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ing out for restoration of gunny bags,
cotton ties. etc, to the dutiable list
A senator who talked with some of the
conferees said: They are in a temporary
deadlock, and are tied up all along the line.
1t looks as if the situation might remain
unchanged for a week"
The Senate conferees are disposed to re-
sent the efforts Of Speaker Reed to intiu-
ence the action of the conferees The sem
ators are inclined to construe the speakers
participation in the proceedings as unwar
ranted, and are apparently more deter
known 10 hold out for the Senate figures.
The contending forces on the wool schedule,
the carpet manufacturers and the wool
growers, outside the conference, have prac-
tlcally reached an agreement which it is
presumed will be ratified by the conferees.
This agreement provides for the restoration
of the House rate Of IL and II cents, re-
spectively, on first and second-class woods.
and on the thrd-class article the wool men
agree to the proposition of the carpet
makers to extend the dividing line from 10
to Y cents, making the rate on woods of this
class worth less than u cents dutiable at
4 cents a pound and those worth more than
II cents dutiable at 8 cents. This increased
the rate on all higher grade woods, which
is agreeable TO the wool men and holds the
carpet wools down TO figure acceptable to
the manufacturers.
The cOnfereeS remained in session until
after o'clock to-day and then adjourned
session. They had not reached a point
where they could call in the Democratic
cOnferees but all said progress had been
made 1t was impossible to say whether
the Senate or House had the advantage of
the days work. Both sides looked weary
agreement was said TO be at a great dis
tanCe.
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THE COLLEGE LEAGUE.
A. l.. Davis, of Ann ArbOr, Made Presi-
dent by AccIamatiOn.

DETROIT, Mich. July 1.-THE annual
meeting of the American Republican Col
lege League was held to-day in the Russell
gan, presided. Thirty delegates were pres
ent, seven of whom were from the Univer-
sity of Michigan. These delegates also
comprised the accredited delegates from the
College League to the convention of the
National League of Republican Clubs, the
College League having its regular repre-
sentation in addition to those from the
respective States. A. L. Davis, the Uni
versity of Michigan's candidate for the
presidency, was elected by acclamation.
The other offices were filled as follows:
Vice presidents-T. H. Blodgett, of Knox
University; II. l.. Douglass, of Minnesota; +;
]. l.. Finch, of Olivet. c. A. A. MCGEE.
of the University of Wisconsin, was chosen
Dame University secretary. Silas Perkins,
private secretary of United States Senator
Hanna, was elected member of the exec
utive committee of the American Republic
College was elected vice president of the
latter organization from tie College
League.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
last years Republican victory was tri-
umph of brains and intelligence over pas
sion and prejudice, in the achieving Of
which the colleges of the United States
stood shoulder to shoulder in support of Re
publican principles as expressed In the St.
Louis platform. The resolutions congrat-
ulate the cause on the auspiciously begun
administration of President Mckinley and
approve his policy in conVening the extra
session of Congress. The College League
pledges itself to assist in the future battles
ing was left to the executive committee
and the meeting then adjourned sine die.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
National Convention Expected t.
Bring 5000 to Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 1.-THE
city is rapidly filling up with the delegates
to the convention of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union, to meet in this city to-
morrow, remaining in session four days.
All of the incoming trains bring in large
additions to the crowds already here, and
while the indications are that there will
not be as large a crowd as was at first
expected, there will be from 5000 to 5000,
outside of the delegates from Tennessee.
The board of general managers met this
morning, but a quorum was not present.
The convention is composed of the dele
gates from the Baptist Young People s
Union of America and the Baptist Young
Peoples Union, auxiliary to the Southern
Baptist convention. At recent meeting
of the representatives of the two associa-
tions it was agreed that hereafter the two
unions would meet at the same time and
place and in joint convention, but that each
would maintain it's autonomy and separate
organization. In pursuance of the agree
ment this is the first time the joint con-
Vention has been held.
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simpson Wants Investigation.

