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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-08-12

A quarrelsome man is always a petty
man.-Atchison Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-08-12

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund money lift fails TO cure. 2oc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-08-12
Hnll,n Cntarrh Cure

Is Constitutional Cure. Price, 75c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-08-12

READERS or THIS PAPER
DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING
ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS
SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING
WHAT THEY ASK FOR. REFUSING
ALL SUBSTITUTES OR INVITATIONS.
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ELOPERs CAUGHT.
Mrs. futile and Fred Stanley Ar
& rested at Grand Forks.

uASAS &1mO 0EcU StAnley AEo
3 +" rested at Grand Forks.
Grand Forks. N. D.-About week
ago a couple came to this city and
stopped at the Arlington, in a very qui-
ct fashion and in way that caused no
comment. Recent developments have
made their case one Of considerable in
terest. Yesterday morning n telegram
was received from Melrose,, MINI.
asking for, the, arrest. of. Mrs. futile
and Fred Stanley, charged with elope-
melit. The telegram cdme from her
husband. Investigation revenldd the
couple at the Arlington, and the arrest
followed. The woman admitted her
guilt. claiming THAT'S could not live
with her Husband: Stanley left Mel
"rose first sdnd7Nf1s. Tuttie followed.
The husband uieeveleda their where
abouts from the local ticket agent later
in the day, and a message was received
stating that the husband did not desire
bis. wifess arrest and that he had sued
for divorce on the ground of desertion.
Stanley is a young man of. perhaps
twenty three years: Mrs. Tuttle is but
twenty-one years Of age and rather
good-looking. -: --~r-'
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s,;:==EH4caatF=RoR.ALL.

x,~ sS1=aYEA u -
SGh Francisco viii Do the Hand
sA16e Thing hy the Returning Sol
diers. u
SAN Francisco, July 2Sx* IT NeHs4a
Vessel due from the Phil aiIks i$A1
@epital ship Relief, whi@5isisxpa ea,
Mhny time. The camp at the Ere
slAfo for the receptions of the NehEaska
regiment, soon to a&hXe. on, the Han
pek, is ready. II ~ e4prg4nd
the stores are in al bdK Nfk Hes8pce
M the boys is neede6 f6f TIE Camp to
'EHome lively military city. The
M11le Mllsssyl asps N rtmsn !! XlA sP Pys
4GAgoni ami: fwsere; honored:ni. All 'thes
troops here Willaparade and Maj. Gen..
HhAfter viii review them. The Ore
gfnian Eegimentfwiit participate inithe
demonstration sr ~ 81 Series. for ff7,s:
m l!E and city council have decided
that all vessels hereaf8er bringing
4hA given a royal He,ap6R. Th&4slIsGs
fylyania volunteersHara due ,tiity' u; y:
aHH they will be greeted the same as
oyer Haei troops from MAniM, though no
snkcial preparationxs::shayeI vet sasaar ),
Ha4e by the PennsyfFaniaNs ;fasidiag.
ih this city. Gen. sha ftea r;saeti mon Z I
tpel advice Of Gen. Otis, has decided
tnat no more women land children
snatl be allowed to g6st6 Manila. 'A'5s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
HILLS, EXCURSIONS.
Large Delegations Or North Dakota
;-,,.,t 80. Farmers Enjoy Them.

Fargo; n. Ds-Ther ewere $50 farm
ers here from Towner, Ramsey; Nelson
and Grand Forks counties on one of
President Hills excursions to the agri-
cultural college. Last night about 800
more arrived from, "Richland., Trail,
Rplette.. Steele and .Pembina counties.
They are being entertained at the col
lege to-day. There Wilt be three more
excursions this week. The farmers
are readily taking advantage of Mr..
Hills liberal offer; and the college is
getting we'll advertised among the
farmers. in addition to. demonstrating
its practical usefulness. An increased
number of students this fall will re-
suit from the excursions.
Special Master Carey of Milwaukee
was here last night. and. after sale
of Northern Pacific lands at EIillsboro,
disposed of the lands in this county
this morning. Tomorrow the lands in
the counties down the south western
br;trich of the Northern Pacific will be
sold. IT, ga
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
AN INSANE FARMER,
Took His Own Life After Atte nlptine
to Kill His Wife.

