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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-16

willie. lust learned from Admiral Sey-
mOur at Tfen Tsin. foreigners there are
hard pressed hEMEf.
Acmiral Remey. the commander in chief
of the United States naval forces on the
Atlantic stati0n. having arrived In Chi
nsse waters. = In command over Ad-
miral Kempfr. whom he ranks II Is be-
ueved that his cabIegram this morning
relating tc the landing OF the Ninth in
fantry has Lost a date line, for IL Is not
doubted that the troops were lanoed at
Taku instead OF At Che Foo. as his mes
s-Es reads.
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LONDON PAPERS ON THE OUTRAGE.


andn
conside
himself of his word"
saved the
who delayed
a
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Prince Sheng Says All
Foreigners AnnihiIated

NEW YORK, July IA Shanghai dispatch published
here today says:
prince Sheng the director of eegraphs has communi-
the consus here announcing the murder
the Pekn and laying the blame on the anti
foreign general Tung Fuh Slang The says that
Tung enraged by defense made by the British legation
ordered the heavy fire. demoishng the legation and
setting aae. The result the annihlation OF
the foreigners"
Under July 18th the governor of Shan Tung wires
follows:
have been attacking the lega-
ons for some hours yet effected entrance
They all bombardng with to make breach
for heavy onslaught that all the minister's and the
government WE'LL in great danger The government is
intensely anxious"
Finally the from Shanghai that breach had
been made foreigners killed All the dates probably
fer much earlier period but the presumption is that the
dispatches give outline of what has happened The
Europeans having reached the end of their made
desperate and then bvey met their fate The details
of the horrible story will probably never be known
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ALL FOREIGNERS MURDERED.

Official Message Reaches London;
Says a Newspaper Agency.
London, July ia news agency
says that an official message received
in London states that all the foreign
ers in Pekin were murdered July 9th.
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SpPERgaIEGe

Is the sweetest season in human life, as
Il Is IN Nature generally. 1t Is the time
Of promise. is the young girl draws
near TO that mysterious line rWhere
wOnauhoOd and girlhoOd meet" her
whole destiny is IN measure being de-
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-16
Chinese Minister Asked
For News from COnger
y \

WY ASHINGTON, July I3.The Chinese minister MI w"'
w has undertaken get through cipher message from @
retary Hay United States Minister Conger' at feih'
deliver back the reply of Minister Conger' ne "
Mr. forwarded the cipher dispatch together WITH "
extended explanatory of his own Wednesday, anu "
being eagerly awaited both by Secretary nay
and the Chinese although it is appreciated tha Soic
days elapse before carry out TINS Pid VI
opening communication between the American government
at Washington and the American minister at Pek1n
1t after Minister WI presented the text Oh the
edc issued by the Chinese imperial government that MT hay
requested him get through message to Minister longer
Chinese government succeeded in getting through
its communication from Pekn Mr. Hay felt that 1t was
quite reasonable that like communication be opened De
and the here Mr. Wu ready
assented to this proposition Mr. Hay thereupon wrote the
and had translated into the official cipher OF the state
department The contents made known to Minister
Wu but in its unintebe cipher form it entrusted 70
him be placed the hands of Minister Conge at the earliest
possible Mr. WI determined to act through the me-
dunn of influential imperial official Shanghai who by rea
of his position is better able than else IN China to
mission. Besides forwarding the message to Mr.
explanatory message setting forth the imperative import
performing this service for the American government
The official urged to effort expense IN forward
ing the message by carriers other into
the hands of Minister Conger and to like getting
back the the American Two days have
elapsed since the message Mr. Conger forward and 1t
is confidently believed that it is its way from Shanghai
TO
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Third Cavalry for the Orient

Washington. July 13.-Arrangements
are making TO send the squadron of the
Ihird cavalry at Fort Myer. a. to san
= rancisco in few weeks in order that
IL may embark on the transport Meade
scheduled to sail from that port on Au-
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Notice.

