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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-29
The Last Year.

Commissioner Hermann, of the gen
logging of dead and down timber will
be resumed on the Chippewa Indian
reservation this winter, but will not
be continued after this year. He said
the decision was. the result Of the rec
ommendation of special agents who in
vestigated the subject for the general
land Office and of the recommendations
of several of the congressional delega-
ton, the idea being that the larger
part of the timber can be logged this
year. .H.-p-7"'a - :.s*s:F
At sCroolzston drunken man fell
from the Great Northen bridge to the
ice 80 feet below and was only slightly
bruised.
Crookston's $4,000 issue of per cent
bonds was sold to the State Savings
bank of St. Paul for $53, O15, the bank
to furnish blank bonds and pay ac-
crued interest. = -.
The 2-year old son of Richard Ryan
while playing at his home in Duluth
found a bottle of carbolic acid and
swallowed some of the poison.
Orders were issued by Mayor Keifer,
of Moorhead, that all saloons in the
city should be closed tight on Sunday.
The sale of liquor has. been going on
openly in Moorhead on Sunday for
some time past.
.ss5 A postofice has been established at
Ebro, Beltrami county. ~
The postoffce at Salem. Nicollet
county, has been discontinued.
Mail messenger postal service has
been established to Minnehaha Park
from the G. NJ. & st. P. railway.
A temporary injunction has been
granted restraining the village coun-
Gil of Pelican Rapids from issuing
bonds for electric light, water works
and town hail.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-29
jlllNlN< IE,SOzl!.4AA,.lNAE WS.,.<.

. ~" Il e. iass 4 y 50 8 4 T. :.
The 9th Minnesota. a. b. |

- a
The 18th Minnesota. 3
4 dispatch from Washington, says:
Minneapolis volunteers. in the 18th
regiment at-Manilla will be given 60
days furlough with pay and mustered
out on their arrival in Minneapolis
They are expected there thelatter part
of March. The order was made by the
acting secretary of war at the instance
of Congressman Fletcher. -
1t is needless to say that the soldiers
who have so uncomplainingly endured
the monotony of police duty will be
given an ovation when they arrive in
Minneapolis that will surpass anything
of the kind ever accorded Minnesota
regiment. .'r
When the regiment arrives it will
march up Nicollet avenue, and it is
safe to say that nearly every man,
woman and child in the city will be
present to welcome the boys home. In
all probability, the new Fourth. regi-e
ment of militia will turn out to act as
an escort for the Thirteenth in it's pa
rade. Besides this, local militiamen,
those who have formerly served IN the
iN"'o At1otD1t1l Ste1l ~ " llACA 10y e1AS
planning to act as a part of this guard
of honor. There are over 500 men in
Minneapolis who have at one time or
another been members of the guard,
and it is understood that they will
hold meeting some time after the
first Of the year to, discuss the scheme.
Affirmed.
Secretary Bliss affirmed the land Of
flee decision in the contest of the
Northern Pacific against the Manitoba
road, involving two lists of lands en-
bracing respectively %, 344 and 1913
acres in the St. Cloud district. The
lands are in conflicting limits of the
grants to both roads and the lists held
for rejection were fled by the plain
tiffs. The first list involves lands Sc
lected ON account of the grant to aid
the construction of the st. Vincent ,ex-
tension, and certified to the governor
of Minnesota. The secretary there
fore rules. that the land has passed
from the jurisdiction of the depart
ment and holds the list for rejection.
AS to TIE second list, the patents there
for had been issued topersons who set
tied thereon prior to selection by the
Northern Pacific and are therefore
y held to be excepted from the grant.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
MERCHANT SHIPPING FIGURES.
STATISTICS FROM RETURNS OF LISTED
VEssELS-WAR CAUSES MANY SALES