. Lisbon, N. D.-A horrible tragedy &C.
Cured the latter part of last week at
this place. .Adolph Louf. a farmer.
struck his wife and knocked her down.
On recovering consciousness, she saw
her husband searching for something
with which to end her life. Grabbing
her child. she ran from the house and
sought hiding in the r1shes bordering
the slough near~the house. Louf did
not follow her, and she ran to meet the
children, who were returning with a
load of hay, but. fell exhausted by the
roadside, where she was found by the
!! children. She told the children of the
trouble. and the party. on; returning.
with men from the adjoining farm, dis
covered Louf hanging in COW. shed.
.c9ld in death. He had: shown an in
sane streak. before, and had, at differ
ent times, threatened: the lives of the
Whole. family. ~ :. = -
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sAhr6ANA usEss ~
ATTITUDE 81 tie II Native. 4. : NJ: - !.
Rcrssnri.r. :" Tue = fo d

s'.. . ri
Multitude Of the II Natives 4. ra. rro,;,.,
Rers.priRs. \ 81
saAaFEselfeis9oa jul Chief J,i 5
ttce VI u vs. snp srs's 81 Samoa; arrived
nere Yesterday on the steamer Moanas
aeeompanfru by Y ITS fHfifihilly He is ssSs
a.. Iour !, ''l b leave of absence, biz
ays that bf business in5the HnitsaS
aaes Is of'such nature THAT he VIII!
PROBABLY not return to Apia. SIN IN
interview the chief justice said: I'D;
All IS now quiet in Samoa. butxf,:
cannot answer for ths> futHN Buyas
MataaIa and Malietoa 'hfect torhe -
ha the present arrahgeineuss 4,
IN az ishes theloffice 81. kinp NJ
As tha responsibility of goiyemmes
- !! = TIM ~ bids of Ele three consIls :af:
the powa. feel sure IMalietoa; Es
sincere mfhis. Though fairHxelecte6H
and after election accepting the kinf,s.
ship, he never had ambitionsNin' thafs
direction. AS soon as the eoanmissias
arrived he proposed to resign. MspikxEs
winch later proved to be in accorda ncSs
with the plans of the con1pissioners5s
and /! have every reason f0sbelieya3
tlaf -AAeawill live up to his bafgatiE
>aaasaafa. is ambitious. Foh ma1S!
years he has thirsted for peWer. ana
wilf>not be>so easily satisfied. ut the
same slime, lse Ma man OF exceptional;
Ybifty is sRtewd, apd Ibave >;nevdk
Thought the interests Of the nativdsI
sGlslont has the, conn.,
mission, and It has published tbs factE
t ! Z lRa i&S'f! $f kee respect 6
Samoan advices, under date Of july
4 We're received by the steamer Mo-:
ana, ne: follows s. s.
"The situation in Samoa is one at.
natives ii. far FISH re rea assuring sen az
eral fights have occurred in different
portions Of the. islands ,bstweer supss
por4ert oft fse avals nfosdle kinsshins;
and several natives lave been Nlled
Nothing much seems to have been acs
s sS@Psass| SO atss E 4oewsae
surrendered by the contendinf faca
lions. Chief Justice Chambers, heinz,
sSiat'Pss dfs = Fss ssfaesS
will leave to-day for Washi4gtoIt..
Their action in refusing aid askM fGf
to suAta.in the ,eesart;sassSuthority IS saip
feeeiSSd bythe Gtfmsh & es6immisAones
from his home goveiifhleAt, whfen, 81
is claimed, is greatly Gispleased..NwitM
ssssa sa49. & XII asSSlsiSn rs IS
commissioners have been well received
81 us fsianb thss h:fE ; 'Sfsited.s Z
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"BeN has enlisted about 500 mens
Wallace, still SOUTH. has about 400.
Lockett, new enlisting,- has! sover. 400
applications, which are coming in rap
idly. Might raise here AN additional
regiment, exclusively volunteers"
Col. Bell, referred to in the dispatch,
is in command Of the Thirty sixth in
fantfy, aid Coli Wallaeey 6f the Thir-
!. ty-Seyenth., Col. Lockett is. in command
'sf'of the va1ry' regiment Which Isl to
Used :fn.t31r.
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q
Aaas E::.,'..'