WASHINGTON, July 14-Representative
Simpson, of Kansas, to-day introduced in
the House a resolution directing the speak
er to appoint a committee of five to investi-
gate the Sugar Trust The resolution is
preceded by two whereases, the first of
which declares that it is currently asserted
that the American Sugar Refining Com
pany has, in violation of law, created a
gigantic monopoly" and the second that
said corporation, by the use of watered
stock by Unfair competition and by illegal
combination has crushed out legitimate
competition to an extent which gives it the
power to depress the price of the raw ma
teral and TO advance the price of the man
ufactUred article at Will thus throttling the
cane and beet agriculturists with one hand
and graspng the purses Of the consumers
with the other.
The committee authorized by the resolu-
tiOn is empowered to send for persons and
papers and is to investigate the methods of
the company its effect upon agriculture
and commerce. las well as the enhanced
cost of one of the necessaries of life and
the committee is directed to report it's find
ingS, and, if the facts warrant it, bill in
stituting proceedings by the attorney gen
er2l in quo warranto to annul the corporate
existence of the trust.
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PAID-UP CAPITAL S6OO,OOO
SURPLUS FUND $4,000
Stockholders Additional Liability S6OO,O1l

Persons in the city holding
Building Association loans which
now represent so per cent. of the
value of the property, and who
wish to refund in a straight loan,
are invited to examine the Home
stead Loans of this company.
Money can be saved by borrowers
upon this plan, which involves no
continuous expense. Interest on
such loans, 3 per cent, payable
semi-annually.
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NEW YORK. July 14.-Sailed: Massilia
for Marseiles; st. Louis, for Southampton
Teutonic. for Liverpool; Elysia, for Glas-
glow. Arrived; Trave, from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, July 14-Arrived: Ser
via from New York for Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, July 15.-Arrived: Ger
manic, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, July H.-Arrived: St
Paul, from New York.
ROTTERDAM. July 14-Sailed: Amster-
dam, for New York.
New York.
STRoMNERS. July 9.-Arrived: Ohio or
cruise.
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Chnrities Conference Adiourns

TORONTO. Ont, July 1.-THE last ses-
sion of the conference of charities and cor
rection to-day was we'll attended. After adj
dresses on. THE Child-saVing Work of the
Humane Societies" and ION Moral Reform
in Ontario" had been made by Hon John
G. Shortall, of Chicago, president of the
Illinois Humane Society. and j. J. Mac
Laren, of Toronto, respectively. the new
president of the conference, w. p. Stewart
of New York, was formally introduced anC
was given q rousing reception. Then fare
wells were said, and the most successful
of all the conference meetings closed This
afternoon a majority of the delegates went
on an excursion TO Niagara Falls, rendered
by the city of Toronto.
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Southern Presbyterians.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July H-Yesterday
the Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres
byterian Church of the South met in this
city to-day. Three committees were ap-
pointed, one for Japan and China one for
Miss Sophia Wright, of Nashville, was ap-
pointed missionary TO Africa. A committee
was appointed to prepare resolutions COM
memorative of Miss Mary J. Baldwin of
Staunton, Na., who died recently leaving
$40, 900 to the missionary fund.
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SUICIDE OF HEYDLAUFF.
EngrOssing Clerk in Wisconsin SEN
ate Was ForRer.

ASHLAND, Wis. July AR. c. Heyd-
lauff. who has figured in sensational for
gerry case, committed suicide to-day by
shooting Heydlauff was engrossing clerk
Of the Wisconsin Senate in the last ses-
sion of the Legislature, and was known
throughout the State. Three weeks ago. at
his home in Ashland, he was arrested on
a charge OF forging a county order for
SO O00 During the last few days matters
have been sifted and a surprising number
of crooked transactions are said to have
been brought 70 light. Heydlaun was out
on bail when he killed himself.
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BIG z ROUTE
Niagara Falls Excursion
TUESDAY, July 20, 1897.
S7 Round Trip S7
ST. More to Toronto and Return
$5. so More TO Thousand ISL
ands and Return.

Special train, composed Of sleeping cars
reclining chair cars and elegant day
coaches will leave indianapolis GAS p. m.
Tuesday, July 20, running through without
change and arriving Niagara Falls 7:30 the
next morning. Returning special train
July %, but tickets will also be good to
leave Niagara Falls until Saturday. July "a
Thousand island tickets will be good to re-
turn till Monday, July 26.
Sleeping car rates, So per double berth :
chair car rates, $3.50 per chair Indianapolis
to the Falls.
sleepers can be occupied one night at the
Falls for 81 extra.
Call at Big Four offices No 1 East
Washington street and Union Station.
= II. NJ. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
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"Bonnie Brae" Higgins.