vrssELS-WAR CAUSES MANY SALES
Washington. oct Is Complete returns received by
Commissioner Chamberlair. % the Navigation Bu-
reau OF The Treasury Department. show that the
docunented American merchant shipping on June
3d. lsss comprised 2!7j vessels Of i.7is.13s gross
tons COMPARED with = 623 vessels % r76 go tons.
an The Ike date in is97 The decrease Of 1892 tons
is more apparent than real. a. 1000 tons Of this
amount IS due 20 dropping fractions of tonnage in
the accounts and 65.7i3 were sold 70 the Navy
AMI War departments 70 carry troops supplies
and provisions and have merely changed EN-
ployers
The total steam tonnage amounts to 6.7l2 vessels.
- 227lOzs tons compared with s5ss vessels. o.
o25s55s IONS tor the previous year The vessels
sod 10 the Government were all steam vessels. 30
the true increase j. greater than tie figures nli-
cate Sailing vessels have decreased from l-'il ~
tons >or lss7 20 IS - tons FOR lss' Documened
canal-boats and barges amount 10 J sss tons com
nared with IN 5ys tons for the previous year TIE
Increase 4 chiefly in barges which are superseding
sailing vessels especially in the Goa. trade
tonnage o. Inc Atlantic and Gu; coasts has
1sSPtS PtsS Th4 G;.rat Lakes tonnage SHOWS Sigh;
!ncresse-I $3.50 tons. compared WIN iiY'l'$ tons
Coss; marine from i3s - TO ~ % tons West
iiyers have 4 r0asel iiy - o,.1 ~ % 80
tonnage reduced from 4.'f.,'- 10 - :, .ois
5c-t,, IONS an increase of ABOUT 500 tons TIE
. !
= - ,ors ard Alaska. from 3s-4 20 s.755 tons
Nv -Engznd shows large decrease and the GU,
states an apprec!aIle incF.4sr. -.
vessels resis;ered for foreign ;rade H-m9ec p
of ~ 10 tons. compared WIN l-yl ol 'Sys '9i.s
20 80 These figures are ne lowest since l.s-
The decrease IS wholly .n sailing vessels OF "hich
- d.. ia on tons ~ about - per cent have been
-. 70 trade during the year REGISTERED steam.
ve.sels have increased from --l5s tons - -iop1-
.o9s Tb-oueh the greater efficiency cf steam YES
s.s The seef for the foreign 'rede does not show
a. - ne war j. shown IL sac o. 81
vasso,s OF g. ~ tons 10 foreigners compared win
80 n, 2.s tors the previous wear ! he sales
sal-s Cta,sa, - H',A % high premiums America =
yesse,s and csrgoes demanded BY Insurance co1-
-,ss dIrIrx ,he brief period while mines and tor
p.--s - be'ng u.a- ed in our harbors he e.
.est Of the war also shown n tne admissi2n o.
80 y. Congress u z - tons OF foreign vessels
% American registry chiefly sor transport plr-
roses In The preceding eigh; years only ~ sc IONS
al N
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
YELLOW FEVER SPREADS.
NEW CASES YESTERDAY N MISSISSIPPI
CONGRESSMAN LOVE DEAD

Jackson Miss. Oct lo.-The Jackson record ot
cases o. Yellow fever to-day eight. as follows:
" Davidson Otto Gale. Tonnie cloud Cale
CIou.. Professor Moore. otto Johnson and Two
negroes There were no deaths. though Of
the sick are seriously !l.
Another case 3 announced al TougaioO SIX miles
nortn Of ia ackson-s NJ Miles white.
jr Purneu VINO investigated suspicious sickness
A. Yazoo Cl,y. reports to-day that found six
cases @; genuine yellow fever. fye negroes and
one white ~ ne southwestern part Of the city.
Dr. Guice announces one case % yellow fever a:
Meridian and two suspicious cases. The State
Board o, Health Official report from other places s
f0lloRs
Poplsrv!..e seven new cases and death. Mad
.son no new cas@- critically 30. Ha;tiesburg.
no rev cases I'VE suspicious cases outside GORDON.
Natchez three new cases. and the fever is nov In
every ward of th4 city. Harr.ston. Two new cases.
three critically Sd. one cath. Mrs. Jennie Lowe.
Edwards reports tNo cases one mile west and four
cases tour miles north Of oxford reports one
ney cas4 and one death Hi'n htt%en now under
tmeuf.
Cong-essmsn william r. Love. represeni!ng me
Yen Mississippi District died this afternoon al :
O'Clock a. n.s home In Gloster Miss
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
pIsgop StR4DJIAN CELEBR47ES N4NH.