r 80 q xrta. Ann u,zu;rz.H
J. n ralleA
She u 49, VI 49, g &c. 81
RsYHs.I sS.rQvrT1le1el fary OF
fhss E isSsfsa .X3aAs H2cs92ES az do has
E' ao.s,sa 80 y
.aysssSa ~ are a1E " flif4 saruon,
N. a; nehsns aS4qsej}S een VIII
IAN Elliot am .W!ssyssAeGol h. Pa
pgern y, were 1851 t5Islie1 tAes crest OF
/ lf4tAekte, buttspe eout& tpt Hsfound.
eralsglacdss Of busty bed by
the men under lEHet NR 8rched,
tw 81; ksgs D. a r. besr'aa6dd eome y Mes be-
ip@s II, XII FL A51s NV Do
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Marines for Manila.

ksaa na ts J ulE 39 "a ss, pagy de-
marined, 3S6 inaaAs st9 proceed to Ma
Mia and take station at the Cavite
navy yard-to reinforce the small con-.
tingent now there. i ~.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
-:GHI0AGoss BIG, STRIFE. +!
'en rii6uaaifd Men. A4eES.tin ia: 1dic-

i o"suhu wen Are In Idle.
chieago, Jaly $o|Tena' thousand i,,i is 1' men n
were thrown 6ut uf employment when
work! was: stopped, J. on, two. hundred
buildings !Il jig the course of erection in
chidago during the Esecodd day 81 thd
strike Of the union brickmakers of
the sSflsf j65s whefa the tont hast q
had mot TAKEN the ,nrecaution to- IN.
81 stfiKs R51 Ss Sfi sRfSpn
had izaodearfiers: welwG forced. to quit
IRE iSsm X 4pa e q material aah following
down their'toelsg tsssi II: s:,!4.- ,;s5a|iis
cable asasf8sat e Pf sSe f sant e. ai
between tile strikers. . ana the: North:
siaf 1Rg4f2pfactnrerss ct q conference
which has BeenicaH1d :by:tlie Chicago
Mas2as and Builders. association. ...,
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q Negr1es HsnEsd:' r ~ Is,
|'s;9ag Es 1 e ~ Il; Resroie ],
them for criminaliy. ASS GltifnE llttIa
]! Z 4B9iley, and the ace.rth for t6E
''hdfder Of woman wlth'w Whom he had
lived. s.s
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It is-aathesita +iEely giveS S&t tnat.
all the mines ut Pana, ILL.,, will reopen
with union miners on Aug. rs and
Sept. 1, thus putting an end to the
long lockout and differences between
operators and miners.
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over OF the secretary of ,
Il 1xL 5aSS.aSs
AXaySElI Iafkki4s ,o.,

New York, July 30.-The anthracite
E With effaees pila s ~ VI h s Sl led
on July 81, will be cancelled, and the
advance i0f Is per cent per ton win
then go into effect.
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MARKETS,
'Laast Quotations From Grain ana nd
/ ~ l. L Live Stock Centeral