Two travelling statesmen wanted In each
state. Salary and expenses: experience
not absolutely necessary For parucu-
lars address Peordess Tobacco Works,
Bedford city, Virginia.
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n. Medicine
That Cures

rs what the sufferer from disease desires
above all things else. Therefore thousands
turn to Hoods Sarsaparilla when afflicted
with scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism,
dyspepsia, catarrh or other ailments origi-
Mating i'm impure blood. This medicine has
stood the test, and its great record Of mar
velous cures attests its power to make new.
rich nure blood and conquer disease. It's
what the system needs at this season to
give vigor and vitality, tone the stomach.
create an appetite and cure that tired feel
ing. 1t strengthens and sustains the nerves,
and gives sweet, refreshing sleep.
Disordered Stomach - suffered
from impure blood and disordered stomach.
After taking four bottles OF Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla / was entirely cured" ". L. ZwIcK,
224 Mill Street, Poughkeepsie. y. Y
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other sufferers know what your Fsvorite Pre-
scriptiou aud Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets have done for me. I took
ssht bottles Of Fsyoritc Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery. six visls Of the
'peli-ss' also one bottle Of your Compound
Extract Of SF1art-Weet-' As soon as had taken
the first bottle couid see that the medicine
was helping me 7 had disease Of internal
gzns with bronchitis and cstsrrh- I slso used
the Local treatment you suggested
The sluggish liver can be cured by
the use of DR.. Pierre's Pleasant Pellets.
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NOTHING FROM CONGER IN A rlONTH.

It wenty-one days since word has directly
unforunaes besieged the legations at Pc
kim message from there from Sir Robert Hart
Engman in charge of the Chinese customs service and
it was undoubted authenticity 1t represented the situation
of the legationers desperate and implored help.
word from Minister Conger to the state de-
parmen Pekn under date of June 18th At that time
he asked international relief column, which
was even then fall should signal its approach when
near Pekn That just month and three days ago.
and would be an unprecedented defence for such made
quae and tted and provisioned force as at the
and foreign hold for that length of
Minister Wus cablegram from Sheng above given should
taken to the cipher he forwarded
at Secretary Hays request to China the effort get
through to Conger That message Yonan
Ka the governor OF the of Sna Tun That Off
cal has replied informally that he has himself
that he will take prompt steps to forward the cipher
message this critical juncture is unfortunate
not beyond suspicion though Mr. WI retains full confidence
him.
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LONDON, July I5-The only news from China last night
was the following issued at midnight
The foreign Office received information from the
general Shanghai that the whole foreign community
from Men Chey has been safely landed at Shanghai
AS no mention made of the alleged of Sheng
the of railways and eegaphs OF China consus at
Shanghai announcing the murder of foreigners in Pen
presumed this story, credng Sheng with these
ons announcing that he blamed Prince Tuan for the at
tack legations of the inventions emanating
from Shanghai
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DETAILS OF THE HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
The Shanghai correspondent of The Daily Express,
the alleged authority who brought the story gives
very sensational account. He says:
"Maddened with hunger after having been without food
many days. members of the legations and the guards
made sore night of June goth and killed Chinese
unexpected attack General Tung Fuh Slang enraged
of many brought up heavy and
Prince Tuan the order that foreigner must be de-
stroyed. His words
Destroy every foreign vestige and make China sealed
book to all western powers
prince Tuan had previously discovered that Prince Ching
was supplying foreigners with ammunition He therefore,
General Tung Fuh Slang fire Prince Chngs
troops reported Ching killed seriously
wounded
final attempt their through the ega-
TONERS formed square, with and children in the
when the boxers realized they being attacked
they became like and shot each other with revolv
ers Heavy guns bombarded all night until the buildings
and in flames Many foreigners were roasted in the
ruins rushed upon them and hacked and stabbed
dead and wounded cutting off their heads and carrying
these through the streets on rifles shouting fercely
They then native Christian massacred
all who join them outraged the women and Drained
the children Hundreds of mission buildings were burned
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE MASSACRE.
July Ta saSo @ of % had DAILY thy n @raai ' news
rn week ago and that shens knew knew al al & pH iU %h, m pr
were dad when he he - asked @ st t 7D Tn on condition that the
% d d 10 surDens their operations to the north of
adds certain details of affairs at Pk after after June UNI 10Th sh
his the members Of tho legation made daily nes by s
Chinese and there
o. deseuons Prince
with the besGed Ut
powerful columns
July 9TH" the eresponn fire
foreigners
the
madem in
the The fro or the
Chinese soldiers
leaving large numbers OF
legation could not be rallied tes
out of the
induced 20 stand
middle watch
shao their
suedb
OF
to
believed wounded and was
carried andsecr by
valiantv his which
completely ouinu routed
legations but
Toward the end of the third
andgr General Fuh Slang
of
of the
fallen at their posts
wrecked buildings which
endeav oedha to fortfy
the o
allies and
the n
rushW
standing together the little remaining band
all Europeans stubbOrny There desperate hand
band heavily but fell
others advanced finally overwhelming Odds
remaining put to the sword in the most
atrocous manner"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-16

EGTttiiuCfl- HOW
often the sweet
young girl, under
the influence OF
the change, with
ers and droops
ike some blighted
bud Nature gen
orally needs some
little help at this
critical period, and
this help IN its
best form is con-
tanned in Doctor
Pierce's Favonte
Prescription II
establishes regu-
lauty, and gives
the vgor of per
feet health TO the
womanly organs.
II contains no al
oohol, neither OPT
UNI, cocaine, nor
other narcotic.
Miss Emma Lee, OF
wiIiiford. Sharp Co.
Ark writes Il was
suffering severely and
tried several doctors
remedies hut received
only very little relief
therefore. ! feel Il my
Twsw~ - r.r~~e. a~saA Is
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MINISTER WU GETS AN ANSWER.

