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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
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itprteoe 3oset inb Spnoassmorsen,
mebens omfrin9 100 Mrbeioere par
beitIeftiget Minen, o. mon anta6 er.
at oae ct omtomne. Man bapbe en-
2io arbe!bet meo at itbtte To9et,
men tiltroos for bette falot bet ino
uoen minbte &ariel. &eontn9sar.
beioet paabespnbtes itrafs, men nan
bar intet 9aob ON at ftnoe no9en.
ilioe. Mtueiuperintenoenten flyer. at
bet ptl goa 10 Da9e iprenb mon fan
moo trem tilulpttesiteoet. Ser par en-
ibr9eli9 Scene 1unbt Minen Spnf
bags Morsen. Slere Gulen Wfen.
METER iamleoes 9aanineer. Store
iterfe Mnno % tortpipleoe Rpinoer
fob oa uenteb. - Omtrin9 : al be
besraune Minearbeibere bapbe 6cmiz
lie. Man9e fneleoe neo paa Sors
ben runot Minen os bao ON. at Sub
bilbe 9ice benz oeres tiere tilba9e
i'toe. 9a mon fit bsre, at ber uar
Tibet eQer intet Qoab ON &ebntn9,
Dor ber flere &oinoer, iom beipimebe
% maatte beres bort. &lotfen 2
ON @ftermiooasen uar oer iamlet
mintit 1000 MenneRer. os mon
moatte faa fat / en- efEra&olitiRprte.
Sen fprfte ulptte. iom iteoe / oenne
@9n, uar 1869, ba 120 Manb bleu
tualte Nponbaleminen paosrunb at
8rano. 2estslaturen anto9 oa en-
SOB. iom fororbneoe, at Winerne
ifu(oe baue to uosar9e. Set biel<
per imiblertio lite, buorman9e lib,
Qange Der ct, naar Soroen itbrter
irb.o9 Sten oe @rus om9iuer Nrbei=
berne pao ale &anter. Sc tan ifte
fomme ub, ielu ON be bleu iparet af
Nafet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.
ueeb(abet og 5arm, @tod & Some
for $1.50 tiliammen for ct Nar, naar
betalt JorTub.

- Sra Dulutb mebbeles. at to
Brocesier er paabeebnot al Dulutb
@as' os &anbfompaeni for at faa
eiort u9ploi9t &aleet fife 6pf,
boorpeb Solicit beflutteoe at bpgqe
npt @anouarf. &rocesierne ct onz
lo9t baaoe / be Jorenebe Stoters oq
/ Dtfritt8retten.
- @onbuttgr @. u. Bartlett pao
s. W. & 5t. H.=Banen blep operz
tjprt os orebt al Trenet ire Mil pit
for @e1s 2eroas. Ran tror, at
ban enten uar falbt af 9renet eaer at
2anbfrpsere baooe fofet bam al.
9ans 9iem ct / Nuiin, buor ban
efterlaoer en- ipaelis 6uitru.
- Granite Soils 27be SUM:
@n Sanbitrpser foripste at pjele ct
ubr fra ben II Nar samle @pn af
Sberiff Sens &olb isaar @ftermiobaa
% i1o9 @utten. nefen bepibItlps.
@uttens 6oueo er frpetel;s Ramferet,
men 9egen tror bog, at ban p,l
tomme fig. Wfoiereu bpo 500 for
Haagribellen al 2anofrp9eren.
Brantflpiten talbte Solicit iammen
forat fpse efter bam, os bon bleu
itrats paosrebet of Soc s@mouier,
Bpmorlbal / @anbp, 1om trof til at
uere I Bpsn. Manoen e1orbe in9en
Mobitanb. ban uar meaet rob. 8au
Tiger, at bans Mapn er Birt 6ill,
man. os at bans 5or bor / 3incoln
County, fire Ml fra &orter. - @e<
mere mebbeles. at @beriff Sens 8olb
/ al 6att moatte reiie til ct. Saul
meb 6iQnan, iom ct en- Gut paa 19
Gar. oa Solicit / Granite Soils hoo /
8esreb meo at 1pn@e ham. 6illmon
flyer. at ban bapbe retf bort fra fit
9iem &orter pao9runb of sruiom
8ebanolins af fin 5ar. 8on flyer
o9iaa. at bet uar en- tremmeb Manb
/ @ranite Souls, fom lotteo bam til
at ouerfaloe Sens @olbs Spn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