Laast" Quotations From Grain ana nd
liz! i, a.. Live Stock. Centers.li -:
S. Paul, July 81. - Wheat No. 1
Noltherii,. 6S 1!2d1B9 f.2c;; No. 2 North
eam. 80 Ia 3-4c.a Cprp-No. 3 yellow,
30 12M31c: No. 2, .3O@3O 1-2c.. Oats.
III: s5F wliife, Is f.A626e; no. 8, ESQ
% 12c@t Barley and. Rye-Sample bar.
Icy, if$ssa33s se'i No. rye, 5cc; No. rye,
+ duluth. July s1.-Mheat-No, l hard,
733-Sc; No. l Northern, 20 5-Sc; No...2
Northern, GO 1-Sc; No. g spring, GO $50;
to 'iarlive. No hard; Is 3-Sc;, No. Il
Northern. 20 5-Sc; sJuly,s No., /; hard,
/. Is 3-Sc;. No. 1 Northern, 20 5-Sc;. Sep
TENDER, No: Northern, ,sT01-sc; De.
cenber. Neil Northern, IL 1-sc;; Oats,
/ % 1-2M23c;:.z rye so 1-2c; barley, 34c;
/ flax. to arrive. No: :'1@ hard. 81 M 81 81;
sSepteRlbef; 963-4c;;f October; i95 SAC;
corn. 31c.:.. ......
! Minneaa;ip5oolis. july 81: - wheaGJuly'
ffopelied iat,6T 3-4c;. September. opened
lat &c and closed at 81 5-Sc; December.
Opened at IS $50 and c:loossed at 69 lag.
0n'atracksA No.al hard. SO 1895 NOD
tNorthern,T 6s.77sc;; No. = Northern,
Isl 5-Sc. -, - ~;
{ Milwaukee, wis, July 81. --;1slour il.
lsteady.S Wheat. firmj ,NoJ 4,:Northerh,
az Ice; Nc. Northern, Tic. Oats
dull at: .224@2ee.; frye quiet. No. 1,
50 1-2@52'3-4c. Barley dull; No. 2,
44a.sss.;-s..-;:
Chicago, July 81. = Wheat = No.se:
red. 71@n ;;2c;1. No. 3. 6S@71c; No. a.
Mfa lMintsf, t6sdyNs.s 5, 64@e7c; No..1
Northern. spring, Tie; No. 8 spring. co.
@69cH aCorA-No. 2, 80 lac; No. 3. 32c.
Oats MAP, % 3-4c; No. 3. p l-4c.i ss1..
ChleAKDin1uly 81. = Hogs = Mixed.
and iltektsrs 81 ;25@4.5O; good heaVE.i
"a trough; heavy. $4O5@4. 49,
Nigh "a 65. ttle-Beeves, $50
4s55; II cows. and. heifers, 50 q s5.,
&exa4 5afgers, $i@b25;. :stockers and
feeders, ;. $500. 80. Sheep = NativaA..
S. 5O@E1H: lambs. 81. 25@6.s5.
!: SionxE:ify, Iowa, July. 81. - Hogs -.
~. 2SG4 8sfs.C Cattle - Beeves, $4:4O@
5. 80 wind bulls, mized, $2.5O@4;
stoke feeders, $3.5O@4. 25;s
calves earnings, $4@4.5O.: 4.
Sbuth ST. Paul, July 81. = Hogs Ia,
F&SO@4 go Cattle-CoWs, s.. 5O@f. 119ss|
s s1asea zs8 hsEfels - ss s
Sheep, s., 2 3 lambs $4,000. 81 8
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ON III SHERIDAN!
: Es=: <, - A q '"Fs -
= SOON SET SAIL.
WILL

Now Preparing for Their Trip Home
and VIII start - soeay a. the.
sh.s.ss 49,; = Fa d lose .s. dsaa coa!sdl
= for III Fg & y41ase-Hkforpe
ss--.Stion Comes From Gen. Otis-Nortf,
~ Dakota Regiment viii Sail in
-Four Days-A Battle In Cuba in
Which somS Bandit. Az De-
: go: &c I IA. ( !
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-
is IN A TURMOIL.
''=s''- Domingo. x rs

