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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
WORKINGMEN'S CHAMBERS DISSOLVED

THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENTS DECREE EXCITEs
THE SOCIALISTS.
Rome Jan. s-The Government has ordered the
dissolution Of the Socialist workingmens chambers
throughout the kingdom. the order to take effect
Immediately The decree has caused great deal
of excitement in Socialist circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
A FAMOUS LIBRARY MAY CONE HERE.

London Jan. 9.-Prince Lucien Bonaparte's IA
nous pathological library. which was reported as
purchased by the Corporation Of the City of Lon
don. is still in the market. 1t offered to the
Corporation for 1900. but 1t has failed 10 secure
It. An American agency Is negotiating for the COL
lection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
4 NEW SCANDAL ~ ITALY.
MONEY VOTED FOR THE VICTOR EMMANUEL MON
UMENT SAID TO HAVE MYsTERIOUsLY
DISAPPEARED.

London. Jan. 9.There IL promise Of further scan
DIAL In Italy in connection with the National monu-
ment which is being erected TO the memory of
King Victor Emmanuel. The question is being
asked What has become OF the $l,soDo10 that was
voted some years ago by Parliament for the pur-
pose of building the memorial, which was to be a
magnificent work Of art? II thought that this
sum would be sufficient to complete the work. but
the monument Is not half finished. and il Is said
that the further sum of $4,000" will be needed to
complete the work as planned. The recent I'M
earthng of peculiar financial transao tons In some
Of the Government departments involving the loss
OF large sums OF money leads TO the suspicion that
all the money set aside for the monument was not
deyOted to the purpose for which II was voted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
A CHOLERA SHIP AT PLYMOUTH

FIVE DEATHS ON TIE TRANSPORT NUBfA ON HER
VOYAGE FROM CALCUTTA.
Londor Jan. s-The transport ship Nubia, from
Calcutta has arrived at Plymouth. Five deaths
from cholera occurred on. board the ship during
her passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
HANDKERCHIEFS

from Belfast manufacturers FIRE SALE
with nominal smoke damage. Value not anect-
ed. Price cut in two
GENTLEMEN'S HEMMED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. -. 90, OF, .OS, Il
GENTLEMEN'S HEMSTITCHED LIN
EN- HANDKERCHIEFS. go. IA. III, "a
LADIES' SHEER LINEN LAWN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS.. ~, ~
LADIES ALL LINEN PRINTED
HANDKERCHIEFS ............... .VS
LADIES SCALLOPED EMBROIDERED
ALI. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
large assortment Of designs. ...... III to 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
Ghe " pnpular SHOP"

THE USUAL AFTER SEASONS SALE
OF THE LIBERTY" FURNISHINGS.
Before the annual Refurnishing
OF their Exhibition Rooms with novel
PAPERS, STUFFS. AND FURNITURE.
Which nqY being prepared Abroad,
MESSRS. JOSEPH =. McHtGH GO.
offer the Balance OF the Importaons and Models
made Tor the Fall and Winter Seasons. At
the very favorable and substantial Discount OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
from the Price plainly marked on each Article
The Collection embraces
DECORATIVE FURNITURE
IN THE ENGLISH FASHION
Forest Green, Brown. Black and Sealing Wa.
Red Oak Greer Ash and Honduras Mahogany:
Upholstered Pieces made by
HAMPTON & SONS. OF LONDON.
IN .rst Coverings or in the Liberty veivstA
WALL PAPERS AND STUFFS
OF EXCELLENT STYLE,
Which are only displaced by the
many new Things booked TO arrive.
DELFT. LIBERTY" and DELLA RObbA
POTTERY. DUTCH HAMMERED BRASS AND
ILLUMINATED cOfPERwARE.
and a Variety Of the interesting odd Bits TOT
Home Decoration characteristic OF
THE POPULAR SHOP"
fErery object in the collection "a dssfgnsd ~
effected By Mr.. MeHvghJ
DTimely Inspection Cordially Invited
(Trademsrks RsgdD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY. JANUARY 10. 1897
Wlhbam
WatcbeS

are always
guaranteed to be
free from any defect
in material or
construction. The
makers particularly
recommend the
movements engraved
with either of
the trade marks
"RIVERSIDE" or
"ROTAL." Made in
various sizes for
ladiesand gentlemen.
and for sale by all
retail jewelers..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
SILKS.

