~^^^^^m^^^^^^^^mm.. TBI" "Hi'm rm*m^m&mmmBmM$$k fZi MBBB Sggg The Anarchists Still Violent of God's inscrutable will. The universal Tongue. DE3.MS HAMfAtflN^ BftfDTl HEWS I0TES. sympathy whieh had been shown 00* in place of two..me approachjnr in such a remarkable degree was a great In New York qn the night ot the 28th usxa whole half doejanaped into the MLIttto 160-Pound Kercutoa wltlt a consolation. He regretted that be was Squwttvr- titovernor of Dakota* 'Cooper vmion was filled to overflowing aisle. unable to open the reichstag in person. Nervethat Never Failed. with people who sympathized with the Dennis Katma- He would have Irked himself to have told A board of trade has been organized Leave them alltto. me whispered Chicago anarchists who were hanged. The W York Times. fin, whose picture' the world that he desired peace, although Trades1 at Huron with W T. Love' as president. meeting had been called by the George, and he obliged me to do so by is here sriven, is the Away back in the sixties I was Germany was perfectly prepared to meet Federation and in behalf of the widows and stepping in front.. great antagonized attacks. He next alluded to the satisfactory financially interested in two or three orphans of the anarchists recently The crowd came*a n with a rnshV* state of the country's finaces, which, of the Northwest executed. There wore red ribbons A writer in Bradstreet's calls attention ^Efexas enterprisevsThat with a man named sleeves up and fists Reached. George he said, was also manifest in the individual was his right It was ani early and feathers on the women, to the stupendous fact tha. states of the empire. Finally, in th Sloane.1 George stepped ont to most them. Biff! Biff! custom, to* eJH!t a red neckties and hat bands on course of a few words on the general political squatter gowtrao* when one-third of the area of Dakota the men. There was a red and black flag wnt his iron knuek4et,an every man name, but in many localities in Texas situation, he expressed regfBt at the back of the stage, and portraits o! the is used for wheat-growing, the crop, ^\v\ for the tenatorvj was knocked down inside of forty proposed resignation of M. Grevy. he was known only as Nervy George. hanged anarchists wen draped in black and following- this with a smaller average yield per a ere seconds, and that before one of them and displayed. Sergius E. Shevitsch was Referring to the previous reichtag's rejection I' have seen a great many statements custom Mr. Kanna- could get in a blow. Then George than the territory has ever known-* the orator. He said: of the military bill, the emperor concerning his adventures print* hn waB elected lasc picked each one upinvtor gave him a said that the condition of Europe was such wiH be 360,000,000 or 370,000,000 You have heard it said that the anarchists winter by what w. that he had only asked an indispensable shake whichelicited^,howl of pain,and bat "all more or less exaggerated. do not belong to this country. They bushels a year. increase of the army^ ih~ z*p* known as the flung him among tfie spectators. Not do not want to belong to this country. Some of the adventures which came, ivS 4 "third houseV In They do not need to come under see of them came back* after more,and O&vNiS'HANNAF/H about while we were in comoany I will Ms inaugural he gave as the war crv of hs The secretary of the interior has reversed its flag. They have a flag of their own, no one else in the audience cared to Explosion and Wreck of a Hotel. administrationthe words "Antagonist 'em* now give to the press for the first their red flag. What is this red flag for the decision of the commissioner meddle with us. It was over in five A shocking accident occurred at the which more noble hearts have died than and up to that motto he has religiously time.""' minutes, and after the stage manager of the general iand office in the case Kirby house, Milwaukee, recently, a boiler lor any other? What does this red flag lived. had tendered u&-avote of thanks, the used lor heating water exploding, entirely* of Alvina Yeutsch vs. Alzina Ryan* mean? It means the blood of humanity. bioane was an Ohio boy, and I made performance ween 00, Three of the wrecking the rear end of the building, and I means to put a stop to the shedding of involving land in the Watertown. par- his acquaintance and chummed with, and1 Mr. Haanafini is of Irish birth burying a number of people beneath the blood. There is blood on that flag. The five men received broken limbs in the (Dak.) district.. This gives