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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-01-29
sure Enough Cold Wave.

There is no longer complaint that
the present winter is too mild. A
sure enough cold wave came Sunday
and has been getting worse ever since,
The mercury has shown the following
records this week;
Monday morning, 5 deg, above zero
Tuesday 9 "
Wednesday 5 " "
Thursday 3 below "
There was a good ice spell by Tues
day and all who cared to do so have
filled their ice houses with ice from 3
to inches thick. About two inches
of snow fell Tuesday night and for
the last two days sleigh bells have
been jingling for the first time this
season.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-02-24

Farmers Institutes hallas under de
narmaste veckorna pa It'd och platser
som foljer: Lake Crystal den och 2
mars, st. Peter den 3 och 4, Mapleton
den 6, Blooming Prairie den 10 och III.
Faribault den 12 och 13 och Cannon
Falls den 16 och 16.
Regeringen lider, f0rluster. Enligt
uppgift i Minneapolis Journal har
Varderingen af timmerskog Red Lake
reservationen skett godtyckligt och
skeft Sa till exempel namnes att ett
40 acres landstycke salts for S195, en-
ligt berakningen att dera skulle ffnnas
blott 5000 fot s>immer, da det
sjelfva verket borde ha betingat S2,7OO,
emedan dera fans icke mindre an 9OO-
600 fot sagtimmer. F6Ijaktligen saldes
namda landstycke for S2,505 mindre an
det, enligt af regeringen faststaldt pris,
skulle ha inbringat.
T Fran Fish Lake. En- ungdomsf0r-
ening ar stiftad sv., ,luth. forsamlingen
rotten no. 3. F0reningen skulle kun
ma utvidgas betydTgt om lamplig mo-
teslokal wore att tillga; men isaknad af
en- sadan halles sammankomsterna
boningshusen. Albert J. Sandgren ar
f6reningens ordforande och Oscar
Bergstrom sekreterare SAINT redaktor
for foreningens tidning ''Folkets Nyhe-
ter. Foreningens motesprogram ut
goras af tai, sang. musk, defamation
m. m. ~~ J. e. TT
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Wisconsin -nyheter.

Sjeifmord begicks torsdags af do
mare G. f. Fuller Prairie du Chen.
Anledningen var fnanciella svarighe.
ter.
Fran West Superior. j. G. Keith
domdes fredags att till Edwin Reed
betala S1.800 skadeersattning emedan.
han orattvist anklagat honom for stold.
En- prydIig piporgel har den sv, luth.
forsamlingen Rhinelander nyligen Ia
tit insatta sin kyrka. Orgeln ar till
verkad af Gust. Alstenberg fran sam
ma stad.
Anl<Iagad for mord. George Ayers
Madison blef i fredags forsatt under
anklagelsetillstand pa misstanke att
den okt. forlidet ar, hafva mordat
Gus. Peterson, som morgonen efter
namda dag fanns hggande dod en-
crop.
Malet mot de sju min som ankla-
gats for att juni forlidet ar hafva skju-.
tit pa en- sparvagn i Milwaukee, hyar-
.vid motorman Brean blef lila skadad,
slutade dermed att juryn forklarade
sig ej kunna enas ON nagot utslag, och
maste derfor de anklagade undergo en-
andra ransakning.
Lade aside penningar for framtiden.
En- numera tenligen alderstigen dam
vid namn mrs Jewell, bosatt nara Rich
land Center, fam vid ersokning af'
3ett gammalt sk&p harom dagen $500.
som hon for is al. r.sedali g6mde en-
,burk men sedan ej kunde aterfnna
och derfor troddes ha blifyit stulen.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-02-24
DakOta-nyheter.

