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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02

Special Dispatches Hint at some Im-
~ - p~ntltn@ Movement.
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-The latest special
dispatches from Chieveiey Ca1nn hint
dArkly at some impending movement.
: This is taken with Some misgivings
that General Butler in1ends TO mako
! ano,her attempt 10 relleve La.!ys:n>.h.
K. 1t is reported by the sanle dispatches
thar the Beers have now returned 10
Tie north bank OF the Tugela, I;cics
Afraid .i,at the swollen river Eay c'
CH their retreat. They are also novi,. y
their laa.ers nearer Lsdyspith with
the view OF probably putting greater
pressure ol, the garrison, which is now
suffering severely. 1t is hardly con-
aceavable, that General Butler would
make. a frontal att ack, esEeclally, now
\ The riyal is rising and iii view OF the re-
rort that he is contemplating moving
his headquarters back to Frere camp.
h. It is known that artillery is due to ar
rive for General Butler. but the belief
?, is that even then his forces would be
to weak TO act. He might be moved by
desire to accomplish something before
the arrival of Lord Roberts. His men
are also keen to retrieve their defeat.
The reported engagement between,
Beers and Kaffirs is very vague and
cannot be explained until the arrival of
later dispatches.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
SENATOR kYLE'S ELc,s
Declares He II Ont With I'LL. For Il, III
Associates 4%F%HFsS


NEW YORK, Dec. 81. "A special So
The Times from Washington says:
Senator Kyle of South Dakota waoS
has been classed in the congressiou,aI
directory, presumably upon his twa
authority, as independent in politics,
but who repeatedly has voted with tho
Republicans, has come out III a declara-:
ton that will justify the makers of tho
directory hereafter in classing him as q
Republican in name as we'll as in fact.
He is ont of line withsh his former Popu-
list associates and says 30:
"Thongh am bimetallist and have
been 50 from conscientious convictions
for 25 years" he said, II would rather
take tho most undiluted gold standard
ism than to accept bimctailism with
the ingredients of radical socialism uiaS
are now associated with it,"
a.. does not favor that part of the
~ ,ested legislation which gives the
secretary Of tho treasury authority to
issue bonds at his own discretion, be-
lieving that Yhen. lie people of the
United States find it necessary to in
crease their public debt, congress
should be consulted. On the general
question Of voting for the gold stand
ard. hs docs not believe that the enact-
mont into law Of principle winch il
aow generally recognized will affect the
country disadvantageously.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02

of November. Although since confined
to his bed his doctors had hopes rf his
recovery uutil Thursday, when he was
seized with violent hemorrhage of the
stomach and became unconscious. A
consultation of doctors WAS held but
nothing could be done except to make
his last hours as free from pain as pos
sible.
Mr.. Smalley was we'll known in jour
nalistic circles throughout the United
States. During the latter part of the
Civil war he was on the staff Of. the
New York Tribune and later repre-
sented that paper III Washington. He
afterwards edited paper in Cleveland,
coming West with Henry Willard in 50
and establishing The Mort rthweac Maga-
zine. During rhe las, preai'len'ls.l e*i'r-
paign he was connected with the Re-.
publican l,ress bureau ami at Tive time
Of his death was secretary OF the Ma
tionai Sound Money League. For years
he has been a contributor to the s::hi-
cago Times-Eerald aud the New York
pOsf
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
HIGHWAYMAN KILLED.
Ate mpt to Hold Up = .sattis street C@'
l.esults Fatally.

Ate mpt to Hold Up = cattle street. CAr
Eesult. Fatally.
SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. 30.-1n an at
tempt to hold up Ballard street car
a highwayman was shot and killed.
There were eight passengers aboard
when two men wearing muslzs boarded
the car, one at the front and the other
at the rear.
One OF the passengers named Plimp-
ton opened fire on the highwayman en-
tering the car from the rear and three
shots were returned. One broke Plimp.
tons arm and the other entered his
breast.
A passenger standing on the front
platform also took hand in HE shoot
ing and fred on the robber at the front
end of the car. At the first shot the
robber on the front reeled from the car
and fed to the woods. After the firing
on the rear end ceased the second rob-
ber took to the woods. Bullets passed
through the clothing of two other pas.
sengers. The highwaymen secured
nothing.
Shortly after midnight the police
found near the scene Of the car hold-up
the body Of one of the robbers. He
had been killed by bullet from a pas
senger's pistol. The body is still uni
Identified,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
PARDONS OPPOSED!

