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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-20

- u" 81 49,
GRADE.
Ida Schri1er Susie La Breo
GRADE.
Ida Downs Milred Merriam
Bertha Marx Lucy Mcdonald
Lou c. Mosier Belle N. Oregon
LOUISA Oregon Daisy Beck
Ethelyn Bowel Marcia Spear
Mary Lawless Lena Relish
Reels Terrell Lillian M. Collins
Mamie Schaefer VIM. Hews
F. L. Perry Rene Huntame
Robert Glatz Carrie Biederstaedt
Emma Biederstaedt Lila E Elwell
Mabel Oliver Edith Tyler
Cora E. Matheny Ella e. Pond.
y. IL. Richardson Christine Siten
Lucius Billings Florence Pitts
Fannie Pitts Maggie Lyon
Anna Rel Ethelyn Durgin
Rose G. Ryan
c GRADE.
Clara Wheeler Ella Nunemaker
Hattie Rosenow Ernest Johnson
Jand. Thompson Alice Mitchell
Julia Schaefer Daisy Eigell
Jessie Woolcott Gertrude Wing
Daisy A. McCreedy Ethlyn Clough
Lillian De Celle
u. GRADE.
Della Crow Geo. N. Lewis
Julia Kvenvold Maud Courser
Mamie Mcdonald Inez Gregor
Sarah Shepard Dion E. Pearce
Bessie Richardson Hattie Mason
Bert Colby Edith Fswkes
Annie Krakowski. Susie Farnham
Frances Krakowski Anna Wheeler
John Albertson Nellie Mitchell
Eva M. Hare Mae B. Shepard
Albertin Coty Della Coty
Annie Anderson Rena Whitlow
Victor E. West Mabel Bemis
Maud Dellbridge Lettie Cole
Minnie Labay Sadie Labay
Vloletta Cole Addie Terwilliger.
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Good new hay for sale. Sand and
rock in small or large quantities deliver.
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FRANK SMITH.

Lost, lady's black cloak, between
Wentworth and Madison, July 7. Leave
at Dixson's blacksmith shop.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-20

Persons VINO have a coughing spell
every night, on account Of a tickling
sensation in the throat may overcome
it at once by 9 dose OF One Minute
Cough Cure.
FRANK SMITH
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shortly after 9 q m. Ter or twelve
hours will then be spent on and around
the lake in the most delightful scenery
this Western country affords. The
drives and wakes along both sides OF
the lake are delightful, the woods,
springs and shady hooks are charming
and the cottage life attractive. But
think Of the boating and fishing! Black
bass, pike aud pumpkin seeds. The
last named, big as q fan and caught any.
where, the former found only in deep
water at this time of the year. Those
who dread the smaller boats can take q
steam boat ride-thirty miles to the up
pr end OF the lake il they wish.
Visit the Ortonville city park
on the Minnesota side, you would
see q lovely little spot OF nature, then
take in the greater glories Of Simpson
Park, Euderly and the Niobe springs on
the Dakota side. Your effort will be all
delight. Even the ride to Big Stone has
it's scenic beauties. Going north to
Bristol one passes through some OF the
richest harvest fields in Dakota; thence
eastward you rise to the summit ct the
Coteaus 1000 feet above the level " Big
Stone lake and as you descend on the
eastern slope the whole valley OF the
Whetstone-the counties OF Roberts and
Grant-open in a panoramic view below
you as far as the eye can reach, until
you see in the distance the glistening
waters of Lake Traverse, thirty miles
beyond. BY all means take in the ex.
! cursiou to Big Stone.
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New DraY Line.