R,sbop sara 4uan the newly appointed Arnen.1"
p,.hop gao arrived IN tais country A,'.s h''''
"a, week ago celehrat-i a solemn mass ye-.7'-
-. ..,.-no,n IN St Cnryso--om's chapel a. @eF-
e,.h.ay4 ans Tairiy-n.ntl-sf-. iu tne pr-s@h-e o.
-. l,ree congregsi.on umoering July one ia01-sI4
members 0: tae Armenian colony IN tAis city Inc
p,shou gas assisted IN tae celebration o. ne mas
- ,b p., NJ Khat tae Armenian pastor 70
a. city, tae Re- ~ Aashdo'z rector o. -
.byrca IN Worcester Mass. which Has ;o-inr1
hy Bishop Sarattsn prior 10 his return 20
,-or, tots country I've years ago and Fa'a~r NJ
serbian - - ... o.. II. L-nst
- ~ .ncyclical u the Armenian Pairiar.h' =.
xnirh H!- Holiness speaks o. the reason 49,
-rc,nr,ed him IN appointing Bishop saTad.- ~
s7ieT oss,or u. the Armenian no, ks N thc
states aud extended MS 0enell-toh 20 d.. S.''
-s1,rches especially 'hO-e IN this country 49,.
T-a services Wll.n were 4One closed NitH Pc.
,.n-firti don Ate the mass. Bishop saradllah 80
- soued 70 return 20 Armenia enea conliil&D. - =
'- ,-ef country Vere better fhan fney 1ef. q -
.,ssert Zine Re ssh that fully dffy thol.an n
.rmenians who fed from the attacks - ne .. 80.
were ready 10 again As sooE as coHs'"0'S
re-m!:.sA
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
7gyyF ne NAY BE DROWNED.

Trenton oct Is 1specau.-WAi!am y slArH of
the arm OF Hn q SLACK. archiiec's o. l',S ''''
- an,-r ,- a small Yacht on the Delaware
,os,erdsv when leaving home ne told he VIE
ma, he would return IN few hours TO-DAY h'f
yacb, was found Al White Hi. near borcenio~ ..
II vas ca apsized and as slacE h@s 10 ,.ss
t-n.-,sd A search .or MS BODY vas begun AZ
once tu, proved truitiess u re ne ,s.,n,.d -
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
nhDDC1 =. n. Stewart,
UHIll IL 326 9TH Ave.
o,eaaIollI0 Estb. 1868.

that in order 70 mark his satisfaction win his
aa,o,,e- LADY Curzon Of Kedlsston. the hrs'
American Vlcereine q India. J.. Il Letter Gi M
TO H. 20 present 10 her husband. Lorn 'inon. i
- reU, Vlceroy % India. another l,on.DI' 'e"'
dence iu the heart OF tne diplomatic "16i''''
rAyOpING Az ALLIANCE.-sir L@pel henry
Griffin. formerly chief political o''csf oi 'Isa'
t,,,s,n IN Afgharlstan and weli-Hno~n writer on
r,dlan subjects addressing meeting tns week ~
rr,o, NJ, N. subject 81 the suggested Ango-
.,,-.,io., ttrfor said that Colonel Jonn ray, ths
.nr,,.r T. -ri-ed states Ambassador AZ l.ohpp" an
r,esenf Secretary % STATE. wrote 70 MN o." i'a'
ing England, saying ,.. ...
yarke.s rosgess over YOU is ina "e nave t"" n~-
ft,r countries while you have "niy one
FOp AxGLO-sAXON CNTON.-One - ths iesd-
iny features q the Lord Mayors procession tn'
,ssr ,siu Le car emblematic % Ango,saIoh
yyr11n britannia and Columbia the central hgu'es'
being surrounded By the British colonies.
REFrsE TO PAY INCOME TAXEs Norman
7 Norman. VINO - Manager Ieferer's representa-
i've here has q revolution on MS hands "h'cn
threatens 20 disrupt The Belle of New fofk com
80 rox ofice Of the Shafiesbury Theatre made
returr = all the salaries paid ~ the mconr az
su,horltles and The latter this week dcTnn n'e1
~, an ne members % the company fec.itlhs
-, 60, yearly pay the income tax. Edna NAY
P.,kfr Dayen port Sullivan and other leaders 70
t4, ii Thev say they American ciuzshs ann
Will not pas British TAX ah'lns ,srcs ,.Sa -, NV
return 10 tae United states in pfeierehcT - p psI
irv {, Tnry tnen appealed 20 tne I-ohssl-'-lT' =.
.f'tbe Tinted states here AT. ". VI. osOorhe, DIX
the latter replied that ne vas unaoe 70 hssp -sl, N
lil nav the tax sooner than Interrupt the success
fIl r.n % the piece.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
REFUSE TO PAY INCOME TANEs -NoT"a
KEEPING FAITH WITH WITNESSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE so ACTION on
MAJOR sEANAN's TESTIMONY

