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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
DARGls BOUND OVER.
Defense Offered No testimony
in the Preliminary
Elk animation.

The taking Of testimony in the
preliminary examination Of Otie
Dargis. charged with assault with a
deadly weapon, was completed be-
fore Justice Shaw Wednesday even
ing. Justice Shaw did not, however
announce his decision until today,
and when given it was to hold the
accused over to await the action OF
the grand Jury. Bail was fixed at
$500, which Mrs. Dargis. mother OF
the boy, furnished, and the lad was
given his liberty. No evidence was
introduced by the defense, and only
those subpoenaed by the State were
heard. These included the O'Shea
boys, and practically everyone who
had witnessed the affair. In regard
to which OF the two parties began
the row, the testimony was some
what conflicting. as was also the
case in regard to which one OF the
boys was the aggressor at the time
OF the stabbing. Mrs. Sheek's testi-
mony was very much in favor OF the
defendant, and according to the
story told by Mrs. Cowick, the
Anderson boys were not anxious to
avoid q row, but appeared anxious
for one. ~
One of the O'Shea boys admitted,
however. that he opened the ball by
shooting once at the Anderson boys
wi9h q sling shot. 1t may be diff
cult to prove self defense, but there
was certainly bad mix-up before
the stabbing for which it will be
difficult to locate the blame.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
kasella Discharged.

The taking of testimony In the
case OF the State against Simon Ka-
sella was completed at about 4
O'Clock Wednesday aiterno ON, and
at the conclusion of the arguments OF
the attorneys Justice Sheldon an
nounced that the prisoner was dis
charged. The arrest OF Kasella is
due entirely to an unsettled dispute
between him and Martin Ledo In re-
gard to the line running between
their lands. Several surveys have
been made, an it appears that no
two surveys were alike. Kasella
was charged with cutting some
fence posts on Ledo's land, but as it
was not clearly demonstrated shat
these fence posts were not on Ka-
sella' g land instead of Ledo's, Justice
Sheldon could see no just cause
for a conviction. A similar case be-
tween these two parties was heard
several weeks ago. AT that time
Kasella had Ledo arrested for cut
ting hay on his land. Ledo claimed
that he supposed the land was his
according to the survey made. Ledo
was discharged and the costs were
assessed to Kasella. i In the case
tried Wednesday the costs will be as
sessed against Ledo, and the score
will be evened up. This will prob
ably be the result Of any other trials
that may come up between these two
parties over that line, unless they
have survey made and the line
between them is properly determined
beyond dispute. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
herAssaultCase

and O'Clock there appeared in the
office of Justice Sheldon, about as
sorry a looking specimen of ill-treat-
ed humanity as one has the privilege
of seeing in this section. BY a mix
ture of blood and mud his identity
was almost lost, but his is familiar
figure to the city justices and they
soon recognized him. He proved to
be George Foldinski, OF Swan River,
known to the profession as the Swan
River attorney, and he was there for
the purpose OF having a warrant
issued for the arrest OF the cause OF
his demoralizedl appearance. When
the mud and blood was removed his
countenance was in such shape that
it would be impossible for a person
not acquainted with George to even
guess at the nature of the calamity
that befeli him. His forehead reseln,
bled hat rack, so prominent were
the several bumps on it, and one OF
his organs of speech, his under lip,
was divided into three sections. His
mouth was in such bad shape that
he talked with difficulty. and just
what effect upon his language this
change in the makeup OF his mouth
will have was a matter Of conjecture
to those who saw him. However
he managed to let the Justice know
the name of his assailant. and gave
some particulars regarding the al
fair. Matthias Ringwelski, known as
"Iron" Ringwelski, is the man who
by few strokes of his artistic ability
had completely changed Georges
face, and it can be safely said with
out making any Improvement in it.
George was in a somewhat dazed
condition both from the trouble he
had been through and by imbibing
too freely OF his favorite beverage,
but as near as could be learned, he
and his assailant had been drinking
at Drowskowski's place on the West
side, George remembered that
Ringwelski told him to go away or:
he would kick him in the face. He
also remembered that he didn't 60
away and Ringwelski fulfilled his
promise and repeated it several times
for good measure. He did not know
whether anyone else witnessed the
assault, hut recollected that some
one had put a stop to Ringwelski's
kicking exercise, but not until it had
become very monotonous and. pain
ful to George. The warrant asked.
for was issued, and it is probable
that the story of the affair will be
heard again with all it's terrible de-
tails by Justice Sheldon Friday. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
Does 1t Pay to Be Cheap.

