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at O'Clock Visitors especially welcomed.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Sabbath services after first day of May at
1880 a. m, and 8 p. M. Sabbath School at ii 46
q, m. and Young Peoples Christian Endeayor
at 7:o0 p. m. Weekly prayer meetings Thursday
at go p. m, Bible class ard Teachers, meet
ing Immediately after praye, meeting. Choir
practice Friday az Z 80 p M. Ladies Aid every
third Wednesday at 8 O'clock, and Ladies' Mis-
month. REV. A. G. MARTYR, Pastor
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DELoIT CAMP. NO. 1881, M. w. A., Deloit
Iowa, Regular meetings every Saturday night,
Visiting Woodmen always welcome.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
NOTHING CERTAIN \ ! |.
No Authentic iord AZ IL the
. Location Is IA embsrs ofs
I, the Lsgatso III,
Reports From Chinese souroes.
Say They Were Safe Z
Few Days Ago.
GOVERNMENT | PRoIfcTIoH
Realizes What the safety 81
GOVERNMENT PROJECTIONS 1 | N
Realizes What the Safety Of.
Foreign sMinisterssImplies Y.
at This Tins. II
Stated That Foreigners Left
sPsk,n for Piao Ting Fu
on June 90. Fl

T LONDON, June 10. There il absolutely
no authentic word as to the where
abouts Of the members Of the legations,
although abundant reports from Obi
nese sources say that they were. safe q
few days ago. The Daily Mails shang-
hal correspondent says: 3s $3.50, 3.
IAN imperial decree has been sent to
all viceroys advising them the foreign
ministers were safe in Pekin on June rs
and affirming that the government
would protect them. This is authentic
and reliable. I received it through q
high Chinese official having means of
communicating from, the capital to
Shanghai, BY means Of runner, to Piao
Ting Flu and thence by telegraph.
There is no douot that the government
realizes what the safety of the minis
ters implies at this time, 20 they are
acting most carefully about them" -
A Times Shanghai dispatch sAys:
"Ohinese authorities state they have
authority tor saying the foreign minis.
ters left Pekin for Tien Tsin or Piao
Ting Flu on June g.; They had pass
ports and were escorted by q strong
body of Chinese troops. 1t is impos-
sible to verify this statement and the
consula here are not disposed to place
much faith in it. - ~ i,
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!. MusT..s SIAN lIN cANToN.

"A HunH Change Presence Necessary -
& IA VI PravSnt IN Uprising.
u. New YORK, June sc. "A dispatch to
The Herald from Canton says: While
the general situation here Is unchanged:
IN uneasy feeling prevails. An i'm
perial mandate from Pekin directs
Viceroy ii Hung Chang to remain il
Canton TOR the present. An uprising a
feared in case 81 his departure. The
numerous daily criminal executions ~
order OF the vioeroy show his realiza.
ton Of the serious conditions Of affairs,
and his Arm intention to prevent
trouble. He Is threatened by the mob
with assassination If he should leave
the city. a.. \ s3 u !: s
Wel,to-do residents have offered ii
Hung Chang 5,00O,000 taels @3, $780,
O00) Tor the purpose Of organizing mn
nicipal guards in the city. LII. 8S5s.5E,
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TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.

>Irither Rose of Wisconsin Or Thomas Of
Colorado VIII Be Selected. -
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June So.-The Sc.
lection Of presiding officers Of the con-
vention has not yet been determined
The national committee win prepare the
name Of the temporary chairman, who
win, no doubt, be endorsed by the con-
yention. AS far as possible the com.
mittee will also arrange for the per-
manent chairman and available men
for that place will be canvassed at the
first meeting. Mayor d. 8. Rose Of
Milwaukee and Governor Charles G.
Thomas Of Colorado have been sug-
gested for temporary chairman, and It
is expected one Of them will be chosen.
Representative James b Richardson of
Tennessee has been suggested for per-
manent chairman. Mr.. Richardson
acted as permanent chairman during q
portion Of the Chicago convention in
1896, when Senator Whites voice
failed. -, =
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iTlLLMAN @.FAvoRs TONNE.

southern Senator Compares the HTinne-
j. ssotan With David b. Hill. I:
Z 4 CHICAGO, June sO.-..As things now
etand am In favor Of giving Charlie
Towne tho second place on the ticket. >
\; This was the utteranoe Of Senator
'Tillman Of South Carolina, who will be
,af the head Of his state delegation IN
the Kansas City convention. He said
he had not committed with his fellow
delegates and could speak only for him
self. ~ . =, !: ., d. - =. ,,,5 = :,
s5s II am especially Ii ta-c- Of .Towns il
Hill becomes the formidable candidate
which his friends hope to make him, 2
said the senator. 1T would be very
unfortunate II the Democratic party
was not frank ct this time. It would
do no good -sdd no strength to the
ticket, I mean to put man on the
ticket who believes in different princi-
Pies and methods from Bryan. 2 Hz u
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SILVER REPUBLICANS.

