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MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

Daniel F. Dorling did not secure bail
yesterday.
An action was begun yesterday by
Charles j. Swanson against John e An
drus, the owner of the new Andrus block.
Nicollet avenue and Fifth street, to COL
lect S18,195, alleged to be due for breach
of contract.
The university summer school, under
the direction of Prof David l. Kiehle.
will this year be open from July 80 to
Aug. "a. There will be two sections the
university and elementary, the first being
for special and graduate work while the
other viii be for teachers of the grades
below the high school.
The property of the Presbyterian board
of Weihen, China, valued at $40 900, has
been destroyed. according to a report
from New York. DR.. FAIRIES. in charge
and others connected with the mission
escaped. DR.. FAIRIES is we'll known in
Minnesota, being Il brother of Rev. J. c.
FAIRIES, of Waverly. Mimi. and son
of the late Rev Isaiah C. FAIRIES.
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GOVERNOR VISITS CAMP.
Was Received With ROusing Cheers
List of Sick in Hospital.

List of Sick in Hospital.
CAMP IAKEVIEW, June 2S-The fol-
lowing arrivals reported in camp yester-
day:
Gov. John Lind, Lieut.. Gov Smith,
Gen. Lambert, Gen. Ludwig, Maj. Ed
woods, Col. Hawthorne, Maj. E. H Whit
come, Col. A. r. Chase, Gen. Henry j.
Whitcome, Father Cleary, Mrs. Bobleter,
Mrs Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Bob
Letter, Mrs. NJ. @. HodgSkinS, Miss Lind,
Mrs w. Child Miss Florence Child, Mil
dred Tawney,. John Tawney. Everett
vate Sistek, Company H; Private. Bri-
bach, Company H; Corporal Johnson,
Company H; julius TorgneSon, Company
B; Sergeant Frank Priest, Company E;
Lieut.. Drake, Company E.
Corporal G. W. Mattison, Of Company
I, had the honor of acting as Gov. Lind $
orderly during his stay at Camp Lake
view.
The Company I chorus, on request from
Col. Bobleter, marched TO the colonefs
ernor and staff. They sang in great har-
mony and received hearty thanks.
The following were in the hospital yes
terday Corporal John Schrott, Company
A, heat exhaustion; William GOllnast.
Company a cut his leg on piece of
Company G, heat exhaustion.
The governor last evening, when asked
what he thought of the drilling, said
Il think the regiment is doing very fine
work, indeed, and am well pleased with
the progression being made"
lie was given several rousing cheers
while in camp.
The officials and visitors from the Cap
ital City were met at the camp depot by
the commissioner officers and band of
onel's tent, where many warm hand
shakes were exchanged.
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TWO SERIOUS CONGREGATIONS
OCCUPIED THE NINNEAPOLIs
FIRENEN YESTERDAY
BEDDING WAREHOUSE BURNED
Eighth Ward Also Visited by a
Fire That Spread Rapidly
in Residence
District.
nLOBE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
lJ 20 WASHINGTON AV. SOUTH,