MissYertscb, ruins, fatally wounding several. The boiler bloorl of thousands and millions slaughtered entage, but came to this country in 1&&6, him in the Andersonville prison pea*. toss, and one w*s made a cripple for year1* of age. The fanu.y which exploded was the hot for that flag. It is drenched in the who entered the land and being then fifteen life by having kisspiae injured. We went West together after rthe madej.i-e improvements, authoritv fco water boiler behind the kitchen blood of the victims of the militia in Illinois, settled in Buri'alo, N. where the father i_i 1 sawfish t.yn One of the- .nerviest things in, take th land. wfW^ range. The explosion blew oufc a war. and at that time he was and other states. Let us stand together. shortly after died. Young Hannaiia wenc to Sloane's career happened at Navasota, portion of the rear wall of the building Let us be more fiery in our language The event of the season at R only 27 years old. He was 5 fast 1 Chicago in 1850. and entered, toe service of thirty feet in width and extending from on the Braaos River. We were sit* than ever before. Let the blood of fuarck, was the "Rooster" banojuet the Illinois Central railroad,, remaining inches high, weighed 160 pounds, and the ground to the floorot the fourth story. the anarchists cry out throughout the ting on the veranda of the hotel when the employ of thac corporation for nine One end of the dining room was wrecked, world. It is our flag. We will raise it. at the Sheridan house. About one was the strongest man I ever saw.outside a fighter entered* the village on horseback, all the tables being knocked over and the We will cnrry it through .your streets. years. The outbreak of the war found him hundred citizens, men only, were-present. and asraedi with a ^Winchester of a professional wrestler r dishes smashed. The kitchen of the hotel In Memphis, but he hastened home The anarchist? have prepared a rabid and two revolwera. He took a drink Numerous toasts were respoaded was completely wrecked. There were about cannon-ball tosser. His flesh waa so and was soon commissioned lieutenant circular for distribution among the or two, and. then, started in to capture a dozes girls in the room at the time, and to and the menu was elaborate worKmj:men of Chicago. It is headed -with by Gov. Yates and proceeded to raise hard that he could crack a walnut on all were buried beneath the mass of brick the touts*. There was only one ths smgle word "Fiaht." The circular denounces a company afterward known, as Company F, Judge Tripp has rendered a- jtadg and mortar. his leg. On two or three occasions I street, and he rode up and down this the anarchists' trial and execution, Seventy-fifth Illinois volunteers. From that ment at $3,400 lor the plaintiff in the All were so badly injured, mostly by full gallop, firing r%ht and left and uttering knew him to break the bones'in a and declars nothing but force will win. It time till the close of the war Lieut Hannahn bruises, that Dr. Marks said he could not long-drawn-out partnership* IStisation urges preparing" for the "revolution." terrific yeils. In five minutes he man's hand by a single grip. Hfrtook served in the Army of the Cumberland, tell whether they would live or not. Miss "Whoever ]OMIS us," says the circular, between O. R. Betts and George E. had the town People disappeared participating the battles of Perryville, no training of any sort, btt* the Minnie Thompson, a girl employed in the "must take all consequences upon himself, from sight with amazing celerity, and Letcher of Mitchell, formerly in. bardware Sentinel bindery across the alley, was Stone JSiver, Lookout Mountain, and the and must be ready to racrifioe everything strength and ruggedness were born to everybody was thoroughly exmed. busineas. badly cut about the head by the flying various engagements for which that army for the cause, even should it be his life." him. As if not satisfied in making him The feilowxfired two shots among thesitters glass that was blown in by the explosion. Paul Wolf is in the name kind of a fix as was famous. He came to Dakota in 1866, A party of surveyors of the-Manito Those whose injuries are the most serious Qo.fehe veranda, and wetam* a young hercules, nature gave him the Most. Wolf is a fine-looking and highly before Wyoming was cut off from this territory, are Mary Arhnrkle, Anna Kennedy and Carrie peded. Lown up that I had nodesire, ba road is now running a line from educated German, thirty-five years old. and was engaged on the Union Pacific