Skilsmessa har Julia Solberg /
Dazey, Griggs CO., N D., erhallit fran
sin man Ole Solberg, emedan denne pa
ett -brutalt satt misshandlat henne.
Eldsvada. Syndicate Block Grand
Forks, n. D., hvilket flere handlande
drefvo afarer, nedbrann i sondags.
Forlusten ansl&s till 1925, 900, hvaraf
S110 600 betackes med assurans. Il
En- skadeersattning a $4,000 soker
E. T. Kearney i Buchanan, N. D., err
halla fran Northern Pacific -jernvags-
bolaget. emedan han, enligt egen upp-
gift, fallit fran ett gang Varande tag
pa grund deraf att en- vagnsdorr lem
mats oppen, hvarvid han erholl svara
skador. -sz,rn. sesa.-F s-3-...
Skandinaver utnamda. Bland dem
som nyligen utnamts till trustees for
statens allmanna inrattningar narkas
foljande: for hospitalet for sinnessjnka
q. A. Larson fran Pierce, for normal
skolan MayYilie, N. d, Nelson fran
Trail och G. NJ. johnson fran Richland
for normalskolan Valley City Nels
Larson fran Barnes.
Det mest fasansfuIIa mord som pa
manga ar timat N. Dakota, uppdaga-
des torsdags nara Winona, da pastor
Thomas Spicer en- metodist- -episkopal-
prest, hans hustru och dennes moder
mrs Waldron, so ar garnmal, SAINT mrs
William Rouse, en- dotter till Spicer,
och hennes tvenne tyilling -gossar upp-
tackles hafya pa ett ohyggligt satt
blifvit mordade. Mordet upptacktes
af den f6rstnamdes breder Berusade
indianer som dagen forut varit sedda j
narheten af stallet, aro under misstan-
ke att hafva forofvat Diet hemska da-
det .. .+.-a...
Senator Kyle aterYald. Den dead
lock" som varit radande S. Dakotas
legislator alltsedan den narvarande ses-
sionens borjan fragan ON hvem som
skulle blifva senator, kom hastigt till
ett slut torsdags f0rliden vecka, da
senator Kyle med 65 roster = 3 mera
an som erfordrades for val - utsags
att blifva sin egen eftertradare
forbundssenaten. Emedan republika-
nerna konmit till den slutsatSen, att
ingen utsigt forefanns att valja en- af
deras egen partianhangare, hade de
tysthet 0fverenskommit att 0fverf6ra
sina roster fran Picker till Kyle, och
Or det derfor republikanerna som Kyle
har att tacka for slit val. Det tros af-
ven att han ALA vigtiga fragor, med
undantag af frisilfverfragan, hadanef-
ter kommer att rosta med republika-
nerna.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-02-24

straffats for losdrifveri, till arbete
landsvagarne eller stadsgatorna antogs.
Som losdrifvare ej synas frukta nagon-
ting sa mycket som arbete, tror Dunn
att denna lag skall det narmaste be-
fria staten fran det obehagliga tramp
slagtet. AT senator Hodge inlemnades
EFT forslag, som berattigar countytjen
steman att, for den handelse jernvags-
bolagen skulle hanskjuta fragan ON be-
skattning af jernvagsland till domsto-
larne och sakens afgorande skulle dra-
ga ut pa tiden, taxera bolagen och de-
ras egendom for denna It'd SAINT in
drifva dylikI alagd skatt. Senator Dunn
foreslog en- forandring af lagen rorande
jurymal, senator Young nixon med
f0rslag ON forebyggande af och skydd
mot kreaturspest och senator Pottgie-
ser inlemnade ett forslag ON foran-
dring af primarvallagarne SAINT EFT an
nat forslag ON indrifvande af oerlagda
skatteutskylder. = representanthu-
set antogs samma dag tof lagforslag,
bland hvilka ett ON reducering af
skottpenningarne for d0dande af full
vaxta vargar till So under manaderna
januari-maj och So de ofriga mana
derna, SAINT for vargungar till 81 aret
ON. AZ senator Foss inlemnades ett
forslag ON en- S. k. farmers understods-
fond pa $4,000, att utga fran statens
spanm&ls-inspektionsfond. Vid slutet
af hvarje kalenderar skulle halften af
.denna understodsfond fordelas i form
af Ian och for ink6p af utsadesspanmal
till farmare som foreg&ende ar skordat
mindre an 4 bush. hvete, bush. hafre,
6bush: korn och bush. Intro pr acre.
Stockwel framkom med ett vallagfor-
Stag hufvudsak iknande det af sena-
tor Theden inlemnade och Lee fore
slog, att jernvagsbolagen skulle alag
gas att med 90 procent reducera ALA
de den sistlidne januari gallande frakt-
afgifterna. ~.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-02-24
Alll11dnna nyheter.

