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Salvation Army COLONY.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 9.-Thomas
Holland. national secretary of the Sal
vation Army, has left for New York.
Commander Booth. Tucker will hold q
conference with capitalists in that city
Oct. l8, when the last details Of the
proposed colony will be arranged. It is
now definitely stated, however, that
1000 families will be placed in the
Arkansas valley.
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COMES FROM MADRID.

Reported President Mckinley Favors In.
surgents Accepting Autonomy.
MADRID, Oct. 18.-United States Min.
lister Woodford was received in audi.
ence by the queen regent during the
afternoon. The reception was Of the
most cordial character. A private cable
message from Washington declares that
president Mckinley will endeavor to
induce the insurgents to accept an.
tonomy, and if they refuse he will do
his utmost to put an end to agitation
and to prevent flibusterdng, as he be-
lieves now that Captain General Wey.
Ter is recalled congress will support this
policv."
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To Aid Striking Engineer.

LONDON, Oct. lathe secretary Of
the Federated Trades, comprising 80
important industries, announces that
the executive committee has definitely
decided to call out all its members in
sympathy with the struggle Of the en-.
gineers against their employers on Fri.
day next, when it is estimated that a
total Of 400, 900 men will be out of work
on account Of the great labor dispute.
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Bismarck Tribune: The store
building formerly occupied by Ed.
Morris, has been rented by w. T.
Best, of Dickinson. and is being re-
painted, repapered and renovated.
1t will be occupied as . dry goods
store by Mr.. Best about the last of
the month. .,.'--...,.. ,-,,
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Cody Brothers Released.

BUTTE, Mon. Oct. s.-The Cody
brothers, held at Red Lodge for the
North Carolina authorities. have been
released on habeas corpus on the ground
Of tho insuff1ciency in the sheriR's re-
turn. The men are under sentence Of
death Tor burglary In North Carolina.
On their release they struck out for the
hills to escape an officer from North
Carolina, now ON the way to Red Lodge.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
National Council Of Switzerland Decide
Tn purnhaaa FL. rs.i1roaf1.

National Council Of switzerlaud Decides
to Purchase the Railroads.
BERNE, Oct. 9.-The national council
by vote of 9S to 20 has adopted bill
providing for the purchase Of the five
principal railroads of Switzerland at
cost approximating 1000, ,00o, 900 francs,
or $2O0, 200, 900.
In January. 1897, according to official
returns, there were 2,034 miles Of rail.
road open for traffic in Switzerland.
The cost Of construction of the lines,
rolling stock, etc., up to the end Of
1894, was 1,10s, 1881, ,98S francs. The re.
ceipts in 1893 amounted to 101 ,4sl, ,818-
francs, and the expenses 60,109, ,897
francs. In 1895 the roads carried 1O,-
879,sS7 tons Of goods, and s9,790, ,918
passengers, the receipts from both
amounting to 90, ,672, ,584 francs.
Switzerland has a complete system
Of telegraphs which, excepting the
wires for railroad service, is wholly
under control Of the state.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
Saturday, Oct. 9.


Ex-senator Mcpherson of New Jersey
10 dead.
MAJOR General Miles has arrived at
New York on the steamer st. Louis.
Cecil Rhodes, the former premier Of
Cape Colony, is seriously i'll at Intanga.
The president has appointed George
II. Bridgeman Of New York, minister
to Bolivia.
The transfer Of the congressional
library from the Capitol to the new
library building has been completed.
The sultan has appointed the minis
ter of foreign affairs, TewHk Pasha, as
the plenipotentiary Of Turkey to nego.
tiate the defective peace treaty with
Greece.
Fire has destroyed the plant Of the
Zimmerman Packing company. two
miles from the business part Of Port.
land, Or. Loss ON building e55, 900; on
meats @25, 900.
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ported in New Orleans, nine fatalities
having been reported during the past "a
hours. Heretofore the highest number
Of deaths in one day has been sx.
Thirty.one new cases were also 10.
ported. There was some discussion
among physicians as to whether the
disease had suddenly assumed more
virulent form or whether an aggregation
Of circumstances had sent up the list Of
deaths. Prominent doctors say they do
not believe the disease has become more
malignant in type.
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May Bs Yellow Fever.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 14.-Henry O.
Rouse. president Of the Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas railway, who returned
last week from trip through the
Southwest. is seriously i'll with fever
at his home on Euclid avenue. No one
is allowed to see him and the family
physician declines to give his opinion
regarding the nature Of the ailment.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
THE CARNEGIE IRON DIAL