MAJOR sEANAN's TESTIMONY
vasbtneton Oct 1G.-Secretsry Alger vas asked
. ,1gh, y r. nas the purpose Of the War Depart
~, 20 take any offcial action concerning me
.,,,ements made BY Major seaman. surgeon OF the
i.f volunteer Engineers
40, 2, all replied the Secretary No, at All
y-,nt II 70 be Understood distinctly tnat any ON
Ger or man IN the Army mas SPEAK I'es'S 80
.t,.' 'co,cernlng his Observa.iO OF the var
-, rhe slightest fear Of possible consequences
,i..t. an Secretary OF War no man shas De 20
~ ~ - King what ~ believes 10 Dc the
srmib Above al. the witnesses @ho appTAt DeioLs @
80. vCsr TrVestlgation Commission sAsi be pro.
N - "a ne fullest extent. The Commission ana
- cot.ntry want the facts and no obstacle snaii
- "a. ,Sscec In the way os getting thera We are an
,,es.sd In having the cl-ar.st Isnt thrown Upon
ibe conduct Of me war. anc the standing or pto-
..-e.tc- ~ no sr isted % commissioner oElcer
sbsil b. affected IN the slightest way by any test-
rony or other assistance ne may give 70 tns toin-
rnission We mean keep absolute fGith with the
Commission and win the Witnesses. cannot -
more explicit than that
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
rgf yrEON's DELTA SURTETED

sestt,e Wash. Oct i6-Tne gunboat "neeins
s-,ty.d Yesterday after long cruise from BehFins
80 bsd on hoard a Government Sur
- r,rtv @, thirty members under captain Fratt
V5o have been surveying tae delta oi the fuH'h
River
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
THE FIFTY-S1XTH CONGRESS-.
NORTH CAROLINA's SHARE IN THE
CONTEST THIS YEAR

,,--,.,,.p POLITICAL. CONDITIONS IN THE STATE
THE SITUATION IN THE NINE
CoNGREss DISTRICTS.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
Tiffany & Co.
Gold and Silversmiths

have replcnished their stock Tor the
fall and winter wedding season.
Their various departments are now
replete with the best examples OF ad-
vanced silversmithing, in substantial
dinner ware, toilet and library acces-
sories, smokers articles and many
choice fancy pieces uniting artistic
merit with practical utility.
Tiffany & Co.'s products can be
purchaed only direct from their
establishment
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
NTH DISTRICT

Tae Poyuiists rejected the sitting MEMBER
william F strowd. and nominated in his steao
'oan : jenkins. q younger man. The Repuo-
--ans nave indorsed Jenkins State Senator
Aivstsr. q Chatham County. is an Independent
-at4.1ate. and many Democrats favor the pom
= c; supporting MIN The matter of whether
lhsy shsl. have nominee or vote for At"ater
mas 70, been finally determined by the Demo
@sts c, ihe Raleigh district. Here. ss IN the
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

AMERICAS DEMANDS -COrnmenung on the
Paris negotiations The Speaker says II j.
clear ,nat there will De 10 abatement u ne Amer
can minimum demands President Mckinley
soeeches Indeed indicate that those demands are
ltkelv 20 become more rather than less extensive
ris refereuces 70 new responsibilities and hts dep
-ecstion of the charge - rntarism can only reier
hil,,iss o, a new order await the American Nation
and ;n~ Prcsidents speech indicates The Intention
OF assuming them fully.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

LIBERALS TAKE A FIRM STAND-Tn
Speaker" the organ Of the Liberal party ms
week refers plainly 20 the impossibili'y of rein-
quishinz the British claims and points oui that "
q comes 10 war II will not be merely FOR Fasnoda
but ror the maintenance OF Great Brltains pace
q, ne world plus her undOubted rights ne
Sneaks-" adds II We abandoned our claims.
EnglIshnen would not only lose the respect o,
others but would lose their own sef-resp~ct, ana
Frgllsh s,stesmauship would be- dragged In the
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

URGING A PEACEFUL sETTLEMENT.-The
moderate thinking section Of the French press Is
earnestly urging a peaceful arrangement OF ne
s~a.r These papers cand.dy admit that France
/. no match for Grea- Britain in case OF var
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

INFLUENCE FELT ~ FRANCE.-These m
ohat,c declarations of n. English press and puo
lie men have already had certain influence across
the channel and the inspired statements o. tn'
Erer~b press bet,le the importance u Fasnoda
and shis, ~, ground 20 an undefned claim upon
the province 4 Bahr-e!-Ghazal and port on i''
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
TIE pEATm RECoRn.


