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AlIcmpt ~ WRECK ENnress rrnin

a.. D,...,a1e'phla, July 11.-According 20
'h's ot the Baltimore q Ohio rail.
~ a- "a deliberate attempt 10 wreck tbe
a,Hlhsion express 10 No,,.
W. came near being successful early
|s.'| az Folsom, a short distance out.
=. '' gu 8 city The train. which
- insisted OF two sleepers. two dov
w. .l.s ana three baggage cars left
N, 't,'lRton M 1880 last night II was
IN. 1eIe az $40 this morning. An omen
',.l. az Folsom. overturned the en-.
5rs gul deiailed the three baggage
~, out mo- one was injured.
hi N.'.Ill.!.h,atlon disclosed the fact that
t.. wien had been tempered with
a-,,.. l'foad officials have placed de.
|ar.s.S5s IN lhe case and have offered a
y, ~. y, ~ $500 for the arrest or conylc-
VI those tampering with the switch
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ANOTHER AFFIRMATION.
Case Of Strickley vs.. Hin Affirmed
by the Supreme Court.

The Supreme court handed down an
opinion this afternoon affirming the
judgment Of the lower court In the case
OF John Strlckley ct al vs. Elmer Hill
appellant
The case involved title to the Navajo
mining claim, situated I'm the West
Mountain Mining district. The SUI
preme court found in favor OF plain
THIS, and the Supreme court finding
no reversible error In the record, az
frmed the Judgment.
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I the new executive committee, Mr. Bliss
| said that Doe preferred not Go discuss
| the matter lie stated that Doe had come
! TO Cleveland to accompany the nuutica-
| ton committee Co Canton tomorrow as
the guest OF Senator Hanna.
STORY or THE PLOT TO KILL.
New YORK. July 1.-THE World says.
"A plot TO- assassinate President Nc
hinley has been frustrated. IL was
ccncoctCd by a group OF Spanish ana
Cuban c0uspirat0rs who had he3dquar-
tors in New York
zone of the plotters weakened and
sent a warning letter TO member OF
the Republican national committee.
The letter was placed lu the hands of
Secretary Charles Dick, who referred
ID - Chairman Odell OF the New York
State committee for investigation.
Chairman Odell engaged n detective
who speedily verified certain allega-
lions made In the warning letter
Thereupon Mr.. Odell reported To- Secre-
tary Dick. who laid an the facts before
Chairman Mark Hanna.
MIR Odels report caused great
alarm among the Presidents close
friends and advisers Mr. Odell made
10 plain that he regarded the plot as
matter Of the utmost seriousness and
urged that extreme precautions be TAX
en- to keep the President out Of harms
reach.
"Messrs. Dick and Hanna laid the
whole matter before the President be-
fore he departed for Canton. They in
structed Mr. Odell 10 continue his in
yestigation and cautioned him 10 work
with the utmost secrecy.
ITO a World reporter last night Mr..
Odell admitted that he and certain
members Of the national committee had
dIc0vered a plot to assasslnate the
President Yes Il is true, he said
but ! regret exceedingly that the mat
ter has become public
He was extremely anxious that no
reference whatever should be made
TO the matter Special detectives are
guarding the President IN Canton"
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l.. A. W. Meet.

Milwaukee. Wis. July 1i.-Brlgbt
weather today greeted the 600 cyclists
ne are here 10 attend the National
q. q. w. meet a cycle show In the
.Il gallery ot the exposition building.
NN'I. Everything In the bicycle line Is
W ,Nh. 1i;on, is an attractive feature
lN- one mile invitation, straight
AVA! mulucycle race down Grand
avenue. on the asphalt pavement and
W. automobile race will take place late
ms afternoon. ''''
%. grand circuit races OF the N q
=. uDgin with tomorrow.
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Japan's Chinese Division.