The fire department was kept busy for
two hours yesterday afternoon by two
fires that necessitated the sending in OF
second alarms.
While a large part Of the department
was at a ere on Stevens avenue and
TWenty-siXth street, about : o'clock, an
alarm was turned in from box near the
Minneapolis bedding factory. Steamers
Nos. g, IS ard %, which had not gone to
the first fire, responded to the alarm. BY
the time they had arrived on the ground
the flames had already gotten a good
start in the factory. A second alarm was
sent IN and some of the apparatus at the
first fire answered. The FIRE in the fac,
tory was out in a short time, and a little
later the storehouse was safe, but not be-
fore a large quantity of bedding materials
had been damaged by water.
.. NJ Way, president of the Mime
apohs Bedding company, estimated the
loss on the warehouse and the material
inside would amount to $4,000, with an
insurance Of $4,000. The loss on the
building IS about $1,000. The warehouse
Will be rebuilt Immediately, and the ma
terial will be brick. Mr. Way said that
work in the factory would be resumed as
usual this morning.
WARM IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
The first fire, while not so serious, for q
eral blocks in the neighborhOod Of Stew
ems avenue and Twenty-sixth street
Small boys and cigarettes were the cause
On the corner Of First avenue and Twen-
y-SlXth street there stood vacant barn,
in which there was a quantity of hay.
The suppositton is that a number OF boys
went there to practice smoking cigarettes
and set the place on fire.
Before the first company could arrive
the high wind was carrying the sparks
TO all the adjoining houses, and for
time there was a panic. Scores of people
rushed about carrying furniture and
everything they could lay their hands on.
The barn went like timer. The flames
then spread to Charles Fowler's house
and barn at 2636 Stevens avenue. then to
F. Q. LaUer's house, barn and cigar fac
tory. The factory and barn were
destroyed and the house badly damaged
Many other buildings were more or less
scorched. James Turney, 2639 Stevens,
suffered damage to the amount of $500,
principally on his furniture. The adicin-
ing residents we're all out on their roofs
with garden hose, and undoubtedly help
ed to keep the fire in check
The barn where the nre started be-
lOnged TO c.. w. Libbey, and was worth
$780, uninsured. Charles Fowler's loss
amounts to $500, partially insured. J.. C.
Lauer's loss could not be estimated, as
ne was out of the city. 1t is likely that
$500 viii cover it. A quantity Of cigars
IN the factory was saved.
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POLITICAL ENGINEERING.
Mai. White Said to BE Slated for
State Treasurer.

FARGO. June 2S.-(SpeciaI. THE very
latest thing politically in North Dakota
is the claim made by prominent poll
iticians today that Maj. White is slated
for state treasurer. His candidacy is
La Moure, of Pembina, who sees in White
good material for the defeat of Treas
urer Driscon. who displeased La Moure
by the part he took in boosting the
assessments of the railroad companies.
White mas lost some of his strength in
the Fifth district by the Endorsement of
J. NJ. Devine for superintendent of pub
.ic instruction. and his with6@ Fal from
the race for governor viii simplify mat
ters in the district considerably La
Moure will do everything in his power
TO defeat Driscoll. who is credited with
having a mighty hard time to secure a
delegation from his home county-Walsh
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Seventh District w. CIR. U.

HASTINGS, Mimi, June .2S4 Especially
co, The twelfth I, annual conTehtion Of the
Temperance union opened at w. C. r U.
hall today Mrs. ]. a. Clifford, ,1of North
field, presided, with Miss Ethgl F. Hay-
lor, of Cannon Falls, secretary, The at
tendance is quite large.
y paper on Sabbath Observance was
read by Mrs. Isabella Sterling, OF Red
Wing followed by discussion. Mrs c.
SouIe, OF St Paul, state Treasurer. and
the Rev. Alice Ruth PALMER, baztor OF
the Congregational church at Wayzata,
were introduced with brief1addresses.
This evening at the Presbyterian
church addresses of welcome Tere made
by Mayor E e. Tuttle on behalf of the
city, the Rev. NJ. r. Paradis for the
churches, and Mrs. Rhode G. Ray for the
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Fast Special Train to the Demo
cratic Convention JuIv 2

The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
has been selected as the Official Route,
and palatial train with the delegates
and friends viii leave st. Paul at D. m.
July 3 reaching Kansas City at a. m.
July 4th.
Tickets for round-trip. S13.55 Berth
tickets in palace sleeper, including use of
Berth tickets in tourist sleeper, s.. For
tickets or berth call on F. P. Rutherford.
at NJ & st. L. office, 396 Robert ST.
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STRIKE.
Hundreds of Thousands
Are IqVolVed.
=
Trouble In an ImpOrtan. Part of the OrganIza-
ton Affects All the Rest-A Perfectly
harmonious System Easily
Thrown Out Of Gear.