RICH BLACK MORE VELOUR strictly
pure silk and wool; sold elsewhere for
$50. at Observation-Disclosures. .OO
FINE BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE two
special numbers ............ 30 and .D9
ELEGANT BLACK SATIN BROCADES.
elaborate and exclusive designs, go and .Os
PRINTED WARP TAFFETAS. high
class. fifty different styles. in street and
evening colorngs; recently sold for
sl.5O IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
A LIVERPOOL THEATRE BURNED.

Liverpool, JAM s,-The Court Theatre In this cit,
was destroyed by fire to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
TO CONGRATULATE THE QUEEN.
AMERICANS IN LONDON SUGGEST THE SENDING
OF SPECIAL EMBASSY FROM

Jondon Jan g-"The Manchester Guardian
savs that n number of leading Americans In Lon
don have started a movement with view OF In
ducing the Government at Washington to send
special embassy TO London 10 congratulate the
Queen on the occasion Of the celebration or the
sfxtieth anniversary of her reign next June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

London Jan. "a. G. Jones and Sanford Flem-
Ing Canadian delegates to the Pacific Gable Com
mission. called upon Signor Ferrero, the Italian
Ambassador. to-day and conferred with him In
gard TO the Canadian celebration OF the 40Oth ami
versary OF the discovery OF Newfoundland by John
Cabot on June a. 1897. The purpose OF the dele
gates was TO ascertain e possibility OF having
representatives OF the Cabot family living In Italy
visit Canada upon the occa sion OF the ceebra tion
and the AMBASSADOR promised 10 communicate with
his Government upon the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
PILLOW
CASES..
LINENS

from leading Belfast manufacturers very heavy
goods, assorted patterns, latest designs, highest
finish.
70 inch BLEACHED DAMAsK. 10
Rreakfast Nankins to match ,.,.... la
Dinner Nankins to match. 2.4O
"a TABLE CLOTHS. worth s. ..... 1 "a
$40 TARI.E CLOTHS worth $215.. 2.O4
S-12 TABLE CLOTHS. worth $3.50. 80. LAD
CROCHET QUILTS, slight manufactur-
er's imperfections. ........ %, 80, .0O
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS, trimmed
with braid; the 09c. garment; now.... I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
THE CAR SUFFERING FROM OrERWORK
HE is ABOUT TO TAKE TWO MONTHS HOLIDAY
AT LIVADIA

London. JAN "a dispatch TO the Exchange Tel
egraph Company from St. Petersburg say that the
Gar is suffering from the effects Of overwork and
is about to start for Livada for two months
sOOurn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
BARGAINS IN CHINA.

HAvILAND'S FINE CHINA DINNER
SETS, Handsomely decorated and gilt.
1O2 pieces ......................:... .1O.47
FROM OUR OWN CARLSBAD CHINA
WORKS choice OF 800 ICE CREAM
SETS. SALAD SETS. BERRY SETS,
handsomely decorated and gold edge.
10 pieces worth double. 1.lO
HOSIERY SPECIALS.
I'm Main Store.)
500 dozen Ladies' Black Slate and Tan
COTTON HOSE. per pair .............. 10
In New Annex)
200 dozen Mems Black Slate and Tan
COTTON HALF-HOSE. per pair..... rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
ITALIAN DESCENDANTS or THE CABOTS

AN EFFORT MADE TO HAVE SOME OF THEM PRES
ENT AT THE iooTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
DISCOVERY OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Infants Wear, Ladies' Underwear.
MORE THAN 100000 PIECES OF HIGHEST GRADE
GARMENTS AT HALF VALUE.
muslin
AWERS hembro and rume t
Smusin Y, embr to
LADIES muslin wide d to
II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
NJ ACY'S
AII.JAVC GOODS PEOPLE WANT
ALW Mo PRICES PEOPLE LIKE