WASHINGTON July I5.-Such came to Wash
ingon today from China distinctly bad 1t consisted of
cabegram Minister Wu from Sheng the imperial director
ster reply the urgent he himself had sent
Chinese capital This cabegram Mr. WI regarded
of sufficient Importance to Secretary Hay
who waiting his home for
The message resolved from the cipher follows
"Pekn of July 9TH says that General Tuan Fuh ST.
ang disobedence of imperial ORDERS about guns
Legations and the government will be in peril"
This corroboratve of that contained in recent
begram Consul General Goodnow Shanghai although
consul generals dispatch gave his Pkin the date of
the 9TH saying the final upon the legations with guns
begin the 9TH of July. 1t surmiSed here
Mr. (oodnow gpt his fro Shcng who is certainly
position the first from Pein Aside from
gloomy given of the end of the terrible struggle of
egaones against the inevitable the significant feature OF
the message coupling of the fate OF the imperial
ment foreign ministers Officials here derive
satisfaction from this position of the dispatch susans
them the position they held from the first that the Chi
nese government with Christendom but
fronting formidable insurrection.
There still remains suspicion that while Mr. WI is
doubtedlv acting sincerity Sheng who represent
ed and adro may know OF the actual
happenings Pekin that he willing reveal 1t
is feared trying prepare the for the disclosure
of terrible news hoping that by letting gradually
the blow will not with such severity and, perhaps with
such disastrous result his people might be the
if the whole story impaired to the world This
news may noted entirely from Chinese
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PiIesI Piles! Piles!

DR.. Upham's Electuary: so years reputation.
cure OF this complaint only be effected
by means of medicine taken internally Soll hv
druggists Samples sent free. a. G. Upnaln. 27
East 4th St. New York
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THE MERSHON.

81, SO ans IS West 32d St. y. 7. City.
Delightful family house: location central.
Telephone call bells. etc. Table the best.
Uptown house 50 West 51st St. near Gem
trail park. American plan. Rates y per
day up.
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WANTED AGENTS In every county to ssll
Family Memorials" good profits and steady
work Address Campbell * Co. sol Plum St.
Elgin, Ill
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14

AS have sold my farm in Sec. II,
town of St. Johns, I will sell at pub
lie auction on Monday, March 10,
1900, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. =,
the fol lowing described property:
Eight working horses. ! two-year
old colt, II COWS, two-year-old heif-
ers, 5 heifers, one year old; 1 half
breed Shorthoru bull, 2 years old;
2 hogs, SO chickens, 6 turkeys, Deer
ing binder, 2 Deering mowers, 3 hay
rakes, l Buckeye drill, l seeder, 2
drags, l John Deere gang plow, l
sulky plow, stubble plow, 2 breaking
plows, lumber wagons, 2 buggies, l
roadcart, l tanning mill, l scale, 2
corn cultiyators, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, such
as household goods.
Terms: All sums under $500, cash:
above that amount time will be given
to Noy- l, 1900, on approved notes at
6 per cent interest.
H. MART1NsoN.
A. G. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14

I will sell at public auction on E. G..
Freeman's farm in Sec. 26, town of
Mamre, on the Both day of March,
1900, beginning at II o'clock a. m.,
the following:
Two black mares, IL years old;
bay mare, 6 years old; l black pony,
II years old: 2 good milch COWS, 3
yearling heifers, calf, : hog, Is
chickens, lumber wagon, l new top
buggy, pair bob"sleighs, 1 mower,
l hay rake, / gang plow, l l4-inch
cross plow, l 3-horse drag, hay
racks, 2 sets of working harness, l
single buggy harness, about 225 BUSH
els of oats and 10 tons of hay, 1 heat
ing stove, ! cook stove, and house
hold goods too numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums under 100, cash.
on sums over that amount time will
be given until Dec. l, 1900, on ap-
proved notes bearing interest at six
per cent.
THoM THOMPSON.
J. G. MONsON, Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14
Public Auction.