most wonderful nerve and courage. Olson, allof horn are terribly burned in He speaks four or five languages, and is tor a closer acquaintance with the* Halsted, Minn., the present terminus rariway. In 1872 he struck the Northern addition to the bruises which they received. He once* told me that, he would give employed by a map publishing company. ruffian, and I was among the* first to, Pacific at Bramerd, and shortly after went There is no hope that Carrie Olson of the Moorhead & Northern branch, "When perfectly sober he went to a saloon $100 to realize for five minutes what seek coweo. When we were all,inside I will recover. Shortly before noon the dead to Bismarck, where he has sin^ce resided. at Twenty-fifth and Hanover streets, to Caledonia and thence westward. fear was. I saw hinii ia some of the peered, cautiously irom a wiadow and, body of Mrs. E. M. Gage, second cook, was In the early and troublesome times on the where he preached anarchy and foretold taken from Hie rums. The monetary IOHS frontier Denny Haunafin was a prominent saw Stone still outside. Me was oo Several branches. I Lutherans in the violent deaths of State's Attorney hottest places a man couldget into, and figure. His hair-breath escapes would fill a will be $5,000. Grinnell, Judge Gary and all the jurors in his feeb. leaning against a column or the neighborhood of Brcokings are I never saw him falter or hesitate or volume and Included Bec-tos with Indians, the anarchist trial. The utterances theTO&andaand, smoking a cigar as. highway robbers, (ramblers, blacklegs of trying to effect a union of sentiment make a mistake in doiog just the right reached the police, and Wolf was arrested, coolly as you please. I shouted forhim. Atlanta, Ca., Votes Against Prohibition. various kinds, and even included disputes charged with disorderly conduct and making as well as ol church service. thing. with hluecoats who happened to tret a little to come but he- shook his. threats. i too fresh or presume too much "on their head. Appeals wete made by others* It is generatty'understood that the After the-most heated contest on record authority. It Hannafin ever came out One afternoon, after we had finished but he turned a deaf ear. South Dakota conference has decided in the State of Georgia, Atlanta 'voted second best in anvof his troubles the fact is A Land Matter Long Ago Settled. up sone business in,'Dallas and were The cowboy had by this time reached* against prohibition. The fight has been not remembered by the oldest inhabitant. to locate their seminary at Brookings, ready to go, we entered a saloon for a In deciding an appeal land caee in which a peculiarly bitter one. For over a month Gov. Hannafin is a consistent Democrat, the lower end of the street and and the citizens are prepared to welcome Che appellant had set up the objection to parting nip. It was full of gamblers, the citizens have teen engaged in the contest. and what is stranger, is a Prohibitionist turned to come back. He came at that institution in a substantial the commissioner's attempting cancellation Meetings have been held almost every When Hancock was nominated Hannafin cowboys, and rough characters generally, tall gallop, but checked his horse in of entry that it was beyond the power night, and local speakers and foreign went to New York to see him. He told the manner. and every man wore a revolver front, of the hotel and filed of the government after local land officers adjutant general now far he had traveled, statesmen have stumped the county from in plain sight. We were sipping oiu three shots at Sloane from had decided his favor, the secretary of and the latter secured him a private interview. The Farmers' Mutual Protective almost every curb stone in the city and drink when a burly big ruffian, who. Mr. Hannafin's advice to Gen. Hancock the interior says: every crossroad in the county. a distance of fifty feet. The association mailed from Plankington has been the theme of a good many was a fighter from way back, intentionally The question raised by appellant's second Almost every minister in the city first zipped past his ear, the other over 2,000 drafts, covering all writers, but in nearly every case what hs fell against Sloane with oaasiderable assienraent of error has long,been preached prohibition from his pulpit Sunday two cut cloth without drawing blood. said was distorted or exaggerated. He did parts of Dakota, in payment for hail settled by the almost daily practice after Sunday. Both sides had full force, and then stood off,aad