Largest Producing ccnSiss 1. ths; s;wssad
New ia.Operation. III
s@MMwAUKEH, Oct. l8.-Andrew Ot.
negie has perfected the largest iron pro.
ducing combination in the world BY
securing the lease Of the Tilden mine.
BE will operate this big producer in
connection with the Norrie and tho
group of mines which he owns on the
Mesaba range. Dr.. Nelson p. Hulst,
the well known mining expect, has
been placed in charge Of all the Car
negie mining intsrests.
The series Of operations whereby the
Carnegie interests have como into ooos
trol q the greatest group Of i'm n
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window G,as. Combine comp,eted,

Window Glass Combine Completed.
PITTsBURG, Oct. l4.-The organisa.
ton Of the greatest combination Of win.
dow glass manufacturers ever formed
In this country has been completed at
Camden, N. J. It was named the
American Window Glass company and
10 composed Of all the factories of the
country except half q dozen concerns.
The capital stock Of the company was
fixed at 81, 200, 900 but the actual capital
represented in the combination AZ.
gregates nearly $50, ,00O,O0O
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anted An Idea !; e :: :::::; s.;
DICKINSON. N. ID.

I'M s8B Bef ssssani ~ fz CO. Co. pssas s 1ssee
- - M;sgsss "a E ss e s. ~ ass xRc Rsas ci
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will Hold Daily Sessions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The none.
tary commission devoted the days ses.
sion to the discussion of preliminary
report from the committee on banking
systems. The commission is making
satisfactort progress in its work and
expects to be able to hold one or more
sessions each day until November with
practioally,all Of the members present.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
rAooART ELECTED MAYOR.

Indianapolis Goes Democratic by About
Five Thousand.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Thomas Tag.
gart, Dem, defeated w. N. Harding,
Rep, for mayor by plurality that will
reach 5000. The Republicans gave up
the fight early in the evening, conced.
ing a: a:Democratio victory Of from 5000
to 5000. The rest Of the ticket, includ.
ing six councilmen at large, is elected
by $500 to 4,00O. OF the ward council.
men, Republicans elect probably not
more than ont Of 10. 4
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TO HONOR MISS cIsNERos.

Receptioa to Be Tsndered the Esc.peA
Cuban Girl in New York City.
NEW YORK, Oct. I4.-The Cuban
junta has issued an invitation to the
people Of Greater New York and
vicinity interested in Senorita Cossio
y Cisneros and the cause of Cuba
to attend a reception to be ten
dered to the rescued young woman at
Delmonicos on Fifth avenue Saturday
night. The reception will really be a
demonstration of sympathy with the
struggling republic and speakers Of ma.
tional reputation will address the gath.
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No Cattle Tra,l on tho Re.ervo.

ss~ SsSst0 411IH On SH0 NebeFvcs
WAsHINaToN, Oct. l4.-A telegram
has been received at the Indian office
from Major Clapp, agent at Pine Ridge,
3. D., to the effect that the Indians in
council had refused to sanction the
issuance of.,,ermits for driving cattle
across the reservation. Major Clapp is
expected in Washington in short
time, when the whole cattle matter will
bo discussAa.
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Prize Fighter cummine. Dead.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l4.-Jack Cum.
mings. one Of the principals in the prize
fight at the opening Of the Tulane
Athletic club, died at 4:15 a. m. Walter
Griffin, the opponent Of Cummings,
has been placed under arrest.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
Montana Nine Traesdy.

BUTTE. Mon, Oct. 1S.-Joe Wallace
was instantly killed and David McElroy
fatally injured at the st. Lawrence,
mine, the men were miners and coming
up in the -csge. The engineer failed to
stop the engine and the cage was car.
ried up into the shelves, throwing both
man 0R
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,Peultry. Butter and Eres,

NJ, CHICAGO, Oct. II.
T.. livspoultry. steady. Turkeys, 9@lOc;
chickens, ,Vc; spring chickens, s.;
ducks 7H@6c. Butter, steady. Cream
cries. 1.@3lhc; dairies 12@l9c. Eggs,
firm: fresh. 14kc.
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At Mississippi Points.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 14.-The state
board Of health reports only two cases
under treatment at Clinton, one new
case at Nitta Yuma, six new cases and
one death at Edwards.
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Senator Tillmsn Ill.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., Oct. 12.-senator
Nllman arrived in Columbia during
the afternoon from Trenton, his home.
He is very sick man, suffering from
catarrhal jaundice. His condition 10
not serious at present.
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WORST RECORD so FAR,

Mise Deaths From yellow Fever .. New.
OylsaAs. 4E ;8.:e
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II. This was
the record smasher In the number Of
deaths in single day from yellow
fever since the sickness was first re.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
KLoND1KE RELIEF
rRAMwAy THROUGH cn,Lkoor PASS
TO BE IN OPERATION ey JAN. I.
Means saving Of Thirty Days aud Re.
moves Danger Of Eamins-Rsturned
Klondiksr Estimates the Out.
nat at $50. ooo. 600.