AS have rented my farm on section
Is, town of Dovre, I will sell at pub=
lie auction on Thursday, March 22,
1900, the following described property,
commencing at 10 o'clock:
Five working horses, from 5 to IS
years old, 3 COWS, 3 heifers, IA head of
young cattle, from / to years, l two
seated buggy, l single top buggy, 2
lumber wagons, l road cart, sets of
working harness, set of light har-
ness, ! single harness, 2 stubble plows,
2 drags, 2 one horse cultivators,
l4-hoe drill, mower, 2 binders, hay
rake, l tanning mill, l cutter, 2 pair
of bobsleighs, l cook stove, 2 beating
stoves, and lot of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums under $500, cash:
above that amount time will be given
to Nov. l, 1900, on approved notes at
per cent. interest.
O. B. OLSON.
MONSoN, Auctioneer. 3-4p
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14
LAKE ANDREW.
Mar. 10.

Quite number of Arctanderites and
Lake Andrewites attended the Ogren
auction at Nest Lake.
While attending the engine Of his
feed mill last Saturday Gunder Sven
son was informed Of the arrival of a
new engineer who claims the right to
stay with the boys till he is able to
support himself. Ma and babe are
doing nicely.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jens Skaalerud also
acknowledge the adoption of a farm
hand who stubbornly claims the right
to stay with them for a while at least,
which state of affairs causes Jens to
wear broad smile.
Farmers are now busy cleaning
seed grain.
The East Norway Lake congrega-
tion held another meeting of the usual
kind, and another will take place on
Wednesday, March IA, when CHAIR
man &. Hoyme and other ministers
haye been called to attend.
We are talking about the Cuban
war, the Philippine war, Boer war,
heathens and missionaries, and we
are sending missionaries to. civilize
heathens; but think the time has
come when we need some heathens to
come over and civllize some of the
church people at Norway Lake.
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14
IRVING.

Anton M. Anderson has rented the
Andrew Anderson farm for the COM
ing season.
Edwin Paulson is recovering from
an attack of illness. !
G. w. Larsen has leased the John
Olson farm for this year.
Mrs. Gabriel johnson died in the
night between the End and 3rd inst,
after long period OF suffering with
consumption. The sympathy OF the
community is with the mourning rela-
tives.
O. Olson and M. Nicholson trans
acted business at Willmar some time
ago.
The statesmen of the Bryant & Son
Nursery, OF Princeton, ILL.,, are doing
business in Trying.
A number of Irving people have de-
parted for Bowbells, N. D., where
they will seek future homes.
Herman Johnson has just returned
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14
Bird islanders to Appeal:

Beaver Falls, Minn., March TO-
Notwithstanding the fact that both
Judges Qvale and Powers of the Rem
vile county district attached their sig
natures to the decision holding that
the Renville county commissioners
did right in rejecting the Bird Island
petition for special election to vote
on the removal of the county seat
from Beaver Falls to Bird Island,
the Bird Island people will appeal
from the order to the supreme court.
The Olivia people are jubilant over
the decision and are Of the opinion
that the county seat will surely be
moved to that place, although many
people are of the opinion that it will
remain in Beaver Falls for another
five years.-Minneapolis Journal.
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Cleaned from heighboring Exchanges, !,
Personal or Otherwise.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hultgren and
smaller children returned to Green
Lake Monday morning. Miss Agnes
also went home with her parents. She
will not return to Minneapolis ...:..
The funeral of Theodore G.. Hult-
gren on Thursday afternoon of last
week was largely attended. Sixteen
of the comrades of Agedius, members
of Company p, 18th MINI. Vol.
Inf, came up from Willmar in uni
form and attended the funeral in a
body. Six of their number acted as
pail bearers. The names of all follow:
Capt. Mason w. Spicer, Lieut.. Phil.
J. Haley, Carl Paulson, Henry G..
Traue, Guy. Porter, Ole Sandbo,
Chas. Berg, W. O. Johnson, E. Chris
tenson, Al. Garwell, G.. Hegtevit,
Leonard sandberg, Aug. Holmberg,
Frank F. Holmberg, Carl Larson and
Carl Observation-Disclosures Banner.
Miss Grace Enge departed yesterday
for Willmar where she will visit a
couple of days before returning to
her home in Minneapolis. .......J. H.
Strong, S. M. Sivertson, N. J. Walen,
Martin Olson and B. NJ. Dahl went to
Willmar Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of Albert Larson.-Atwater Re-
publican Press.
The mother of J. W. Lindner died
Sunday morning at the ripe old age
of sixty-four years. Deceased left an
only sister, Mrs. Lii m, who is now
the only one left of thirteen children.
The funeral occurred Tuesday after
noon, Rev. Hafferman officiating.
Her nephew, J. L. Lindner, and wife
from Willmar came up to attend the
funeral.-Raymond Cor. in Chippewa
Co. Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Mantor, of Will
mar, were guests at the Minton last
Thursday ...,....L. M. Landing. who
is now engaged in the machine busi-
ness at Sauk Centre, was here the first
of the week.-Lakeside (Glenwood J
Press.
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14