Read ali the flaming Extraordinary Bargains adve
sed bv others then come to and will find article
lower price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Empress Frederick received United Estates Am
bassador Uhl and Mrs. Uh at special audience
on Monday last, and a grand function was held at
the residence Of Amba ssador Uh to-day upon the
coca sion of the Ambassadors reception Of members
of the Imperial Court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
OlaZ is IN EARNEST.
Indications that Arroyo's Lynchers
Will Be Severely Deait With

Eduardo Velzsquez, chief of police Of
tEle City OF Mexico. Lieut. Camera super
iHieudent ot detectives, and Commgudsnt
Mau-o Sanchez were arrested SUNDAY
night, taken 70 prison AMI placed il So!i-
tary eonhuenen. oy order ot the nth
criminal judge, 70 whom had also been
Turned over twenty-oae prisoners arrested
foE entering tue municipal building on the
night Of the resent Iyae!ing Public
opinion IS behind the government and the
Investigation Will be pushed rapidly.
|: the police authorities are proyezi
cviminai.E negligent il protecting the
prisoner t5ey will undoubtedly De severe
ly punished. and whoeyer took part in
killing The prisoner WIFI h.e held tor mu5-
der even Il lhey were passiye.y acting rs
!aslseto-s ot the crime There was gross
eaEelessness ~ the part Of the officers.
~iEbou: doaoi- and the government * de-
te-miaesi % shoT The world that lynching 2
haS noE l77ea -erurz.iZeeI 5:se-e
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
WAR DEPARTMENT SCANDAL
Alleged Misrepresentation of River
and Harbor Funds

The war department has Just started 81
Investigation ot what promises 10 he the
biggest sensation thar eres deyeicped in
connection with that branch Q. the govern
ussaf service. Il involves the mis-
appropriation, aeoori:ag 10 The reports.
OF hundreds II thousands ot dollars ap-
slE0Esrizte.I by congress for the improve
ussu- u tie >zyelnaA River IN Georgia,
and, possibly. the RisappVpPriatiou Of
funds ioE other large Improvements in The
same district The oiFseeE II charge OF
this work. Capt Garter q thss engineering
scvTs- was recently appointed the army
.-.anoeE q the Nicaragua canal commits
S5o2, and he 1gS made tbe subject Of
several pages Of I !z06zrory lcsice in the
eur-eo5 number of TIE Reyisw ot Reviews.
According IL the charges against This
officer II has b7ea eaiIEv ot ssppIop-i-
ZtLn- The money provided for the improve
m-ns oE tue Savannah Riva- and =
thorough investigation Is 30 be made. The
fats in tie case we're brought out by his
Successor II charge IL he work. who. IS
soo2 IS be dISeoTecet how matters had
been proceeding. demanded prompt and
Sea-chInE investigation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
Yellnw Eerer.s Work.

Dr. Joseph Holt, ex-pVeSideut of the
board OF health of New Orleans. reported
nine new cases of yellow fever in his prac-
tica Monday Nine mere are reported by
olher physicians
Fourteen new cases of yeI.ow fever have
appeared at Edw2rlS. Miss. since the last
report, making the total numh=r now reg
iSte-ei ff;y-tour
Two special trains isn Mobile Monday
foE 81 LouiS, carrying CLERKS aud ether
employes IN the general Offices OF the No
bile and ohio Railroad At Noble TIE
employees number ahou, 80. and with shsir
families vii! MAKE : total OF loo, Tasy
Will remain II S. Louis until The i-oss
kills the yellow fever germs II Inc south.
Refugees continue 10 r2c- into s. Louis
from tha souta
Tne Meridian Mss co-ton exchange
has adopted resolution requesting The
beard ot health 70 0pzn negotiations with
the Alahsnz aud yEekSb1r- Railway tpc
putting on daily tram to- mails SID
freight only beswea1 Meridian and Forest,
Meridian continues tres t-on sESpt,soaS
cases Sole refugees have gotten cve-
thsiz fright and Eesarue&. Ins Aisea-s
and yEksou-s Railway bang unable 10
run trains Nczisv. lzsG % XII ezZs,0yes 81
sIssks31. Ms. sx:@g. ibs sseZE z-t5 .E.e-
graph operator.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
CONSUL GENERAL LEE
MAKES A VERSAL REPORT TO
m'KINLEY ON CUBA.
The Situation Deemed Too Critical
for Change in the Office OF Con-
sui General at Preseut-Win Re-
turn TO the Island Next Month
Lee conrers with Mckinley.