Washington, July 80. SfSakretarE
Lhl3lhs iss ued orders detakhhg Tie
KEis New Orleans from thd| MOTT
Ma #ic squ3 dron at Newpots ind big
fa.ttihg her 4 proceed at onAto San
Domingo. Qtders were issuaMalso ito
Ee Mach8 now at St. TASAqas, to
3ssA1td@ e same point Via San
NEAH hashs orders were maHd at thu
h }feh taFoN Ae state departHeAt as !
precautionary measure owiHE|lto thu
1'gssse 'ta't $2esds s19T Htas t sE
/: s's Dnlmipa N!sitberIthe Ante nor
+. :saw 81 1aA ariiliilg:seharHctfr, hut
gah 1 Eas A% ss%sd l srsb5s
ito t:llseaanerys pzs castti6ns 1t Aunder.
stood that American capitalists ha We
enteredgtptoAen arrangement{Ssftn the
w. D !4A{ap Ign authorities by which prac-
So ~ iM Ne dAtire machinery bf|the is
sS9;ttId 81 administration is underI their di-
rection. MI
Te New Orleans is expect$dilto sail
Ef ST.! AeYpprt this evening. GGhe sail
tszf9 Anmingo City is about five.
seta Us. %:ss2ltlhH Machias is only al day,k
sail from that point, but she Will got
San Juan. to carry back Capt. hSnow,
tie naval comnan,laht'of that port u
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OVER fRE toGALs.
:FHAs h;oantyt EqualIsing:-B ossi;r,E After
/, s.;,.,s:a. . :&he :,AA4esaors;.:;;,,;;..,.:,

:F4As 1;otntyt ,squalasine.,B oti;rtE After.
/, s.,,.s:s::, :. :4he .,AAHesAars;. 1850; =
Fargo, N. D.-Judge Pollock: has is:
4CoHhtyy, AIdifos Olson, to- prevent the.
SAFE Of certain Tots ana farms FL Cass
county on tax titles, undtf,, the new
law PASSED blythe. last iugisiature. Tile
;Ra* ss:;br0Vides that all the. ;oEa lots,
hgaillst' which taxes! lad piled ap for
iGears and;,yeaEs,, could; he disposed of
|bX the taAditor,.: Who,is; npoMe1ed to
Issue deeds; ::for;:thsee, nippersX. ;.The in
JUNCTION proceedings are brought by
q. s. Tyler to test the, validity Of the
law, and the. restraining oItleF will
stand bentlingstlfa final Adjudication Of
file ca SCI; s,f-s:.!J ~, - :r:,:5:t
1Aie. county board of equalization had
d session yesterday with a:.fiumber of
township assessors. 1ho, had. failed. to
properly. assess their districts. A num-
|beg. of Others, are on the. carpet. To- day.
EEhe; expense. Of correcting .,the. assess:
ment is being taken out Of the, nay of
the township officials, and Isl liaavvihg a
saltitary effect. Tie law. prescribes a
fine and" forfeiture of bonds, but the
board, does not care to" ttille summary
action unless farced to dose. a-.,e
A large number of Fargo and North
Dakota .peeple went ION the Northern
!Pacitic. 2cursiou. this morning to! Su-
RffllQf..:s: t. :, i, =. ...:it...3 X Il: Ia
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- send
! the volunteers home as rapidly as pos
eible, it being tfes desire IF 'fAe RresE
!, dent td..hhVeSno delay anuthei tlatteH
/: The second dispatch reports another
= engagement with bandits in Cebu,
: where the American forces wereEViG-
torious. 1t is as follows:
"FoNowing from Cebu today: Ban
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IB: MORE REGIMENTS.

'sHddftiSnai voluHteers Tor III army
to ne Promptly EnnstG WI,
sItMshk gbR, T69y S5!yAIE Aass BEEN
decided BY the new secretary Gf. war,
sss shss ter S saf'{ s. s' Isl
Immediately after the ten regiments
nov f6rih1ng hav ebeen recruitS1. 80
This decision was reached hlst be-
fore President Mckinley leftS Wash
sMttdn!t: lataA "a = :;ti
\. "A vigorous, and active, ,camIfsigns.fs
Being planned fefs TIT fhifiptlmss. and
the war department., officials .af$ now
busy in making: the Detailed assange-
melts for organizing THE additional
regiments. II ISL learned, here 4fat ef:
forts are being made to.hav eEpkS regti
NETT. recrditef from the Northwest,
witt aKeadd Quarters or rendezvous at
Foita -Snelling.- Gen. sGorbin. has not
deaf FAIR with s;AunnesqtaV and the
Northwest in designat ting, ii points
ct mastering IN the new regiments.
49, II is further learned that officials of
the department of DAKOTA have been
adv setl offthisiaasesf nReves OF the war
delaf tlnentisto raise, additional xolun-
EztFt f7fahi:4ist.l J. a'f..s;a:,laj sv
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messages from Gen. Otis were received
at the war department yesterday. One
Of them is the long-looked-for dispatch
regardiah tie sailing fttke .Eerth Da-
>fsss aaS 4 ages & Prod sha a is as
"Storm has abated. Sherman coaled
did leaves today with all troops Of
SR' assat ls al]E IL Cd, fS9i ;lBsA tsl
SNerth Dakota. Wyoming and IDAHO
.<Minnesotahs ,preparing to- leave on
Sheridan soon as transport can be un-
loaded and doaled.. Other Volunteer
ORGANIZATIONS leave rs soon "a trans.
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INVASION OF 'HoPPER HOPPER.
= Threatened in gunnesota, md
]! se.ss!NOrth DnlSota, 2?~ IL :