We .were looking full at the shooter not tell the general to "stand pat" .as has of this department. To set aside and campaign funds and managed their respective losses for this year. The total aggregate leered at him and said: been so often reported, or any nonsense of from the windows, and as he fired his revoke the action of registers and causes for all they were worth. of these drafts is $110,000. that kind. Whac he said was this: "General, "I'm waiting fur ye to ax my parding third shot without bringing his man a receivers in allowing cash entries on what The negro vote was the bone of contention you have been nominated on year This association will make a further fur that, banty." is deemed by the commissioner as insufficient look pf wonder came to his face, and and was the balance of power. Each side name and record. The men who live in the Sloane never carried a weapon of paymont of over $50,000 early this or fraudulent testimony is a practice made the inodfc strenuouB endeavors to secure he bent forward for a closer look, and territories are natural politicians if they too well settled to be now disturbed by it in any way possible. The negroes any sort while in a town. He looked weren't they couldn't live there. 'Now what month. shouted: the voluntary action of the department. were considerably divided on the subject, the big fellow over in a copl and q\iiet I say to voa is, don't write one letter on "Who are you, man or devil?" The exercise of this authority is frequently though a majority of them voted with the The Prohibitionists have called the tariff or finance, and keep awav from way, and finally asked: George sauntered along to the steps, essential to prevent the wrongful acquisition anti-Piohibitions. New York." county convention in Huron, for Dec. "Did you intend to insult tne, sir?" of title to the publiclands by the slowly descended, and approached the The Antis carried every city precinct, It Hancock had observed this advice he 13 to arrange for enforcing the local "Insult ye!" echoed the other. "Who unscrupulous, and to secure a proper and man. and as he came near enough he would have come much nearer success than and all but one of those in the country. Dec. 31. The Pro- uniform administration of the land laws. talks of insults? Why, ye little gamecock afterf option law he did. As it was. he thanked Mr. Hannafin, In the last election two years ago the Prohibitionists grabbed for him. Next instant the It is also believed to be within the and said he hoped to have the pleasure of from somebody's barnyard. I'll carried the county by 500,and hibition alliance will immediately issue cowboy was pulled off his horse and scope of the legitimate authority meeting hint again when he could stand the antis the city by 300, leaving 200 majority give ye twd minits to git down on being literally mopped all over the a call for a South Dakota Prohibition conferred on the department by congress. more courtisies than he could at that time. for the Prohibitionists. This was your knees to me." If it is not. if cases of this kind, road. He tried to use a weapon, but "Well," replied Hannafin, "you can rest conference to be held at Huron reversed by the antis carrying the countv "If you do not beg my pardon before after testimony has been submitted which pretty sure vou'll see me againif vou are waa disarmed with scarcely an effort, by 300 and the city by 800. Dec. 15 for the purpose of organizing elected." Hannafin's faith in the outcome is satisfactory to the resister and receiver, I finish this glass," replied George, and when Geoege got through with was great, and the defeat of Hancock cost the only remaining duty to be gerformed for next year's campaign. "I will make a.wreck of you." 1 him he lay as one dead. Rifle, revolvers, him in various wavs about $20,000 by the commissioner is the mere ministerial Miscellaneous Matters. By this time everybody in the saloon and knife were-broken and flung The "snap" of the la*t of November act of issuing patent, it would seem probable As remarked at the outset, Mr. Hannafin hata crowded around us, and it Henry A. Herd man, once a respected 'n a heap beside him, and George sat that before this late day he would is. a great antagonizes When Churoh arrived was the coldest ever recorded for bookkeeper in the Citizens' National bank was easy to see we had no friends la Bismarck atter his aopomtment as have been compelled by the proper proceeding down on the steps to finish his smoke. that month. or Kansas City, was sentenced to six