Gen. Lee. consul general 70 Cuba, had a
long consultation with the president Sat
urday by special appointment. All vis-
i;ors were excluded except Secretary Al
ger. Lee carefully reviewed the situation
in Cubs. explained at length all the
points upon which either the president or
he secretary asked information. Lee
gave his own views very freely 10 the
president. bu. after the interview was very
re,teent about the nature Of the report
made.
1t is evident, however. that the president
is deeply impressed with the critical
character OF she situation IS described by
Gen, Lee, IS il Is understood he strongly
arged Lee 70 retain the Office st least for
the present and return 10 Havana AT his
earliest convenience As it has been
strongly inlirg1ase>i io- several months that
ES-CoagEesstnaa AldEich would succeed
Les and that the LATTER would probably
not 7sruru. the presidents action is con-
s,ECe-i &c use21 thar he thinks II inadvis-
able 70 MAKE : change 81 This iunctn1e.
Lee will return 70 Cuba Is soon Is he
has arranged his private affairs, probably
about tie middle Of ociobe-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
SEND 1000 WORDS a MINUTE
Wonderful Results of Experiments
Made in England

Postmaster General Gary has received
from Lieut.. George Squire and Prof,
Albert c. Crehore report of their recent
experiments with their synehronomagrap h
system of rapidly transmitting intelligence
by the alternating current upon the lines
Of the British postal system, for which
they recently went TO England On
August messages were sent over copper
and iron wire from London via Leeds to
Glasgow and Eiinburg, and return via
Newcastle, Tyne and YORK to London.
The distance was s.: miles, tortyfour of
which were under ground. Ii was found
that slightly under 400 words s minute
could be sent. and the speed might have
been increased.
The postmaster general replied 70 their
letter extending his congratulations on the
success which attended their experiments.
aud stating that he would BE- pleased ,e
hear further regaGiing them.
.ths last session OF congress Senator
Pettgrew introduced bill authorizing
the postmaster general 10 acquire pos
session OF this systen % telesrarhing. II It
should prove Z success. and 20 pu, NJ !
line between New York and Washington
OF which 10 experiment. The bill ap-
q-oQ-iates Sl,t.sa, ,oel toE this purpose.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
eRaDSTREsT'S REVIEW.
Business Generally Has Increased
Beyond Anticiparions-

b,aisz-eeEs Weekly Rev.ew says: Net
wlthstant.iuE rGssasaaably warn weather
and the appearance u yellow fever II
several gulf states, checking Ic.,2Ily the
distribution Of Es7chzaSiisa business
shEo1ghs the COUNTY, las increased more
taaa sztssips.esi. TIE center ot improve
Gsls IS Chicago, vhtch furnished the moSt
tavosao!e trade report within fve years.
AGrses fro1 Kansas City, s. Paul
CzrzAa and s. Lo1is asp reflect actlvIty
II demand among iobe,=-s ard who.essl
81 Mos soasheza cities anie.pate :
temporary falling q II business owing 20
Eks= Lrse:-vsggztica 70 s-zf1c n tie gult states
and zdI,;Es2e tsrEi7o-!-
What exports are ve-y large and with
o2s exception ithzt ot The sa,so.sd week ot
Svpesats-. lS&I ara The hesa Vest on -eoo-gl.
TIE 7esal shipments thts vsaE -four IN
e!vl3s3 G wheat aggregate 6-S..s ~
o1s2=tS. ze2lcSs 5 Ss's6-3-f lzss year.
Co-n experts ara I,aoaa bushels
su,zise. tez1 l2ss yez-. agsrsgaE1zg S,sJl.
C',t cz-sas-s
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
Rains May Helm Corn.