Judge Advocate L cber Said to Re Against
ths fifteenth Minne.ota Boys.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ?0.-Judge Advo-
cate Genaral Lieber has sent IN his re-
port to the secretary of war on the ap-
plication AND petitions for pardon Of
the Fifteenth Minnesota boys. 1t is
understood that this report makes
no specific recommendation for
clelnency, and is therefore, ad-
verse to granting the pardon. 1t
was asc.rtaincu al lhe war ucpar. men:
that there have been two sets of papers
in the han!ls of the officials. In addi-
ton to the PETITIONS which were pre-
sented by the Minnesota delegation to
President Mckinley and which were
referred to the department with certain
memoranda. Adjutant General Corbin
called for transcript Of the evidence
in the courtmartial case. This involved
q great deal Of work and has occasio1ed
the delay. Cc15in is against granting
the pardons and General Lieber's re.
port leans strongly that way. The pres.
ident will therefore have to take all the
responsibility himself.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
SORTIE At KIMBERLEY.

Movement showed the Boers Are Keep-
ing Il Guns in the Vicinity.
: KIMBERLEY, Friday, Dec. 22.-Before
dawn today detachment of the
mounted forces with artillery and light
infantry moved out in a westerly direc-
ton. Boer artillery from Kamperdam
opened fire, Kimberley fort replying
with 20 shells. The British force re-
conno1tred along Lazeretto ridge, the
Boer patrols retreating. Having &C.
complished this and having discovered
Boer reiuforcements approaching the
British; retired with the loss of one
horse.
The movement showed that the Beers
are still keeping their guns in the
vicinity of Kimberley and are able to
summon reinforcements rapidly. 1t al
so showed their proneness to vacate a
position Immediately when weaker
than the opposing force.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
FIRE IS MORE EFFECTIVE

Eoer shells Doin z C"nsiderable Dam ~ .
- in LadyAmit it h of Late.
LADYsMITH, Dec. 28.-General White
has had slight attack Of fever, but he
is now convalescing.
The Boer shell fire has been very
damaging recently. On Friday shell
killed six men and injured one. The
same shell killed IL horses. Another
fell in the Fifth Lancers' lines, slightly
wounding six officers. Several shells
have fell close to General Whites
house, compelling the removal of head.
: quarters to another point.
J 1t is reported that General Joubert is
again in command of the Beers here.
The military authorities appear conf.
: dent, but they are very reticent.
Beers have been observed moving
northward and westward in large mum.
aberS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
FRANCE is DISTURBED.
Dslagoa Bay Incident IL tho Cause 70,
Perturbation.

Dslagoa Bay Incident IL tho Cause for
Perturbation.
PARIS. Dec. 30.-The virtual seizure
by the British of vessels laden with
American -four consigned to the Trans
vaal and the statement of The Lokal
Anzeiger of a secret Anglo German.
Portuguese treaty for the division Of
Portuguese colonies between Great
Britain and Germany have aroused re.
newed interest in Paris.
While there is disposition to dis.
credit The Lokal Anzeigcr's statement,
its publication has caused undoubtej
uneasiness, for the contamination OF
such plan would be diplomatic
stroke unfavorable to France and Ru <.
sia. The possession Of Delagoa Buy -
believed to be as essential to Britt: /
success in South Africa as victory
over the Beers is essential to Greal
Britain's International prestige. There
fore it is felt that. If necessary, Grt at
Britnln will lake extrelEe measures.
Consider- It = Suicidal Move.
An official of the French foreign Of
flee said to the correspondent uf the
Associated Press, with respect to selz-
ure of breadstctfs:
"Such seizure is absolutely outside
Of international rights, and as foolish
US though Great Britain, supposing her
10 be at war with Switzerland, should
declare a blockade Of Ham burg ful
lear certain goods should reach tie
Swiss from thai source A decision to
consider brtadslutfs contraband would
be regarded in diplomatic circles as d
suicidal policy tor Great Britain, as she
would be most dependent for food sup
Plies upon other nations in case a Wal
arose involving her.
Obviously, however, the chief ground
for apprehension is the belief that, if
Great Britain should establish a Gordon
of vessels across Deiagoa bay, it would
be necessary for all nations to send war
vessels there to protect individual
rights.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
PLEDGED 100000.
|! hilade phia Bibernians VIII Send
BOers n Hospital Shin

Ihilado lphia Hibernians VIII Send the
Doors u Hospital ship.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.-More thar
400 delegates representing 80 divisions
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians OF
Philadelphia, with total membership
Of 80, 600, held secret meeting in In
dustrial hall for the purpose ;of. taking
action to help the Beers in their wal
with Great Britain. After the meeting
had adjourned it was said that the rep
resentatives Of divisions had pledged
each man of their respective divisions
to contribute $3.50 towards a. fund Of
800, 600 to be raised for the purpose o1
sending hospital ship o:the Beers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