Paris, July HAT a cabinet council
today the minister OF foreign affairs, NJ.
Delcasse. read a telegram from Toxic
confirming the news that Japan VIII
send Immediately TO Taku a complete
division OF 1900 men.
a dispatch from Che Foo. dated July
. says the Orphanage at shantung, has
been pillaged.
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QUEENS GARDEN PARTY.
Il Gave Rise to a Most Extraordinary Scene
in the House Of Commons.
Motion 90 Adjourn John Dillon,
Nationalist, aud Madison, Rad
zeal, Made strong objection.

london, July 1.-THE queens garden
party at buckingham palace today was
an especially brilliant function. Her
majesty came from Windsor 20 attend
the party and drove about among the
thousands Of guests who included the
members OF the royal family. the diplo-
matte corps and other distinguished
people, The members Of the United
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THIS CASE ALSO AFFIRMED.
Supreme Court Decision in Law
yer's Fee suit.

ycf's zee SUIT
The Supreme court today affirmed
the judgment OF the lower court, in the
case OF Joseph Potter VS. the Ajax Min
ing company, appellant.
This was an appeal from the judgment
had against the Ajax Mining company
FOR the sum OF s., sou in the Fifth ju-
dicial district and was the second APP
peal had In the cause. The complaint
was filed IN October 1891 The cause
Of action was one for personal injuries
sustained By Potter while in the de-
PENDANT company employ, OccaslOned
through us negii gence. The case was
compromised, and the case came on for
trial the second time for the purpose
Of determining the amount OF cOmpen-
sauOn the attorneys for plaintiff We're
entitled 10 receive under "a certain con-
tract The action was brought 10 re-
cover $4,000, but plaintiff thought the
efforts Of Thomas MaTineauN, an at
torney for the London Guaranty COM
pany, who had insured the defendant
company by reason of accidents against
It's employees. Induced the plaintiff 20
dismiss the case iu consideration Of the
payment OF $1,000. This was done
without consulting the attorneys for
plaintiff, Messrs. J. Z. Page & Powers,
Straup q Lippman Plaintiff IL seems.
had agred 10 pay his attorneys one
half of any amount recovered. either
By way OF judgment or settlement, no
settlement 20 be- made without the
consent Of both parties TO the agree
ment, II was also stipulated that the
attorneys should advance the necessary
court costs and witness fees, which
was done
Counsel for plaintiff contended that
the contract was champert0us, but the
Supreme court holds 20 the contrary
and aftrms the lower courts judgment.
Justice Miner delivered the opinion.
Chief Justice BartCh C0ncurred, but
Justice Baskin dissented.
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Ninth Infantry at Che Foo.

Washington. July 1.-THE following
cable-ram has been received at the
navy department from Admiral Remey:
"Che Foo, July l0.-Secretary OF
Nayy-ArrWed yesterday. Two bat
tallons Ninth infantry and one bat
TALON marines Col. Meade. landed to-
day 10 proceed TO Tien Tsin Allied
forces in Tien Tsin engaged In main
tanning their defenses. order Solace
here 10 take sick and wounded 10
Yokohama hospital Oregon proceed
soon 10 dock at Kure towed by char
tered steamer and conveyed by Nash
vile. Just learned from Admiral Sey-
mour az Tien Tsin foreigners there are
hard pressed.
"REMEY."
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Cruiser Fiona Ashore.

,, Johns, n, f., July 1.-THE colo.
-' cruiser Fiona Is ashore near cod.
l'.. within "a few miles OF the scene m
. .g wreck Of the British steamer Mare.
Is bound from Montreal FOR Liver.
~, which went ashore June gCth AT
-, Angull'e on the southwest coast
y. nc" Foundland The Fiona strucl,
~ a dense fog, and Il Is feared
I',, WV not get on The steamer Regu.
tU,. uled 20 tow her OF. but failed
,s,,s,H..ns tugs have ben ordered 10 her
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GERMAN MINISTER TO CHINA.
DR. Mumm Won schwarzenstein APP.
pointed as Won ketteler's Successor.

Berlin.July il-DrMumm Won Scwar-
zensteln, envoy extraordinary Of Ger
many to the Grand Duchy OF Luxem-
burg, has been appointed German
minister TO China IN succession 10 the
late Baron Won Kettler lie starts for
the far east In a few days accompanied
by Baron Won Der Goltz.
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No Change in Presidents Plans.

