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coNvoYeD BY A WHALE.
Pacific Ocean ships Accompanied on .
Narage BY = Monster of the Deep.


Voyage by Monster of the Deep.
Pacific ocean whales are sometimes
very friendly, especially of the coast.
of Los Angeles county. Cal. On more,
than one occasion they have astonished
IL not alarmed sailing parties who have
been becalmed.
These whales. says the New York
Journal, are harmless. and their atten-
tons are merely from curiosity. but TO
have several OF them floating in close
proximity is not altogether pleasant.
What is supposed to be the same. whale
has recently earned a reputation for
friendliness. During the sumfI
months it frequently met large stea
err off shore and either followed it Al6g
or played about. entertaining the pas
sengers by spouting. On one trip the
whale placed itself ahead of the steamer
and swan with il so deliberately that
the captain was obliged to slow down
and finally stop, fearing TO run into the
huge creature.
On another occasion the steamer had
on board as passengers the Medical So
ciety of California. consisting of sew
eral hundred physicians. When about
half way over. the whale appeared and
at once displayed unusual friendliness.
1t swan up 10 the vessel. and turning
followed her along so near that the
spray Of its spouting came aboard and
the eye of the monster could be plainly
seen. The steamer slowed up for few
minutes occasionally rs the whale be-
came too friendly. and the passengers
had fine opportunity 20 see whale
but few feet away.
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.CUeANS LuBlLANT.
They All Agree That zen. weyIcr's Cam.
psign in Pinar del Rio Was a Failure

They All Agree That Gen. WeyIcr's Cam
psign in Pinar del Rio Was "a Failure.
NEW YORK. Nov. %. The svmpath =
ers with the Cuban cause in this city
were very jubilant Tuesday over the
news that Capt. Gen. Neyley mad re-
turned to havana. Several reasons
are given for the generals action in
withdrawing from the field, one q.
them being that Marquis Humid. who
took charge of affairs in Havana dur
ing the absence of Gen. Wev!cr did
not properly conduct the war. The
Cubans all agree that VIEWER cam
paign in Pinar del Rio has been q FAIL
ure. Senior Estrada Palma, president
OF the iunta, in conversation with q re-
porter Tuesday, said:
Il think Gen. Weyler has disgr1cdd
himself by leaving the field. for. al
though he had over three times the
number OF men at his command that
Maceo has in Pinar del Rio. he has nos
accomplished his avowed purpose to
crush the revolutionists.
The Information has come to ,,,e -
he continued, that the insu-reut
forces under Gen. Calixto Garcia have
beseigcd Puerto Principe. the fourth
largest city in the island. which they
now practically control, as | believe
had something to do with his return
for he Is needed in Havana to direct the
entire movements of the Spanisl!
army
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THE CLEVELANDS
Listened To DIR. TRImnge's Sermon
Thanksgiving Day Morning.

Thanksgiving Day Morning.
WAsHISGToN. Nov. 27.-President
and Mrs. Cleveland occupied their pew
Mt the First Presbyterian church and
listened to DIR. Talmage's sermon
Thursday morning. They had no guests
at the white house Thanksgiving din
ner, which was altogether family af-
fair. All the mem Oers of the cabinet
observed the holiday in similar man
ner at their residences. In the after
noon the president and Private Secre-
tary Thurber accomplished considera-
bile executive work. All the depart
ments were closed for the day. the
trades We're generally suspended and
the fine weather drew thousands 10 the
surrounding country, the football fields
and the races
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~. ca.tle Arrl,es in Nsu YnrL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Mrs Ella
Castle. the wealthy California woman
who was recently convicted in London
Of shopliftinp. arrived here Thursdav
on the steamship IIavcl Accompany
ing her were her husband. Walter
Mitchell Castle. aud their teu-year-old
son. Frederick. Mrs Castle was great
ly improved by the voyage. She had
not, however, entirely recovered from
the effects Of the terrible ordeal.
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FUTILE ATTEMPT
To Hold Up Il tn$.s city and Independ-
ence Electric Car.


KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2S.-Iour masked
highwaymen made an unsuccessful at
tempt to hold up an electric car mid
way between this city and Independ-
ence at midnight Thursday might.
The leader, Oscar Bridges, said to be a
bridge and parachute jumper. was
caught and brought to this city Friday
morning. He gave the names of his
pals as Eugene Ridgcway. a barber. and
Ernest Ridgeway, professional high
diver, both OF She field. suburb near.
the scene of the hold-up, and James
Repine, whose home is in Ccntropolis.
"A suburb of this city. \ saloon keeper
has given information which makes it
almost positive that the men are the
gang which boldly held up west
bound Chicago Il Alton train just out
side independence a month ago.
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The EARTH AND rHs SUN.

The suns surface is $50 intensely
bright that au electric light held against
% would look black.
The theory Of pe'cors collidmg with
the sun. an old and once popular idea
advanced in accounting for the suns
heat. Us now rejected.
The only read concordance between
sun spots and terrestrial happenings is
the TACT that magnetic storms are more
numerous.and vary in intensity in q re.
marknblc manner with Tie size and
rumber Of sun spUs.
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\ nIIkl.rd ln III. Nnrl.rc.t.

MINNEAroLs. Mimi. Nov. 27.-The
snow storm which commenced Wedues
cay all over the northwest dcvelope,
into furious blizzard and is rapiu,
J thursday night with undated furv
AZ jamestown, y D.. but ono trair
has left there in twenty-fou- hours
the railroads being blocked with snow
business is at stuudstiI nt Bis
marcS. Much uucas.ncss rs felt foi
cattle on the ranges west az the Mis-.
Ouri river. Chamberlain an8 Ab,r
cen, = d.. report trari. generally ina
rcdcd on account Of the heavy sp,,,
fall. a big fall i'm temperature f. re-
ported from all point.
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Conductor Killed.

MAscorTAH H., Nov. 2S-A Coz.
train was wrecked at Rentchler sta
ton three miles west Of here. Friday
morning and Conductor C. c. Kniffen.
OF MI Vernon. was killed. Brakeman
NJ. Ieneyck, Of lrvington. was injured
internally, and Brakeman W. ;. Kelley
Of East 1t. Louis, was slightly injure,
about the head
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TERRIBLE BLIZZARD.
The Greatest in the Nic!nitv OF ST. Paul
Nina. Since 1888

The Greatest in the Nic!nitv OF ST. Paul,
Nina. Since 1888
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 2S The storm
which has been raging throughout the
northwest for the past Is hours is the
greatest that has visited this section
since the blizzard of January II, 1855.
in which lO7 lives were lost.
No lives are reported lost in
this storm, but there i a
complete blockade of traffic in north.
ern Minnesota, North Dakota and por.
tions OF South Dakota. Trains into st.
Paul from the west are from five TO ten
hours late or abandoned altogether.
1t was four degrees below zero here
Friday night with a terrific north wind
blowing
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NEw YORK.. Nov. o. The officers "A
the steamer City OF Washington. which
arrived Wednesday from Havana. say
That Havana residents are momentar.
lily expecting an attack by the insur.
gents The prisons are full, business
IS at standstill. and merchants OF
Spanish ideas are preparing to leave
the country.
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Tragedy at "A Country Dance

BUTLER, Pa, Nov. 2s.-At a country
dance. ten miles from Butler James
Slower and VIM. Cappeau, each 20
years of age. quarreled. Cappeau
struck Slower twice on the head and
once on the back with sharp hatchet.
infiicting probably fatal wounds.
Thinking he had killed Stoye-. Cap
peau cut his own throat, dying in ten
minutes
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov as.-Ncw.
came from Havana that orders have
been issued doubling the guards at the
Notifications around the city. and that
news has reached the captain general
OF the presence of large guerilla forces
near the city. The trocha was forced
twice this week. each time LARGE
bodies of Cubans crossing with slight
loss
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a Shortage of Nearly $4,000.

CoUNCU BLUFFS. Ia. Nov 2S.-John C..
Watts. cashier of the State bank of
Nicola. Ia, left the city several days
ago, stating that he was going to Den
yer for his health. Information
reached this city Friday night that the
officials OF the bank had discovered "a
shortage of nearly $4,000 which they
were inclined to charge up to Watts.
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WEYLER'S RETURN
To Havana Was Owing to the N-csssitv
or settling the Question or the New
Issue or Notes.

