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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
TILE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
coNGREssl OVAL.

Proceedings Of the Special Session.
: Good progress was made in the senate
on the 26th in the consideration Of the tariff
q motion to reduce the duty on aHcertain
sustained by q vote of 81 to 20. Seven para
the day, the committee being sustained In
each instance. The house was not In ses-
sion. zsss..ss: ..T h 80 z ::
The final conference report on the sundry
civil bill was agreed to In the senate on the
Eth. This involves the suspension until
March next of the forest reserve procla-
nation. Ten pages Of the tariff bill were
disposed off,. In the house bills were In
troduced to exclude from the malls all mat
ter emanating from commercial agencies
which publish business ratings and carry
on collections, and to tax business corpora
lions such as oil companies. iron and steel,
railways and street railways, banks, stock
exchanges and glass. wool, silk, paper,
leather and sugar manufacturing. The
house adjourned to the S1st. 5z%s
Considerable progress was made on the
tariff bill in the senate on the 2Sth, 10 pages
being covered. Several votes were taken
during the day. but the finance committee
had a liberal majority in every instance
Senator Tillman IS. C.) presented resolu-
ton for the appointment of special COM
mittee of five senators to Investigate
charges of speculation by senators while
the tariff bill was before the finance COM
xnittee. - It was referred to the commit
tee on contingent expenses. The house
was not in session. 81 sGa
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81, He. MA!RI:tl.E|:..T S.
MINO,lR i NEWS n ITEMS J,
Minneapolis, Nav %;

The new shah of Persia is anxious to
,pen the country to int International COM.
merce, and favors the introduction OF
electricity and steam. M
Twelve men have been fined $50 each
and sentenced to IS days imprisonment.
in Cleburne county, Ala, for selling.
their votes at an election. n
Sallie Gamble, the Los Angeles (Cal.)
flower girl, to whom Senator Fair once.
proposed marriage, has fallen heir to
s10O, 600 left BY an aunt in Eng land. ii
Large numbers Of rural farms in
mort bern New Eng and, abandone by
Yankee farmers, have been occupied.
and reclaimed by French Canadians. }.
There are few immigrants to Greece,
only two per cent Of the population
being foreign born. The country is not
attractive to one who wants to make his
own living. II 0 w
|SsS; Dr.. 4. %. j enkins, OF Thurman, O.,
who u q has been in active practice SO years,
has offciated at 2, 1852 births. He esti-
mates that he has Travelled 800, 900 miles
On horseback. " ~ 5s3
IN consequence Of the increasing dis
tress and poverty In Spain, the nil
grafton has increased enormously
within u few months. Most Of it, how
ever, is BY way of the French and Portu-
guese harbors. Hi 81
The new senator from Florida,
Stephen r. Mallory, occupies the seat
held by his father, also stephen II.
Mallory, from 1851 to 1861. The elder
Mallory resigned to go into the rebellion
with his state, and was the confederate
secretary rec sof the navy s55s5
The Indy who directed the May,pole
dance JIM lewiston, Me- .,, this year
taught that same dance fl the same
city for the benefit Of the same so-s
ciety ~ years ago. She also used the
same me aypole, which has been stored IN:
the church since that time.
s Mrs. Angeline n. Hall. of Saratoga
N. " the well own Christ tan philan-
thropist, has given the sum Of $780,
600 to the Jndson Memo rial church ia.
New Ne cit On tcondi ton that the
trustees pay her the interest on this
a O. o. long Am she lives. 1ss
|ssassLl eara ago 4 Mrs. Price sKing.of'
|SLa bette count ~, divorced her hus-5
band being thus a prived sof 1is
Deans IE,l OF s,ippor & went % the county
house, svhere he has since remained.
Recently Mrs. rice went "a the popxsE
house, took husband out ma
|1nar 81 s1. hi 1II I, g .
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$ n Slow Bnf steadyG a11~llraA-
III s vtreets Dina IN u tt 81


IN IN III ~ weekly review az trade. nv:
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$1,000 g. De.ns o0saS -
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~ ~. s 49,
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~ ' ~ 49, 49,.
sSs,. - "a is.de. =
because of possibHi ties at WashinK ton. vho
ought TO be filIinR the dema nd oeiabnr and
The products 81 labor. & ss ,,sssss s. 81
Events have proved that the crop OF
wheat going out Is much larger than any
of the markets expected. and western re-
5ceipts fort he week were 30 per cent larger
thanl last year, while Atlantic exports have
been for four weeks 1923 bushels, -four
included. against 4,98S, III last year. Be-
sides the outgo OF corn largely taking the
place 0f5Wheat in foreign consumption ID
Tar beyond precedent or expectation, and
for four weeks has been 8. 360, O91. against
6,001 1856 last year ~ 18th liberal interior
supplies the price has declined IA fraction.
Cotton is unchanged, although at this sea.
son exports were insignificant.
1.-THE iron manufacture gains in spite Of
the closing of some furnaces. The produc-
ton OF pig exceeds consumption. and fs
somewhat decreasing, while the consump-
ton has gradually gained, this week. In
part because OF several structural con-
tracts, and in part beca use the AGRICULTURAL
implements works have ma, q iarper a.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
LATTER.