SANTIAGO, Cal, July 14.-H. NJ. Hig-
gins, better known as Bonnie Brae" Hig-
gins, is dead at his home on Bonnie Brae
ranch, ten miles east of this city. Thirty
years ago II. NJ. Higgins was the most
noted publisher of Chicago and the North
west. He was the author of many noted
songs, chief among which were The Old
Mus clan and His Harp and Hang Up
the Baby's Stocking" These two ballads
attained a popularity in this country and
Canada that has seldom been surpassed and
the composer realized over $4,000 in royal
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Gen. John f. Farnsvorth.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-General John F.
Farnsworth died at his residence in this
city this afternoon, aged seventy-seven.
General Farnsworth was a Canadian by
birth, but in early life removed to Michigan,
where he was educated and admitted to the
bar. Subsequently he went to Chicago and
was elected to and served in Congress as
a Republican from 1857 to 1861, when he be-
airy. Later by order Of the War Depatt-
ment, he raised the Seventeenth Illinois
Regiment, and was commissioned brigadier
Juries received in the field, was compelled
to resign from the army in March, 1863. He
then went to ST Charles. ILL.,, and from 1868
to 1873 was again member of Congress.
Since the latter date he has been engaged
in the practice of law in this city. His re-
mains will be taken to st. Charles for in
thrment
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cricl.et nccInred n nrn

NOTTINGHAM. July H-The cricket
match between the gentlemen of Philadel-
phia and the eleven representing Noting
hamshire which was begun here on Mon
day and continued yesterday. was declared
a draw to-day after the home PLAYERS had
made 249 runs for eight wickets down in
their second innings. The Philadelphians
made 42l runs in their first innings and the
Nottinghamshire team IN their first innings
scored 244 Guns.
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GOVERNOR DRAKE INJURED.
Fell on Capitol steps and Hurt His
Hip Wounded In the War.

DES MONIES, Ia, July 14-Governor
Drake was injured by fall to-day on the
steps of the Capitol He struck on his hip,
which was penetrated by a bullet during
the war. The injury may prove serious.
His physician had advised him that Sc
we're blow there would be dangerous.
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EDITOR M'LAUGHLIN DEAD.
Proprietor of Philadelphia Times Sue.
cumbs to Rheumatic GOut.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA. - Frank Nc
Laughlin, proprietor of the Philadelphia
Times, died Of rheumatic gout at his resi-
dence in this city this morning. Mr.. Me-
Laughlin had been in failing health for
some months.
Frank Mclaughlin was born in County
Tyrone, Ireland on June II, 1928. He came
to this country when a boy of three years
with his parents, and settled in Philadel-
phla, where he was educated in the public
schools and where he afterwards learned
his trade as a printer. In early manhood,
in conjunction with his brother John, he
founded the printing establishment of Nc
Laughlin Bros, this city. This plant for
many years was one of the foremost job
printing offices in the country. 1t became
noted particularly for its fine color work.
Mr.. Mclaughlin became chief owner, pub
Usher and manager of the Times on March
13. 1875 and to the conduct of which he
gave his tireess energies until stricken
down with Illness, which was doubtless en-
HANGED by his devotion to the work. He
was twice married. His first wife died sew
eral years ago He married a second time
about three years ago. This wife survives
him, as do also three children by his first
marriage-two sons, Frank and Vincent,
and "A daughter
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE cOnferees
on the tariff bill found themselves to-day
apparently further apart than they We're at
the beginning of the conference. There
was no immediate prospect of agreement,
and more than one member stated that the
entanglement was such that the settlement
might be indefinitely prolonged. They state
in a very reserved manner that there are
numerous questions of difference, but re-
fuse to go into details even to other SEN
ators and members. From all that can be
learned, however there is a general reces-
sion from the part Of agreements made on
more important articles until sugar wool
hides etc, can bo definitely defined Sugar
is still the principal contention The best
reports represent the House confeTees with
Speaker Reed behind them as holding out
for the House sugar schedule without any
change whatever, and the senators quite as
determined not to yield to this extent. The
House conferees insist that this schedule
must tie definitely fixed before other ques-
tions snail be again taken up. One of the
other questions of secondary Importance
upon which sharp differences have arisen
is the Senate amendment Tor stamp tax
upon stocks and bonds. The House opposes
the amendment but the senators, while not
welded to It. insist on it as necessary for
revenue. The House is also resisting stren-
uousy the 20 per cent. duty placed on hides
and is at the same time persistently hold
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"Jfm" McHaIe Dead.