/ am prepared to do all kinds Of city
draying, prices reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed. JAS. j. CRANEY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

wAsIuNGToN, ID. O., Jan. l.--Presl'
dent Cleveland announced the ap'
poinlment of the Venuzuelan bou Ice
Diary commission as i0illw':
David j. Brewer NJ Kansas, Justice
Of the United states supreme court
Riobhtd II. Alvey Of Maryland,
chief Justice Of tho court Of appeals VI
the Dntflci oI Columbia.
Andrew ID. whito OF New York.
Frederick n. Coudert Of New forE.
Daniel e. Gilman oi Maryland.
The commission IL regarded here,
among those who had an opportunity
to see the litt Of names after they were
nisdo public, ns very satisfactory Que,
whose opinions and conclusions viii be
received by the American public Win
thu confidence which the standing oil
the members Of the commission In the
public eye inspires.
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IN. onbnn In.urr,ctIea

HAVANA, Jan. 1.-The news re-
ceivod from the front tends TO confirm
previous deductions made regarding
the movements OF tho Insurgents. II
marching westward, and with this In
tenti0n apparently Of pushing for Los
PAlou, n small town ON the railroad
leading to Guinea and westward Of
MHtHrzas.
The spanish officials explain this
movement westward by saying that the
insurgents intend TO return eastward
toward the province Of Santa Clara,
through the northern portion OF tue
5agua district. But a. this would be-
their most roundabout way Of pro.
ceeding eastward, the frlsnds Of th1
insurgents rldiculo The Idea.
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m.,nIproductlon ofnsn,.uA.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. l.-MontRnH
produced In metals about Si7, 10, 900
during the year 1895, Just ended, TAX.
ing the value OF the silver at the coin.
age rate and estimating tho past two
months OF the year on pro rata basis.
The official report OF the assaysr OF this
office will not ready until some time
In March, but IL 10 believed that the
figures given will not vary more than
few thousaEd from the real amount.
The production OF gold will DO 81,
100000; OF silver, 1901 600 ounces; Of
copper, 2l2, 200, 900 euuces, and Of lead,
2i,5OO,OOO pounds. Tho output OF cop.
per Il estimated a. being Us per cent OF
tho production OF the United States.
The receipts Of bullion ut the Helena
assay office during 1895 were 10 per
cent greater than last year, anu 474 per
cent greater than during 1893.
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The rhIinaeIphIs slrlL,.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. LAT an
early hour this morning the situation
ia the street railway strike wss very
grave. Tbs employees were then In
executive session with the leaders aud
various committees, and 1t was evident
from the atmosphere Of thingH that n
second strike could DO easily preclp.
itnted. The matter under discussion
was the result OF conference held
earlier In the night by atub-cOmmittee
Of the employees and General Manager
Bolin OF the Union Traction company,
discussing the proposition made by the
company last Monday night, Rsking
the men to agree that all differences DO
adjusted " tho 200 imported motormsn
AMI conductors were put At the foot OF
the "extra" list anu the old men given
their former runs.
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his congregation. He could do no
more than await developments and
strive to defeat the schemer's plan.
With his distressing meeting with
Mrs. Stockton, his association with hcr
he says, ceased. He had ALSO utely
nothing more 10 do with her, and NJ
though ghe continued 10 attend tho
First C0ngregstionalchu he did MT
care TO assume the duty ni exposing
her
Although he G uld do nothing him
seli he had friends = no were active IN
his behalf. MtB. Etouklon had n Lave
yer, ana " his sworn affidavit be the
truth, Mrs. Stockton was trapped not
only In her game upon DR.. Brown, but
In two oibtts In which sue hoped -
make regular sums OF money.
Mrs. Stockton II still member OF
the Fifst Congregational church, OF
which Dr.. Brown II pasior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
To us Prosecuted for Perjury.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA local
paper says the government IL prepar-
ing TO prosecute the oonspirAtors who
perjuTed themselves TO aid James
Addison PeraltA.Reavls In his myth.
cal claim TO 100000 aores OF land
In New Mexico worth s75, 600, 900.
Nearly overy witness who testified Ia
tho case will be Indicted. IL IA salt
that Attorney Genersl Harmon will
send EdwRrdiE. Whitnsy anu Joshua
l.. Dodge Of Washington 10 Assist
United States District Attorney Foote
In the prosecution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