Bruno, the well known bicy clist, was
killed IN Chicago 81 8 fall from his
wheel . While Bruno N ~ riding home
carrying around his mock the frame 81
8 bicycl the front forks Of his wheel
broke, he was thrown violently to the
ground and received injuries s5 from
which he died shortly afterwards. 4
d tsaac.J Hill, . farmer near II ARM
ington, q, was murdered by burglars.
Mrs. Mamie Barr. her 4-yea r.old
baby. and her sister, Miss IN lathe Il.
Alexander, aged IA, 8 were all drown
1 IN 8 water tank at "a bbott Tex.
Alexander Bonlton, Of Newberr-y,
Mich, was stab bed and almost Instant
u killed BY Richard Palmer in q dis
|pnte over 3 Job Of Nv ork. 5t1z
Snow fell IN several portions Of Wis
|consin and Michigan the 30th.
DURING q special service at the cathe-
dral g at Pisa, Italy upon the occasion
OF the unv yelling Of an image Of the vir-
|gin . candle fell, causing panic
among the many people in the build
ling. During the rush for the doors
several persons were killed and as
were more q less seriously injured. q
Gov. Budd, Of California, has refused
to interfere il the case Of 4 odore
Durrant. who is sentenced to hang
June IL. ~ "A 5sf I: ~ S.
Fred Beeson, an mploye on the ranch
|of Harry Morse, at Sunoi, Cal, used
arsenic instead of baking powder in
making a batch of bread. Beeson is
dead, another man is dying and several
others are dangerously i'll. Beeson
was a new hand on the ranch.
a The Turks have occupied position
at Tsopanatos, in the neutral zone
The Greek governor has protested
against this movement to the repre-.
|sentatives of the powers. 1 ls ii
# The naval cadets crew won the boat
race from the University Of Pennsyl-
vania crew by seven lengths. Cadets
time, ID minutes 47seconds; University
of Pennsy lyania, Il minutes Is seconds.
Race started $50 P. d. Distance two
miles. Al 81. .5t.ss
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TO ne special = mb ala.a dnr.

Asftts TO he Specinl mbassad dor.
Washing ton, May 2s. on Whitelaw
Be Reid slunched with the president on
Thursday III. Mr.. Reid rs visit was for the
purpose OF talking over with Mr.. Nc
Kinley the prefer made to him Of ac-
cepting the honor Of special Aambas-
sador5 ct the United States at the
queen s jubilee. Before leaving for
New as York he accepte a the mission and
win epresent the Uni ted States onthat
occasion.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
sultan objects to lAnrell. 8

B .9s sultan Objects to Angel.
New York. May 90 The Turkish gov
Ie e, q y, q has made formal objection to
! receiving Dr.: Frank B. Angel, Of Mich
igan, asminister from the United States,
according to a Washington dispatch TO
the Sun. The ground Of the objection
cannot be definitely obtained, but Sc is
said the porte does not want as the dip
lo'mrlatic representative Of this country
g man who sis in close touchsand sym-
patty with the Christian nissionaryele-
ment In hesu ltan's domain and strong
u disapp proves Of the action of the porte
in the the Armenian " massacres. ,Mustapha
sBey, the Turkish ! " is minister in Washing
ton. has notified Secretary Sherman Of
the position Of his government with re-
spect to Or. ANGEL. AS an intimation
OF this character is final, DR.. ANGEL
cannot go to Constantin ople in his Dip
lomatic capacity. 5,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
.Canonfxation az Z.cr,cn, IS 81

@& MsSanOnlxat1On O1@Z1Cc0r1o. &szE
Rome. May IS. he canonization Of
the Blessed Zaccaria, founder Of the Or
der Of Barnabites and Of the Blessed
Fourier de Mataincour, surnamed the
Apostle Of Lorraine, was the most Inn.
pressive ceremony witnessed at ST. Pc
tcr's since the abolition OF the tenn
poral power Of the popes, the only diff
ference in the ceremonial and these
which occurred under the sovereignty
of the popes being that the external
gates Of st. Peters were closed and that
tickets Of admission to the cathedral
had to be obtained. At night there
was q grand illumina ton Of the facade
of st. Peters, for the first time within
80 years. The facades Of many other
churches were also Illuminated. and
great crowds were in attendance at the
services and thronged the streets to /
view the illumina tions, which were ex-
atremely bril- liant and beautiful. All
the church bel Sin The city were runs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03