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want
something that will relieve and cure
the more severe and dangerous re-
suits OF throat and: lung troubles.
What shall you do? Go to a warmer
and more regular climate? Yes, if
possible; if not possible for you, then
iii either case take the ONLY remedy
that has been introduced in all
civilized countries with success iii
"Boschee's German Syrup" 1t not
only heals and stimulates the tissues
to destroy the germ disease, but
allays Inflammation, causes easy ex-
pectoration, gives a good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try
ONE bottle. Recommended many
We ars by all druggistsin the world.
Sample bottles at L. D. Browns.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13

G. A. Towne will hurry to
Duluth, having returned from
Europe in a hurry, and will then
hurry to Iowa or Ohio, or Ken
lucky, to impress the voters
with the awful calamity that, is
crushing them down. He has
had a job writing for a magazine
for the past few months and
now realizes the slavery that is
attached to position on a pay
roll. He quit politics and
worked for a short time just to
be able to describe the horrors
of modern serfdom under the
gold standard. He will doubt
less have some vivid experiences
: to relate. And from the stand
point of zone of them" he can
talk to many others who have
also had wages and income.
His new found party of Bryan,
Altgeld and Tillman can prom
Use the people much relief from
their present condition. And
that is one promise they will
carry out completely ifthey win.
Towne realizes the pressing
need of action and will hurry.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13

In a proclamation Aguinaldo
says the great Democratic party
in the United States is very
friendly to- the Filipino insur-
gents, and that the rebels will
be helped by the Democrats.
Aguinaldo is such a liar that he
can't be depended on to tell the
truth about the Democratic
party and the Democratic party
is so disappointing in allits per-
formances that the Filipino
rebel is placing his faith in a
very unsatisfactory organiza-
ton.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Items From the Great Rail-
roads Report for Year
Ending June 80, 80.

The annual report of the Northern
Pacific Railway company for the
year ending June 80, 1899. has been
made public, and shows that the
road did a mountaineering business
for that period. The volume OF
business done by a railroad is an
accurate record Of the business &C
tivity in the territory it serves, and
this report shows that more freight
and passengers were transported in
the Northwest last year than ever
before.
The exceptionally favorable condi-
lions. Of the year just closed have in
duced the management to make IN
usally liberal appropriations out OF
the income for additions and better
ments. There was appropriated
from income for these purposes the
amount of $2,l7s,619, the principal
items of which are $491, S16, for wild
ening entertainments, ballast, gravel
pits, ETC., $456,452 for changes of
grade, 1856, 900 for bridges, $1l2, 1923
for increase in weight OF rails, SILL
COB for sidings, wyes and crossovers
and $l19,92l for spurs. Expenditures
from beIterment and enlargement
fund for the year totaled $3,6S6, 1926,
which comprises 1851, 525 for real
estate and right OF way at Seattle
and Grand Forks, $S0S, 494 for new
branches and extensions, 1858, 100 for
securities of the Montana and Mon
tana Union, and $1,72S,176 for new
equipment.
The total mileage operated was
4,579 miles. an increase of 217.
A total OF 1897 ops passengers were
carried, and 5,916,63 tons of freight
handled.
Other items given in the report
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
GLOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE

ST. Paul, Mimi, box No. 81. The leadh
Business, Telegraph and Shorthand q
leRe in the Northwest. hstablishe6 5
years. Is thorough. practical, reliable,
this college is the quickest and sur est
road to success. First class teachers and
up-to-date methods are the features Of
this popular school,. For catn1ogues. etc.
address r. A. MARION. Principal.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
Even if 1900 should be a pros