To Havana Was Owing to the N.c.ssitv
OF settling the Question or the New
Issue or Notes.
MADRID, Nov ga dispatch to the
impartial from Havana SAYS that in
an interview Gen. Weyler stG:cd that
he had returned from the province OF
Pinar del Rio owing TO the necessity of
settling the question of the new issue
OF notes by the Spanish bank and other
urgent matters. After these were set
tied he would be ready to return To
the field.
lie added that he did not believe
that Maceo had more thar. six thou-
SAND men and that these were scat
tered IN remote portions. The oh iect
OF the recent Spanish operat tons had
oeen the occupation Of the hills
ana passes and the cutting OF Of
the supplies Of the insurgents The
Few insurgents in the province OF Las
Villas ana Havana We're easily kept IN
check. There were more re els in Ca-
maEey than iu Las Villas and Havana.
but the Spaaiards had little fo lose
there. Moreover. the object - the m
surgents i'm gathering there might ne
TO distract attention from Mac-o In
Pinar del Rio At any rate. hc would
crush the rebellion i'm the latter prov
ince before dealing with the insur.
gents elsewhere.
Noorhres' Health Improving.
IWCAGo, Nov GA special rom
Ierrc IIaute. Ind. says. Senator Vo,--
hces has So far improved iu henif. t..a.
in the last few day, he has ta.cu ..y,
walks from his hotel lie is gaining
ire strength and flesh rapidly. lie has
not been much depressed by the result
Of the election. md concerning hi, re-
tiremrnt from th- senate by tnc c.cc.
ton al rcpuJ. can majority OF the
legislature. he does not seem much
disappointed. Its understood tina, be
d. intending 10 geo ON the lecture u.at.
form and is now eagerly .ool,iug Io--
ward 70 the wors Of preparation Of
one or two lecture,
Mstnken Tor burglar.
'rcAGo. Nov 20 Timothy Hfaho-
1ey was mistaken for burglar early
tuesday morning by Onicar Bell. Of
inc Harrison street station. and was
BADLY dubbed Mahonev ig "a plurbcr
us place OF business is ira the rear OF
q restaurant on Harrison street. lust
cast OF state. Mahoney went there 10
sleep. and finding the restaurant
closed, elm bed into his shop through
she transom. Some one saw the act
md reported IL 90 the officer who broke
INTO the shop and. it is said. beat Ma.
money into insensbility. despite the
assertions Of the latter that he was in
90 own place Of businesS
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Rehcl srmpnthirrr. Arrcstcn.

HAVANA. Nov. 2S.-The police mere
have arrested IA persons on the charge
of being rebel sympathizers. Among
the prisoners are two delegates of the
Cuban Junta in New York All the
men will be deported Saturday to Fer
nando Pc and the Chafarinas
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ChIcneo 10 nenlcr. go

CHICAGO. Nov. - -Shoningcr. Lev,
" Co. wholesale lace dealer, go Fiftr
avenue. confessed Judgment in the ST..
perior court Friday morning for sj8.
600. The Liabilities are said 20 b. be
tween $4,000 and 500. OOD. assets not
stated The firm attributes its failure
TO slow collections and Iacl. of bus
mess
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov GA REIGN OF
terror exists in the American COLONY at
Metlaltonca, in the state Of Pueblo.
Mexico. The Mexican government has
sent troops TO the colony in the hone Of
capturing assassins. who. during the
past four months. have murdered tbrce
Americans.
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The 60 d Certificates.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2s.-Thc treasury
department has taken no action on the
matter OF issuing gold certificates. and
1T IS not believe anything will be
done for several days. Meanwhile ap-
plicauons from the big banks for such
Certificates are accommodating.
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iAVANA. Nov. U.s. Capt. Gen Wey
Ter left Havana Friday morning To-,
Maricl ON board the transport I.eyazoi
lie was accompanied by his chief %.
stan and aaJutant. The other mem
bcrs ~ thc general STAFF left Havaps
Dy train Friday afternoon for Arfc.
ID. i.a
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BfsMAEcK, - j. Nov. 21-Two Zee.
oi snow on the level and still snowin,
Is the condition that is making cattle
men in this section desperate. VIII
thousands Of cattle on the ranges with
out food or shelter. the situation 10
critical and heavy losses are expected
here has never before been as mucf
snow on the ground at this season o.
the year as now.
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BARcELoNA. Nov. 81 The steamer
Alicante and Bucnos Ayres. sailed
hence Thursday for Havana having on
board $500 troops and a quantity OF
ammunition and arms
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winoonsin's OmclaI Reir,n,