governor ho was introduced to Dennia there. There was something in to proform that duty. No such case has He had kept his cigar alight through years' imprisonment in the penitentiary Being called upon by some one as an old been cited, nor, as far as known to me, Sloane's eye and tone which cautioned Mr. John Gowau and daughter were the fracas. I personally interviewed for forgery. His downfall is attributed to resident and a fellow Damocrac to make a can be found and the fact that no such the big fellow, and if left to himself he the doetor who was called to see the asphyxiated by coal gas at Huron. tew suggestions to the governor, Dennis his infatuation for a woman. case is found in our judicial annals is a would have retired from the scrape. embodied his ideas in a verv few words, as cowboy, and he gave me a list of the Mr. Gowan was dead when found and strong argument in favor of the power and A pensation was caused atRnckford, 111., follows: "Dakota is divided into four sec- But he was egged oil and braced up by injuries, as follows: Left arm broken, authoiity so lone exercised in cases like rhe daughter cannot recover. in tne report that the engagement of Edgar tionsNorth Dakota, South Dakota, the Red the crowd who ached to see a row, the one under consideration by the commissioner thumb on right hand broken, three H. Scott of Rockford, and Miss Nettie River valley and the Blame Hills. What P. D. Lyon, editor and proprietor of the general land office. and he stepped back a little, drew his scalp wounds, right shoulder probably E. Hall of Fort Dodge, Iowa, was off. All you want to do is to antagonize every a revolver, and growled: of Public Opinion, a weekly newspaper the preparations were made for the wedding. dislocated, three teeth knocked one of'em and ad at once." The ceremony was to have taken published in Watertown, had a "Now, banty, get down on your Speaking of this plan, Mr. Hannafin says' out, five bad bruises on various parts, Western Union Subject to State place, but while Mr. Scott was at Rockford, that after onretul observation for many marrow bones, or you'll take a "dose suit for criminal libel brought against one eye closed. Taxation. the girl was wedded secretly to Charles years he has found that "civility is a failure of lead." him by George E. Taylor. The attack, F. Duncombe, proprietor of the Fort aiways a failure with the leaders. No, The fight did not last three minutes, The Western Union Telegraph company Sloane leaned on tha bar with his when published, caused quite a Dodge Chronicle. The couple left for the sir! step on their toes. If they don't like it lost an important suit in the United and yet the little giant laid the fellow let 'em take 'era out of the way." elbow and sipped his wine slowly, Ease at once, and have not been heard of flutter in society circles, as Taylor State circuit court at Boston, Judge Colt up for three good months and taught 6ince. It is scarcely necesaiy to say that Mr. Han-! paying no further attention to any giving a decree for the complainant in the was employed three years ago as clerk him a lesson he never forgot. I saw r.afin is a well known figure around Bismarck action of the attorney general of Massachusetts One. He was, perhaps, a minute and George M. Graham, ot Rochester, N. Y., in the United States land office at and talked with him a year later, and and is about the first individual against Uje telegraph company. a half finishing his glass, and during who wa"s shot on the night of the 21st inst., pointed out to the visitor looking up the Watertown and moved the best he told me he never was so scared in This was an information filed by in London, by Dan Duherty, of New York, the last halt minute he was covered circles, but like other things excitement his life, and that he was not* yet entirely the attorney general under the public after a quarrel over a gambling debt, hae by the man's revolver. When he set a'atutes to collect a tax of $10,- well from the drubbing. had about died out, when Taylor died from his wounds. the glass down he wiped off his mouth A TEAR OF JBOUMTIFUE. CROPS. 618, assessed in Ma3', 1885, on the arrived from Boston and at once Charles G. Lee. second husband of the returned the handkerchief and then corporate franchise of the company How to Tell Brides. commenced action. wife of banker Raw son, speakes out in Statistician Sheridan Gives Seine Interesting doing business in this state and to enjoin turned and advanced upon the ruffian^ manly fashion in defense of that lady. Figures in Connection with th Yield the defendant from further execution of its .