Organized labor has reached such a
stage that anything affecting a particu-
lar branch Of it draws all the rest into
the difficulty.
II is exactly the same way with the
different organs OF the human body
Work too hard, eat too much. drink roo
much, exercise but little. be a little ir-
regular in any way, and the liver quits
work
Then the bowels become constipated
and the stomach goes on strike. The
heart is affected. the brain follows suit
and every part in the body IS dragged
into the trouble.
The only way out Of It is 10 go at the
source Of all this-the liver. Square your
self with the liver and all will get back
10 regular natural work
Cascarets Candy Cathartic make things
right with the liver They perfume the
breath. prevent food from sOuring on
strengthen the intestinal muscles. while
they are cleaning and stirring up the
liver 10 renewed activity.
No matter how long a case has been
incurabie. Cascarets are guaranteed 10
put things right as they should be, and
set the whole machinery a-g0lng. And
YOU can get them at any drug store or
by mail for price-l0c. 25c OF &c. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New
York
This Is the CASCARET tab
let. Every tablet OF the only
| n r. n I genuine cascarets bears the
| Il, I'LL magic letters "CCC" Look at
n the tablet before you buy.
and beware OF frauds. imita--
tons and substitutes.
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officers were elected: President. Rev. C.
Rastr OF Red Wing; secretary, Byron A
LindgrenS of Minneapolis; corresponding
secretary. Arthur Nelson. Of Red Wing:
treasurer, ]. II. Holmen, ST Paul
Miss Erma Augustine and Horace A
Wilson were married at the brides home
by Rev, c. c. Rollit. They will reside
in Seattle, Wash, where Mr. Wilson will
practice law.
Miss Josephine Peterson and z. J. III.
Bredehorst were married here by DR. e
NoreLius. The bride is well known social
Y They will reside here
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persist in burning brush and setting fires
which they cannot control
Smoke from small fires has been visible
in all directions from the village for the
past two weeks or more, but up to now
stretches of natural meadow which have
mostly been burned over. Now that the
woods are afre and the flames are driX2n
by a heavy wind, the condition is serious.
to say the least, and much anxiety is
felt.
There is no telling what property may
be destroyed and possibly lives lost. as
there are many settlers in the path of
the fire The fire is now about two miles
straight west, but there is a big pasture
ahead of it in which an effort will be
made to check the flames.
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SENATOR JONES STARTS.
Chairman of National Committee
Bound for Kansas city.


LITTLE ROCK. June Ex-senator James
K. Jones, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, left here tonight for
Kansas City.
1t is learned upon high Authority that
Mr.. Jones will be Mr.. Bryan'G choice for
selection as chairman Of the national
committee The senator's health IS very
much improved, and his close personal
friends here believe he would accept the
chairmanship again. He declined to talk
for utilization today regarding the latter
subject. He stated TO the Associated Press
reporter however, that his relations with
Mr.. Bryan are entirely harmonious. and
that there has never been a jar between
them He declined to give any expression
concerning the vice presidential, nomina
IT, n r-'i~r tban TO say:
have nc doubt the cone si9r Il Kan
sas City will proceed deliberately AMI
whatever action 1t win t@ke vii BE- based
upon the soundest judgment of the ablest
men II the body"
Asked what city would probably be Sc
Iected for Democratic campaign head
quarters, Senator Jones said the cam
paign would likely be conducted from
Chica 90
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wagner Mt Harriet Tonight.

-.rctAer success was scored by the
z "a --cs@a a. lake Harriet yesterday
-rucOl and evening concerts
tcs "a b. large audiences, with
-..-- evidence Of intense appreciation,
&c sC.IOWing each number be
IS cary l-i prolonged Sgr. Febbo' 8
500 III the Pilgrims chorus.
-u Iazi-ia user. made a pronounced
I-.. ard SET. Bottesa's trumpet solo, Be
C. use, reSu.,ed in that artist being ap-
J.iaUded t0 he echo. K becomes more ap-
parent wtth each concert that the Sor-
renCinO sOloists are great artists
This afternoon and evening two very
fine programmes win be given. The aft
ernOOn bill opens with the march.
Banda Rosa" by Sorrentino and later
on occurs the extremely popular inter
mezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana. -
There are numerous short solo bits no.
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Bpnkyupts Want Relief.