Last weeks bulletin from the govern
meut bureau says threatened drouth has
has been ayeEted in many counties by
heavy rains While the warm weather
was favorable for maturing early corn. the
most OF which Is now beyond danger from
frost and but little of it injured from the
excessive heat, the hot Winds ripened the
late corn TOO rapidly. causing shrinkage Of
grain and in many localities considerable
has been adversely affected II may, how
ever. be benefited or improved by the re-
cent rains There appears still TO be con-
siderable late corn in localities, on low OF
bottom lands. that has not hardened.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
YELLOW JACK COMING NORTH
Two Mid Cases Are Reported at
Caro-, Ill.

Dr.. Guiteras. the yellow fever exreri,
is al Cairo. H.. and has announced the two
suspicious cases at the marine hospital to
b. yellow fever Of mild form. Owing TO
the prompt measures taken there is No
danger of its spreading. The hospital
IS thoroughly guarded. There are several
cases of sickness on the government d0edge
boat Philadelphia lying at East Cairo, KY,
and Drs. Guiteras and Eacsn will inve>ti-
gate them. One of the men in the hospital
came from this boat and the other from
Point Pleasant, eishty-iye miles below
Cairo The board OF health has instituted
strict quarantine against East Cairo. Mr.
Eean, secretary of the board, issued an
order addressed 10 every railroad entering
the state from the south. instituting quar-
antine against the states OF Alabama. Mis-
siSSippi and Louisiana. For that part of
the state south OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railroad. Chicago excepted,
viii be required 10 show clean bill of
health. There IS no excitement there, the
people feeling confident the corps OF the
hoard Of health physicians are masters of
the situation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
aiRKET QUOTATIONS

Chica-o-Ca1-le COMMON TO PRIME.
$50 20 $3.50; hogs, shipping grades,
$40 1e $50; sheep, fair 10 choice. 500
10 $50: wheac, No. red. sc 10 CSC,
corr No. ?, 2Sc 20 80; oats. No. ?. iS<
70 21c: RE. No. 2, 49c 10 Jnc; butter,
choic= c-eme-E- 1.c to lsc; eggs, fresh,
lie 20 i.c; new popIa.oes, 45c 70 tlc Per
buzheg
Eza!ga2po poIi-Ca,cle. shipping. $50 te
S5-5<l; hogs. choice light $50 70 $50.
sheep, caEDcn TO choice. $500 70 500;
Ehszr. No. , &c 70 esc; cora- No
white. Bic 10 33c: OATS. No. , white. -1c
- DC
s.. Louiz-Carele. $500 70 $3.50: hogs,
$500 TO $40: sheeD. $50 20 500:
zheac- No =, Sc 70 eSc: eorn. No
yeIloT=. 2Tc 70 2ac; cars, No. , white &c
70 2=c: sye, No. > 47c 10 4Sc.
CEecznn1cE-Ca-El.. $50 70 $3.50: hogs.
$50 10 $50; sheep, $50 70 So:
uEee,- No , Sc 10 S5c; co-l. No.
mixed, SIC 10 Sc: osZs, Nc. > mixed, 21c
"a DC: --e. No. 2 4Sc 20 4ac-
De;-uis-Cz-rIe. $3.50 to $50; hogs,
$500 10 $50: saeep, $50 TO s425;
~hes1. Nc. . 93c 70 Sc: eo-gi, No.
-eIlov. 3fec 70 3lc; cars, No white 22t
20 10; rye. 4sc u .ac.
IsJ-c-Es- " -t-S-L- No. -etl &C 10 SOe
com. No mixed 3{lc 70 31:: cats, No
white. I9c 10 2A,; rye- NJ. > 52c to SIC
c.oTe- sgd S3.5 10 3.61.
MlIwaEke-WhezI. Nc. , spring. 20
- a2c; ca-1- NJ 8. 2.<he 10 3Es>; oats, No
= white. DC 10 &c: rye, No. l. =E,c 70 5sse
! t2-.-z. Nc , 4ttc 10 sc; pors- mss
! $3.50 % SsS.yh
B1Eal5-Cat.le. SEQ 70 $50: hesz
: $500 Is S4-TT5. sLeep. 500 70 $3.50
wh=s-- NJ. > winter. SIC 70 9>,: co.2. Nc
I = ye5so7-, S3c 80 S5ci oz-s, NJ. = white
/ 24c n 2fsc-
Ne= YorE-Ca--le. $50 70 $3.50: hogs
$50 70 A.T57 sheep. &.G1 70 $50
vheet. NJ. c=i, 9ac n sI0l; corr
Ne ? 3c 70 34c; cess, M. whIse. -
n &c: h1Etez. creamery. lSc - -ac; ec.s
Wss.sTl, Ice % 11G.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
BLUE eLooos STIRRED up.
Heir 10 Austrian Throne Netts .
Housekeeper.