Guldreserven skattkammaren upp-
gick torsdags till s146, ,9e9 ,493.
For l6nkr6geri domdes harom dagen
Charles o. Nelson Gloucester, N. j.,
till 800 boter. 3 r.. - -
Slit elite arsm6te afholl American
Newspaper. Publishers Association 4
New York f6rliden vecka.
Afrattningsdagen for Pearl Bryans
|mordare, jackson och Walling, har al
governor Bradley i Kentucky Bestamts
till den 20 mars.
En- bestallning pa 100 kaminer har
fabriksfrman M. L. Nyberg & Co.
Erie, Pa, dagarne erhallit fran en- fir
ma Buffalo, N. Y. .,
En- frisiIfvertidning med namnet
"Svenska Bimetallisten" har borjat ut
gifvas Des Moines, Ia, af George By
lander, forut bosatt Red Oak, samma
stat. 49,. - .-....
The Business Club ar namnet pa en-
f6rening, som fora veckan bildades
af ett antal svenska affarsman Brook
lyn, N. Y, hufvudsakligen for omsesi-
dig befordran af gemensamma handels-
intressen.a . .a... &
Mildradt strait. President Cleve-
land har till fem ars fangelse foran-
drat strafet for f. d. presidenten for
Pirst National Bank i johnson City.
Tenn, J. G. Crandall, hvilken for be-
bedraglig bokforing for en- It'd sedan
domdes till alta ars straffarbete.
Hanna for senator. Guvernor Bush
nell i Ohio har tillkannagifvit, att han
vid senator Shermans ofvertagande af
neutrality-suspicious. i McKinleys
kabinett kommer att utnamna Marcus
A. Hanna till den framstaende stats
mannens eftertradare som f0rbundsses
nator.
Sorglig hemfard. Josefina Ander-
son, en- lS-arig finsk ficka, som sistlid-
ne iuni manad anlande hit till landet
och en- It'd vistades Quincy, Mass,
men senare blef sinnesrubbad och sista
tiden vardats pa en- asyl for sinnessju-
ka, har i dagarne atersandt till sitt
hemland.
Professor Oscar Ringvall, utan gen.
sagelse en- af Amerikas skickligaste or
kesteranforare, har dagarne anlandt
till New York for att bosatta sig der
stades. Som bekant var r. bitradande
orkesteranf0rare at direkt6r Thomas
for dennes stora musikkar vid verlds-
utstallningen Chicago. For nagra ar
sedan var r. bosatt Minneapolis, der
han sarskildt gjorde sig kand som
skick!ig musikdirekt0r.
F0rsona slit brott galgen fick andt-
ligen j tisdags fora veckan milliona-
rem Arthur Duestrow st. Louis, Mo-,
hvilken februari 1894 berusadt till
stand m5rdade sin hustru och slit 1IS
ar gamla barn och derfor senare dom
des till d6den. Den afrattades advoka-
ter ha genom ALA upptank kliga nedel
f5rsokt ca domen mildrad, men trots
det hvarken penningar eller infytande
harvid saknades q deras sida, kunde de
eli hindra rattvisan fran att hafya sin
gang.
AT steIkramD afied den 10 dennes 81
ariga hustrnn till banvakten Axel An
derson Port Royal, Pa. For en- It'd
sedan rakade qyinnan ia en- rostig spik
ena foten Genom lamplig behand
ling laktes smart saret, men en- vecka
senare insjuknade qvinnan helt ha-
stigt j hvad som troddes vara infuen-
sd. Sedermera instalde sig emellertid
stelkramp, som man antager f0ljd af
ofyannamda olyckshandelse, och qvin
nan afied under syara plagor. Den af-
lidna efterlemnar make och tire min
derariga barn.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
Chester.

There was pleasant surprise at
the Hubbard home last Saturday
afternoon, nearly a hundred of their
friends met in honor of Mrs.
Hubbard's birthday. A Doubtful
supper was served under tile trees,
and everyone seemed happy. They
left a substantial token of high
esteem in which Mrs. Hubbard is
held by all. We wish her many happy
returns of that happy day. Mrs.
Hannah Eaton, of Cresco, came up
to attend the party.
Mrs. Edna Radford is over from
Riceville on an errand of mercy.
Mrs. Turner is quite sick.
Mrs. Huey, of Rock county, Kansas,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Retta
Lawson. She is accompanied by a
younger daughter.
Surprise parties are becoming pop
ular here. Mrs. Cecilia Plummer
was pleasantly surprised last Tues
day by quite a number of her friends
with dinner baskets, They presented
her with several useful and valuable
presents.
Mrs. Bowers, of Cresco, is here
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Ger
trude Brown.
Mrs. Fred E. Hubbard and little
daughter Lenore, returned to their
home in Hatton, Oak, last Tuesday
Mrs. Chas. Meridith is improving
in health slowly,
Mr.. Will hurry has bought Mr..
Bratrud's interest in Bratrud 81
Marshall hardware firm.
Carter u Courtney are preparing
for their usual rush of fall trade by
ordering large quantities of new
goods.
Twelve of our young people were
camping up at Otranto last week and
OF course they had glorious time
Mrs. |. a. Courtney took advantage
of the excursion and spent Sunday
with them.
Quite number took the train here
for Clear Lake, Sunday morning.
Mrs, A. d, Combs spent Sabbath
with her daughter, Mrs. Maude
Garrett.
]. A. Courtney is in Chicago thi'
week.
Miss Linnie Cole has been visiting
friends in Chester.
Mrs. S. Radford, of Riceville, took
the train here for the convention al
Calmar, Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Hanson is in LIE Roy.
Mrs. Jennie Brown, of lie Roy, il
visiting in Chester.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
CONTINUES 10 FALL.
Wheat Plunges Downward at "a Rap-
i'd Rate.