Beb ben bemofratilte Stotsconz
BENTON Sqionois fife On8oos bleo
@uuernpr Nlteelo nomineret til Gu.
uerugrfanbioot. % lite en- Stemme
reite fig imoo BAN. @an bnifebe
lite Mominationen men blep npot af
ben entbuiiaitiRe 5oriamlins til at
moota9e ben.
9an bolot en- Gole, buort BON oi=
fe, bporlebes ben nuperenbe Nbmi.
fration bapbe eiort tit til at gbeles.
9e bet oemotrat,lfe Barti.
9erefter iasoe ban fblsenoe ON ben
republifanife 9tationalconpenttou:
Stte uee bolotes ct. Souls en-
Contention. iom uil bliue fienbt /
6iitorien fom .Mart 9onnas Eruf".
(Wart 9anna er iom bettenbt ben
Mano, iom leoer NtRinlep Boo>
men, Sernbaneaouotater, @brpo=
rotionsaeenter, 2obbpifer % be
M9nb, iom bot tient Ni1ioner paa
@eeierinsen. os iom peb @e9ierin<
gems 6ielp ct efter en- anoen Snb.
bpfning, lite blot tontrolerete
men fplote buer &lao8 fra
Gormaub til Sage. Set par ben
mef aabenbare Nnitren9elie ira &or.
porationernes Sioe, iom noaeniinoe
bar tommet ti!iDne Der / 2anbet.
9pis bet bemofratiife &arti oil bore
tro imob lin Misfion. ba pil ct.
9ouisconuentionens Baleiebbel bore
bpo, ,len9e fbr 9fouembers 5rof toms
mer. Gltaelo bleo oeiaa palet 1om
9ele9at til ben bemotratiRe Matioz
nalconuention.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

@enator 8eller bar uiit Fa at be-
re Manb foe TT Orb. @ans 6anb.
ling piler, at oer enonu ct W4anb /
bette 2ano, fom letter Brtnciper
ouer &ren, @mbebet % 8artiet %
bar Nob til at faa peb fin Dperbe-
pisning. 6enrp so. Eeuers 9eaon
oil lepe 6ifiorien for oenne Mation.
,laor @lebelanb. garlisIe, McRinlen
% Rerrtam ct al Ct foralemte.
,@tumar 3ribuue".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
Rttt,ttiota.