U06 ~ 0OO,VVOtOOVs
TACOMA, WASH, Oct. la.-George B.
Dodwell Of the two Pacific Asiatic
Steamship lines, and Hugh 8. Wallace.
Woe president Of the Washington and
Alaska Steamship company, have or.
ganised the Chilkoot Railroad and
Transportation company, and contracts
have been let for the tramway. which
Is to be in operation by Jan. 1. Con.
struotion has been begun on the rail-
road, which will be eight miles long
and will connect with an aerial trans
port Of eight and half miles in length.
Tho line starts at Dyea and runs to
Greater lake and will be broad gauge.
The tramway has q capacity Of 120 tons
Of freight daily. and Is the line will be
completed BY January there will be no
danger Of famine at Dawson this win
ter. The saving in time to Klondike
viii be about 80 days.
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Thirteen New Cases.

NOBLE, Ala, Oct. 14.-Seven cases
In the city proper and six brought into
the city from Magazine Point 10 the
record of the day. Eight recoveries are
reported and no deaths for the past u
hour9.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
Domlulon FIoat,ur Debt.

LONDON, Oct. 1a.-The Bank Of Mon.
treal has invited tenders for e2, ,O00, ,0O0
($10, ,000.o .ooo) ~ per cent inscribed
stock at not less than 81. OF this
amount e1,000,000 will be applied to
pay off the floating debt Of the Domin.
Inn
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Buying Horses for Klondike.

PzNpLEroN, Or, Dot. i'll. g. Gam.
eron Of Victoria, B. O., is here buying
horses for an English syndicate, which
oontemplates an Alaskan winter expe.
dition. It is said this expedition will
oonsst Of 800 horses, 100 oxen, 10 dog
teams and packers and that provisions
will be carried in over the snow for
market at Dawson City. It is not
known what route they will take.
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chatt.noox. Goes Democratic.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. l3.-The
municipal election resulted in the, over.
whelming defeat Of the Repubhcan
ticket. Colonel Ed Watkins, Dem,
was elected mayor by 995 majority.
This city is normally Republican.
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Natural.
Presohleigh-What do you expect on
the day Of judgmentl
spendthrift-Supplem proceed.
ings..-New York Truth.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
g. 1aul union stock Y.rds.

~ SOAk V0AV0 SsVSA 1WES0s
X, SOUTH st. PAUL Oct. IL
HOGs-Market Sc higher. Range of
prices, 9aO1@a IS. 4s
OATTLElMarket steady and active.
Not enough cattle here to supply the
Sales ranged at ss.7o@425 for stock.
ers; e. a75@a0O for cows; 100000 for
steers; t4QO0a.l0 for calves
SHEEP-MArket steady and active.
Muttons, ~ 65@3 so; lambs, 500 450
Receipts,. Hogs 700; cattle, 1900;
calves, 800; sheep, 1900.
ChiiAgs Usisa Stock Yards
y" ~ CHICAGO, Oct. IA.
HO9S-Market active and steady to
Sales ranged at sas5@4os for light;
et40a4.00 for; heavy; e3.4O@a5O for
roush; 1s.k5040211 for mixed.
SCATTLEAMarket steady
Sales ranged at q $500. 10 for beeves;
1L90@4.c0 for COWS and h.ifers; $500
a76 for Texas steers; t3.0O@4. 80 for west
ems; eA804A 20 for stockers and feeders.
i SHEEP-MsFket strong to 1Oc higher
IS Sales r4n1Sd e350@4.a0 ior natives:
st2.so@AOo'for westerns; e3.6og5.75 for
lambs. ~.
Receipts: Hogs $4,000; cattle, 10 500;
sheep, II, 600
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No New cas.s At Hou.tou.

HousToN, Tex, Oct. 14-There were
no further developments in the fever
situation here during the day. No new
cases and the old ones getting along
well.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
Liberal Policy in Cuba.