FERGUS FALLS. Mimi. June Is
1nree bankruptcy cases were fled in the
United States court in this cftv Tuesday
Chester T. POmerOy, travelling salesman
OF Moorhead. places his assets al $50 and
his liabilities at S12,925. Rudolf l. Lar
sen, a farmer Of CHtherau, this county.
asks to be relieved Of debts amounting
TO 1881. his assets being SO: while Irwin
Williams. a farmer Of Prairie View. VII
kin county. asks to be freed from debts
amounting to $2,442 and places his as
sets at 81. $50, of which 1886 is exempt. .
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FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, June 2S-The
arrest of r. o. Lunke. a prominent real
estate man of Pelican Rapids, on charges
of embezZlement and other crimes, has
created quite d Sensa ton here. The war
rant on which the arrest was made was
sworn out by Mr.. Blavatsky, of this city
who charges the defendant with having
collected money for him and failed to
turn it over.
Mr.. Parker, who represents Donald
Grant, has arrived. and after a brief in
VeStigadon, sWore out a warrant charg-
There are runners of a nunher of other
charges, and the case appears to be seri-
Gus. Mr.. Lunke came from MINNEAPOLIS
about two years ago, and has apparently
been doing an excellent business here.
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HAIL AS BIG AS WALNUTs.
Heavy Storm Strikes Sections o
State OE Wisconsin,

MERRIAM, Wis, June 28.-One of the
most heavy wind and hail storms that
has visited this county for years passed
over this place. Hail fell the size of
walnuts, and FOR half an hour the storm
continued. West of here grain was lev
eled to the ground, shade trees were up
rooted and delayed traffic, several large
barns were blown fiat, and in one OF
these three persons are supposed to be
Several persons were hurt by flying de-
bris. Grain in some places is reported
to be totally destroyed.
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$4,000 FIRE AT ST. CLOUD.
Part of Granite Works Destroyed
Last Evening

polishing plant of the Arnold Granite
Works was completely destroyed by fire
about 10 o'clock this evening, causing a
loss of $1,000, with s., 500 insurance.
The works are located in East St Cloud
about half a mile beyond reach of the
water system, so the fire department
could do nothing to save the plant 1t
will be rebuilt a once. About fifteen
hanGs We're employed
Joshua Mayhem, of this city, has been
Appointed a weigher in the st. Paul gram
commission Office.
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Delegates instructed.

GRAFTON. n. D., June 2S.-LSpeeial.)-
At tie Republican county convention held
III Grafton today thirty-three delegates
were selected to represent Walsh county
In the state convention at Grand Forks
and We're Instructed for Hon. D. ". Dris-
col! Tor renomination for state treasurer
Thirty-three delegates were also selected
TO represent Walsh county at the judicial
convention at Langden. They were in
structed for Judge o. E. Santer for re-
nomination as district judge OF the Sew
cnth judicial district
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THREATENED WITH FIRE.
Country Around AItI1in All AbIaze-
Town in Great Danger.

AITKIN. June 2S-A heavy fire has
been burning two or three miles to the
is carrying the flames eastward and a
pail of smoke black as a thunder cloud
obscures the sky to the northward and
from horizon TO horizon east and west
No rain has fallen in this section for over
two months. and the woods are as dry
as tinder. Despite this condition people
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EIGHT YEARS, SENTENCE.
Lumber Mills All Being Idle Causes
Great Distress,

LA CROSSE, Wis, June 2S.-(special.)-
Frank Sluga, whose home is at Chimney
Rock, Trempeleau county. was brought
before Judge Dunwiddy today and pleaded
guilty to a charge Of assault His victim
was his fourteen-year-old daughter. Slu-
ga has eight children, the youngest be
ing seven weeks old. He claimed to be
intoxicated when the crime was com
mitted He was sentenced to eight years
at hard labor at Waupun.
There is not a sawn1iu operating in the
vicinity Of La Crosse today, condition
which has not been known TO exist at
this season OF the ysar for a long time
past Hundreds of men are out OF en-
ployment, this due to the low stage of
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PoIk Counts Ponu1ists.