-he man n*re3 pcisfe blank at The Ward county election case, Prom the New York Mail and Express*. One of the richest leads of pure Galena bus'ness until said tax w-as paid. Tho of All Grains in Dakota for the Fast his head, cut off a lock of hair, and which arose from throwing out the ore ever discovered in Sonthern Wisconsin "Yes,* said an old and experienced position taken by the company was: Season. the bullet killed the bartender. Be-* has just been struck at Jordan Center, "The tax was illegal, because of its operation vote of Minot precinct in the recent hotel clerk, recently, "I can tell a ORDWAT, Special, Dec. 2 The November f9re he could fire again- George seized near Monroe, Iowa county. Wis. The first and effect upon a franchise granted btide and groom at a glance. For election upon certain affidavits alleging report of StaMstician Sheiidan gives some him, one hand on his throat and the three days 10,000 pounds of mineral ore by the United States and used for its benefit some reason or other they all seem illegal votes were cast, is before readable matter for those interested in Dai were taken out, including one chunk weighing other on his kne, lifted him because it is a tax upon interstate or ashamed to have it known that they 1,500 pounds. A vast amount of ore Judge Francis on aDplication of John kota farming. The figures given have been foreign commerce and because it is in effect high in the air, aud held him thus for have just been married, and they all is in sight. made up from the reports of trustworthy and levied upon real estate located in B. Wellcome of Minot for a writ of ten seconds. Then he gave the body try to give the impression that they-.^^ reliable correspondents. No effort has been another state. mandamus compelling the canvassing Chicago preachers propose to put an end a fling upon some whiskey barrels ten are old stagers, as it were, but it's no "$ Judge Colt finds- hiade to boom anything, hut the actual facts to mail delivery, train running and newspaper board to reassemble and canvass feet away. It was an astonishing feat "There is nothing in the act of are given as correctly as they could be obtained. use with me. I smile when I see their publishing on Sunday. of strength, and the silence of death z&i such vote. The case has caused considerable congress granting privileges to telegraph Dakota this year has been bieit old trunksto come with brand new* After having been confined in prison at fell upon the room. When it was companies which impair the interest from- the fact that with bountiful crops and has not been visitedl ones, you know, would be to advert -4 Philadelphia since September on a charge broken it was by a man who had tiptoed right of a state to tax the property the throwing out of the Minot vote by any destructive storms nor were the crops of arson, Henry S. Volkmar, alias A. H. tise the fact that they had iust beer#lL or franchise of a corporation in the over to the barrels to look at injured bv insects. Tne season has been Lewis of Milbank, Dak., has been liberated gave a majority in the county for prohibition, weddedand I laugh outright when? ffS? manner exercised by the State of Massachu^Hts. the ruffian, and who hoarsly whispered: and allowed to return home. Since his favorable for all grains. Rains during hai vest while otherwise license would I receive a letter from a bridegroom^ The supreme court of the United arrest numerous letters have been received injured gram to some extent Below is a rtj have prevailed by 150 majority. saying: 'Myself and wife will be afc& hag decided that a state statute by District Attorney Graham from prominent table giving the average price, yield, eta ,,W^Ssing a specific tax on each message "Great heavensl Tom is as dead your house on Wednesday night, be-%^ clients of Minnesota and Dakota interceding At a meeting of the Dakota Stock sent beyond the state was void so far as as a fish!" tween 12 and 1 o'clock. Our luggagec^ for the prisoner and representing Aver- Product Breeders' Association at Jamestown, it was a tax on interstate business. In the that, for the last eleven years he had Name So he was. The iron fingers had age Aver- comp'r'd Total yield will arrive during the afternoon, butr present case, however, the tax is imposed of officers were elected as follows: President, vieid. been leading a most exemplary life, and age with 1886. choked the life out of him as he was of 1887. we will not arrive ourselves