Tho big fpurlnil Northern
Grain Mercn He company was burned
st Ashland. thsI L. teing 500, 600,
n Inoth - ! q TX AZ "a Paso,
Tsx. - humid u ots lies home
3lesa.
IS oil hquake slhock was felt
through TOUT Vermont and buildings
trembed percepti bly, At. Bellows Falls
and Burlington the shock was felt
twice.
Buffalo Cali, the aged and last chief
sof the Quapaws, died AZ the Quapaw
agency Il the northern part of Indian
territory.
Henry q. Havemeyer, president Of
the American Sugar re- ining company
on trial Ia Washing ton TOR efusing to
appear before the senate sugar investi-
eating commi & tee, was acqnitt tied.
' AZ the y-eighth anniversary Of the
Brooklyn D sunda school union;
26, 600 children marched in the parade
AT Hot Springs, Ark, the State ex-
change bank closed its doors, transfer
ring its deposits and good will to the,
Arkansas national bank. s4s FL
# The Michigan legislature has ad-
journed sine die. I: ,.i$ 4 81
#4 There were 214 business failures In
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 28th. against PAS the#week
previous and 239 in the corresponding
period of 1896. tsf s:3%5
ft# Another new bridge is to span Nj
EagaTa's gorge at Niagara Falls, to be
finished April 4 & sos.
At Louisville, KY, Frank Sem low
cred the worlds bowling record, max
ing 90 successive strikes before leav-
ing the alley. l.. s54... By
William Thomas Powers and John
baltimore, negro murde rers, were
hanged in Chicago, the former for kill
ing John j.. Murphy. a saloon keeper,
and the latter for taking the life Of
Louis Marvic at Summit, Ill 4
IA severe earthquake shock was felt
at Whitehall, Plattsburg,, Port Henry
and Ticonderoga, in New York.
John F. johnson, late presto dent of the,
State national bank of Logansport, Ind,
was sentenced to ten years imprison-s
ment in the Ohio state penitentiary for
Wrecking the bank. Y AZ 4. s n 81. BIZ s.. I.
55 At a banquet of the commercial
clubs in Cincinnati Secretary Gage in
q speech predicted a speedy settlement
of the tariff question by congress and
an early Industrial revival.
. The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses nthe United States during
the week ended on the 2sth aggregated
$017, 628,059, against $975, 1O3, 122 the
previous week. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week Of 1896.
was GA. rs Ne s5 as3 q
Az An Atlanta express train on the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad collided with
a freight near Grand Junction, Col, and
the engineer and fremen were killed
and several passengers were injured.
s., Over 500 homeless famili lies, or 1000
people, were on the streets Of Ell Paso,
Tex. searching for shelter, their houses
having been destroyed by high water. M
The proposition to call a convention
to frame q new constitutions for Vir-
ginia has been defeated. .s q
Vi Z b. s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
DOMESTIC.