Wheat Plungcs Downward at Rap.
i'd Rate.
Chicago, Aug. 25.-Bears had an inn
ing Tuesday on the board of trade.
They followed decline of wheat in
Liverpool amounting to OK cents by
sending the price of September down
from 90 to olA cents bushel within
two hours of the opening. Corn caught
the infection, and so did oats, and even
provisions were unable to stand against
the attack of the bears.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 2b.-It was
not favorable day for the pyramid
builders in wheat Tuesday. There was
heavy break, reaching from high point
Of the session, nearly seven cents. The
break is not surprising to the profess
sionols who have been looking for re-
action from the high pace set in the adj
vance of last week. September opened
three-eighths cent lower Tuesday at
e41s, sold at 94A and dropped steadily
to ss% cents, closing at so cents. De-
cember opened at 90 cents, fell to s61a
and closed ct s7sa cents.
New York, Aug. 25.-The disastrous
result of operations by "eleventh-hour"
bulls was demonstrated in the action Of
the wheat market Tuesday. Failing to
secure the necessary assortment of bull
news, these belated holders punctured
the bull bubble and prices fell with a
crash to point over eight cents a
bushel below the top notch for the
year. The market was Enthusiastically
top-heavy and soon broke through all
restraints, reaching the lowest figure in
the early afternoon when December,
after having opened at $1.ooH sold at
05h. The range on September wheat
was from o7Aa to $1.o4, closing at 97%.
December sold from o5h to $1.o1N, and
closed at 95A cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
NEEDS WARMER WEATHER.
Corn Must Have Favorable Condition.
to Escape EnrIy Frosts.


to Escape Early Frosts.
Chicago, Aug. 25. = The reports as to
the condition of the crops throughout
the country, and the general effect of
the weather OIL the growth, cultivation
and harvest of the same, were Tuesday
made by the directors of the several eli
mate and crop sections. The reports re-
ceived at Chicago were as follows:
Ohio-Warm days, cool nights rainfall
deficient. Some benefit from showers on
the 10th, otherwise weather unfayorabls
except Tor farm work. Corn, potatoes and
pastures need more rain badly. Much
good tobacco cut. Tomatoes and melons
packWard. Early corn maturing fairly.
Millet and buckwheat make some prog
ress. Light frost at Wauseon on the Goth:
no damage.
Michigan-Seycral light frosta, but dam
age very light. Corn, potatoes and beans
made slow progress on account of cool,
dry weather Corn, beans and buckwheat
remain promising and corn Is beginning
to glaze, but potatoes and most orchard
fruits indicate poor crops. Fall blowing
is being pushed. but rain is now needed in
lower peninsula to soften soil. Oats har-
vest about finished.
1ndiana-Not rain enough to be of ben
eft and corn and potatoes are suffering
Tobacco grows slowly only; pasturage is
drying up; fall blowing progresses only
slowly.
lllinols-Dry. cool week. with light frost
In northern counties Friday morning, no
damage; corn generally needing rain, both
carly and late. former to fill and latter
to ear well; some thin soil and high md
firing, aided by chnch bugs. Broom corn
cutting begun on the 18th; second crop Of
clover and millet being cut; blowing pro-
crossing slowly; threshing mostly done;
pastures generally falling: stock water
scarce In southeastern counties.
Iowa-Abnormally cool nights. nearing
frost line. retarded growth Of late and
ripening of early corn. Late fields, CON-
prlsing fully half the acreage, must have
more warmth and some more moisture to
produce better than fodder. Soil general,
ly too dry for blowing and for potatoes
Wisconsin-Week cool and dry, with
light frost in valleys. Corn maturing
slowly and requires from three to five
weeks Of good weather to make crop. Har-
| yesting completed and threshing well
along. Oats and wheat yielding well. Rain
needed for Qastures and fall blowing.
Monthly Pains cured By Or. Miles Pain pins
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
THE MARKETS.