DESvEB, Jan. l.-rhs Rocky Noun.
tain Nuws special, carrying its New
Yuaf's edition and Intended TO break
all records for mountadn travel was
wrecked at 1916 am, ut Malta, hye
milcs this eide OF Ltadville. The train
slowed down A. It approached the sta
ton, but tho rails being covered with
Ice ana snow, It Jumped the track. The
engine crashed Into the depot. Tue bag.
gage car was throw on to the coal car
and broken In two, but the coach re-
mainod ON the track.
Ralph Butler WIS In CHARGE OF the
Nowa car, assisted by Frank Kelly AMI
special messenger Harris,
Engineer Baker and Fireman IL.
Hartman were KILLED.
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pTtltIy HhoTIcncd, IL also pTomOle6 Tie
secretion Of an abundance Of uouTishment
for the child.
Mrs. Dora A, CUrupW. OF OltleE Ofui1p Co.,
Tim, writes when l began taking Dr.
pierce's Fayotite Prescription, was not able 10
stand on my feet without suffering almost death,
Now do on my houscwork, washing, cooking,
sewing and everything iormy family OF eight.
am stouter now than have been in siK years
Your Favoritr Prescription Is the best 10 take
before confinement or ia least Il proved so with
me, 1 never suffered 30 little with any VI my
children as did with my Last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

HOLYHEAD, Mae, Jan. 1.-The
Cunar1 linr steamer CephAlonih, Capt.
Socombo, from Boston, December 2lsi,
for Liverpool, ran nshogo on rect near
South Stack, Ia q dense fog, but was
subsequently n0alod anu steamed hero.
When the steamer frs, grounuod two
litebonls were cent TO her Assistance,
but tho rising tide nOatsd her. Forty
PASSENGERS arrived hOfo and have
taken trims for their aesLlnail0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
welsh People Against Cleveland.

UTICA, n. Y, Jan. The National
Council OF tue Welshmen OF tue Unit
cd States last night adopted resolutions
ccpfecating the course Of Pretident
Cleveland on the Venezuelan problem.
Tho resolutions were drawn and sane.
toned by ex-Poslmaster General
Thomas l.. James. They relate 10 the
question between VOuezuela and Great
Britain on the boundary line. The
Intervention Of President Cleveland
on the principles set forth In the Mon.
roe doctrine were strongly condemned
az being un.Amstican anu not worthy
of the support Of tho Welsh people VI
tue United States.
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OK mas PACIFIC COAST.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Jan. L.
Another southwest storm oi much yio-
lonco prevails In tho slrails. Two ves'
suls, the sohoonera Meteor anu Red
field, after reaching Cape Flattery,
were forced to return hsfe for shelter.
-Four Hloops and q smAll-slzed schooner
IN soted 10 the wharves. foundered. YES.
sols from outside report large quaint.
ties oil iresn lumber southwest OF Cape
FlatteEy, which Is supposed TO have
boon the ,deokload LOT some outward
Bound vessel.
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SCANDAL 10 SCANDAL.
uov, nrown says lie IL the Mark o
schcminE Women.

schcminE women.
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l.-scsndal Is
being added 10 scandal In the develop
ments OF the accusations made by the
Rev. Chss. o. Brown against Mrs.
Mary Davidson.
The reverend gentleman declares
that he IL no now victim to tho wiles
OF blackmAilers. For the Becond time
within eighteen months he has been
made tho mark Of sohoming women,
who entered his sanctuary h trap anu
poraeoute him.
Nearly two years ago, no declares,
Mre. NJ. A. Stockton, n member Of his
own congregation, a woman who as
sumedl Christian spirit and won
friends In the church, planned upon
him scheme OF blaokmail, which
would have succeeded were 1t not ioI
the timely aid which came to him
irsm an unexpected source.
Some time alter DR.. Brown met Mrs.
Stockton, he says, he received mei'
sage from her. She was on a bsd Of
Illness, she wrote him, and asked him
to call to give that spiritual cOnsola.
ton which In his vocation he must
administer.
1t was his duty to 90, and ho went.
He had no more than entered the
room, he declarts, than Mira Stockton
apTapg toward him, throwing her arm,
around him and kissing him. He wa.
dumfounded At the suddenness OF III,
attack and Mortified al the actions Of
the woman.
Before he relieved himself, q confed
crate OF Mrs. Stockton was In the rUom
acting as spectator OF the scene. DE-
Brown says that he realized that h,
was trapped, He left tho room al
rapidly Rs possible. Distressed anC
oxclte5, no declares, he did not know
what 10 do. He could not evAds at
understanding Of the woman's motive
| hnL he hnYa ha did not feel able 10 Iol
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EdIior OF scientific American Doad.