.CROOKSTON, Mimi. June S.-(spe-
cial.)-The POpulists held a convention
in Polk county today to name a coun-
ty ticket. Following is the result: John
Buhn, Mentor, auditor; John Dwyer
East Grand Forks register: NJ G. Peter
son, Fertile, treasurer; NJ. Losey. Crooks
ton, sheriff; P V. MaIm. Crookston, su-
perfntendent of schools; .. E. Hagen.
Crookston, probate judge; w. z. Howe
GrookSton; attorney; J. f, Oppegard
representatives; Charles Mccarthy. Me
1ntosh; R Fortier, Gentilly, and J. Dan
gerheld, East Grand Forks, commission
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UNKNOWN ASSASSIN.
Revenge for Brothers, Murder Sup
posed to BE INCENTIVE for Crime

STEVENS POINT. Wis. June 2S.-Ga-
briel Green was shot dead by an un-
known assassin with rife at 1920 yes
terday while talking with a friend on
Brown and Union streets The bullet
passed through his body and he died soon
afterwards.
Leo Wiesner and Frank Klisezinski
have been arrested on suspicion.
According to Green's antemortem state
ment, on Jan. Green killed Louis Wies-
ner of the firm of J. Curran & Wiesner.
rivals in business The Wiesner arrested
today is a brother of deceased, and the
other man was the bartender in CurRen
& Wiesner's saloon. Green was out on
bail
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Degvs OF fbe DogfbWe9f .

About half the delegation are said TO
be for II. A. Libbey. of Park River.
fo~ attorney general. and the delegation
is instructed for George B Winship for
governor.
The slope delegation viii go f0r White
for treasurer. and il looks as though his
nomination as state treasurer would
carry with it the defeat of Mr.. Winship,
and the naming OF q dark horse candi-
date for governor. The Prohibitionists
are urging the nomination of Mr.. Win
ship, and it is a conceded fact that the
slope delegates will be for almost any
one else before the Grand Forks editor
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FARMER FIGHTS HIRED MAN.
Fills Him Full of BfnIshot and Then
Repents.

WATERLOO. 10, June 28-Gcorge
a quarrel with his hired man. A. P.
Schmidt Schmidt asked for his wages
and declared his intentions Of leaving
This brought on a volley of words and
Mrs. Besh came to the rescue of her hus-
band and was attacked by Schmidt
whereupon Besh ran for his shot gun and
fired a load of bird shot at Schmidt
striking him full in the faeeI He then
repented and assisted his victim to a
doctor and came to this city and gave
himself up. The wounded man is seri-
ouslY hurt
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water. The mill of the c. L. Coleman
Lumber company ceased operations last
night, with no. prospect of starting up
Der companies mill at Onalaska is also
idle, having shut down on account of
no logs to saw. This throws about three
hundred men out of work. Extremely
heavy rains throughout the Mississippi
river territory, as well as that of the
Chippewa valley, are the only thing that
can help this deplorabIe condition of af-
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National Educational Association.
Charleston, s. G., July 7-I3, 1900.