Carlisle Indians defeated the Un: YER.
sity OF California football team by
score of 2 100. @M
1t is reported that the bubonic plague
nus ma1e It's appearance at Noumea,
cnri al of the French penal colony Of
New Caledonia. 5$
Former Governor Robert w. Furnasi
Of Nebraska, now in his 10th year, and
Mrs. S. f. Jamison were married ~
brownsville, Ncb. VI,
1t is understood that an Anglo-Turk-
ish alliance has been formed and Egyp-5
tian regular troops may be sent to the
Transvaal to aid the Lnglish. %%%&
Under the new census, which will
cause d reap,. ,.ortionment of mem bers Of
congress-. it is stated, electoral condi-.
tions in the South will be inquired into.
Roland Reed, the actor, is seriously
ill in New York. He is suffering from
appendicitis and his road engagements
for the holiday week have been cam
celled. 4.fs#5
Secretary of State Hay has promised
Minneapolis miller to deal most vigor-
ously with Turkey should any more
Minneapolis -four be rejected i'll that
country. E%sF$.
The transfer Office of the United
States Express company at st. Paul.
filled with Christmas presents, burned
Sunday evening. Probably 5000 pack !
ages were destroyed. ,4.t.;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
: FIGHT NEAR MAFEklNG.
British Make an Attack on One Of tn
~ .,-", Boer Forts.

British Mako an Attack ON One Of tn.
I ~ ..-", Boer Forts.
\ PRETORIA, Tuesday, Dec. 26-Com-
= Hmandant snyman reports from Molopo:
,5 ION Monday morning the enemy
from Mafeking attacked one of our
forts in force with cannon, Maxims
and an armored train and so persist
emily that there was fighting right on
1.-THE walls of the fort. But we have re-
itained our fort. The British loss is re-
ported as 55."
The other commanders report IAN
quiet" with the exception'of the usual
BON bardment of Ladysmith.
i General Lucas Meyer has recovered
ind returned to tho front
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Believed to Be a HAMBURG
American, but the Name
-. Is Unknown.
IN A PERIlous POSITION
Seas Very Heavy and Fears
Are Entertained for the
Passengers.
Llfesavers Are at Hand but
the Boats Are Unable to
Reach Her.

LONDON, Dec. 80.-A German mail
steamer believed to be one of the Ham.
burg-American liners, has gone aground
during terrific gale in East bay about
quarter of q mile off Dungeness, the
southern extremity of Kent. Continu.
ous heavy seas are breaking over the
vessel and the lifeboats are unable to
reach her. Fears are entertained fol
tho safety of the passengers.
1t is reported that the position Of the
liner is very serious. Tugs and life.
boats were hastily requisitioned from
Dover. but they had the utmsot diff
Guilty in getting off owing to the gale.
The signals of distress were observed
from tho Sand Dean lightship.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

Red Cross subscriptions for the Trans.
vaal In Berlin already total 100000
marks.
Milloecker, tho Austrian composer, 10
suffering from paralytic stroke. His
condition j: critical.
Great anxiety is felt in San Francisco
shipping circles for the overdue French
bark Louis Pasteur.
William Waldorf Astor has sub
scribed Rl 900 to the Buckinghamshire
fund to equip tho county's contingent
Of yeomanry.
J. w. McAndrews. tha old time "wa-
termelon man" Of the Haverly Minstrel
company, died at the Elgiu Qlls.) asy-
lutn Friday, aged 81.
AT Fort Yates. N. D.. Eva Trexler, a
schoolgirl, had her head nearly severed
from her body by running into barb
wire fence while coasting. She was in-
stantly killed.
The Cheyenne flyer on the Union Pa
ciii.: road crashed into the Boulder val
ley train ut Brighton, Colo. One man
was killed, and as far as known, =
dozen persons were injured.
Rev Sylvester Malone, pastor of the
Roman Catholic church of saints Peter
and Paul. Brooklyn, aud u member. of
the board of regents Of the University
OF EDa York, is'desd, aged ~ years.
The French government will submit
to the chamber OF deputies at the be-
ginning Of January bill providing for
the defense Of the French coasts and
colonies, and to increase the strength Of
the fleet.
Fire Commissioner Scannel has pro-
noted Deputy Chief Edward F. Croker
to be chief of the New York city fire
department. Mr.. Croker had per.
centage Of 1880 in the civil service ex-
animation.
Florence Blythe Hinckley, heiress to
several million dollars left her by her
father, Thomas Blythe, which were
awarded to her after protracted itiga-
tion. has been quietly married to A. A.
Moore, Jr., deputy attorney general Of
California.
The San Francisco Examiner says
FIVE independent Eastern tobacco fac
tories have combined to fight the to-
bacco trust, and have made arrange.
ments for an aggressive campaign on
the coast. The names of the com panies
are not given.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
How to Fry Drussels Sprouts.