- 6. @. @inter fra ct. @oul ct
uonnunt til 8refbent for Mortbern
@actfic>Banen.
= Z. Seffrep & @o's Mstelbutit
/ Minneopolis brenote forriee Eirs'
bag. Stoben onilaaes til $4,000.
Sra 9enbrum mebbeles, at
Olaf Snsebers. en- uus Jarmer, be-
git Selpmorb xorsbos. 6an bar
peret neoRemt poaarunb Of @p9oem.
- Sra 9elapan berettes, at en-
uns Ssn Of Nnton 9asftns tlep
i1ubt libel peb @oabeRub al lin
pnsre 8rober forr. Senoaa.
- So Bolitiet forleben Dag ur>
oerisste ct Mortbern @ociftc 5raat.
tos / ct. @loub for at leoe efter sSors
brpberere, fanbt be omfrins 100
2anbRrpsere.
= Ere &erioner fra Ninneapo>
LID, Sobn &atnam, Besie 9Re>pball
% en- Nr. Sberman onion ueo
Rulbieilins paa Clear @oter 2ate
ner Nnanoale Jrebas.
= Rrs. Marearet Gieloe, @nte
efter ben afbboe Biueobus9er. mob
toa Onsbas en- @bed paa $728. bo,l<
let er Snbtesten af en- @oniert, ION
bar peret bolbt for benoe.
= @us Mnberfon, en- Seftions<
arbeiber for 3reat Mo.tbernzBanen
/ ct. Soul, b!en oueriisrt afet Mo.
tortren Onsbos os Tom iaa ilemt til>
Raoe, at ban bbbe beraf. 9an bar
% Nar sammel os boebe bos fin
Brober, Oscar Nnberfon Spb.
ct. Soul. 6an Tom ira Speri9e
Tor = NCdQueOer IOeH.
= Den norR lutberife &trte /
Glencoe nebbrenbte forri9e 9trba9s
Norseu. Man tror, OF Sloen uar
paaiot of noeen, lom baube fiaalet
Splpiaserne &irteu. Bpsntnaen
par asiureret for $500 oa Snpenta'
riet $3.50. Men Bpaninsen uar
uero $1,000 % Snuentariet $500.
= Gn Stiemano peo 9fapn Bas
trid Re(lp, en- Rontrattsr fra st.
Soul. fom Of fine Slestuinse bar
broat til Sinbsipseaiplet @o@eiter.
bar for @etten fbst ON fin 5:tbeo
unber ben @aaftanb, at ban lite er
fiubsipa. % Dommer @oulb bor
inbrbmmet bam en- habeas corpus,
bporueb ban Tipper fri.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

6pem er ben meit fienbte Manb /
Berhen? 9ette Spbrssmaol retteb
nplig ct tpR Blab til itnr 9eiere %
Blobet fil 235 Spar. Of bbilfe be 80
ubpeaeb &npen. 78 &aitor aneip. 16
Bismart, IA Reiier Btlbelm, 10
.Monben Mnanen". / roen fiere
Sub. % / por Stamfar Aoam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

Eli ben republitaniie @tatscon>
pention. fom Ral afbolbes ct.
Saul ibas (Onsbas). ct balst 454
9eleeater al 1,146. vi be palote
9eleaater er 231 6apbr at glouQb,
oq 178 imub bam, ifriper Ninneapo,
lis Sournal. Manbas bar ber ialt
palat 673 Gloueb> Deleaater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

Worgenen, b. baaoe Tanserne og
Solbaterne to9es til ct. Soul, buor
be to 5orbrpbete iubiattes / County:
ten9i1et. Wan taller ON at ofboloe
en- ipeciel Sfetstermin for at faa Sa=
gen af9iort len 5ort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
Moro I Glencoe