until after upon the capital stock of the corporation, grain. Bu. price. Per cent. was universally respected. Under these Bu. C. J. Alloway, Grand Forks held aloft, and when he struck the the theater.' Then I watch and and the court can find no case which sustains circumstances Judge Mitchell allowed a vice president, F. G. Haggerty, Aberdeen Corn barrel almost every bone in his body see them come in with a bundle of .3414 143 the view taken by defendant. Upon 22,642,730 nolle pros to be entered and Volkmar was Wheat .5l?t 175 was broken. George stood there for 53,658 470 secretary, Oscar P. Kemp, the last point raised the court finds that umbrellas and canes, a hat hox and discharged. Rye .38 209 40 237,00(1 two long minutes, looking from one it is a queption of legislative discretion, Watertown treasuter. A.O. Johnson, Oats a couple of valises, which I have no .25 1S6 S3 38.453.250 The Mississippi closed so suddenly on and no valid ground has been suggested Barley to the other, then asked: 266 .39 22 Montrose directors to fill expired 6,339,180 hesitancy in believins they took to* the 27th that several steamers were caught Buckwheat. 2,500 52 upon which this court, for this reason, 18 100,170 "Does anybody else want me to go the play with them. How do I tell at terms, I. C. Wade. 'Jamestown, and away from home and compelled to lay up. Hav. 3.75 has a right to declare a tax so levied invalid, *1% down on my knees?" Sorghum.... .50 bride and groom? Well, there's something Thomas David, Mitchell. Watertown The safe In the county treasurer's office whole or in part." Potatoes.... 41 163 Never a.man replied. Never a band about the way they look at at Centerville, Reynolds county. Mo., was was elected as the place for the next Flax blown open and robbed of about $20,000 was lifted, and we went slowly out each other when they are together meeting. 4f^ ^%^&*4WM Northwestern Appointments. 3,905,933 in cash. and mounted our horses and rode and when the newly married man is Tons. Among some recess appointments which away unmolested. }2JK&gfr At Indianapolis, Hon. A. W. Hendricks,, by himself I can tell by the manner in^ will be sent into the senate early are the following Why ths Anarchists Strangled a cousin of the late vice president, was A month or so later we were at which he uses the two words 'my wife*J&2 Railway Gazette: In a recent case J. D. Jenkins, Osage, Iowa, agent found dead in bed. He was 63 years old Waco, and one night attended the He's not used to the combination* tried at Aguascalientes, Mex, the diiverofa From the Chicago Journal. at Sisseton agency, Dak. W. M. Blanding. and a prominent lawyer. It is just two performance at a concert hall. A and they sound as unnatural to nW"' locomotive and other traia St. Croix FaMs, Wis., register of the land years ago that the vice president was 'The reason why the necks of the rougher crowd couldn't have been CroixdFallsiceWilliam at Redwoo as they do to himself." flice at St. Porter. men were charged with causing the off found dead in the same way, and both four Anarchists were not broken," brought together. In the first five T)es Moines, register of the land office at Ian deaths were due to heart disease. death of a man overtaken on the 0 said a prominent physician convers-' Des Moines th James Greely.Frankhn.Minn.. minutes of our stay. I saw three tumblers 1 Negotiations are in progress for the establishment track by a train. The Judge, probably ant with the preparations for the 1 S^f me People Call Amusing. of beer shot out of the hands of of a two-cent Democratic weary of bearing cases involving Us William Colville, Red Wing, register hanging, "was the neglect of the adjuster waiters, and a hat was knocked from morning paper at Milwaukee. of the land office at Dulutb C. P. Maginnis, From the Cleveland Plain-De alert the use of railroad tracks as. public of the nooses to carrv out the the head of one of the stage performers A dispatch from Webb City, in the lead Morris. Minn., receiver of the land We're queer creatures so qtieer, highways, discharged the accused, pre-arranged plans. It wai expected by a bullet. I scented a row and and" zinc region in Southwestern Missouri, office at Duluth J. R. Whiteside, Vermillion, fact, that unless the queer ones I and remarked to the complainants: that the men would speak and the wanted to go, but George asked me to says- C. R. and C. K. Garrison, sons of Dak., register of the land office at lounge against are very queer I let Those ties over there were intended nooses were not adjusted