Lieutenant Governor Cameron Of the
Northwest Territories is dead.
General John 3. Calls, veteran Of
the Civil War. is dead at Lancaster
Wis.
John M. Toucey. formerly general
manager of the New York Central rail.
road, is dead.
General Mclean Hazen, who was
thrown from his horse on Thursday,
died at Tompkinsville, N. Y, Sunday.
The noted actress, Fanny Davenport,
MRS. Melbourne McDowell) died at
her summer home at Duxbury, Mass.
of enlargement of the heart
William Edwards, president of the
Cleveland Driving Park association
and one of the prominent men OF
Cleveland, dropped dead of heart dis.
ease.
Robert Roberts, an English writer
on religious affairs and the author OF
over 100 books, was found dead in his
room at San Francisco. He was re.
turning from. Australia to England.
George A. Stein way, son of the late
William Stelnway, and member Of the
piano firm of Steinway & Sons, died
on board the steamer Statendam, Sept.
IA, aged "a years. He was returning
to the United States from business
trip to Europe.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
and not permitsed to sail for several
The Rssolutions.

and not permitted to sail for several
days?
The Resolutions
The resolutions adopted by the CON-
mission were a. follows:
Resolved, first, That the secretary of
war, the adjutant general, the quar-
termaster general, the commissary
general and che surgeon general be re.
Quested to transmit to this commission
all mplaints that have been received
by them since Arril l, 1898, touching
the c. nduct Of the war.
Resolved. second, That this commits
sion invites, and is ready and will re-
ceive and consider, any complaints
about the management of any OF the
various branches of the war depart.
ment from any person or persons That
we respectfully request that such com.
plants be made in writing, stating
facts that the party may know of his
own knowledge, plainly and in detail,
giving names of officers or enlisted
men who may be charged with mis-
conduct or Incompetence, addressed to
the secretary of the commission at
Washington, d. G.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
WEEK OF CARNIVALS.
IOwans Preparing to- Enjoy Themselves
from Oct. 5 to 8

IOwans preparing to- Enjoy Themselves
from Oct. 5 to
Dies MONIES, Sept. 28.-O3t. 3-S is a
week of carnival for Iowa. Three i'm.
portant events are sche luted, the Semi.
ON Sed carnival at Dos Moines, the
Mondamin carnival at Sioux City, and
the Seeder Rabbits carnival at Cedar
Rapids. The combined attendance of
the three carnivals will probably be
100000 At Des Moines the leading
feature is Pains 'Battle of Manila, 1"
to be given on an elaborate scale two
nights. A street fair extending half a
mile will be another interesting event.
Together with fast steppers on the
track, Cedar Rapids offers the "Battle
of Manila, and pyrotechnics, with the
innovation Of balloon races. The Mon.
DAMN carnival at Sioux City is in line
with former fall celebrations in North.
ern Iowa The South Dakota district
cereals exhibit will>Nbe an impt ran
part Of the festival.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

American silk is being sold in Lyons,
France, the silk center of Europe
The total receipts of the Omaha ex.
Position to date have been near4y $780,.
900. Its cash balance in the bank is
$4,000, or more than 500, 900 above
its liabilities.
Reports to the state department show
that Germany's export trade has been
continually increasing for the last five
years, although that OF France and
Ea4lAnd has been Diminishing
The New Engllnd l. an and Trust
company. with headqua.t.rs at Des
Moines and prlnclpal place or business
at New YORK, has ben l,ced n tn :
hamds Of receiver. Shrlnkage II IT,
valGe Of real estate upon which ioans
wee uiade is given as lne cause
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
FANNY DAVENPORT DEAD.
The Well known Actress Had Been il
tOOr Health for Some Time.