@beriff &osers @lencoe. Wcz
2eob @ountp, bleu fubt libel af to
Banoiter ner Bpen Onsbo9s Nften.
80 uuae Menb, omtrirs "a Nar, ben
enc berenoe en- R,fle % ben anoen
bepabnet meb en- 6euoluer, tom panz
brenbe tilfoos fra ben noroli9e Sci
af @euntiet, beretter 9oeblabene.
Baa Eeien mpbte be en- 5armer seb
Moun $. Motbems. Sc be9pnbte
en- Orbtrio meb bam % fog bam
operenbe. 9erefter tuans be en- fors
bireiienoe Jarmer til at tase bem
meb til Glencoe. Mattbe,ps fulste
efter 90 toa uo Grreforbre mob benz,
% shsaffen latte aftieo fammen meb
en- 2ouis 2int tor at .inbben'e BEN.
Sire Mil fra 8pen naaebe be 2anb>
ftrpserne ieien. @ber,ffen bob benz
tbl9e meb bam, ba ban baube Orbre
til at arreaere BEN. bborpaa ben enc
iuareoe, at bet utloe be lite. linen iea
oil itpbe big, iasoe bon, os meb IN
@epolper Fibb bon Sberiffen Bez
net. @beriffen. ION uu Risute. at ban
baube at si6re meb oeiperate Tpre.
sreb / &ommen efter fin &euoloer.
men biebl,ttelis beueoe ben anoen
8anbit fin 8ifle. tos siste poa @o-
gers 8rbft. os ba ban fpreoe. falbt
Sberiffen ffrofs ON bsb. Mr. 4inf
'ierte atfteo til ben nermeie Sar<
mer. mebens Banbiterne fprebe efter
BAN. 9erefter tos be &euolueren
ira @beriffen os fatte ouer Nsrene
oefouer mob Stouene. Bepeoel1en
/ @leueoe bleu ftor. Solicit falbtes
iammen al 8ronoflolten, % m1nbit
200 Borsere bepebnet meb lRiFer os
8aselbbsier, fatte ofaeb tnben en-
Zines 2io tor ot fatte 5orbrpberne.
Sc omtrinali9senoe Bper blep tele>
sroftR anmobet ON at bielpe til meb
at sribe Moroerne. Senere mehbe=
les, at Morberne blep 9rebet ON.
firing 10 Wtil fra bet Steb, bpor 9to>
gers bleo orebt. Sc bapbe qaoet
neo len slough, 6uor bet bpie @res
Riulte benz. @n Garmer iao benz
fra fin @iubmpue, os efter at be bar
bleoen omrin0et at fine Jorfpl9ere,
opersan be fig uben Mobfanb. De=
res gtanne er 9orman Musaraue
% $. u. @insmars. 9en fprtuepn-
te Tiger, ban er fra &entpdp, oe ben
anoen outaaes at uere fra Mislous
tt. De flyer. at be Tom fra &bine.
lanber. @isconiiu, buor be bar ar.
beioet / @'open, os bar idst efter
2anb omtrins Ntttin % Wiue 2acs
os par ny paa @ei til So,ua. Mus-
sraue tiger. at oa Sheriffen antom.
git @insmars' &epoluer al imoo
bans Billie, % ba Sberiffen sreb
efter lin @epolber. bifte ban, at nu
moatte enten be eller Sheriffen laoe
2ipet, % for at foripare Zig toa ba
Mussrope &ifen % Ripb ib1el Sbe>
rtffen' Ser cor Snot ON eieblitfe.
Zig 9pn4ins / @lencoe. Der bleu
berlor telesraferet til @uuernbren,
fom ienbte Rompasni 8 fra ct.
Saul for at uoste Gensilet til ON
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

S Ma1tnette @ountp. @isconiin,
bar @resbopperne siurt for 6faoe.
Queoe' % 3aure=Nsre er atlpif, %
Tarmerne bar plbiet op iaien enoel
Tor at 1aa NaiS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

9et beber, at Sim 6iu, @otb.
i@ilbbrBbrene 2onbon o9 en- @a'
muel Samuels fra Dotoboma tanter
paa at fette Gang en- 9ampRibs>
linie mellem Sapan % be 5orenebe
@tater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
So,ptt Of ettfftoIo.
22oe Stunt '%6.