Wauld Nke Fowne but VIII Endorse the
a. Demoorstio Nominee. .-.-
: KANSAS C1rY, June sO.-The pro.
gramme q the Silver Republicans win
be mapped out during the day when
Chairman Towne Of their national COM
mittes arrives It's expected that SEN
ator Teller Of Colorado will be tenn
porary chairman and that l. w. Brown
Of Ohio will be permanent chairman.
Bryan viii be nominated for president
on the some, dayzhe is nominated by. the
Democrats. The Silver Republicans
would like to nominate Towne for vice
president, but If the Democratic con.
vention should choose another candi-
date it is quite possible the choice will
be ratified by the Silver Republicans.
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>
SUFFERS POSITION.


IL tn tho Hands Of Hia Friends, but Is Not
, Seeking Support.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 30.-Congress-
man William Sulzer Of. New York &C.
companied by Fred Feigl, editor of The
Tammsny Times, reached Lincoln dur.
ing the day. They were driven at once
to Mr.. Bryan's house and were In pri.
vate conference with Mr.. Bryan for
some time. Mr.. Sulzer said: .,
! II am in the hands Of my friends.
have never been a candidate for the
vice presidency in the sense of seeking
support for the nomination. But i
want 1t understood that in no way will
I allow my personal ambitions to stand
in, the way Of the. cause for which we
are al contending. ~. :., s5.: = ~ j
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CABINET FAILS TO RAT'FY

Agreement Between Chinese Omcials and
Foreign Consuls Diseased. -.
WARRINGTON, June S0.-The cabinet
has failed to ratify the agreement be.
tween the consuls and the viceroys
looking to the protection Of foreign in
terests in the Southern provinces in
China The text Of the agreement ia
withheld here from publication, but it
Is understood that its general purpose
10 to make neutral the Chinese treaty
ports at Nan Kin and Hang Kow. The
neutraNzation would involve the With
drawal Of foreign mon. war from the
treaty ports and also Of any foreign
troops Or sailors, lesvins to the Chinese
authorities and the residents Of 6hang-
hal and the other ports the preservation
Of order. ~ II :;
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WOLsELEY'S VIEW.

China Possesses Every Requisite for OvoR-
s,- running the World =
LONDON, June 80.-Lord Wolseloy In
an interview says: ''China possesses
every requisite for overrunning the
world. She has . population Of 4o0,.
00O, 900, all speaking the same language
or dialect, readily underwood from one
end of the empire to tho other. She
has enormously developed wealth and
has still more enormously natural
wealth awaiting Development. Her
army, II properly drilled and led, are
admirable soldiers. They are plucky
and can live on next to nothing. They
are fearless. With millions to draw
from can you tell me where 1t will all
end?'' . ~ = 70
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.. WILL DO >ALL->hE CAN.

Webster Davis Trying forn Strong Isoer
Plank in the Platform.
KANSAS CITY, June 80. Webster Da-
Wis, who was assistant secretary. Of the
interior and resigned to take up the
Boer cause, is q resident Of Kansas
City. He said that he was going to do
all he can to get plank in the plat
form expressing in the strongest terms
sympathy with the Beers. He issquoted
as saying. = ! s$ +. Z ss $s7 4: @':@s E
did all I could in Philadelphia but
failed, and now am determined to do
what I can here in Kansas City. am
strongly In favor of the Beers and am
determined. to stick to, them whether it
suits anybody personally or politically. J"
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IRELAND IN PARIS.