Chicago, Aug. "a.
FLoUR-Moderate demand and easier.
Patents. $500. Winter-Patents $4,000 co:
straights. s4.1o@4.20: clears. s3.75@4.Oo; Sec
onds. s2.50Q3.0O: low grades, s15O@2 co.
Spring-Patents, S4CO@5.25; straights, 81 90
q410; bakers, s3.40al3.7O: low grades, sl.5Q
q2O0; Red Dog. s1.1o@1.25; Rye. s24O@2.6O.
WHEAT-Excited and higher early, but
lower later. September. 9l@9Sc, closing at
91&c; December, 9lQ96lac: May, 950971sc.
CoRN-weak. Cash. 2s1s9solsc: Septem.
Der, 2sla93ossc. closing at 2sssc: December,
301s@3Sc; May. 33ss935Ac.
OATS-Active and lower. No. g. 1Sh@
19c; September. 1s1s@19hc; December, 1874
@2ossc: May. 2l7s@2ac. Samples lower. No.
8. 19@2oAc; No. White. 2Ola9221ac; No. 2.
19ss@2o1ac; No. White, 22Q24c.
PORK-September, sS.3OQS6O, closing at
$40; October. 'S.s7'k9S e71k. closing at ss.45.
LARD-September, s4.55Q4.62la, closing
at $4.57h; October. s4.6oGA.671k.
NEW POTATOES-Early Ohios, 5Od6Oc
per bu.; Minnesota Rose. 50G5Sc.
EGGS-Firm. Fresh stock, l2@l3c.
LIVE POULTRY = Turkeys, 7@10c:
Spring Chickens. 9Q91sc: Spring Ducks.
7@sc per pound; Geese. s3Ool6.OO per dozen.
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery, Ia
Q1Sl4c; dairy, 9G15c.
WHISKY-Market firm. Basis for I'm
ished goods, 1921
New York, Aug "a.
FLOUR-Weak. unsettled. with few buy
ers; winter patents, s5.5O@565; winter
straights, s49Oa 5.15; Minnesota patent.
$53045.S0.
WHEAT-Spot weak; No. red, s.. O2ls7
102A; options opened weak and sustained
sensational decline later, following heavy
unloading by eleventh hour bulls" and
others, weak cables, light export demand
and foreign selling, closed 5s.@GAc net
lower; No. red August closed 9yAc; Sep
TENDER. 991ac@$1G4
CORN-Spot weak; No. 2. 1889; options
opened weak and declined heavily all day
under weak cable news, liquidation and the
smash in wheat, closed 2A@2asc lower:
August. closed 33ssc; September, 33ssd
23ssc closed 335sc.
OATS-Market lower; No. g. 2S1ac; on
lions dull and weak with corn at nc de-
cline; September, closed 23c.
RYE-Weaker; No. western, 54c.
BARLEY-Quiet; 3O1ac.
WOOL-Strong.
BEEF-Firm
LARD-October. $4.95; refined, quiet.
PORK-Weaker; old mess, $9.OOGl950
BUTTER-Firm. Western creamery, lals
Glsc; Elgins. 1sc; factory. 7lsG11Ac.
CHEESE-Steady. Large white, Sc:
small white, 9@9Ac; large colored, Sc;
small colored, 9lsc; part SKINS, 51sQ6c; full
skins. 3laQlc.
EGGS-Firm. State and Pennsylvania
1G12c. Western, 15kc.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
Live Stock.

NHICdBU, TUG. "A.
HOGS-Market fairly active and easier.
Prices generally &c lower. Sales ranged at
s296Q4.22is for Pigs; s3.9594.22h for light;
$37OQS.s5 for rough packing; s3.S5@41 Is for
mixed. and S3.S5a4.12la for heavy packing
and shipping lots. Later-Market was
strong and shade higher than opening.
Light sold at $4.25 and heavy at $415.
CATTLE-Market rather active. Feel
Ing steady. Good lots firm while common
were dull and weak. Quotations ranged at
s4.s5Q545 for choice to extra shipping
Steers; $4.G005.oo for good to choice do:
s4.3594N for fair to good; $3.s5a43O for
common to medium do; s36OG4.25 for
butchers Steers; sS4OQ3.9O for Stockers:
S.OOQ145 for Feeders; s1.9OQ4O0 for Cows:
s2.60Q4.40 for Heifers: 81. 25Q4OO for Bulls.
Oxen and Stays; s2.7t@4.2O for Texas Steers:
s3zoq4.4o for Western Rangers. and $4,000
40 for Veal Calyes
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
CURRENT EVENTS.

