Gen. Beadle, G. w. Daughterty. Mrs.
John Larkin and children, Milton
Kramer and Major Coffin, OF huron.
Judge Williamson for plaintiff and
States Attorney Murray for the defense,
had legal tilt this afternoon before
Justice Jones in the case Of F. H. Foster
We. X. w. and Jennie Talcott, an action
Tor debt.
4 Representative Joseph Powers came
up from Wentworth On the afternoon
train and with Senator Hart and Repre-
sehtative Hegdal will start from here to-
morrow for Pierre stopping over at Hu.
ron on the way.
Mitchell Republican, %: DR.. 8. C.
Moore is circulating petition and
when he has secured sufficient eudorse-
ment will present it to Governor-eIec,
Lse and ask the appointment OF sta.s