CHICAGO July lex Coroner James
McHale, for years prominent figure in
local and state politics, died to-day of
dropSy. He was hfty-seven years old.
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The Union Trust Company
lis and l22 East Market Street.
Invalid Chairs

or all kinds and accessories for the sick room.
Trusses made and properly adjusted store open
every Saturday night.
WIN. Ii. ARMSTRONG & Co,
tNew No. 12O q ). Illinois ST. Indianapolis. Ind.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
0runseisentbnmss Ycrfanie.

dur ttn sRerftrn- strt3tst ron Rtstarsr strr
N. 9 mmtI.
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far WB4 HG4 Sec IA I l2i
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MAS TT 0l16?

Der sroBe Ibrabam 2incoln bate Ell
ne 9ieblinssbpmne, bic nit Der 8eile be.
gam: ,Ob, wbp ibonlo the ipirit Of
mUrtals be proud" Mann tonnts
meinen, baB ppn allen Weni6en elm
Yraiibent Der Sereinisten Staaten am
meni91ten Su ibwarS9auisen Nniuanos
lunsen binneisen ioate. Sn Wabt uno
uub Yran3 iibertrifft Der Mpnard bes
fleiniten 9anbes ben Yrdiieenten Der
Ser. Staaten. Yin @brwiroi9feit lam
iid aud bic i~tOlseite MOnar6ie niht
nit Der Yrdiioentidait uersleiden. $50
bic arone erbli6 lit, ba mag lie elnem
! S9urten, etnem @abntuiBiSen ooer Ell
mem 2iitlin8 Suialen. Sn Der Sessl
Itelen mir ben Siirser an Die SpiBe,
Der uns burb ieinen Gbarafter, ourb
feline Sdbisfeit uno feline 2eiltunSen Der
@iiroisite biintt. 8ein Sbiot, fein Gift
ling unb fetn Sdurfe fam Tralioent
Der Sereinisten Staaten weroen. Der
ienise, pel6er Die Siirserfrone trGst,
bat oemnab bic allerb0bIte Stafel Der
@rbe uno bes @liides errei6t, uno ipenl
aud er Nnipanolungen Der 0emutb uni
Der 8eiheioeubeit bat, 10 lit eS eben cir
untrisliber 8eipeis fir Die llnpulfoms
menbeit unb Die @anoelbarfeit oes
@liides.
limb in Der 1bat: Die Natur bat Spr
ae baiur setrasen, oaB bic Bdume MD
in ben Simmel wa6ien. Iud Ism
Mcainlep 1T ein lebenoiser Seuse fiji
oieie unumltDBli6e @abrbeit. 9aB ibl
bic Segensipinl6e BON Miaionen leine'
Mitbiirser aui ieinem miibes uno per
interchangeable @ese begleiten, uni
oaB bic Giniibrun8s Geremonlen I'D
NIT all benz Epmp p~pllSosen, ben oi
&epublif bel iol6 ieierli6em NnlaB auI
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2lber auBeroem mar er nod IN etne
@eiie BON einem siitisen @eidid Begin
| itist, pie fein YrGiioent Dor ibm. Sbm
Der i4on Die idattise Salite bes 2eben
an8etreten bat, mar es uersOnnt, leln
Mutter ais 3eusin ieines &ubmes b
iit 5u baben. Die @eiiible, Die bel iol
hem NnlaB ein MutterberS beltilrme
uno ibren @ieberbal i'm SObne timber
laiien ii6 nidt idiloern. limb mmitte
all oieier unbei6reibll6en Serrli6te'
, mar elm benz SerSeu 10 nabe iuie ol
Wutter itebenbes Menidenflno, oefie
f6rperlides @ebreben bic @enustbuun
Oh all Der amtli6en Gbrunsen nibt au'
fommsn lieBen. 0as mar Die lansldt
\ rise treue 2ebensseiabrtin oes Manne,
Der ben @ipiel allies meni6liden Slid
erflpmmen bate, bic Satin oes Trdi
benten. @dbrenobem ii6 bic @infil
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lid in 8rampiidmerSen, Die ibr D
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: 9ops Der armielisen, aber in @eiunl
belt i~trpsenoen 5rau oes nieorisiten III
( beiters benetoenstpertb erl6einen. 3
besreiit man bic patbetiide @abrbe
BON Ibrabam 9incoln's 9ieblinssotd
J tuns: ySb, wbp lboulo the lplrit
mortals be proud?
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aus het, 1%1nrhmefem.
Ntnnejota.