NEW York, Jan, l.-Alired Ely
Beach, editor OF the Scientific Ameri-
can, died at his home In this city today
Of pneumonia.
Mir. Beach was born In Springfield,
Mass, In 1926, lie was tue eou VI
Moses V. Beach.
When no was 20 years old no formed
n partnership with o. ID. Mum, aud
they became the pr0ptietofs Of tue
Scientific American, which was at
that time the only weekly Journal Of
ito kind In the country, During nearly
nifty years Mr.. Beach was active In
the oditouhip Of tho Scientific Amofi-
can aud In the direction Of the exien.
sive patent business Of the hfm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Union
Pacific reorganization commissiuu has
received n majority Of all the Union
division, main line, anu hansas d.
vision fitst mortgage bonds In circula-
ton, ne we'll as large deposits OF Junior
bonds, and nearly one'half Of the
capital stock. The company announces
tie intention to proceed promptly and
euergetlcally With general foreclosures.
II extends the time for deposit OF bonds
and stocks without penalty until Janu'
ary 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

NEW YORK, Jan. "A local paper
sAyt: The strange disappearance OF
William /. Russell. the tin broker, hRs
bsDn explained. He left ths city Sat
urday last ana n part OF the time since
he has spent in New England aud a
part In Now Jersey. He returned 10
Town last night and his bankers say he
will DO nj his Office and on the floor Of
the metal exchange today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

ALBANY, N. ", Jan. l.-GOvernor
Lew T.. MOrtOhs second annual mes
tago was submitted to the legislature
On the Convening OF that body today.
In II, alter brief historical survey,
The governor touches upon the pend.
Ing controversy between the United
States anu Great Britain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

Venezuelan question, and received a
most favorable reply, II being declared
that the Ruesian government share 1
President Cleyeland's Views IN tue
subject, and was prspaiei to support
them. Acc rdlrg 10 v sami-uinclal
settlement today, Russia viii observe
complete neutrality, her Interests not
being affected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
DEnoCRArIC CONVENTION.
rive cities Aspire 20 the HaHor q
EntortaintsE the Gathering.

Entoriainisr the Gathering.
LouAsspORT, fnd., Jan. 2.-P.
sheeriu, president Of the national
Democfatio comm tee has received
and placed on die, the applications OF
i've cities which aspire 10 onteflsiu
the Democratic INVENTION. They are
Chicago, Now York, 81, Louis, Sau
Francisco and Cincinnati. Mr.. SheOTiu
has been variously reported OF late ~
being strongly In favor Of either Chit
cage or Cincinnati on account Of their
proximity to Indians and the Matthews
boom. He denied today that he had
ever expressed such IN opinion and
declared that he would express no
preference until ho met with the other
membtiB OF tho committee for the
purpose VI liking the time anu place ior
holding the convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
NEW TINE CARO-. IN EFFECT lEG. !. 1895
zIsAt Arflts ars Dspaff al Sal L-ss
Gu Baut, a. FsAesfS