Even if 1900 should be a pros
porous year, il would not neces-
sarily be a sign of McKinley's
election. Things in 1892 looked
well, vet Harrison was badly
defeated,-Little Falls Herald.
Yes, and the Democratic party
had control of the government,
and carried out such a policy
that things didn't look well.
And the Democratic party is
now more capable than ever of
bringing aboutnational disaster
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13

True beauty comes from within
instead of from without. A beauti-
full face is the outward sign. That's
why Rocky Mountain Tea makes
women beautiful. Ask your druggist.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13

"When our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough, our. doctor
gave the One Minute Cough Cure.
They recovered rapidly" writes P.
Bellies, Argyle, Pa. IT cures coughs,
colds, grippe and all throat and lung
troubles. l.. d. Brown. ss J
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
BASIS MISREPRESENTATION

ST. Paul Dispatch: At a
meeting of the Republican state
central committee, last evening,
the chief topic of discussion was
the basis of representation in
the next state convention.
1t was the sentiment of the
committee and the representa-
tive Republicans who attended
that the usual custom should
be followed, and the represen-
tation should be based upon the
vote cast for w. II. Eustis, as
the Republican candidate for
governor last year. ,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13

Aitkin Age: The many friends Of
Conductors Denny and Farmer on
this division, will be glad to know
that they have been reinstated, after
a layoff of two or three months,
having gone to work the first of the
week. Several main line conductors
who encountered the "ax" at the
same time have been given back
their places, we understand.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13
ST.. BENEDICT'S ACADEMY,

4 gt853! ST. BENEDICT'S ACADEMY,
5! st. Joseph. Stearns Co., MINI.
"a scho ol for girls with which is
connected q boarding school for little
boys. For catalogue apply to the
Directress. 49,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-13

"ClC 90 AOAO"0s
Gross earnings. ...............$ 26,O4s. e7s
Operating expenses..."..... 12,349, 452
Net earnings. ............... 1868, 22l
Additions and taxes......... 1926, 752
Total net earnings........... 1917, 469
Other income .................." 100, 6O7
Total income. 11,774,O76
Charges and rentals...,... $780, 1893
Surplus for year............... 1888, 2S3
Dividends. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,6OO.O0O
. The cost of the road lis given as
1927, l56,570, and it is bonded for
$146. $50, 800, with $155, 100000 capital
stock.
The large earnings of the company
have enabled it to continue this year
the improvements, and the extensive
work being done at Little Falls is
one OF the most important improve
ments being made this year.
The company has not only in
vested thousands Of dollars here this
year, but has also made q material
reduction in the shipping. price of
wheat and other farm products,
that means saving Of thousands OF
dollars to the people Of this county.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-06-14

foddes 0stergotand 85
Vd
ohannunds
1869 M bkop Tnsgode derefer stiff ti
da ugck
staninope till
Amerik
Baltimore
ordnae
behofd
skodirektion fera
Ar 1891 till Synodens
ALT nneha Under
Ar
doktor
pastoral
Esther
vid Gustavus Adolphus College. Evad dog
Omaha
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D0dsbringande cyklon.
Staden New Richmond WiScOn.
sin lagd i ruiner.
Omkrlng $50 menniskor d0dade och
fran 100 till $50 sarade.