22De Stunt 'S6.
Qr. &ebottbr!
Seq bar iun left fofe Summer
of s. s. Il. o8 toranorer mig ouer, at
&ebattpren lbser at mistentelt99ibre
8eleerne ouerfor &anoioater, iom
ere Tritenfere. Seq tpipler lite paa
&ebattprens Rritenbom os 9@rlis<
beb; men leg anfer bet iom uubouen'
bist ct lafe uo en- faaban Bib til
8alserne fibfe gtummer al 8labet
fbr @onueutionen. @ebattbrens Gro
% Renina er en- ENG; @tateu
Mtuneiotas 2ooe en- anben. Torfaa.
uibt at @ebattsren lite er pel betienbt
meb Stotens 2oue. Ral ieg benutie
bam til Nfinneiotos @onaitution, Ut.
ticle !. Bill of Rights. Sec. II. %
leg baaber. at @ebattgren uil attrpt<
fe BEN / 8labet.
uenli9ft
&rift @ilion.
P. S. Seq er lite Ntonnent paa
l1seblabet; men iom en 8alaer t
@tateu Ct iea interesieret / politiR
@eform; o. ies Ct ouerbeuitt om.. at
bet er baarlis @eform at blanoe &e,
liaton % 8olitit iammen.
e. @.
Dpennepnte Seftion II lpber iaa>
lebes / Dperiettelie:
rSu9en reliaips &rppe eQer
Mensbe af @tenbom ital noseuiinoe
bliue treuet iom en- qualification for
noget offentlist Tillibsbueru uuber
Staten. Snsen relisias &rbpe eller
Mensbe af &ienbom Ral noseninbe
bliue freuet bos en- 8elser iom en-
&ualifitation peo noset &als / Sta>
ten; lite beller Ral noaen Berion on.
fees ubpetis til at afatue 8ionesbprb
nusen ret8lis 9omitol paaaruno al
fin Menins ON Relision. IS. s. H. ]
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
fergus &alls Ageblaa
ubfomnter bber Onsbag.
H. SoIeut, uogtper.
snbftrtpttonsprts $1.25 for 1 9lar, betalt
iJ0rifu6, eaer8 $3.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05
FATAL SCHOOL FIRE.
Total Destruction Of an Indian
Seminary Near Antlers, I. T.
FOUR BoYs BURNED TO DEATH.

One Of These Was Cripple and the Others
Were In Rooms Containing No Windows.
The Fire Supposed to Have Bsen of In
osndiary Origin.
ANTLEns, I. T., Oct Sat II o'clock
Saturday night Spencer academy, located
ten miles westpf Antlers, burned to ashes,
together with all tho furniture, and four
Choctaw boys were burned up in the
6smes The dead are: John Smith, Daniel
James, Thomas Kuniotubbie and Will
lam Wilson. Those injured are: Alfred
Bryan, bruised and burned In head Har-
ris Fisher, sprained foot; Cotton Bacon,
log .sprained; Edward Clark, jaw bone
broken; Sam Spring. burned in face, head
and shoulders, and wrist sprained
The origin Of the fro is supposed to be
anCendiary, as no one was occupying tho
room in which the fire broke out and there
had been no fire In it this season. Super
intendent ]. B. Jeter, who is In charge Of
Che school, heard the flames popping and
when he got up, the stairway was on fire.
He ran on the outside and woke all the
boys and barely saved his own life. The
boys throw their beds out Of the windows
and jumped to the ground on them. One
Of the boys who was burned to death was a
cripple, and the other threo were in rooms
where there were no windows. 1t Is said
their moans and groans wero heart sicken-
ing in the extreme.
The academy was built by the Choctaw
Nation, and lOs boys wero there when 1t
burned. Everything is n total loss, as the
Nation did not carry any insurance. Super
intendent Jeter does not know whether
the Nation is going to rebuild, as 1t is
financially embarrassed and away bohind
with the school fund.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05
THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH.