Charles w. Coote, well-known char.
acter actor. is dead in New York.
Charleston Is. CO. capitalists have
chartered a steamship to sail around
the Horn to Alaska next spring.
Chauneey NJ. Depew is one of syndi-
cate that has bought w. j. Arkells
claims to Alaska mining property
Robert I.athrom was burned to death
in wholesale poultry house at Tuscola,
Ill. He was witness in murder case.
West Virginia desperadoes raided a
picnic party near Gallipolis, o., and in
the fight that ensued one man was
killed and several fatally wounded.
William Crago, IL years old, tried to
kill his nine-year-old sister at Newport,
O. The boy is crazy on the subject of
destroying life and four years ago killed
u little girl.
The third annual meeting of the state
camp of Catholic Order of Foresters,
embracing in it's jurisdiction bodies in
Kansas and Nebraska, is in session at
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Lord Salisbury has proposed that the
powers devise means whereby Greece
will be able to herself guarantee the in
terest on loan to be raised to pay the
indemnity to Turkey.
The business portion of the town Of
Ina, Ill.,, was wholly destroyed by fire.
Loss, $4,000; partly insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown. Ina has
population OF 1000.
The thirteenth annual convention of
the American Philatelic association
opened in Boston Tuesday with an at
tendance of over 200 of the leading
stamp collectors CT the country.
The Lima chamber of commerce is
considering the imposition of license
in the case of foreign commercial trav-
elers. The municipality of Valparaiso,
Chilli, is taking steps in the same direc-
ton.
The crypt of the cathedral at Stuhl.
weissenburg, northeast of Lake Bella
tony. Hungary, in which IA of the Ar
pad kings of Hungary We're buried, has
been desecrated and the skulls and
bones have been stolen.
An imperial trade has been issued
committing the sentence of death to be
imposed upon the nine men who were
engaged in the massacre of Armenians
at Tokat, in March last, to penal servi-
tude for life in Tripoli and Barbary,
More than 400 Chicago women have
sent letters to the woman's auxiliary
of the Cuban committee of 100 protest.
ing against the sending of Evangelina
Cisneros to Spanish penal colony for
20 years. These letters will be sent to
Spain.
Superintendent of Insurance McNall
has given notice to the Masonic Aid
society, of Westfield, Mass, to get out
OF Kansas and quit transacting bust.
ness in the state. 1t is claimed to be
mutual life insurance company and
McNall says it would not pay it's losses,
Bullion Value of the Dollar.
New York, Aug. 25.-At TUESDAYS
New York price for bars the value of the
silver in the standard silver dollar is
1906 cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
Products of Missouri.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. 25.-Labor
Commissioner Roselle, who is engaged
in compiling information and statistics
concerning Missouri for the bureau of
publicity of the Omaha trans-Missis-
sippi exposition, estimates that the
products of the state for the last year
will foot up $350,o0O,00O. This does not
include factory products, but mines,
agriculture, live stock and lumber.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27

men on the different lines, but paying
particular attention to the coal carry.
ing roads of the southwest. They
have endeavored to secure proof that
these railroads are taking coal into
the strike territory, and have in a
measure been successful, it is claimed.
1t has been decided that there will
be no strike In the district unless the
suspension in the east shall become
complete, in which event the Kansas
and Missouri men would probably
strike
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-27
BERRYlNa PARTY LOST.
Eight Persons Probably Drowned on
West Superior, Wis.

West Superior, Wis, Aug. 25.-A
party of eight men and women left last
Friday in small sail boat to go after
berries along the south side of Lake
Superior, intending to return Sunday.
Nothing has been heard of them, but
the captain of the steamer Gilbert re-
ports passing capsized sailboat few
miles out. Searching parties will go
out. The names Of the party are: Mrs.
D. L. Nelson and son, Mrs. w. Roycraft
and daughter, j. Stiller and two daugh.
tiers, Capt. Burris, boatman.