MILWAUKEE, Wis Nov. o. The OF.
hcial returns Of Wisconsin show Nc
kinley gets ~ electoral votes. pobu.
lar vote for Bryan, 1C8. AL; McKihlev.
soe'559; Pal mer. 4,24f; Lowering! SIS.
Bentley, 2Sf, Matchett 5ot
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y Frcuch cyrnrmcutcr. Camille
Darcs'e. Says That thc germ JOB tLo hens
'Hg is not destroyed by au electric cur.
Ient Chat would hiIi 600 adult fowl. but
mat The germ is so modified ig most
cases that monsirosity wH, lo hatcbed
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Advancement. fnr No PhiIinninr I.1,nh.

BARCELONA. Nov. 2s.-A steamer
sailing hence Friday for Manila car.
ried two buttalions OF troops TO rein
force the Spanish columns operating
against the insurgents i'm the Philin.
pine islands. She also carried q guam.
tity OF war material
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NEW NouK. Nov 2s The 20-round
feather weight championship bout be-
tween George Dixon. present cham.
pion. and Frank Erne. OF buffalo. al
the Broad way athletic club. began at
ten o'clock Eruc got the decision
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LOSpoN, Nov 2s-Biuy PIimmer
and sammy Kelly have been matched
TO fight at the Olympic Sporting club.
birmingham. on March nest. for
500 side and purse OF 600.
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There ore fewer Roman Catholics
Pr"porti'nately. in sweden than in any
other European country only $40 on.
Of Popuiation ~ 4.7f4. 800.
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WAsmSGrON, Nov. "a. -Thc Column
bia Athletic CIV ~ this city defeate,
the army off IT. Monroe Tbprs
day afternc "a score OF 9e 70
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CoNv1cT-"l'm in here for having five
wives Eisitor-"How are you enjoying
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Inc Portuguese say that no man car
be good husband who does not eat a
good breakfast
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WHEN bilious or costive, eat n Cascaret.
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 1Uc. &c
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Devils LAKE. y. d.. Nov. es.-A
train load OF cattle are reported stuck
in the driit near Church's Ferry, aud
frozen 60 death. The wires arc down
forbidding direct communication.
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Anothrr Mnsancrc Hrnnrteh.

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-The Daily News
Saturday publishes a dispatch from
Constantinople saying that another
massacre OF Armenians is reported to
have occurred in the vicinity OF Diar-
bekir. II is rumo-ed that more than
500 persons were killed.
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Ia Trouble.

Il Z 4.
A case Of larceny was tried IN EN-.
erson last week that resulted II. one
Of the parties turning Queens evld-
ence, and getting Of with three,weeks
In the city lookup, while the second
was bound over awaiting the assises.
a year ago Sandy McF adden Of Neche
attended . carnival at Gretns, when
two Of his livery robes were stolen.
a short time ago he was at Emerson
and Unexpectedly discovered them In
Syndicate Jim's" barn, and clairped
them. Mr.. Vsnworth called the two
young mon Of whom be had bought
them to task, and reported the. cifcnm.
stance to q magistrate, who had them
arrested. They were first arraigned
10 Gretns whore the crime. was com,
imitted, and released upon swearing
they had tile robes 10 their possession
several years, and III hhey origion.
ally came from O 1ton, Min.
Turther evidences ~. procured and
5tie culpeiN resrraigned for perjury,
resulting o Fe1stsd shove. The one
hsld dvey wiil board q tho Queens
sxpensein the Stony kountaln pris.
% ~ Isw ysssA
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Organise,

Organise.
Atthe meeting Of the North Dak-
State Buslness Mep's Association
held ct Grald Forks, February 10,
1885. the secretary was instructed to
encourage the organization of local
unions In every town 10 the state;
and With chat end Ia view the secre.
tary has had printed 10. convenient
form for mailing. blank constitution
and bylaws. with suggestions. and
general information which he will be
pleased to forward to any person on
application. Address
=. H. KENT, secretary,
Lakota, N. d.
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Canadian Excurs,os,.