notist by the last number of the weakly
Argus that Wharton agen goas for Mr.. Law
son bekaws he don't git owt in sassiety and
brawdens his mind by kontakt with other
peepul, like Wharton duss. Wharton is
emynently korekt, and kin pass to the he'd of
the klass. A man what hez got 50 little
taist that he wud sooner set in his offs a
poaring over the ritings of sech men ez Il.
Washington. T. Jefferson. Andrew Jackson
and Abe Lincoln when he might jest as we'll
be standing on the street kOrners q lissening
to the deap and p0wrfull reasoning of the
CRATE konstellayshun of legal lewminarys
and offisholders or thare deppewtys what
adoarns this town. deservs Il raking Oaver.
Why ownly the other day wus standing in
the poastOftis lissening to an ex-foarjer who
was kusstng the Tribune at the rait of abOWt
6O kusses per minnit. and it seamd to hev q
very ellyvayting infooens on the groop of
brite and reseptiv minds klusterd arOwnd
him. 1t wuz reeiy artistlck effert in the
line of kussing, and I thawt to myself IF
Lawson kOod Ownly heer thet he wud rea-
lyze how he hurts the fealings of good pee
pull like thet fellow by riting abowt blind
pigs and working fer morality, and then he
mite git to be like Wharton and not hev en-
ny opinyuns on ennythng thet is lyabel to
hurt ennyboddy that he'd emmy soshal stand
ing. man what shuts himself UP with
books is apt to git so narrowminded that he
thinks nuzepayper awt to work for the
moral welfare of the town. while man
what assoshy ats with peepul like thet will
git so brawdminded thet after a while he
wont be abel to realyze thet thare is emmy
sech thing es a moral kwestyun". Them
war the thawts brung up by lssening to tlet
kussing entertainment, and kood feel my
mind brawdening till my hat band begun
to bust.
Thar is other brawdeniug infooenses what
Lawson looses by not going into sassiety,
1t thar is emmy one thing thet moar then
others is kalkewlayted to brawdcn Il mans
mind several degreas at Il time it is to go to
party and play sintch fer silver whiskey
bOttel. 1t lifts man abuv the kOmmen
herd and the trubbels and tribbewlayshups
of every day life, and enables him to rize to
hier planes Of thawt that kant fale to shoa
in his work az nuzepayperman. A man
kin then so hoam and rite kolum or so
abowt the spirited kontcst for that whisky
bottel, and the rizing gcnerayshun will reed
the list of prominent sassiety peepul thet
took part in it. and hev his mind brawdeud
into realyzing thet thare aint no sech thing
es gambling.
In koors this brawdening process may flat
ten the mind sum, but thet don't kut no fig
ger, 1t kant git too fat to run a weakly pa
per If you only no enutf not to talk emmy
stand on emmy moral kwestyun. You mite
even sit IS doller ofFs and if yu don't no
how to run i you kood kawl u speshal meat
ing of the peepul to korrekt yur nisstaiks
4es, Mr.. Lawson, yu better stop studying
the ritings Of STATESMEN and metropolitan
nuzepayper edditers. and git owt and rub up
agenst peepul on the streat korners, in the
poastOfis and in sassiety,
.IIMMINY CRIlk ETTS
Willmar tribune., 1900-03-14
public Auction.

\ As I am going toimove will sell at
public auction on my place in Sec.s 81,
town of White6eld, on Wednesd ay,
March %. 1900, commencing at 10 a.
M, the following described property:
Eight horses, from tive to twelve
years old, II milch COWS, 2 two-year
old steers, 2 two-year old heifers, 8
yearlings, 3 two months old calves, 6
pigs, 1 Mccormick binder, seeder, 2
cross plows, drags, hay racks, l
corn cultivator, l. No. 2 scraper.
Household goods new cook stove,
I heating stove, S bedsteads, 3 cup
boards, l bureau, table, 10 chairs,
and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms: All sums under Sc. 90, cash:
above that amount time will be given
to Nov. l, 1900, on approved notes at
6 per cent. interest.
ANDREW BECK.
JONAS MoNsoN, Auctioneer.