MADRID, Oct. 14-The newspapers
allegs that senor Moret, the minister Of
! the colonies, has: decided to offer the
chief political and administrative posts
in Cuba to Cubans.
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Norwsy Liberals Make Gains.
CHR1sT1AN1A, Oct. Elm the elections
to the storthing, the legislative assem-.
bly, of Norway, the Liberals have a.
ready won 10 seats.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
Chicago Grain and Provlslop,,
!. CLOSING PRiCHa.

49, CHICAGO, Oct II.
WHEAT October ooc; December,
017<c; January. 9o9fo; May, s0Hc.
CORN-Octobsr,2 ,2okc; December. 49,;
Nay, 81az@, .1,fc.
OATS = October ls1Sc; December
101fc; May. yl1t@2l9<c.
PORK-october, $7.eS; December
a7.72: January. sa6k
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Omcial Proceedings Billings County
Beard Of Commissioners.
Medora. N. D.. October 4. ]

Medora, N. D., October 4, 1897.
Board met in regular session at Q
a. M. Present all members, Mr.. Stod-
dard in the chair.
Sheriff Pelissier appeared and ex-
planned to the board the improve.
ments and repairs he desired in the
Jail and cell rooms.
On motion the following claims
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn.'
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No Nev C.se. NJ t,.lve.top.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 14.-No new
cases were reported as suspicious dur.
ing the day and there were no deaths
from yellow fever.
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SGiaasspolis Grain.

october seEasGh's' elossd as sssse: 9ss = De-
esmber, ss5Io; May, S7Nc. On Track
No. hard, ,s00No; No Northern, s9sSc;
No. Northern, $50.
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SOLD TO A SYNDICATE.

J. I. Case Plant At Racine Trsnsferred Il,
Eastern Capitalists.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. ia special to
The Journal from Racine says: A deal
has just been aonsummated transfer.
ring the big plant of the j. 1. Case
Threshing Machine company to syn.
dicate of Eastern capitalists. The pur.
chase prioe'is said to be 100000.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16


Baltimore won the deciding base ball
game with Boston for the Temple cup.
A statue Of Vanderbilt has been for.
mally presented to Vanderbilt univer.
Gty.
The little schooner Nellie g. Thurs.
ton has left New York on her way to
Klondike, via Cape Horn.
senator.elect Money has been ap-
pointed to fill the unexpired term Of the
late Senator George Of Mississippi.
It is asserted ut Vienna that the Hun.
garian government has purchased tho
race horse Galtee More, the Derby win.
ner, for $2O, 900.
According to estimates made by the
director Of the mint; the stock Of gold
on hand in the United States on Oct. 1
was $712. $50, AT, an increase Of $15,.
al, ,5S7 since Aug. I. This is the larg-
est official estimate ever given.
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Monday, Oct. II.

M0n0oy, OCes HI
Ex-senator Mop Pherson Of New jersey
10 dead.
Allen w. Van Deuzen, art editor Of
Outing, is dead.
1t is said that the Union Pacific will
be bought by the reorganization COM
mittee and that 8. n. II. Clark will be
president. ...= -
The navy department 5haass been in.
formed Of the. death at Be- Elisabeth
asylum Of Rear Admiral John Mellon
Brady Clitz, who waj placed on the re-
tired list in 1888.
The American line steamer Paris,
which sailed from Southampton for
New York Saturday, had ON hoard o..
o36. 900 in,gold consigned to Different
New York houses. 4
The knight Of Pythias have raised
$4,000 for monument to John F.
Rathbone. the founder Of the order. It
will be placed in New Forest cemetery
In Utica, the owners of the cemetary
donating plot Of 10000 feet.
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On motion boardiadjourned to meet