En- forfarlig cyklon drog vid sextiden
imandags qvall fran ofver New Rich
mond, Wis, totalt 0delaggande den
lila staden och. spridande idande
och d6d bland dess befolkning. New
Richmond var belagen begge stran-
derna af Willow River omkring sexton
mil nord0st ON Hudson, men af den
vackra staden fnnes icke mycket qvar,
ty enligt hvad gardagens morgontid-
ningar uppgifva lemnade cyklonen icke
en- enda byggnad affarsdelen or0rd.
Huru manga menniskolif gingo forlo-
rade DR. Ell annu med sakerhet kandt,
men dodssiffran angafs ett vid tvati-
den i gar (tisdag) morse inganget tele-
gram fran Jewett Mills till $50, medan
samma depesch de sarades antal sa-
des uppga till fran 100 till $50.
Efter den f0rfarliga katastrofen ut
br0t cid ruinerna och det befaras, att
fere sarade blifvit branda till d0ds.
Under eftermiddagen hade Gulmers
cirkus haft en- forevisning staden och
ganska manga landtbor hade ditkom-
nit for att bevista f6restallningen
Vid stormens annalkande togo cirkus-
besokarne sin tillfykt till handelslo-
kalerna, der de troligen funno sin d0d.
Stadens invanareantal uppgick till
omkring $500, och en- icke obetydlig
del deraf utgjordes af svenskar.
Nagon berakning pa huru stor egen-
domsf6rlusten ar har icke kunnat
g6ras.
Lakare och sjuksk6terskor afreste
fran tvillingstaderna och andra plat
ser, sa smart underrattelsen ON den
forfarliga olyckan ingatt, for att skyn-
da befolkningen den hems0kta STA
den till undsattning.
Afven fran La Crosse, Black River
Falls, Galesville, Reedsburg, Osceola,
Winona och andra stader Wisconsin
och Minnesota har ingatt underrattel-
ser ON odelaggande regnstormar pa
mandagsqvallen, men So vidt kandt. Or
gingo inga menniskolif f0rlorade des
sa trakter.
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WisC0nsin-nyheter.