Washington. July lit was stated
eI The White House that no word had
been received there TO the effect that
PRESIDENT Mckinley WIN return TO
Washington Saturday. As far as the
.'He'a. is az the executive mansion know
lHril has been no change In the Presi-
Dents original plans.
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PLEASED WITH UTAH.

This is Senator Daniels first visit to
Utah or any point Of the far west He
was one Of the delegates of his state
10 the Kansas City convention, and eX-
pressed himself today as being OF the
firm conviction that his party named
the winning ticket for the November
election. lie Is also well pleased with
i.s declaration of principles In speak
ing OF Utah the senator admitted his
fratihcation and surprise az what he
had seen I'm the brief period Of time
that he had been here After the lun-
CneOn at the Alta club he repaired 90
his room at the Knutsford, where he
win rest until dinner. This evening he
VIII. with the gentlemen with whom
be dined, and n few others, take a run
out 10 Saltair II Is not improbable
that he will also take plunge IN the
Lake Tomorrow ne will continue his
Journey 20 the Pacific coast and II may
be that arrangements viii be made In
the meantime for him 90 deliver a poll
teal address here on his homeward
trip.
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THE MERCURY'S MARK.
it Reached a Maximum Of "a This
Afternoon.

Today was regarded as exceedingly
close and oppressive, though the mer-
curry only rose within Z degrees Of the
hottest day OF the month. which was
1Ol. The maximum figures reached to-
day. We're "a. which occurred at 2
o'clock. At that time a brisk breeze
caused a decided drop In the tempera-
ture.
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CHARGED WIN INSANITY.

A complaint was sworn TO today In
the Third district court charging Mary
Sabine. an inmate OF the county in
Primary with insanity The woman,
who Is rs years of age, VIII be given "a
hearing at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
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CHINA GIVES HER
SIDE OF THE STORY
RebelIiOus Athletic Subjects Start Troubles
-POpuace Regarded Movement as
Supernatural and Strange.


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be- ,rI4riy nn5'r5toi l., sii ,i,. ','t S ~
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driven d, ,be upf,rr,,r,ia .n,sltinn Dc,
which .b. 'garId r.t .s'sr.i
com several r,.ristsrs v.ui mob.
known accurately and I'm det9u tbe
contents af This decree and the I.0iio, ~
China tu the ministers 5f foreign 9n3irs
I'm their respective countries and as-
sure them tfat military 3ufborItias are
still srlrtIIy erioiped fo 9ff8ri urufar-
ton 90 the IegatIoDs as hitherto to the
utmost of their power. As FOR me an-
arChists thev viii boz severely dealt
with as circumstance permit
"The several ministers win continue
IN the discharge of the duties W their
Offices as hitherto without hesitation
or doubt This telegaUh,g decree To-
be transmitted for their Information
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MarIborough saII. rar Englnnd.

Cape Town. July 1.-THE Duke Of
Marlborough, the Duke OF Norfolk
Lady Sarah Wilson. and Or. Conan
Doyle all FOR England today.
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ASSASSINATION OF Won KETTLE.
Ter

1T was while the discussion OF this
deposition was In progress that the
German minister Baron Won Ketteler.
was assassinated by a riotous mob one
morning while on HIS way 90 the TsuuU.
Li-Namen. On the previous day the
German minister had written O letter
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:; NWzZzzM
Awo,enoc s.orx