Wash the sprouts well and remove
every leaf that has turned yellow or
faded. Put them on the fire In sau .e-
pan with plenty Of hot. salted water,
AMI cook rapidly. Strain and COOL F'ut
~ a stewpan two tahlcspoonfuls Of
butter heat it and add the sprouts
with q seasoning. Of salt pepper and
gated nu,n.rg. and fry them lightly.
i,"n:, car, fnl 10 keep them whole, and
"'"'lrr them with chopped parsley.
ScrV. in u hot dish
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
IA y Mean the Beginning Of
t sAFormidable Uprising in
"a: ~ r Il the Transvaal.
BULLER TO STRIKE AGAIN
dispatches Hint at Some Inn
>$s .f pending Movement in Aid
Of Ladysmtth.
Beers Have Closed in at That
Pointsand Their Shells Do
Much Damage.

3s PREToRIA, Tuesday, Dec. 26.+Coln-
mandant Swart reports from the laager
at Alowins Kop, near Zeerust, that he
had an engagement on Friday, Dec. %.
with Kafirs in the neighborhood of
Derderpoort. The Kafirs occupied a
strongly fortified ridge aud were we'll
prepared for emergencies.
IA After heavy fighting the burghers
captured the Kaffir position, losing
three killed and five wounded.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
PRINTER, POET, AUTHOR.
Thomas McKsllar of Mcclellan, Smith
4 Jordan IL Dead.

Thomas Nc Ksllar of 'MoKellar, Smith
4 Jordan IL Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80. - Thomas
Mckellar. senior member of the firm
of Mcclellan, Smith & Jordan, type
founders, died from pneumonia at b i,
home in Germantown.
Mr.. McKellar, who was a printer,
poet and author, was born in New
York, Aug. 10. 1872 He was the author
of numerous books. poems and .hymnS,
among them 1.-The American Printer" "
a treatise on practical printing. He
was president of Type Founders asso-
citation of this country, and of nulner-
Gus other Orranizatioils. .,.,~~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
HOW to Cream Beans,

Creamed beans are delicious. Soak
one pint of beans overnight. The next
morning boil until perfectly soft. Put
through a sieve and add one teaspoon
full Of salt and a sa!tspoonful Of pep
per. Make a smooth cream sauce by
putting tablespoonful of butter in a
saucepan and stirring in Tablespoons
ful of flour. Add slowly cupful of
milk and when sauce Is thick stir into
the beans and beat well. Pour into a
baking dish, cover the top with fine
bread crumbs and bake brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
North western Pennsyivan,a Experiences
. Severe BIIEEard.

Nor,h western Pennsyivan, Experiences
. severe BIlEEard.
Cory, Pa, Dec. 3O.-A terrible bliz-
zsrd, the worst in years, has been rag
ing in Northwestern Pennsylvania for
the past "a hours and still continues.
About l6 inches of snow has fallen aud
with that already on the ground makes
the depth on the level tour teer. Many
villages are cut off from the outside
world. Ali the railroads are suffering.
The Western New York and Pennsyiys,-
mia through trains between Pittsburg
aud Buffalo were hours behind time,
the huge drifts at tSulnmerdale,a and An
COLA being iinpassable. The Erie and
Pe,insy ylvani9 are faring a LITTLE better
although their trains are late.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Drove on tho Rail road Tracks.

Drove on tho Rail roSd Trscks.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 8O.-Dr. Wicklif
Smith. surgeon Of the One Hundred
and Sixty-tirst Indiana regiment, was
killed Friday together with his Cuban
boy, Francisco .Sousa. three miles from
Delphi, by Wabash train. On ac-
count Of the cold weather they were
bundled up so they did not hear the
train and drove on the tracks.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Smallpox Among Colvills Indiaus.