EWashington, July %. - The agricul.
9tSateaepartment is in receipt of in.
FORMATION Of q Threatened invasion. of
gEassn6p In. IinnesOta and North
lsakota: These are ST a migratory
peeiessaRsls.hf eea. llse-Partle. ,nonns
talns. 1t Is probable the department
viii co-operagawitA tNeastate {saf11thTF
ties in. dealiEINitlFthe Ahsectsaim dasS
they IprovedH anad hE 81 n
New York; ss%sa Sa Es4 sSssS 8 ~ 3 4
f fissi 3ae gsgilIst aIfiysf Yesterday in
f PUN Vt h3h9Rg gsf low viii Eil
nn 9 h II NortlyG
m Inc rs Hfnalfk. Heasa1i
night. '
nse1affrt wlll, setpxn .l,ese about Sent
14a Whena he will Eoainte, training Hr
Aa61tg AasNaths Sharkey. III. llf@n.s
Sf1si.A sst,::k \ I,.i.ss7 4;d,1
,as4nds nRt9ssxf.4Aes Nlcaoussa ri 3;f.s.1
"qsgfr4H J!AYy22s5sAttt the poorllouse.a lat:
s$ahElm@b MitAA province Df.tsusenI on
atHaaaN R4t neaxlE saohra htmdre i'm.
GmsIeS, mosta ofsftfem Pntesys attacked;
saataatfAndantt.se s,sapdsA oversears lsw8tfr
-EntTes and e3ubEs4t rl.rsyyG s,ssyiW iii "a
sss.she police We're strmnoHefl tand. wt9rAs
'aftaetsed by 6,rfOtern;Anli o8.ifgH4 ~,
use their weap siAyseiS;d 4SeK;;i
'efah TsofrGs 18 rioters Z wesress ]. seyefelvs
eWounds1ts bUtt. AAaHya the fif1SlehdeIHs
aM ~ airested una aiwdsrest6fed.
Ha1 .HAsd xzaa sc, Ss::: 70 isih,ffAf jss..
50 - ;s7sna tAsrc1 AGaa sBraa BFns5's: IL:
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u-MHQS3-4enfEGEIIS Aie
not here, including the Minnesota
s4rops and ,aAs who arrived recently Gojn
sss;,tVfdtiI!s;aIE's sHiIYk6t|3i5ji*s$;sss!

off ind allowed TO go home as soon as
the wish and are able Without regard
to lie ARRIVAL Of their regiments. Those
WHO are unable ITO go. home; when their
keit af tie hospital tidtfi they are weif.
~. a.,, 7... Major General"
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REvoLUfioNARY TALK
No En- End Of !, Tseunle Eearedffa san

ii II Hnd e i F ss,5;s. Es.rsa san
Cape Haitien, July 3O.-Tha funeral
of President Heuffean& 81 sah=bomin-
60 took place at 5 o'clock ast evening
in Santiago deIas Ga1alieros|A The
spophfation panic stricken. but
There Was Do disorder. report has
been received here to the effect that
saA advefsaHieEsgiafH1 hezgazHHmeat at
tacked MSM laSa MgM. Y&dana#s OF
4 ;;9,i $; e! ::t &;
! htii aas6 ri |7 ns s & Sssa
was great rejoicing among the Domins.
ica4si@ ahany of whom live in and
arothM Clpe Haitien. These exiles,
VIII kresalriven out of their country
by ffre1 flx, are now preparing ito
Eems olives and enter San Domin-
go, Where they expect their chief, Don
Juan Isidor Jiminez, to join them. The
Dominican government is makinas
| aEssaa1eInBs 1890 & '; u I. ''s2' z''"
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Cleveland oa " Jul, 70 Slowly
3 Ing 81 ST. ). s|;;; 4 s q