American Church man Will Assist in Un.
a yelling tho Lafayette Monument.
4 PARIS, June 30 Archbishop Ireland,
who will deliver the Grafton on July "A
on the unwilling Of the Lafayette
statue, has arrived in Paris He was
welcomed at the railway station by the
secretary Of the papal nunoio and other
friends. Nh S; s@l. ~ & 22s ( \. f3ss., /. &. q.
An exceedingly offensive attack upon
Mgr. Ireland appears ii IA. Journal. A
writer Of q leading article taunts the
archbishop with his British Sympathiea,
quotes passages from speech he deliv-
cred on June last and says that he 4
not a representative Of tho American
people at large to assist in the unwilling
Of the statue. !. rs u ...3 .3S !. si.
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ARE BOOMING ToWssE.

afanagsrs Or the Misassota Can didsts-as
y 5sss Work 6 KAnsas City. # \
j 4 KANSAS Cry, sJnne 80. The greatest
activity manifested ia the vice presi-
DENTAL canvass before the convention 10
shown BY the managers Il Mr.. CHARLES
A. Towns. General E. & Corser q
Minnesota. who is now hero. IL making
arrangements for the Silver Repubh.
tan convention and at the same time IL
doing all he can to make Towns's nom
nation possible. 1t is the present in
tention. to have an early conference be-
tween the committees of the Populist
party the Silver Republican party and
the Democratic national committee
with the view of securing some kind Of
an agreement for furthering Mr..
aTowne's candidacy. It is quite proba-
BILE, however. that the Democratic ma
tional committee will refuse to take
any responsibility in the matter on tho
ground that it is a subject for the con-
vention and not the committee to con-
slider. f., .1.:.t. ,.- .,
It is argued that Towne's nomination
would serve to emphasize the silver
issue IN the campaign, just at . time
when there 10 q disposition in some
quarters to leave the endorsement of
silver to the reafarmation of the Chi
eago platform. Upon the other hand,
in trying to conciliate the Eastern Dem
ocrsts on the money question, 1t has
been suggested: that some Eastern man
whose silver views are. not 50 radical,
be selected, even if Mr.. Towne is being
pressed by the Populists and Silver Re-
publicans, who are Democratic allies.
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IOWA = SOLDIER DROWNED.

Second LieutenAnt Draper Loses His Diff
a in the Philippines.
/ WAsH1NaToN, June 10 General Mac
Arthur has cablsd The war department
the following account Of the death Of
Lieutenant Draper: - !
Manila, June 2a-seoond Meuten.-
ant Paul Draper, Twenty-seoond in.
Sfantry,4 drowned morning June 2S.
working on ferry near San Antonio,
Neuva Ecija, Luson. ..,.,.j !
Paul Draper was born July "a, 1875,
at Valley View, La, and served with
the Sixteenth infantry from July, 1897,
toNovember, 1899. He was serving id
the Philippine islands as an enlisted
man at the date Of appointment as sec.
.ond lieutenant Of the Twenty.second
infantry. ~, ->' '''"E 81
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THE OREGON ASHORE:

Went Aground in Fog On tho Island of
Hoo Kie, North Of Che Foo. A. T.
SHANGHAI, June 30.-1t is reported
here that the United States battleship
Oregon is on shore on the island Of Hoo
Kie. in the Mao Tai group, 90 miles
north Of Che Foo, and that p steamer Of
the Indo-C China Steam Navigation COM
pany has gone to her assistance. .
LONDON, June 8O.-The Shanghai cor
respondent Of the Times says:
{ The United States battleship Oregon
went ashore in . fog of Hoo Kie island,
So miles north Of Che BOO. Nessrs.
Jardine. Mathieson g. Go. are sending
her assistance. g-e.sf ~. .>.~s~ =. - = 8
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NC. BACKWARD STEP. ! (

Mr.. Bryan Will Not Consent to the Aban-
donment Of Silver. .y,,,, \
{ KANSAS Cry, June Sol. L Woods
Merrill. secretary and treasurer Of the
United States Monetary league, which
will hold two sessions here during the
konvention, has made public letter he
has received from Mr.. Bryan under
date Of June 10. It is aelf.explanatory
and follows: e i%s9, :ss,% 4: y,
our favor Of the 18th inst. at hand
and contents noted. l beg to assure
you that the press reports IN regard to
my consenting to the abandonment Of
the silver question, or to backward
step from the position taken BY the
Chicago convention, 10 incorrect"
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[ NOT = Al. TEN TslN..