zisMt Irglts ara Dspart al SaI L-As
Gu Daps, a. EsAef'i
AnrivE
From Chicago. omaha, It, Louis.
and osdSu..................... =, Siopa
iron Helena, lutte, roftlana, san
Trsn CISCO aud oEaen... .... ....... geo IN
PROM san Francisco. Cache valley
ogden and intermediate pOluti... . N
FROM Chicago. Omaha, N. LOUIS.
kansas city, Denver aud Ogden. % m
iFrom Frisco, NlIf0fd. sanptts NNls
Ear,I,....... .s'', 5sopm
'rf,m 1srnpus, Toos.s Aad Car.
Lcld bcach s.ss-sss's ss.ss.''.'s-.. aW ~
pIrAHr
FOR Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kan.
haa city, st. Louis, Ogden Ani
fark cry .s....--. ss.sssssss. % m
Tor San trAncitco, Ogden, Cache
Valley anu intermediate points. 90 m
Tor ogden and intermediate points. 40 pm
Tor chicago, Omaha, Denver, han.
land snd san francisco. ....s,... ! % p m
iFot Eufsis, Mercur. Itoyo. Nophi
tAnpsis VALLEY, Milford aud
frfcu,'ss ss.s.s .'s'sa- ..sss tss ~ n
'foi IGsrheid Beach. 1oosls and
Terminus. ..s..sss.ss.s. ~ IN
Trains touth Of JuAb raa dailJ sAoePs
SUNDAY.
.Run dahy s1ospl Sunday
DE BUHLEr.
osscrai Aseat rIi,cntof Der artment
City Ticket once, 2Ol Hlll Street
TslcpAons l'o.
IN. n. CLARK,
OLIVER w. MINK,
n ElLERN ANDERSON SRsoalvsrt
JOHN ", DOAEM.
FREDERICK H. CouDERr
A. DICKINSON. General Manager
III. IOAAI. y. A. a A. AgenL
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RUSSIA NOT CONCERNED.
Ahe win Remain Neutral in tho VSno,
zuelR Dispute.

81, PETERSBURG, Jan. lit IL BemI-
Shclally stated that attachments made
~ ast. Petersburg Dispatch, Dec, ~,
Tue ragebl8tt OF Berlin are unfound-
~ The dispatch referred TO states
ual the United States government
ll been BOUNDING Russia regarding
ne dispute with Great Britain on the
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STANDARD oIUoE.
CURRENT In E4ort Nnv IN taQI
I'M TABLE wv tnooN No' w 'oVW

Leave salt Iah. CITY.
No. s-Tot bingham, Provo, Grand
junction and all points EAST fiosA :.
No t-for Provo, Grand junction
aud ali poiGss Eatt......... sop. m.
poinp...,............,,.....,.. 90 p. ~
No C-for NJ Pleasant. Manti, "a
points,. .,,;-.........,,..... iiop. N.
and All intermediats polhu s.oop. m
~ g-fot ogden tni tho West. y 80 n.
No. l-F3r ogden AMI tbs Vest. l7iis pm.
Arrive salt Lake city.
No i-Trom Provo. Grani Juneuon
snd the Ea,,...,,.. ;,.-...... iinsp. n.
No S-Iron Provo GrAud Junction
=, and me EG,s....... ......g..... nissp N
b-ffom Provo. BlnEhsm, hauu
sauna, Eureka and all intor.
mediate points"............. si13 v. n
No. c. rom ogden and informed.
. lAtt polhA.....--. -...s.-t .ss.ss- rtNA N
No, s-tfUtn kufeka and Payfoh.- ts a N.
No f-Irom OGDEN and the West. ia m.
No. t-From ogden and the west. $50 p, m.
Only lire runnnE through Pullman rAAes
sleeping cars Salt Lake city 70 san francisco!
tait Lake CITY 10 Denver via Grand junction
aud halt Lake city 70 Kansas city aud Chisa.
20 vie Colorado points.
Through transit o. family slespsrs without
Trcs reclining chair cars salt Lais -
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, 10 ". End South.
Il T. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
Z. n. HAHCOCk, TrAno Manager.
D. A. MADLklsH. Gen. passgr. Ast
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MOTHERS

aud those soon To be
come mothers,
should know that Or.
picrce's Favoritc
Prescription rohs
childbirth Of H. toy.
lures, terrors and
dangers 10 both
mother aud child, by
aiding nature In pre-
pairing the system
for parturitiou,
Thereby talbot "
and the period Of
confinement are
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only In. running two
Through Fast trains daily /
LRApvLLR,
AspRs, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE EOY. 20, 1898.