Fruktsk6rden vantas ar blifya
ovanligt riklig Wisconsin.
Pension blef H. L. johnson West
Rosedale beviljad f0rliden vecka.
Under badning drunknade onsdags
l7-arige hogskoleeleven Johnnie Ma
loney Arcadia.
Az EFT vadaskott dodades ogonblick-
ligen l3-ariga Grace Fisher Viroqua
on dag fora veckan.
Drunknade La Crosse-foden nara
Medary gjorde mandags hustrun till
Ed Larson Onalaska.
F8rh6jd pension, fran SO till $1Oi
manaden, blef John F. johnson Mil.
waukee heviljad forliden vecka.
TIL 5 Ars straffarbete statsfangel-
set domdes fora veckan John Harring-
ton och Edward Ratigan for det de
harom dagen rofvat bsnken Amherst.
fold at Stag afled domare Hurdin
Gillette, som ocksa benamts "Kenoshas
Grand Old Man.. f0rliden vecka slit
hem Kenosha. 81 Or gammal.
D6dad af bantag. Da postmastare
Hotchild Bennett Siding tisdags t.
" skulle kasta in en- postsack post
kupen d cit passerande tag, rakade
han snafva och falla hufvudstupa pa
jernvagssparet SAINT blef krossad till
d0ds.
F6rglftade genom att drfcka 81 blef.
vo onsdags S5-ariga Mary Edgar SAINT
Joseph Morrissey och mrs J. ELLEN
Wood Silver City, en- forstad till Mil
waukee. Den f0rstnamda afled och de
senare la legat svart sjuka. Det an
tages. att 6let f0rgiftats, och saken
skall undersokas.
West tSuperiOr-notiser. Omaha. ban
bolaget har for afsigt att vid Allouez-
vixen uppfora on elevator rymmande
on million bushels spanmal.- North
western Grass Twine Company har in
k6pt cit landomrade pa 50 acres vid
st. Louis-viken syfte att dera uppf0-
ra en st0rre bindegarnsfabrik, kostan-
de S25OOOO Det antages, att omkrinR
900 arbetare komma att anstallas vid
den nya fabriken nasta vinter.--En
l0sdrifvare vid MANN James Buckley
begick den 6 dennes sjelfmord genom
hangning sin cell arbctshuset, dit
han sandts f0regaende dag.
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Illinois Grain Dealers Association
afholl forliden vecka Decatur EFT
mote, som besoktes at hundra farmare
och spanmalshandlare.
Vanartlg flicka. En- 1e ar gammal
flioka vid namn Hulda Berg domdes
nyligen New Britain, Conn.,, till 30
dagars fangelse, emedan hon nattetid
uppfort sig oanstandigt ute stadens
gator.
Svensk slmIararlnna. Fr0ken Anna
Cronhjelm- Wallbergi Worcester, Mass,
kommer att sommar blifva forestan-
darinna och simlararinna vid dambad-
huset. som af staden hAlles vid Quinsi-
gamondsjon.
SkadestAndsmaI. Mrs Mary Lindell
Elgin, Tex, har stamt Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas-banbolaget for utf&ende
at $4,000 skadeersattning, emedan
hennes man, F. o. Lindell, den 26 de.
cember forlidet ar ofverkorts ooh do
dats at cit namda bolags godstag.
Ranmord. Det stympade liket at
Natrona, Pa. bosatte svensken Alex
ander Carlson antrafPades en- dag fora
veckan liggande Nickel Plate -banan
nara Cleveland, Ohio. Forst troddes
det, att olyckshandelse forelag, men
senare har kommit dagen. att han
m0rdats och ranats ooh Hket derefter
kastats q jernvagssparet.
rlenniskooffer. Enligt hvad SON
days till Victoria, B. c., AMANDA gruf-
arbetare meddela raider hungersn0d
bland indianerna vid Stewartfodens
mynning och flere personer ha dott af
svalt. Meddelarne uppgafvo ocksa,
att indianerna offrat en- indianflicka
for att blidka "Den store anden" och
forma honom att afvanda hungersn6-
den. Med anledning haraf ha trupper
afsandts till platsen for att arrestera
deltagarne offerhandlingen.
En- skrifvelse fran Andree2 Enligt
telegram fran Kristiania, Norge, den
dennes skulle tva gossar sistlidne "a
maj a nora kusten af Island ha upp-
hittat en- af Andree, Strindberg ooh
Fraenckel undertecknad papperslapp
eller bref med foljande innehall: ''Drif-
bojen No7. Denna boj kastades fran
Andrees ballong den II juli 1897, 1906
aftonen, Greenwich It'd, 81 norr, 25 0st.
vi aro pa en- hold af 600 meter. ALT
val"
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Eft sagverk med en- tillverknings-
maktighet af 125OOO fot virke ON da-
gen skall dagarne borja uppforas
Tower at Tower Logging Railroad Go.
Till asylen for sinnessjuka Fergus
Falls sandes torsdags arbetaren 10.
seph johnson fran Virginia. Mannen
lnbillar sig, att han forfoljes af perso.
ner, som s0ka skada honom.
kontraktet for byRgande af vatten-
verk och en- elektrisk kraftstation
Princeton utlemuades onsdags till
frman W. l. Gray & Co. fran Mime
apolis, som erbjudit sig att utfora ar
betet for $4,000. Arbetet skall utan
drojsmal paborjas.
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.Allmdnna nyheter.