tightly at David R. Garrisun, and nephews of the wait a bit. Directly in front of us sat Deadwood W Cornelius, Menasha, them go. And even at this I find a late Commodore Garrison of New York, Wis.,register of the land office at Menasha- first as they should have been, and as to have rails on and the rails were intended an outlaw from the Indian Territory. good many specimens. Walking recently went down into one of the mines on a-t G. W. Carrington, Ashland, Wis.' it Was intended to do at the last mo-' He was in an ugly frame of mind, and to carry trains. If you will with a chance acquaintance of inspection. During the ascent either the Tegister of the land office at Ashland- anxious for blood letting, and pretty ment. Had the intention been carried agree to keep away from the track I windlass or the rope gave way and the whose wav. tor the time, was my own, F. W. Demeera.Fi8her,Minn.,receiverof the sood he turned on us with. out there would hare been no will see to it that the train don't tub and the men fell to the bottom of the land office at Fargo. the talk turned on a brutal prisefight, shaft, 140 feet. One of the gentlemen was give to the knot, and, without much chase you about the fields. "Which oi you vermin spit on mv at which both happened to have killed outright, and the other lived but a doubt, the necks inconsequence would 3 hat?" first met. We both recalled the savage The Legislature of the Mexican State few moments. Words from Emperor William. have broken at once." "Neither of us, sir, politely answered punching that Mr. Pat Killen of Jalisco passed a law this year requiring The president has appointed the follow, On the 27th, Emperor William received my friend. bad administered in the first round, "How long does a man suffer when that all males should wear ing postmasters Robert H. Carpenter, the president and vice presidents of the "You area dd liar!" shouted the to Mr. Mervine Thompson, and I expressed his neck is not broken?" Audubon. Iowa, vice E. S. Foster, remov* JReichstag. who came to express the sympathy trousers. The inhabitants are mostly man. as he rose np. my surprise thafc Mr. Thompson's "As long as he struggles, and you ed George W. Larne, Colfax, Wash., vice of that body to the crown prince. Indians, few of whom had personal "No shooting! No shooting!" called very bard- head and neck had James Benton, resigned. Postmaster* may rest assured that he suffers se- The emperor, replying to their address, acquaintance with those garments, stood it all and remained intact. "I a hundred voices, and the stage performance commissionedDakota: Harlem. J. Cjverely said: MacPhail. Fourth-class postmasters ap- and on the 1st of September the law never saw anything like ft" quoth I. was suspended to see the The ailment of the crown prince was a pointedDakota: Garden, H. Amason. went into effect. The assumption of "Nor I," quoth my man. "Wasn't it severe visitation, especially in view of his row out.- Wewerecnock up to the Iowa: Monti. O. 8. Duffy. Minnesota Senator Sabin has returned from a week's high position and his great .abilities for amusing?" I caught my breath quickly the new style of drass caused great eide^ of the hall, with, a wide sojourn In NewYork. In addition to the Danwood, W. K. NebeL Montana: Gregory, continuing tho direction of the policy of as 1 turned down "my" etrett, and ly?f i"(S o* front. ^Retreat horse that waa killed en route here it was amusement, especially to the women, J. W. Cory. Prussia and Germany in a manner which found that another was so badly bruised managed to say "good night," Amusing? was cut off, while we ould as they watched the awkwardness of would have enabled the emperor jto close The widow of Nelson Ragotte. a switchman that it,cani)ot be worked for some time. If the fighting was anything it be approached by three men abreast. his eyes in peace. What Providence might their male kindred. There was grumbling killed in the Canadian Pacific yards The silverand household goods in the ear wasn't that. Ponderous.-^aavage, inhuman We put our backs to the wall, and further decree none could tell, but it was among the men at first, font the in Winnipeg ra October, has taken action was almosta total loss. What were not it may nave JeeB the duty of all Q bow to tint there I cried out that we were unarmed for $20,00Odamage agaiostthe company. destroyed were carried off by people reform was accomnlished with good was nothing amusing about H* aroundthe wieefc. W ,S*****W and wanted lair play. Twenty people humor in the main.