! sensation has bs~n czase,3 II Ba-ii1
b. sae statement .azt Arclsduke Franz
Fe-dIaGnd, soa 0; A-cLduse hz-i I.od-
wig ard Princess sn1ulc5z-z- daughter Of
ths late hing FeEaRdia II. Of Naples. heir
p-ssuup pciye 10 lie throne Of Austria Hun
Ssry. was married il London last week 10
= middle class lady from hohIschie<ir. near
Aix q Chzpelle.
The holnischa yolks Reitung says the
lady s father WIS formally Z NINE man
ager. and thar one Of her brothers Is =
Clergyman
The Lokai Anz=ize. SAYS: She is a
former hocs=keep=r Of Herr hrl2p the
great gun manufactured OF ESsz- where
she me- Archiuke Franz Ferdinand Tne
couple have gone 20 A!giers
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
Have Fears of Forest Fires.

The Black Hills people are anxious for
the time when the question of the forestry
reserve will be settled for good. There is
not only a great anxiety on the part Of
those who have prospective land in view.
whether il is or is not to be included within
the reserve, but from this time on danger
from forest fires Will be greatly increased.
The continuous hot winds have thoroughly
dried the underbrush in the forests until i;
has become tinderbox Already several
fires have had their run, one town had a
very narrow escape and one rancher will
probably lose his life from over exertioa
while protecting his home from FIRE.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
Lincoln County Railroads.

The county commissioners have nxed
the taxable value of Lincoln County rail-
roads as follows: Iowa and Dakota divis-
ion. main line, of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad. number miles. 2o6,
SSo,6lS. Sioux City and Dakota division,
number miles 25.GS; value, s105. .126. Iowa
and Dakota division, Eden branch, nun.
ber miles. SO; value, s1,l70. The Burling-
ton. Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
Company has $50 miles OF track, valued a,
s2s, AS. The Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company has ..95 miles OF road
valued at s3l, $50. The assessable value Of
A.10 miles OF track of the Great Northern
Railroad Company is Sol. 40.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
Irnns for Alaska

4. ne ea0iaei meeting Friday he s.taa-
:ioa in -Alz>k. was discussed TIE s4cge-
ta.y ot VIZ had 3 report from Capt. Ray.
who .as Jus. arrived at 81 Michael! Ray
report WIS il The nature OF an appeal fog
troops 10 preserve o-'ie- The coming winter
TheEe Is vasE amount Of supplies zs St
Aichzsl, aad there Is nos g United States
soldier IN Alaska !. Vas decided 10 send
g company os infantry 10 81. Michael as
san = EEzss.b.s.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
REDFIELD HAS A eAn -
One Life Lost and Over 60.
Worth OF Dameee ''oOl

Probably the worst fire tba. b.,
Redfeld during its existence st.-. 10. VISITED
gasoline stove on Wednesda, lion
in the dodgers rooms of the alht
brick block. So quickly did tho Fsol y
spread that in two hours the emit Haines
was consumed. Lodgers I'D stair DOC plock
from the building with portions Il sbeil pea
goods. The f1re started in room occnnai r.sll
by Howard Williams and wife. Mr. vPsa Wiu
Jams was terribly burned and died dn.i w III
the afternoon. His wife was seyiousi.l u'ns IN
not fatally injured. Ou
The loss of the block and contain.
estimated at $4,000. The opera hon,a r,as ;.
contents are complete loss. DR. p..Ne al
man, dentist, lost all his Office effect s''','
W. Greenman, dry goods and grocs,;..
lost almost his entire stock. ''iF'