Admiral Kemp6 Cables That Foreign Min
listers Are stil Unaccounted For.
WASHINGTON. June S0.-The follow
ing oablegram has been received by the
navy department. from Admiral Kempff:
.''Che Foo. June 29.-Pekin. relief
expedition now in Ten Tsin with 400
sick and wounded. Ministers and Pekin
party not with them. No news from
them" &, .s!s,t$ -, = &% u
The department. also was advised that
Admiral Remey, on the Brooklyn, has
arrived at Hong Kong en- route to Taku.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR WHISKY,
Hope (N. D.) Men Drank It and Are
H. &,--hts: "a 49,, Dead. r - ) III

Hope IN. d. Men Drank It and Are
!. II: ,&N:s%t .s.s.} Dead. = ,m%'5 ii
. FARGO. N. D., June S0.-The desire
for whisky or substitute, was respon-
sible for two deaths at Hope this week.
There was q meeting Of the racing cir
cult there and among the number were
. man named cCarthy and his friend,
who were caring for some of the race
horses They wanted whisky, and be-
ing unable te secure the real thing de-
cided to drink q preparation used for q
leg wash for. the speeders, in, which
there 10 large per cent Of alcohol.
Both men Immediately became very ILL;
Carthy crawled into = box car and
died, while his companion crawled into
= shed near the race tracks, aud soon
followed Mccarthy into the other
world III >s2e5: II .=s%-%$55$$%t T.. ;$i
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is ! S'.I'H||EMAIl]I0PIC
Question os \ Specific DecIar-
alton 81 Ratio Occupies
". Demo Gratis.
May 20 . Stumbling Block r.
an Otherwise Harmonious
. 1ssS Gathering. s-5
cAMltOT AFFORD TO RIM
Some Say Party Must Not Re-
cede From Stand Of Four
{. 5y. { Years Ago.
Othere Claim Reaffirmation OF
the Chicago Platform Is
Pa i Sufficient. "a @1

I KANSAS CIrY, June 80.-The topic
uppermost in the mthds Of the Demoo-
:racy seems to be whether or not Adhere
shall be q specific declaration in the
platform for silver. coinage at IL to- \, or
whether a. simple reafirmation Of the
platform adopted at Chicago shall be
sufficient. It is believed that much de-
ponds upon Mr.. Bryan's wishes in the
matter, but even he may not be able to
influence the action Of the convention
If it. lie deemed a wise policy to adopt
the same plan that has been followed
in several Western states and not spe-
officially mention 18 to /. The ratio
declaration and the three words ''16 to-
- are likely to be the stumbling block
in what might be . harmonious
gathering Advocates Of IL to ! say
that to omit the declaration would be
drumming and the party cannot af-
ford to do any trimming in view Of the
advanced stand taken four years ago
after bitter and intense struggle.
Those who are content with a. reafar-
nation Of the Chicago platform or
who are y ~
Earnestly Seeking . Modification
of that document say that the Demo-
Gratis want to win and that, the most
earnest silver men ought to be satisfied
with Bryan as the candidate even if
there is not a specific declaration in the
platform in favor of silver with the
words 10 to / included. This does not
satisfy the Is to | men, who say that
the very vital point is that those who
now want to return want to force the
silver men ont Of their position; and
make them concede that q mistake was
made in Chicago. OF course It is-~a
rather fine point the difference between
reafirming ths Chicago platform which
declared for silver at 16 to l and speci-
fic declaration for l6 to !, but it is sui
.ficient to cause contention. The mere
TACT that reafh lion ID satisfactory to
such large number 81 men who did
mot remain with the party four years
ago, makes it unsatisfactory to the
ultra silver men. To them it is a con-
Cession which they do% not want to
make. Hence there is quite an inter.
esting contest developing over the plat
form. 80 =
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NEW York, June SO. At the Broad
way Athletic club Jimmy Handler Of
Newark was awarded the decision on =
foul over Mysterious Billy Smith 81
New York in the l4th round Of what
was to have bssn : 9sround bout at rs
-,oundA # J. NV. s5
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Levvis surs Of : Few vote.