On motion b0ardiadJ0urned to meet
at l p. m.
At l p. m. board met pursuant to
adjournment, present all members.
DR.. l.. G. Smith appeared before
the Soard and explained the case Of
the pauper McAndrews and his charge
of the same.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, at Q a. m.
Tuesday. Q a. M, board met pursu-
ant to adjournment, present all mem
bers.
On motion fee report of the clerk
Of the court for July was approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn:
Ed Dists. wolf bounty. ty.:................... 800
n. y. stith, wolf bounty ;;:;;:.;:.......... g S0 GO
G. A. Pelissier, clerk district court...... 100 %
9: n. Ferris, fees county treasurer; 1o3 q
WALKER Bros, county warrant book. "a so
Billinss County,: ..:..:..:.."""....... 25 90
Mrs Julia T. Marlin, county supt. schoois q 90
r. j. Pelissier, sheriff fees, mileage, etc.
In Mcdonald case ....... -. ......:... go 20
2. Pelissier, boarding prisoner, jailor, = g
Pioneer Pub. Co., blanks. 200
County attorney Simpson appeared
and reported on the matter of Bur.
leigh county's bill of expense in the
trial of the Wadsworth cases, and on
motion the bill of Burleigh county in
the matter of the State VS.. NJ. and L.
Wadsworth, transferred from Billings
county was allowed at $728.05, in full
settlement of all claims due Burleigh
county in the matter Of the trial of
the two cases.
Board on motion adjourned to meet
at 2 p. m.
At2 p. n. board met pursuant to
adjournment, all members present.
Mr.. Ballard appeared before the
board in the matter Of his bill in the
case of McAndrews.
Board discussed the matter with
their attorney, Mr.. Simpson.
Mr.. Stoddard moved that Mr.. Nc.
Andrews be considered Billings Co.
charge until it can be ascertained
whether or not he is proper charge
for Wilkin Co., Minnesota, seconded
by RMickkelson and carried unani.
mously.
On motion the board entered into
an agreement with w. B. Flynn to
make certain repairs and alterations
in the Jail room.
On motion auditor was authorized
to advertise for bids for coal for the
county offices and Jail.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn:
Mary A. Ballard, nursing, board and care
Of VIM. McAndrews q Billings Co.charge 100 90
Dr.. L. C. Smith, medical attendance on
Treasurer Of Burleigh county, for full set
tlement Of all claims due Burleigh Co.
in the trial of the Wadsw0rth cases.... 728 %
=. E. Mikkelson, county commissioner. 50 50
Gregor Lang, -" 13 90
J. b, Stoddard, I" -. 900
LA. Simpson, salary and other expenses, ITO 90
On motion board adjourned sine die.
EDGAR S. FOLEY,
County Auditor,
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suNHARY or TEE wfEErs NEWS
Friday. Ooe n

Friday, Oct. q
Senorita Csnsros has escaped from
prison in Havana.
District Passenger Agent Hsa6oed Of
the Milwaukee road ID dsad.
The principal raalroadss IN sWitaee.
land viii be bought BY the government.
Mertens Of St. Pall has. again been
badly, injured in . bicycle rae accident,
this time at Peoria.
Exports Of domestic merchandise In
August were the heaviest for any
August in the history Of the govern.
ment.
Great Britain refuses to take part In
sealing conference unlessi Il ID limited
to that country, the United States and
Canada. .-.
A subcommittee Of the United States
senate committee on commerce will on
Oct. 18 begin inspecting the Mississippi
from the head Of navigation down.
The attorneys for the Joint Traffic
association, it is said, expect defeat in
the suit brought against It by the gov.
eFnment. and chaotic condition Of
railroad rates is likely to result.
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wednesday, Oct. IL.

Wednesday. Oct. II.
Exports Of American breadstuffs show
q very large increase.
The British feet in the North Pacific
is being largely reinforced.
The grand chapter of Royal Arch
Masons is In session at Baltimore.
Four men were killed in q fight be.
tween settlers and sheepmen in Idaho.
The thrse largest vessels in the Lakes
are to be built for Rockefeller.
Another attempt was made to kill
Editor Mo6ett Of Bismarck. Five shots
were fred at him.
In reply to SaIsbury's last note,
Secretary Sherman suggests q seal con.
ference Of United States, British and
Canadian experts. ID accordance with
salisbury's propoation. &
Itis stated that Justice Field is to re-
tire from the national supreme court
bench in December, to be succeeded by
Attorney General McKenna, which will
occasion several cabinet changes.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-16
1Aursd.y. Oct. Il.

William Daniel, Prohibition candi-
date for vice president in 1884, is dead.
"Mr. Jerseys" (Mrs. Langtry's) Mer.
man won the Czarewich stakes at New
Market.
Ex-senator Robertson of Sou tn Caro-.
lima is dead. He was senator under the
reconstruction regime. =
A$l4,00o registered paokase dissp.
peared from the mails somewhere be.
tween Omaha and Denver.
Hon. Charles 8. Eairchild denies the
report that he Intends to withdraw
from the Citizens Union ticket in favor
Of Mr.. Dayton
According to IN opinion by Corpora
ton Counsel Thortoni Chicago street
railway companies hsve NO right, under
their franchises, to carry mails.
News has been received to the effect
that an Abyssinian force of 5000. mer,
with the exception Of !. 60, who were
sent back with the news. was wiped
out by an overwhelming force of Som.
alilias.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-16

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