Bonesteel News: The young sons Of
William Emery and Oliver Dion captur-
ed a curious and valuable animal trophy
the other day while hunting in the shape
Of q half breed buffalo wolf pup. For
the past two years an uncommonly large
and ferocious buffalo wolf has had her
den near Geo. Pete's ranch on the reser-
walton. She has cost George a good
many dollars III the way Of hogs and
calves she killed and devoured, and all
efforts to kill or capture her have proved
futile-the animal being as willy and
cunning as she is destructive. Last fall
George sent out and got q couple of
blood hounds to trail her with-large,
blood-thir atty looking beasts. Singular
to state, the dogs took up with the crea-
ture and cohabited with her in her den
for several weeks, coming to the house
every few days for something to eat.
They came nee too often, for when
George suspicioned their movements and
found that they were perverting their
mission by aiding and abetting the wolf
aud propogating more of the species
instead Of destroying existing ones, be
blew their S25 heads off. This captured
pup is the result Of the strange attach
ment between the animals, and is I'M
doubtedly but one Of a litter. 1t has de.
stinctive traits of both wolf and hound,
the feet and legs resembling those OF a
hound, and the head, nose and ears
those of a wolf, while 1t has a cry min
Cling the sharp yelp of the wolf with the
deep. rumbling bay OF the blood hound.
1t is q curious animal, and the boys are
going to try aud sell it to some menag-
erie, and ought to get a good price.
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Lumber has been going out to Arthur
McKee's place for some days and on Mon
day about twelve neighbors and friends
turned in with tools and put up a new
barn to take the place of the one recently
destroyed by fire. The new structure is
22x30. 1t was o p%ralseworthy act and
no one could appreciate the act more
than Arthur Mckee. The following are
The names Of those who assisted in the
work: Jesse Hiatt, Ben Lunn, Henry
Herrleln, Joe Kane, Thos. Gallagher,
Peter Paulson, George Brown, John Meis,
Bert Pebbles, James Taylor, James Boyd,
John Mckee and Lewis Walker.
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Ochsner's have a little CT that varnish
paper left, You ought to have it in yOur

Ochsner's have a little CT that varnish
paper left. You ought to have it in your
kitchen.
Bingham and chambra bonnets only
25c. Cheaper than having them laun-
dered. Ochsner's.
Remember, we have the largest line
Of wall paper IN the country. SC to Toe
per roll.-Ochsners.
We have just received a car OF fine
Dakota.grown potatoes. Get pure seed
while they last. Ochsner's.
We have just received a large stock Of
the Jackson &C %corsets. Very best made.
Ochsner's dry goods department.
Remember that Ochsner's handle the
Senour paint. 1t goes farthest and lasts
longer than any other paint made. War
ranted not to crack or peel in 5 years.
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new m X e1ess powaer

According to all reports Hon. J. A.
Stransky of Pukwana is the inventor of
a new smokeless powder and which ex-
periments so far indicates as being a
superior product. Mr.. Stransky has been
experimenting with the compound for
the past six months and now has a
patent to cover it. The Press says:
The powder is all that Mr.. Stransky
claims for 1t. The editor of the Press
has seen 1t tried repeatedly, and the
writer believes it Is a better article than
is now on the market. Mr.. Stransky has
made as rich a strike as 5tratton did at
Cripple Creek, and no one begrudges
him his good fortune. He has an offer
of $4,000 for the patent il it is what he
claims for it, but it is not likely that be
will sell for that amount. for the patent
is worth more money. The powder can
be made for ten cents per pound and the
penetration is greater than Dupond's
powder, and the recoil less. One half OF
Stransky's powder will do better work
than double Of the best black powder on
the market.
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One BAND,

Pukwana has a recently organized
brass band with Instrumentation Of
some eighteen pieces. The band Is com.
posed of young men and youths about
town who follow vocations much like that
of other youthin villages of small size. A
few of them could ride a pony probably
if tied on-but the majority of tho mem.
bers OF the band arc better at roping a
two legged heifer than the common
bovine OF commerce. The leader is
Harry Nentzy. who cal blow q cornet as
we'll as he can dance the two-stpp and
muss shirt waists when the moon is in
the full.
For want Of a better name this partic.
ular organization is called the Cowboy
Band" and, to give greater effect to the
name, is rugged out with much the reg.
ulation cow-dress: Corduroy trousers,
black sateen shirts, tan belts, colored
neck 'kerchiefs and tho wide brimmed
hats. The boys go to Sioux City on the
excursion Sunday. A couple Of weeks
ago they went to Spirit Lake on a
similar trip and attracted more attention
than a troup Of Indians. Some Of tile
band wore reyolyers and belts full OF
blank cartridges, and used the firearms
whenever the general effect could be
heightened. At Canton, where the band
played a selection on the platform at the
station, one Individual remarked: "Aint
they a tough lot OF devils" At another
point on the trip a by-stander. confden:
TALLY Informed his companion that he
had seen lots Of cowboy bands, but this
was the genuine thing. 1t is to be hoped
that o%bstreperous individuals will be
kept at a distance from the boys when on
their travels as their wild nature makes
it impossible to control them If once
excited.
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Hts Life was saved.