time appearance. Yesterday the street
cars were we'll; patra1.ze e, sspseseeiseal4
during the busy hours Of the morning
and evening. This is said to Sc tie
e eest tsgea4F4ss9s,aaa tnsa s satepfa n
g ss e e. e 60 .!,sgt e.
fsa wlas.Rfiw Mssatilshsl4
~ plesas4t issaiss,i.sa.ss. rs
over what the troops shall do and what
they shall not do. The adjutaH3 ke@$
eral is Of the opinion that the duty Of
the national guard IS merely to put
h6xa, 7aotiig md tn0eto do pogd nntt.ss
guard may be, Mayor F ssiiI s4tssdsl
that the troops are here under. his au.
thoritY and that they will remain here
aitilI a fhR6 Hhat EtlieR sean, be. alis-
pensed with. The. responsibility of
preserving the ofdeH ofsthe eiiy Iresfa
upon the shoulders of the mayor, he
says; ah4isshe phoHosesstoi seesthat his
plane:hra;, not ,inferfereds with, by any
ones He deglaress that ilie is Il be the
jadss NE SeaRs 81 RSk waSt;
between Mayor kdfless antda:sNfdjt. Gen.
AXlfne within tke;lnsftfeHn days oyer
this question. s.Raltnbrki tdsssstie eff ct
that: the city teonnqil will iendsilvori to
T ER rs f Ss gesday
and he did not like tliefnt: 4'rfae mat for
feels that.Ae Inns the islthafhai,:kell in
hand iRtal lie fears that! anY aetIions of
the council whatever will be- temp liz
ing with the lawless element Of fine
city, and. will, cause ..lgffafion. which
VIII Simply Probing the :tToiib1e,s' After
the breaches have been healed and
quiet has been absolutely. restored the
am inye Sse'ak 'sea sd A
council, but he deems that the mem
hetts astxtttaa ding onlA Extremely danger
Gus ground when they undertake to re-
sg sasa ssss
the other night can be adopted with a
neetinpy fs.=s5tifete
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GRAND FORKS CARNIVAL
Closer IN. ,a,-Biiajj

Closed. HI; a-Biaze of Glory-Prizes
sT ,s J. : :.;,is; Awarded; ~.
AZ; rtsnd Forks: n. p .-The carnival
celebration was; completed Wednesday.
l il = sntsr i 1T The history IF the
the Kind that. has as Jet taken place
|. The 1ioral parade, equaied 'anyl demon
aftor:that has beer previously Civ
<en II thAaEerthwest. The Argyle band
.asWon tEe.1iFst: prize, 500, in:1the band
contest: ~ Reynolds ., won the. second
-:nrizesaf $40; 4 LaFimare. won frst:in the
;Ra Fade contest and Argyle secdtd, the
lAss tM% prizes s: being $50 and $50. re-
i. !. !. wsdies1dys eYenihg sthoHsaiNls Of
Tsorte fllter E, streets and
aiIreift tiies afawo nd WI rom other
attractions arranged OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.ixsent. & ,ssx,ss-..sssa 800,
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THEY Wt1EsLt3cUsxn HOME 81!
= " 70. g c - '--'.v - &c:
Sick Men Will ReSDtkchnrgeikyN When

i 81 franxisco. July so. = TM. SILK
hn5 wopadM MINNESOTA soldiers will
nothave to stay in San FRANCISCO until
the regiment arrjeys, bnt wilEsSe Fais
loved to go home ds 'sobh as they are
sxsl :Ys sg te traEe4 Gen ShafteE
fdii'akaleh the foale Wins. dietated. state
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