WASHINGTON, Oct. b.-Comptroller Of
tho Currency Eckels has Issued state
ment giving the results of an invostiga-
tion made by him Of the amount of all
kinds of money held by the banking in
stitutions of the country on July /. Tho
number Of banking houses and trust COM
panies inquired of were l2,9Gs and Of n
clearing houses. Replies were received
from 5,723 banks and trust companies and
60 clearing houses
The total amount of cash in the 5, 7a8 in
stitutlons reporting was S413, 1874 $40. tits
divided rs follows: Gold coin, 1884 OF 0o3;
gold certificates, So, ,4Sl 1873; silver dollars,
ss,s54 Gle; fractional silver, ~, ,899. .073 sill
yer certificates, $50, ,GS3, ,596; treasury notes
(lSs0), $lB,126,0lS; United States notes,
Sll0, i69,375; currency certificates, s20,S6s,-
goo; national bank notes, 23,705,S84.
or this total cash 3453 national banks
reporting held $685., III, GIG, and 2,265 state
banks. savings banks and private banks,
E7,95Q,s33. The amount of gold coin and
gold certificates held by these national
banks was sl55, ,O73, ,6Oi, and by these state
banks, etc., s34, 4s4,737
A comparison Of the money holdings or
the geographical districts shows that the
829 reporting banks In the New England
states held but So, G02,67l more total cash
and q, ,S45, ,5S5 more of gold and gold certif-
icates than the 676 reporting banks in the
southern states; the 1876 banks in tho
eastern states $lO3, ,544 ,0A more total cash
and So, ,4G97Oi more of gold and gold cer-
tifcates than the q 48i banks in the west
ern states; the $40 banks In the southern
states s3, ,SN more total cash and s10,-
047,647 less gold and gold certificates than
the 800 banks in the Pacific states and
territories; the 500 banks in the New Eng
land states sl0,O54, $40 more cash and
100000 less gold and gold certificates
than tho 500 banks in the Pacific states
and territories.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05
AN ENGINEERS NEGLECT
Results in tho Loss of at least
Seven Lives.
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLODED.

The Engineer Neglected to stop for Water,
and Ho and His Fireman Are Among the
Dead-One Terror Stricken Passenger
Commits Suicide.
OsAGE CITY, Kan, Oct. 5.-A frightful
railroad wreck, attended by serious loss of
life and made more terrible by tho self
murder of one of the terrified passengers,
occurred at 8 o'clock yesterday morning
on the Santa Fe road, two miles north of
Chis station, Seven dead bodies have been
recovered from the wreck, and 1t is feared
other victims are buried beneath the
debris.
Tho wrecked train was tho east bound
passenger No. 2, the same that had such
thrilling experience with bandits In New
Mexico on Friday night last. The wreck
was caused by the explosion of the boiler
of the locomotive. The engineer should
have stopped for water at Usage City, but
being behind time, he endeavored to run
to the next tank The engineer and ffremen
both met death in the wreck The train
had proceeded but two miles beyond this
place when two terrific explosions were
heard, one following close after the other.
The locomotive was completely shat
tered. The express baggage and passen-
ger coaches came crashing upon the wreck
ed engine, and the coaches that were ahead
were piled up in one hemp of wreckage.
The coaches in the rear were all derailed,
but the passengers riding in the rear es-
capped serious injury.
The wreck was marked by scenes of the
widest confusion among the terrified pas
sengers. The nerves of many were at
high pitch as a result of their experience
with the road agents in New Mexico, and
when the crash came the first impression
of nearly all was that the train had been
attacked again by robbers. One passen-
ger, William Becker, of Los Angeles,
Cnl., en- route to Chicago seemed to lose
his reason entirely When tho crash came
he drew pistol from his pocket, and, in
the presence of u car full of terrified pas
sengers, took his own life. Becker had
beon drinking heavily.
The dead are: William Becker, Los An
gcles; Engineer Strump Topeka Kan.
Fireman Harry Hollister, Topeka, Kan.
William McAdams, tramp, riding on bag
gage car, and supposed to be from Chilli
cothe, 1n. three tramps, names unknown,
all of whom were riding on the baggage
car.
Among those injured are: Mrs. Emma
Maxwell, an editor on The Evening Tele-
gram, Colorado Springs, Colo, hands and
arms cut and bruised; Wilford Burns,
tramp, legs and arms cut and bruised;
James Coleman, tramp, cut and badly
hrlisad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05

GALEsBURG, Ills, Oct. i5-Students of
Knox college egged and stoned an Altgeld
procession here, and if their plans had not
miscarried they wSuld have kidnapped he
governor. Upon the governors arrival he
was escorted toa tent. The students guyed
the paradcrs, and as they approached the
tent eggs and stones began to fly and SOW
eral of tho paraders were hit. A melee
ensued, during which several of the stu
dents retired with blackened eyes and
broken heads. The students had made
complete preparations to spirit the gov
ernor away in closed carriage and keep
him prisoner over night, but the plot
was prematurely disclosed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05