Mr.. J. f. Lilly, a prominent citizen OF
Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling Of 1t he says: 81 was taken with
typhoid fever that run into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. I was 80
weak | couldn't even sit up in bed,
Nothing helped me. I expected to soon
die OF consumption, when l heard Of DR..
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief. l continued to use 1t and
now am we'll and strong. l can't say
too much in its praise" This marvel.
lous medicine is the surest and quickest
cure in the world for oil Throat and
Lung trouble. Regular sizes SO cents
and $1!00. Trial bottle free at F. Z
Miller's drug store; every bottle guaran-
tead. l2l
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Brxan ~. mckinley,

Two-base BAH mines, representing re-
spectively the Bryan and Mckinley clubs
Of Kimball, met on the local diamond
Wednesday and tried to settle the com.
ing political contest without resorting tc
the ballot. The Mckinley fellows came
out victorious after a hard-fought ten.
inning game, but the BRYAN crowd are
swinging their money around and say
ing that it can't be did again.
1t was n OF the most spirited and
interesting games Of ball ever played in
Kimball, and nothing like 1t for enthu.
siasm has been seen since the old Kim.
all-Plankinton contests, and 1t was 9
good game Of ball, too, for the most part,
in spite OF the high score. The boys
simply had on their batting clothes and
hit as though their life depended on it
saying nothing of Bryan and Mckinley
They played ball as though the eye Of the
nation was upon them-and rooters
there were q plenty.
The names and positions OF the play.
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Farm Cream SeparatOrs.

Ihaye now on exhibition ut Matson's
warehouse on Main street, Kimball, one
Of the Improved United States cream
separators for hand use, which will DO
shown to any farmer interested In these
great labor savers. Prices from $50 ZIP.
These machines are as good as the best,
and arc rapidly being bought by those
who milk COWS and wish to save the
labor of setting the milk or hauling it to
the creamery. They will pay for them
selves IN one year in the increased value
of the skinned milk as food for the
calves, saying nothing Of other money
saving features. CHAS. WIEsEIOCK.
Agent for Brule and Charles Mix.
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During last May an infant child Of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given up all
hopes OF recovery. l took a bottle OF
Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy to the house, telling them
! felt sure it would do good II used &C
cording to directions. In two days the
child had fully recovered. The child is
now vigorous and healthy. | have re-
commended this remedy frequently and
have never known 1t to fail.-Mrs. Cur.
tbs Baker, B%ookwalter, Ohio. For sale
by all druggists.
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1t is to be hoped that every teacher In
Brule county will make it special point
to attend the coming normal institute,
which is to be held in this city August
20 to September 8. II every teacher will
take a special interest in these Institutes,
they may be made Of inestimable benefit
to all. y
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Wenk Back.

Is an Indication OF Brighths disease.
Don't let any symptom OF Bright's d.
sease present itself. Use Bright's Kid
neY Pills. They are the only kidney
medicine that positively cures all 5di-
seases arising from disordered kidneys,
such as weak back, backache, and other
kidney troubles. Every box warranted.
% cents per box at Miller's drug store.
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You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. All druggists will refund
your money If you are not satisfied after
using it. 1t is everywhere admitted to
be. the most successful remedy in use for
bowel complaint and the only one that
never. fails. 1t is pleasant, safe and
reliable. All druggists. [96S)