D. KANAAs O17Y, June 8Q-Thomas Ma
:loney. chairman OF the Washington
delegation, 10 hsse a. the custodian Of
the vaoe presidential candidacy Of James
Hamilton Lewis Of that state. Mr..
Maloasy says that his stats. Oregon,
and Idaho are for his man, snd-it 10 ex-
pected six additional votes will be given
him from Alaska. ss%l Is .:.s$. 3, .5.s-.. d -,
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Dsttsr IAaa NJ ~ Omaha And Kansas

Dstt TAsa 80 ~ Omaha And 7 K q 4. n
City. M:
SS The old ablished and well
travelled line d Yian Sioux City, and
by.tt you find an the most modern
equipment; vestibuled trains, gas,
lighted, steam heated, with the best
Pullman sleepers on night trains
and Observation Parlor Cars with
Cate Service on day trains. In fact
all the little things that 60 to make
travel comfortable are found on
trains on the North western line from
Minneapolis and ST. Paul, either to-
Sioux City and Omaha or to Chicago
BY the Northwestern Line time and
distance is also shortened to Dead
wood and the Black Hills county.
n For Time Table folders, giving in
formations in detail or for descriptive
circulars, address - - CD. D
8 fsrE 1T. II EAsDALI.
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~ NJ. A. FORTIER, N. d., en-. Grad u
Canada. Surgeon to st. Gabriels Hospita
Office hours 8 to 10 a. M, and to 4 pm /.
Office at residence corner of First stree
and First ave. N. E. <. :. ,.E,f 3tt ~
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Professional Cards.
LEGAL.
Drank w. LYON, A torney at Law
Office In Court House, Little Falls.

IN. sellor at Law. Agent for the Amer
lean Agency Collecting Co. Buys and
sells real estate and loans money on the
same. Also has large lot of choice land
and town lots for sale. Office in Court
House, Little Falls, MINI,
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MEDICAL.

- ROBERTS,, Physician and Sur
Lagoon. NJ. D. Philadelphia. Pa. L. P.
g. c. London, England. Specially, nose,
throat and ear.
RHODES BLOCK. LITTLE FALLS MINI.
Residence at Hotel Buchanan. -,
3 Office hours to II a. M, 2 to andT to
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nR. MILLSPAUGH, Physician and s u,
- geon. Oface in Flvnn's new block
Office hours to 4 p. M, and z to D. m.
Residence corner Third street and Third
avenue southeast. Telephone at residence
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LONDON, June *. The British oon-
sui &c Che Foo wires the foreign ofaos
that . message from Pekin to the taotai
Of customs st Tten$ Tdn' says tho for
eign legations are still at P<kin. 81 - A A
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Foreign Residents Leaving.

>#@ Foreign Residents Leaving. 8
KINGSTON, Jamaioa, June 80. a pri-
vate telegram received here from Col.
ombia. says the situation at Carthagena
and Savanilla Is very grave, that fight.
ing is proceeding and that the foreign
residents are leaving hurriedly.
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KEMPFF' NoTaA DIPLOMAT.

VIII he Relieved From Command In
y Chinese waters at Once c
New YORK, June 80.A special to
The Tribune from Washington says: &
! Admiral Remey Is expected TO relieve
Admiral Kempf next Sunday and. send
him to Nagsssh o.. Che> Foo Official
dissatisfaction with Admiral Kempf
has been displayed frankly BY all the
authorities here. Kempft has always
been regarded as one Of the finest sail.
ormen In the service and as, good q
fighter as ever commanded = ship, but
he was never proficient ii diplomatic
matters. III; I: lt : aas IL 5SSS gs4f
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Expects II to Last Awhile.

- AZ Expects IL TO Last awhile.
BERLIN, June 80.-It is evident the
German governments expects the dis
turbance in China to last some time, In
asmuch as the naval battalions volun-
teering for China are pledged for serv-
ice until the autumn Of 1901. The lex-
petition will take z, 200 men. !. :s4.ss
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5nR. N. W CHANCE, MUSICIAN and Sur
~ geon. Office over Tanners, store
Residence Corner Broadway and Eight
Street East ' s-' %&' r. ". ~ n ~
\ Telephone connection. wetzel's Drug
store. EE r., - ~. >}&~r.'. *l.,t1~
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R..,,en v,ee AdmirsN 8, :,

Russian VICE Admiraa 20 Command.
SHANGHAI, June 8o.-1t is officially
announced that the Russian vice ad.
miral, Alexie1, viii take command Of
the allied forces In the North. s-..
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"a 4s:k WIT. IT EAsDALE, 4
Gent Passenger Agent, ST.. - -