SPOKANE, Dec. ~, brief telephone
message received aim" n;x,o..~ = that
smallpox has broken out 49, to'icaI g
dians on the'southern half Of. the -So'
vile reservation.
All Tratns Dolaysd.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Dec. 30.-A heavy
blizzard from the west struck this city
during tho day aud it 10 intensely cold.
Railroad trains arc delayed and street
ssrs are having hard work keeping the
lines open.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
How to Bake Cabbaxe,

More often than not cabbage is ruined
BY being cooked too much. Take head
Of cabbage and cut as fine as though it
were to be used for cold slaw. Put Isl
into pan and then fill the pan about
two-thirds fnll Of sweet milk Season
we'll with pepper. salt and little but
ter Put this into second dish partly
filed with water and bake until tender.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Wholesale Grocery Destroyed.

BURLINGTON, Ia., Dec. 81. - Tho
building and contents of the Biklen
Winzor wholesale grocery were de-
stroyed by fire during the day, entail
ing loss of $3.50, 600, with insurance Of
$685. 900. Intense cold prevented tho
firemen from doing effective work.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02

vu'e. - 'sdiu.,ons, conoemn,ng the ac-
tiol. OF The government in continuing
the war in the Philippines were also
passed, but later reconsidered and laid
ON The table
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Alleged That the Little Repub-
lie Complained of En-
=: croachments.
PARIS IS MUCH PERTuRBED
Eelagoa Bay story Arouses
: Renewed Interest l., the
- ="
Capital City.
British Seizure Of Breadstuffs
= Discussed by a Govern
4 ment Official.

LONDON, Dec. 80. 1t has been lee mo 1
by representative of the Associated
Press that the United States cruiser
Montgomery's visit to Liberia is appar-
emily the result of overtures made to
Washington by that republic. Though
tFe British government is in complete
Ignorance Of the purpose Of the Mont.
gpmsry's NILSSON. the establishment OF
g. coaling station in Liberia by the
United States is regarded as scarcely
probable, as it 10 asserted no Liberian
port has any facilities for coaling, all
Of them being open and surfbound.
The Associated Press representative
learns, however. that far more impor-
tant step is under consideration. 1t
consists in joint request of the United
States and Great Britain upon France
70 Dsilos the boundary
between the territory she claims and
taat claimed by Liberia. This step is
not yet decided upon, but Great Brit
ain only awaits the United States as
sent to become party to such re.
rc.!uest.
1t is alleged that France for many
y*ars has been encroachjng ON Liberia
and it was only by strenuous protest
o. the United States that she was pre-
vented from appropriating large slice
o. Liberia in 1892.
81. According to the Hon. Arthur Pom
,,sonby, managing director of the Liberia
rtsbber syndicate which recently guar
Hahteed the interest of Liberin's public
debt, the Montgomery's visit was prob
ably prompted by desire to ascertain
the extent of French activity.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Hawsll's New Bank.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 80.--Advices
from Honolulu. Hawaii, says: The
First American Bank Of Hawsii, new
banking institution in Honolulu, will
open branch at Hilo, Hawaii, COM
mencing business on Jan. l.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Doc 30
WHEAT-Cash, No hard o s9": No.
1 Northern, 6,H,: No 2 Northern, n9ls,:
No. :, $3.50. 70 Arrive-No. hard,
UbMc; No. Northern, 64M': Deoeln Der
64Ac; May, 6shc: July, G"ho.
tLAX-To arrive, Sl4UH Decelnber.
Sl A. MAY, 81 A.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
How to Make Clam Chorder.

Twenty-Five CLANS. one-half pound
salt pork chopped, fine, six potatoes
r'.c"d thin and four onions sliced thin
i'ut ryk IN kettle after cooking q
NHt l.li-- "nnd ndd pDtn llsbes 0Gibns
"r'! juice oi CLANS. Cook 21s hours
mi t!sru a,i clans. Fifteen minutes
rforp serving add two quarts OF milk.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
st. Paul linton StOc Yards.

50 TIL S :. PAUL, Dec 30
HOGS-Marxet ,NlUc higher. Range
os prices. $5.o6M4.2o
CATTLE-Butcher cattle in domund.
Stockars and zee iers quiet.
Sale, run rod Ut 5. ..uJ rs for stockcrS
s2.65u33, for COWS: So 30 for heifers:
IS 5J(g5. = for calves
SHEEP-Market firm and in demand.
Sales ranged at $3.50 for lambs: s3 81
for sheep.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-02
Til ursten N OF . Cand idats.

OMAHA. Dec. SO.-United States Sen
ator John NJ. Thurston, accompanied
by Mrs. Thurstou and his two dxugh.
ters, are in Omaha to spend New
Years. Senator Thurston said he was
not y candidate for reelection.