The principal business portion of Coal
Creek, Tenn, was destroyed by fire.
John G.. Thompson. of Danville, Ill.,:
has been appointed assistant attorney
general by President Mckinley. 0 3
An explosion of dynamite at Herman
town, Mimi, killed Frank Lucek, a
farmer. and his two sons. 81, .
The is members Of the crew Of the
Provincetown Mass fishing schooner
j. f. johnson. who went astray on the
western bank in a fog, were rescued by
q passing steamer.
The Bradford manuscript history Of
the New Plymouth colony, the docu-
ment for the possession Of which Massa-i
chusetts had long been anxious, was
formally presented to. the state by
Thomas F. Bayard, former United
States ambassador to England.
The national arbitration committee
has issued an address from Washington
appealing for another effort in behalf
of international arbitrati ton.
Fred Kellogg drank eight ounces Of
wood alcohol at Holland, Mich, and
completely lost his sight.
The Curd & Sinton Manufacturing
company, wholesale dealers in harness,
sadlery, ETC., in Louisville, Ky, failed
for $500, 900. III IA 81 Sd s:z
One-half Of the town Of Dexter, Minn.,,'
was destroyed by fire.
The federal grand jury at Indianapo-
lis found nine indictments against John
f. johnson, late president Of the State
national bank OF Logansport.
A collision between a freight train
and passenger train at American
Falls, Idaho. caused the death Of nine.
men and the serious injury Of eight
others.
Whitelaw Reid, Of New York, has been
selected by President Mckinley as spe-
cial ambassador Of the United States
ut Queen Victoria's jubilee. 5.5 4.
Mrs. Elsie N eumillep, Of Milwaukee,
crazed by domestic trouble, gave her
eight-year-old son carbolic acid and
then took q dose herself. a3&5,
The national executive board Of the
United Mine Workers of America de-
cided to order q general strike Of over
$4,000 miners throug bout Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia to secure the
60-cent rate for mining.
# The Bupge vinegar works IN Chicago
were swept away by flames, causing q
loss Of 500, coo. KS 5E
James Hoskins. an infidel street
preacher at Atlanta. Ca was arrested
gand fined because Of the vicious terms
with which he characterized Christ.
In shooting ARRAY at Oakman. Ala,
Mayor Isaac Appling and Charles Will;
iams were shot dead and two other men
were fatally wounded 8 5ss5
Green Ashley shot sallie Kennedy
and Robert Baker while they were
buggy riding at Mexico, No. jealousy
was the cause.
The United States supreme court ad 4
jorrned until next Oct ber, leaving $50
eases on the docket nndi disposed 81, a.
smaller number than the records 81 the
court have shown for so years. Il
James y. Marshall !, d ed ~ q wealthy.
tanner and the first sole-leather manu-
facturer il the west, died suddenly "a
his office il Chicago
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
PERsoNA MD POLITICAL.

Cassius M. Barnes was inaugurated
governor Of Oklahoma.
The liberal party which left the pro-
hibitionists, nominated q state ticket
at Columbus, o.. headed by John Rich
ardson, of Champaign county, for gov
ernor. The platf form advocates free
silver, prohibition, universal suffrage.
restricted Immigration and the election
|sof president vice president and sena-
tors ~ direct vote of the people. d
3 The Iowa o1lndN money, demo-
|=crats will hold a state convention in
SDes Moines July Z. B
Frank McCoppin, postmaster Of San
Francisco for the past five years andsa
prominent democrat, died at his home.
Mrs Julia Ward Howe observed her
seventy eighth birthday with an infor-
NAL reception at her home in Boston.
rs At Lincoln, N eb., the prohibition state
Ilconvention nominated D. M. Strong, Of
Dodgecounty for associate justice Of the
Esupreme court, and Mrs. Isabella Spur
lock, Of York, for regent Of the state
university.
FOREIGN. ss:@ Il
Advices from Athens say that compli-s
cations have arisen, owing to the adj
vocacy BY some Of the powers. inclnd-
ing Russia, OF, q Turkish occupation Of
Thessaly until the indemnity is paid
andto England 3 firm resistance to such
g project. The Greek government was
preparing fora probable renewal Of the
war. 5$,s3 n #
The Greek government sent q memo
|randum to the powers protesting
against the indemnity detnanded BY
Turkey and also protesting against the
proposed rectih eat lion OF the Greek
frontier. 5s.s
Sultan Bin Said issued gprcclama-
ton abolishing the legal stautns OF
slavery il the islands OF Zanzibar and
Cemba. ss5. 81 ss
The Society Of Arch ctrrexof Bel
gium has taken the initiat tive III con-
voking an nterhati onal congress Of ar
chitecture, to- meet ct Brussels August
las. s3S !
The British Hing vessel Buck hurst,
with y cargo Of coal for ,anama, was
burned Sat sea, and many ofz the crew
were missing 5sSs
A severe earthquake shock was felt
n Mont real, Can, and all down the OF
tawa valley and through eastern Que
bee. 55Efss
col. Charles Cord lon. u brave Am,erii-s
can, ,vas Il He'd III Cuba lille lighting
with the patriiots.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03

"a g elernment has mades
8fc y g sction rs sscsiy wing III. Frank
q Ds n @ from
81. q. Adylcss rom. Const ntinople ~ CINE
st he; sultan has consented to neeotiate
TOE peace, provide tho Greek com
.mands first ssig 81 a. armistic AsI
soon az this 10 done the government
Will negotiate as q tho peace cond tons
With tho q bassad ors, and the treaty
will be signed ~ tho Turkish and
Greek plenipo tent iaries II Thessaly SO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-06-03
! New lGinasterTto 1ra

ssSSsssS New l4iAaste to Brazil.
q Washing on, Hay 2e. The president
Tuesday sent the 81 flowing nomina tions9
IL The senate:
state y: Win fi. Conger. OF Iowa, to sbo
'envoya rdinary and min mister plent-
.potentiary OF the United States to Brasil:
John g Foster Sof Vermont, to be consul
3o e me United States at sherbrooke, Que
bee. Ganada. S.
-Rrig. Gen. John Il. Brooke. % bssS
major general. s. 8
I Fined Tor SUNDAY nan IPlayinE.
aducah ~ May 81. - The cases
against the SPaducah and Terre Haute4
players and Umpire Bolenwered decided
against them, q fine Of two dollars be-s
~ ing assssseds N case Tor Sunday
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-05-05
FOR THAT CROSS FEELING.