The Well Known Actress Had Been in
POOR Health for Some Time.
DUXBURY, Mass, Sept. 70. Fanny
Davenport { Mrs. Melbourne McDowell)
died at her summer home, Melbourne
hall, at 10:3O o'clock of enlargement OF
the heart.
Miss Dave nport had never. fully re-
covered from her severe illness early in
the summer, but up to week ago it
was thought that she would in time
enjoy good health again. A few days
ago, however, a change was noticed.
Since that time she has been gradually
sinking and dur ng the day it was an.
nounced that death was only ques.
tion of few hours. Her three sisters
had all been notified and with her hus-
band were at her bedside when she
peacefully passed aWav
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
a4.za s:ssE F-Eoes e cz;,...

HOGS Market active and steady to
shade higher.
Sales ranged at sS.650lO71< for light;
S3.6504.lO for mixed; $S.55@4.O7k for
heavy; S3.55@370 for rough
CATTLE-Best grades firm; others 100
lower.
Sales ranged at $4.OO@5.75 for beeves;
So OO04.7O for COWS and heifers; 3d. 100
1885 for Texas steers; $3.40@445 for
Westerns; $3.lO@4.55 for stockers and
feeders.
SHEEP-Market steady to 1Oo lower.
Sales ranged at $29O@4.5O for natives;
$3.5O@4.40 for westerns; $4O0@625 for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle, $4,000;
sheep $4,000.
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago
WHEAT-September, 64a<c; October,
6I34c; December, 6s14c; May, 63I@64c
CORN-S September. 1890; December,
29Hc; May, olsSc.
OATS-September, sOAc; December,
s0k@202Sc; May, 221sc.
PORK = September, 1912; October,
1915; December, 1925; JANUARY, s9.O7.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
RESCINDS REFORMS.

Imperial Edict UndOes Those Recently
Issued by the Chinese Emperor.
PEK1N, Sept. 2S.-An imperial edict
just issued practically rescinds the re-.
cent retormatory edicts and orders that
Chang Yen Hwan, the former mem Der
of the Chinese foreign Office and oppo.
nent Of Ii Hung Chang. be confn cd
until further notice. The edict, how.
ever, absolves him from completely in
the alleged plot to assassinate the en-
DArOr
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

Convention Temporarily Organizes With
Serene Payne in the Chair.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 28.-At 1926
o'clock Chairman B. F. Odel of the
state committee called the Republican
convention to order.
Congressman Serene Payne was
chosen temporary chairman and es-
corted to the platform, where he ad.
dressed the convention.
The mention Of President McKin-
ley's name was the sign for wild and
continuous cheering, and Delegate O.
A. Moore of Brooklyn capped the
climax by asking fer three cheers,
which were given with will
At 1:25 the convention, On motion of
]. Sloat Fassett took recess until $3.50
O'Clock
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Root win Make a statement.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 2S 1t is un.
derstood that Mr. Elihu Root will m Ike
personal statement of Colonel Roose.
velt's eligibility Tor the nomination of
governor at the afternoon session of
the convention. It will not consist of
a presentation of affidavits and docu.
ments as originally intende !, but will
be plain statement of facts as Mr..
Root understands them, together with
his Interpretation of the legal and con.
stitutional asnect of the case
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Pugilist Payne KeOovsrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80. = doc"
Payne, the pugilist, who was thought
to have been seriously injured in his
fight with ice Butler at the Arena, has
completely recovered from the effects
of the knock out blow Toe seconds
of the two men, who were arrested and
held to await the result of Payne's in
iuries, have been released.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Fire undsrwrlters Meet.

CHICAGO. Sept, %, The S9th annual
convention Of the Fire Underwriters
associaIi IN Of the Northwest has
openet here, over 500 mem bers being
present when Clslrman 'seph Iona.
can ctl.e,l he meeting TO order. Tue
convsnt ton will ok ). over two day
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Died Of yellow Fever at Havana.

HAVANA. Sept %. Hugh H. Miller
of No. 20 Hennepin avenue, Minneap.
oils, merchandise broker, who bought
the prize bark Maryland of Baltimore
at Key West and brought her here,
dieu from yellow favor and was buried
IN Colon cemetery 1t is the third
deatn on the ship. Five others are re.
Dorted Ill
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28

Range of

HOGS-MarGet sc lower. Range of
prices, So 400 so.
CATTLE-Market weak and l0@15c
lower.
Sales ranged at $El5@5l5 for beevesi
$1.oO@3. ~ Tor COWS bulls and mixed:
$3.50@4.2j for s5ockers and fee iers; S.. 40
@5. IS for yearlings and calves; $40 q
T. ID for westerns