Tickets viii be sold BY the Northern
Pacific from December 5th to 3lst, in.
elusive, to points In Western Ontario.
Fare 40 for round trip, tickets good
three months from date, upon pay
ment of reasonable amounts ID ad-
dition, tickets will be extended by
agent at passengers destination.
Call on N. P. ticket agent for further
information. 1924
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other,s I; sayin,Ia,l

VIM. Simmons OF st. Thomas, and
WIN. Robinson OF Bathgate. werere
lraigned before United States Commits
sioner Carothers yesterday ON the
charge Of selling liquor without q gov
ernment license. Simmons waived
examination and gave bonds Tor his
appearance at the next term OF the
United States court Robinson's case
was set for hearing morrow.
J.. a. Ward, deputy collector at
Pembina, was in the city Sunday Wis.
tting friends. Jim enjoys his work
at Pembina and likes the people. No
hints yet:Is to Jim's marriage. 80.
Parson Weed. OF Logan. county has
shaved OF his beard and the result
is = resemblance to Jud LaMoure said
TO be startling, and mutual admirers
are conjecturing great things III the
two notables should meet. j. Judge
Sauter heard an arguement In cham
bers yesterday over the register Of
deeds contest in Pembina county
johnson VS.. Chisholm. The case is a
peculiar one. Chishulm's attorney
made . motion to dismiss on the
grounds OF no personal service having
been made. Chisholm is postmaster
at Hamilton and claims that while
he was sorting mail the constable
spoke to him about some papers and
he went on with his work. The next
day he. found legal looking roll In
the box; and as there was no stamp on
it -he-could not open it according to
law, so he sets up this claim as his de-
fence. The Judge has. taken the mat
ter under ;ldvisement. N. G. Young
appeared for the plaintiff and ]. d.
Stack for the defense.-Grand Forks
Herald.
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Pythias BAN and Banquet.

Pythias Ball and Banquet.
The Knights Of Pythias Of Grafton
are making elaborate preparations
for their third annual ball and ban.
quet, to be given on the 10Th, inst.
Neither time nor expense are being
spared to make this the social event
of the season. The ball viii be held
In the armory. By this plan all can be
seated at the banquet. During
the banquet the guests will be enter.
tafDed by music, toasts and speeches.
Grand Forks knights will come up on
q special train. 'Count DeJudge's"
superb orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music.
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ASu,t for Damages

-
John Goldstein, who had q little un-
pleasant experience In Pembina coun-
ty last week, is likely to make things
interesting for the parties who are re-
sprnsible for the trouble. Mr.. Gold
stein gave both the justice who is
sued the warrant and the consta BILE
who arrested him warning, that they
had no authority in law for .Arresting
him for peddling without license and
youchsafed the information that the
supreme court had knocked out the
license law. The justice assured the
peddler that his books did not tell him
anything Of the kind. John therellp-
on pettti6Kef f6r change Of; venue,
but the justice refused to allow it add
kindly informed the peddler that he
would give him plenty Of justice him-
SELF and proceeded to fine him $40 Or
thirty days in Jail. John declined to
pay the fine, and the next day the
constable carted him across the coun-
try thirty miles to Pembina. The
peddler wanted to take his outfit Of
goods with him. but the officers pro-
posed to take care Of them in their
own fashion.
When the officers discovered that
they had made a mistake, John offer
ed to allowed them to settle by reim-
bursting him his actual loss In time,
attorneys fees, and other incidentals
but they refused to settle on that
basis and John will bring suit against
them for 1000. Geo. A. Bangs an
pears as his attnrney.-Grand Forks
Herald.
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Unclaimed I Letters.

Unclaimed Letsess.
The following letters remain un-
claimed In the post ONCE at Pembfna,
and II not called for In thirty days
will be forwarded to the dead letter
office:
Fred Soady, George ST. German,
Rosa Simmons, 2; Frank Baker,
Thomas Hunt. P. II. Crash, Ar.
thur Guthter. Mrs. Ralph Brown,
Joseph BIrard, n. ]. Hughes, J. w.
Horner, Miss Kristina Olson. Mrs.
Jane Mexican. Pierce Salve.
Postmasters are obliged to collect
one cent postage upon all letters ad.
vertised, before delivered
e. X. CAVALIER, p. M.