Duluth. - Die @rcRseihmorener
babsn bic B~sbouptuns ibrer 8orsdnse
rim, boB Der 8irssrmeiisr nit ben
7reibsn Der Sasnrbipisler in Der Stutl
battle %aufrdumen f6nnen. uieoerbolt EN-
pfoblsn. baS bas gounip uno bic Stao'
auf seridtlidem Bsse bic bel ben II
5inanSnotb s~eratbeusa Banfen bsponir'
ten 0ffentlidsn @sloer Sutidjusrlunser
iuden io0te.
Stillnater. - .. Sc. Spain
Giasutbdmer Der hisiisen smain'idsr
GiisnsisBerei, if OILS Ganbioat fir bas
Nmt bes Bunbssinipsftors Der Dampf
boote urt u0er nit 9ompf betrisb.nsr
5abr3euse in bieiem 9,itrift in Dor,
idlas s.bradt uorben. Serr Sma,r
TT ole Bauer BON 9ampfbootsn nab
renb Der lesten rs Sobre bier bsiannt
seueisn.
NardoIl.-9er srOBs @strsibe.
ipeider Der WuritaQ. MISREPRESENTATION
uurbe turd Jeuer fort beiddoist. lie
Der 10000 Buidel @etreibe wurbsr
3erf6rt. Der materisIe 8srluft 1T nut
sum 7beil burd Yerfderuus ssosdt.
Alexandria. - Die afiOciirts
S9ulbsborbe bss Staatss belt bier lire
5weite Sabresueriammluns OBJ. Der
prdfbent osr ct. @loub Normaliduls.
BrofsRor 8lesberser. belt eiuen Dor.
tras iber bas 1hemo: rD,e 8e3iehuu.
gen 5wiiden ben 0feutlidsn Sdulsn
unb Der Normalidule." Sir bas nab.
fe Sabr uurben folsenbe Weumtsn &c.
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fan. Der BON BEN Department snti1is.
ben tporbsn if. NOR Der Grnteft um ben
auf tueribuoIes 9anb bel
DAN In Heltromi County.
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6uter Deutiher Iaffee.

Serr 8poowin, @iliams Co., 81, idrsibi
uns: BON einem 8adet Salsers 8afiees So
men I'D 800 Yfuno 8obnen, Die beiieren Sal
fee lieferu, als Raffee, Der bier I'M Stcre
fur 30 Gents sefauft wiro.
Nan ienbe oieie Notis nit Is Gents in
8rie fmarten an Sohn u. Salser Seeo Go.
So groiie, isis, uno man betommt frei Elm
Radet 8afisebobnen.S amen unb Samen.
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Geat. - Dem in btr Deanmooo.
lerra Wine 81 Central Gitp bsiddfiia.
ten Grbsiter Suns 2puns paKirte Elm
unaIid. mel&es ibm bas 2eb.n !ofste.
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aus elmer S6be BON 500 JuB ben Saup,
i@adt Der Nine b,uunter unb nor ioot,
ebe er sssen ben 1ooen be0slbsn aui.
ihlus.
Bierre.-llm ben Rsa Der Summs
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uuterbaltsiOiien Der Staars Resieruna
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bierorts Der b6&fte. ben biz
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admli& ~ SuS. Die Slut.
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