For this g;eat annual gathering of our
nations educators the Chicago Great
Western Ry. will on July 2-8 sen round
trip excursion tickets to Charleston. S. G.
good going July 10th and good to return
up to and including Sept. l, 1900 Round
trip rates ore fare plus $500 for member
ship. For further information inquire
OF ]. P. Elmer, G. A P. D., corner
Fifth and Robert streets, St. Paul
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AND ALL FOR LOVE.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand Re
nOunces Claim to "a Throne.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand Re
nOunces Claim to "a Throne.
VIENNA. June 2s-The Archduke
Franz Ferdinand. the former heir 70 the
throne, and nephew Of the emperor. at
the Hofburg today, in the presence OF the
emperor, archdukes. ministers and state
disnitaries, took a formal oath that he
and his future wife (the Princess ChO-
telO. viii both regard their marriage as
morganatic. Consequently his wife will
never assume the position OF empress and
the children by their marriage viii never
claim the right of succession.
The oath was administered with i'm
pressive ceremony. Count Goluchowski
the minister of foreign affairs, read the
documents. The archduke then ad-
Vanced 10 a crucihx on the table and
placed his fingers on the testament.
which was held by the cardinal archbish-
op. After taking the oath the arch
duke signed the documents. The mar
riage will occur Sunday.
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convention, ana his place on the national
committee will be filed during the pre-
ltminary arrangements by Col L. Victor
Baughmau
There is some talk among the dele
gates Of placing In nomination the name
Of Gov. John Walter Smith for the vice
presidency, but this has as yet assumed
no definite shape
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Died of snnstroke.

SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, June 2S.-(Spe-
ciaL)--Matt Helget, aged fifty years,
prominent farmer, died today as the re-
suit of sunstroke Tuesday Deceased
leaves wife and six children.
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Marion Bybee, Who Created "a SEN
satfon Nenr DnYrnnorf

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-Marion
Bybee, who was found on Wednesday.
near Davenport. To-. suffering from men
tai excitement IS the daughter of ". T.
ByOee, who lives in Los Gates but she
always made her home in this city with
her uncle. L. p. Drexler. she viii rec,4s G.
nearly 10000 from his estate. On June
II Miss Bybee started for New York 10
visit friends.
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tab,r in the selections from la Ira

The evening bill will be a treat for de-
VOteeS OF Wagner. 1t opens with the
magnificent march, "Tannhauser." Then
occurs the grand selection from 'Lohen-
grin" The third number is Siegmund' 8
Liebeslfed from die Walkure" Then
follows the Album Leaf" rather a nov
city to Western audiences. as it is a rare
ly played Wagner composition. The first
part concludes with the superb overture,
'TannhauSer." The second half contains
compositions by WaldteufeI, Gounod
Mozart and Godfrey. with solos by Sgr.
Ro+tapa
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Rubber Neck Man.

WATERVIILF. MINI. June 2S.-Maj.
Marshall, of Minneapolis, who is stopping
at Maple Point summer resort. fractured
two ribs BY fall from carriage.
One OF the acrObats Of CcOper's circus
tried to commit suicide by cutting his
a rubber neck man and win live.
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DnIY Nominnfed.

FERGUS FALLS. Mimi. June 2S-
(Special)-M J. Daily was unanimously
nominated for congress. One hundred and
thlrty-one delegates We're present, and
every county in the district was repre-
sented. The greatest Of enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Crookston secures the next meet
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Found Guilty of Doing II Bucket
shop Business.

CHICAGO. June 28.-CharIes and Al
bert o. McLain. OF the commission firm
OF McLain Brothers K Co. who
for three weeks have been on trial be
fore the board Of trade directors for
maintaining and operating a bucket shop.
were found guilty tonight and by unan-
imous vote expelled from membership.
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Victim of Consumption.

BIG LAKE. MINI. June 2S.-N1rs. VIII
liam White. Of Clear Lake, died here yes
terday afternoon of consumption. She
had suffered with the disease for about
two years.
Fire destroyed the house Of D. H Rards
yesterday. The building was a total loss,
with no insurance.
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Young People,s state Convention.

The state convention of the Young
Peoples Union of the Swedish Lutheran
Church was held in this city last night,
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DRINKS WORK.
Young Man Falls Asleep on Railway
Track With Usual Result.

PRESTON. Mimi. June 2s.-(SpeciaL)- ,
Iver Iyerson, aged nineteen, went to sleep
Isinours early this morning, and a freight
train crushed his left ankle so badly that
the foot had to be amputated. Iverson
was returning from a party and was in
tOXicateQ