Powders composed of 20 grains of
bicarbonate of potash with 10 or 20 of
bromide OF potassium are recommended
to be taken when the feeling of irrita-
bility INT on as a preventive when
something annoying mas occurred or
some depressing news is heard.
With comforting illusions to short
tempered persons as patients" it is
stated that continuous physical discom-
fort has the same effect, and hat even
without obvious discomfort the accu-
mutation of abnormal substances, such
as uric acid, may produce irritability of
temper.
1t is suggested that these temper
powders" might be especially valuable
for those unfortunates whose pleasure
in life is destroyed, their appetites i'm
paired and their digestions ruined, not
through disease of their own, but
through the constant ill-temper and
fretfulness of some other member of
their family
Therapeutic treatment for ill-temper
is a late development of medical sci
ence. A physician. writing in a medical
journal, points out that explosions of
temper which occur on every slight
~provocation are really due to "a con-
dition produced by IN accumulation of
small irritations which have gradually
worked up the patient into n state of eX-
element venting itself in an explosion
quite out of proportion to its apparent
cause" ,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-05-05
TAKING THE TEMPERATURE.
sOmetimes IL Happens That the Their
mometer Is Taken.

SO"ethmes III Ituppeng Inht n IhcE-
mOmeter LIS Taken.
At the Aquarium the temperature of
the water in the tanks and pools is
taken daily by means of a thermometer
especially designed for such uses, which
is lowered into the tank by a cord. If
there is a loose end hat makes n tas-
sci where the cord rs tied on to the
thermometer, some fish may nip at
that, installing it for something that
can be eaten. Sometimes when the
Thermometer is lowered into the water
all the fish in the tank sweep around
and make for il and swim up cry
close to it, their noses all pointing at
it. But they do not come to see now
the mercury stands. They had cen
the CLINT of the metal case in the wa
ter, and all had made n dart for it, ex-
pecting to find something to eat. In
the shallow and comparatively light
waters of the Aquarium tanks they
could see when they got near that it
was not what they expected, or they
sheered off, perhaps, because it was
too big to swallow.
In deep sea work, in photographic
surveying and in deep sea fishing for
specimens, it sometimes happens that
n big fish will swallow the lead with
which soundings are being taken; and
sometimes n big fish will swallow the
thermometer that has been lowered
20 the bottom to take the temperature.
Such occurrences are not common, but
they are not sufficiently unusual to be
counted as remarkable. And in such
n case the lead or thermometer is not
likely to be lost. Usually it is attached
to a wire, strong enough to hold it
and the fish, too, and unless the fish
lets go it is caught.-N. Y. Sun.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-05-05
The Finest Train i'm the World.

DIR. W. s. Williams, now professor
of veterinary medicine at Cornell Uni
versity, Ithaca, N Y, who recently
removed with his family from Boze-
man, Travelled via ''The West
ern Line from St. Paul to Chicago,
and writes: 1--WE found the NORTH
Western Limited all that ii il ad
tised; the sleeping ears superb and the
dining car service all that could he
desired"
The "New Northwestern Limited"
from the mammoth engine, patterned
after thefamous $685." to the last car
i'm the train, is brand new, and repre-
sents the latest and best ideas for
absolute comfort and luxury while
travelling.
Besides the splendid buffet smoking
library coach, which il really a club
room on wheels, there il a private
compartment sleeping car, which is
just the thing for ladies, families, and
those who desire privacy luxuriously
appointed standard sleeping cars,
and the ostcomfortable day coaches
ever offered to the travelling public.
New North Western Limited
via the Northwestern Line, leaves
Minneapolisevery night, 7:30. st. Paul,
$40, for Milwaukee and Chicago.
Tickets via this popular line may
be secured from agents OF the North
ern Pacific Railway, who will also
make sleeping al reservations; or,
apply to Capt. NJ. NJ. Wheeler,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Miles
City, Mont. or to Il. w. Teasdale.
G.. =. A., st. Paul, MINI.