duldreserven nationalskattkam-
maren uppgick i 10rdags till 234,OO8,-
481 dollars ..--.4.s.-.
Pension att utga med S12 manaden
blef G. Hokanson Bode, Ia., beviljad i
fora veckan.
Till postmastare vid den nya post
stationen G Omaha, Nebr., har L. An
derson blifvit utnamd.a
For fortal har Lena Peterson Oma.
ha, Nebr., stamt c.. j. Holm derstades
under yrkan pa $4,000 skadestand.
Ohio Valley Bimetalllc Association
afh0ll nyligen mote i Louisville, Ky..
och "forklarade sig" for Bryan och fri
silfvermyntning.
OIyckIig roddtur. Iva man vid namn
Albright ooh Larson fran Sycamore,
ILL.,, drunknade l sondags under en-
roddtur nara Clinton, Ia, det deras
bat kantrade.
AT en- egendomlig fysisk Akomma
dr. en- gammal veteran vid namn Elias
Winans Elizabeth, N. j., besvarad.
Hans hjerta har nemligen fyttat sig
nara fem tum fran slit normala lage
och Or nu, enligt lakares utsago, under
hans venstra arm.
Tjugo ar | Amerika blir namnet pa
en- box, som en- Fredrick Peterson i
Boston, Mass, h&ller pa att utgifva
och hvari han amnar behandla sina err
farenheter och iaktagelser var repu-
blk under de sista 20 aren, sarskildt
erfarenhetsr0nen under sin 14-ariga
vistelse Boston.
En- svensk damk6r har dagarne or
ganiserats Brooklyn. N. Y. och till
styrelse valt foljande: fru II. .Lund-
beck, ordf.; froken Louise Finblad, v.
ordf.; fru Emily Bjurberg, kassor; fru
G. Alexisson. prot. sekr.; fr0ken Mabel
Lundbeck, finanssekr.; froken Hilda
Bj0rk, bibliotekarie.
Ofvergaf sin famiIj gjorde harom d.
gen Hans Anderson New Britain,
Conn. Den pligtforgAtne mannen re.
ste till Delaware. derifran han medde.
lat sin hustru. att han tfifdes utmarkt
och. icke amnade atarvanda ooh fattie-
warden New Britain har mast taea
hand ON den 0fvergifnA familjen, enar
den befann sig n0dstAld belagenhet.
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Dakota-nyheter.

En- mj0:qvarn, Fostande $4,000,
skall uppforas Drayton. N. d.
DOmare Parliman afled f0rlden veo.
ka slit hem Sioux Falls s. d., 66X
ar gammal.
Sitt 25:te arsm0te h0ll South Da-
kota State Sunday Schools f0rliden
vecka Aberdeon.
Ladies' Union Mission Sherman, 8.
d., lnkorporerades f. v. hos statssekre-
raren af mrs Emma Berg, mrs Rhoda
Simmons o. a. damer.
Qvarstad ladies' fora veckan pa
statssenator McGillivarys Medora, N.
d., hastar, emedan egaren for sju Ars
It'd uraklatit att erlagga honom paford
skatt.
KrOssade till d0ds under en- ang-
skyffel, som stjelpte och foil Diver
dem, blefvo tre vid Burlington banan
Hot Springs, S. D., anstalda arbetare
f6rliden vecka
Ramsey Park Hall Association ar
namnet pa cit bolag som +. v. inlemna-
do sina nkorporationsartikl hos
statssekreteraren / Pierre, s. D. In
korporat0rerna aro John A. Swanson,
r. G. Fitzgerald och F. A. Landers.
SjeIfmord models hangning begick
hotellvarden Carl Opsahl Minst, N.
D., forliden vecka. For tva ar sedan
n uS rt cfi,E Fol
sedan dess icke varit fullt normal.
Han efterlemnar hustru och alta barn.
Observation-Disclosures uppgifver sig
ega 80 menigheter och missionsstatio-
ner 8. d. Missionsskolor fnnas 4
Yankton- Rosebud, Fort Bennett ooh
Standing Rock-indianreserva
och samma reservationer uppgar an
talet dopta till 0,276, konfirmerade till
28B, kommunikanter till 3,O36 och son,
dagsskolbarn till 1,877.
En- f0rskracklig tiIldrage!se timade
q en- farm nara Park River, N. D., It's
days f. v. Farmen egdes at en- svensk
vid MANN Dahlgren, som for ett par ar
sedan var intagen asylen James
town, men senare utskrifvits derifran
sasom &terstald. Tisdagen reste hans
hustru in till staden. Vid afagsnan-
det var allting som vanligt hemmet,
men vid aterkomsten fam qvinnan sa-
val mannen som familjens lila barn
liggande doda boningshuset. Mannen,
som formodligen ater blifvit vansin-
Mig, hade afsknrit barnets strupe och
derefter burit hand pa SIG sjelf