The steamer Henley sailed yesterday for
Russia with u carload Of machinery.
The steamship Marmaluke is at the yard
of the Harlan and Hollingsworth Compa-
ny.
Theschooner Emma B. Shaw, from Bal
timore for New Haven with a cargo of
oyster shells, arrived at the Delaware
Breakwater yesterday, in distress, having
lost both anchors and chains and with 8
feet of water In her hold. The tug North
America Is holding her
The tug Tamaqua, with the barges Lin
coin Suffolk and Beechwood in tow, from
Philadelphia for Boston, returned to the
Delaware Bay yesterday and anchoren off
fourteen foot Bank, owing to the Suffolk s
rudder stock being twisted.
The new tug Atlas will be given trial
tomorrow,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05
ONE CENT.
F0or Ball,

There were two games of foot ball here
on Saturday. At Front and Union streeta
the Warren and Philadelphia Athletic
Clubs played aud the visitors lost by the
score OF 0. The Warren boys were nev.
or seen to better advantage.
Delaware College opened its season rath.
or discouraglngly. They played at River.
view against tho Villa Nova eleven and
lost by the score Of IA to 0. The visitors
We're TOO heavy for the Newark boys and
went through their centre at will.
The High School eleven will play the
Catholic High School Of Philadelphia at
Rivervlew on October 10. On October 20
the local team will meet Havcrford.
The Red Nipper foot ball team defeated
the Red Star foot ball team by score Of
SO too.
The Orange eleven defeated the Trinity
eleven on Saturday morning by score Of
= too.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05

WASHINGTON, Oct 3. Ex- Governor
James r. Campbell of Ohio, who is in the
city, says that he will abide by the Chicago
convention and vote for Bryan. Headded
that ho would make few speeches In
Ohio in support Of the Chicago nominees
and may speak also In Indiana and Wost
Virgi pia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05

Boston, Oct. 5.-The Socialstic- Labor
party of this city held ratification meet
ing last night in Faneuil Hall, about 500
being present. Charles H. Matchett, the
candidate for the presidency of the party,
made speech in which he said that the
Brooklyn Central Labor union wasa mis-
cradle, misleading concern. Another
speaker attacked Candidate Bryan, and
said that If he was elected president he
would hurry troops to, Chicago just as
quickly as did Grover Cleveland at the
time of the strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05

Tho tenth annual celebration Of Found,
er's day was held at Ferris Industrial
School Saturday. The ceremonies were of
an unusually interesting nature aud the
pupils of the school made very credltable
showing while the new band discoursed
sheet music. Alfred Gawthrop presided
and Rev. Merritt Hulburd made the
opening prayer. Rev. I. A. McCurdy re-
ferred In feeling terms to the boys whose
characters were being moulded in the
school. He referred to John Ferris and
DR.. Caleb Harlan, through whose gener-
osity and thoughtful kindness the school
had been made possible. 1t was an ear
nest Christian appeal to the boys to make
the most of their opportunity equip them.
selves mentally and physically and strive
to make themselves respected by all with
whom they should come in contact. Mrs.
Benson and Mrs. Connor sang and the
boys of the institution recited Rev.
Thomas A. Bowser pronounced the bene.
Qiction
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Lord Chief Justice Russell and family
sailed for home on Saturday from New
York.
Mrs. Bernard-Beere, the well-known
English actress, Is reported to be dying in
London.
Baltimore won the second game in the
Templo cup series on Saturday, defeating
Cleveland bya score Of Z to2.
The London Times this morning an
nounces the death Of the widow of the late
Professor Charles R Darwin.
Oil Manufacturer John J. Thompson
unwittingly stepped In front of train In
Allegheny City, Pa, and was killed.
Mayor Quincy, Of Boston, has vetoed an
underground pneumatic tube franchise,
declaring that the franchise is valuable
and should be paid for.