IA bNiihb h0hs HVi iOVh
Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
Gus am, Colorado Springs 1851 am,
Denver 1850 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6;5S pm,
Salt Lake 7:,o Pun, arrive at Pueblo
S77 pm, Colorado SPRING. 6:5S pm,
Denver o:1S pm.
uonnseuinna made al Pueblo, coloIass
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair oars and Pull
man slsepsru on all trains, TAke The
-. a II q. and have . comfortable ufp
and enjoy the hnssi sosuory on mo eoa-
tinent
A q. HuOH9S a. HOOPER,
THf8u M.nAgsr, d 2. a A. A.
Deuvst, Colo. Dsnv0x. uolo
n. v. HEVIHa,
General Agent
HAlt LAKE Ol1. IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-05
OFF FOR PARTS UNKNOWN.
Electrician Brown Disappenrs-In
tends to Colombo an Island.

An employee OF the Post-Intelligencer' 5
electrical department. named Waiter
Brown. about whom some doubt has ex-
listed during hts employment OF some
months as 10 the spirit level OF his minc.
has seen fit 10 mysteriously disappear,
thus forming logical sequence TO an IL
logical existence Brown left note. IN
which he stated that he was going 10
parts unknown" How this was to be ac-
complished he did not see At to say. He
was known 10 be a practitioner OF mys-
terious rites and a believer in strange Coo
trines, some of which he elaborated upon
IN a way harmless 20 everybody except
himself. He had given a great deal or
study 10 the philosophy OF theosophy. and
has extended his investigations OF the oc-
cult far beyond the ken OF ordinary human
kind.
Browns last movements. prior 70 the
projecting OF himself ito parts unknown.
exhibited relations OF some sort between
himself. another man and some young
woman. who was said TO be employed IN
a restaurant He stated to some OF the
other employees OF the Poss-Intelligencer
that Il was the intention OF the strange
triumvirate to go somewhere TO an ISL
and. where a colony would be established
a code OF morals. from some inner con-
scsousness. evolved. and laws made TO
suit their condition" When Brown went
away. Saturday night. he was known 10
have taken with him small paper satcn-
ell. in which his wild IDEAS are supposed
to have been firmly dashed. They viii be
let loose when the island is reached.
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RUMORs OF CHANGES.
One OF the Periodical Shake-Jps o.
the Great Northern.


the Great Northern.
TIE 81. Paul Pioneer Press IS authority
fnr the statement that important changes
~. befng made at Great Northern head
quarters According 10 that paper. ABOUT
,he frsr OF next month Assistant Freight
AGENT Evans. of the Eastern DIVISION.
r.,upris,ng Minnesota and the Dakotas,
wiIl he removed TO ST. Louis as general
.~e,. succeeding James Robinson, who
succeeded j. c. Eden as general agent at
~ nsad OF the lakes The general agen-
~ Al ST. Louis has been vacant about two
rr1onths. W. II. Hill. now chief clerk 10
y,ee President Finley. will become assist
ant general freight agent OF the Eastern
dfytsion, unless the universal report Is
entirely wrong. Mr. Hill was chief clerk
20 Assistant General Freight Agent Gray.
OF the Western division. when Vice Pres
idenr Finley assumed his new position
this year. He then became Mr.. Finley >
chief CLERK. In all the positions he has
held he has proven himself a very capable
Young freight man, and his rapid promo
tons are acknowledged TO be deserved.
Mr.. Evans promotion has also been very
rapid and few freight men OF his years
could hold such important positions as
that he is yacating or that he is taking
He became assistant general freight agent
on January /. 1894. prior TO which time he
was freight claim agent OF the system.
For three years he was chief clerk in the
claim department.
II is understood that no change viii be
made in the Western division nor in the
Eastern Minnesota, which has recently
been organized on a new basis.