nimniMiil I "WUI- '^',^|^*W^^ EBR FIFTIETH CONGRESS. FOUR CONVENTIONS CALLED. Two of the bullets hit the lawyer, one taking fireman. George Galloway, chief engineer, sBJrorPT* ©o^'SBaixfe. I Aufderheide, effect below the groin and the other in had just relinquished his at the en* the left leg. Th wound near the right gine to Jac Scanlan. The latter is terri«)ly% Farmer's Business Men and Clergymen groin will probably be fatal. Judge Jamieson Abstract of the Proceedinss of the burned. is scalded from head to C.H.OHADBOTnUT, O.H.BOSS, and Editors of Dakota to at once ordered Mrs Rawson's arrest Senate and House. foot, and his sufferings are pitiable. Co m* President^ Meet at Huron, July 12. Cmsktat Manufacturer of and was immediately taken to jail. Scanlan, the fireman, brother of the engineer, When the officers arrived at the jail was Bleeping in his bunk directly inthe Cor. Mini and Centre Strs. IM$ rm. BENATK. The calls of the state board committee with their prisoner, Mrs. Rawson ad rear of the boilers. He was hurled by Fire, Well Building and Steeple "*, e.8en«-.t'f Passed, among others, the for representative conventions at on ^following bills: every appearance of being an insane the force of the explosion, mattress, bedclothes are all out, now, the last two,»thos for woman,her eyes were red and bloodshot ,.? Senate bill to authorize the Paris, Cho and all, clear through the side of NEWDLM, imm Brick^ and she complained of being cold and the at into the water. was badly a kittle Rock Railroad company to clergymen and farmers.and business men, faint. As soon as the search had been scalded and in his helpless condition was J% construct and operate a railway, tele- CdUectionaaad all baalneaa pertanuag to h»»H«| being given below. completed she became mora composed. saved from drowning by the mattress on :, -graph and telephone line through the In-«Qian -a-- prompter attended to. Fine Pressed Brick for The jail officers refused to allow the reporters which he floated when picked up. Territory. FARMERS' AND BUSINESS MEN'S CONVENTION. Individual Responsibly, to see her. House bill to protect lands belonging to ornamental fronts. the farmers and business men of Dakota I is understood at Mrs. Rawson has undians from unlawful, grazing, with -C-* fJ^h -amendments been in a desperate state" of mind since the The Convention Hall. $500,000, appellate court refused to grant her solicitors *, senate bill authorising the president The statetiooa committee have decided All accounts agree at St. Louis is exerting a the hest of shipping facilities a fees and said, in passing upon the a reti«"ed list, with the grade to hold a convention at Huro on Tuesday herself as never before, and men of Eagle Mill Co. will pay attention to mail orders. merits of her pending^divorce suit at the Fof ruaior, Maj. Gen. William W. Averill. all parties are contributing liberally, the and Wednesday, July 10 and 11, and testimony was overwhelmingly against the intention being to make the occasion V- DOUSE. ^"K'Vst '",'/,'«," her. I is also understobd at Mrs. Rawson NEW UTiM, MINNESOTA. following this, have requested, on Thursday, a great Mississippi valley festival rather I the house Mr. Mills moVed at the claims at Lawyer Weithey trumped Jul 12: till an an exclusively Democratic gathering. Manufacturers of ?"u»es bo suspended and evening sessions up all the testimony which went to show The hall is the north nave of the great exposition t-w7?er8u consideration of certain Jbirst, a farmers' and business men's ROLLER FLOUE at she had been guilty of infidelity to her ud. toell, building, cut off from the rest of DIIIH, but, as he would consent to an convention second, a clergymen's convention husbandf'•' the structure by temporary partitions it 1 .^amendment Betting a a certain sessions third, a convention of lawyers stretches all the way from Thirteenth i,^{ BT THE •lor the considerations of pension?kills, fourth, a convention of editors. AVfJfeiSheridan Promoted. street to Fourteent street, east and the Republicans refused to vote. As no The undersigned farmers and business EraSnal Reduction Rolh west, and is 300 feet leng and 100 feet quoru could be secured, Mr. Mills withhis men of Dakot a represent to their friends BEEWER,MALTST£E&BOTTLES. The house passed the bill to promote wide but only 285x97 "in the clear," as resolution. at there is little probability at the Lieut. Gen. Sheridan to the rank of general. the architect says. This vast space has present congress will take favorable action System, The house committee on public buildings All the circumstances attending its been most skillfully utilized by the committee, on any measure for the division and admission -duculed unanimously to recommend at passage in the house were most dramatic aud there will be seats for 10,000 of Dakota: and it is of the highest he house pass the Allentown (Pa.) pubhe! and interesting. And the conduct of the NEW TJLM, MINN. persons. importance at the representatives of the This brewery in one of lhe largest,establishment! building bill over the president's veto, majority of the democratic members was of tbe kind iu lhe Minnesota Valley and !s fitted producing and business interests of the The entrances for spectators, and delegates he committee's report will contain no reflection so creditable at it almost forbids the up with alltke modern Improvements. Keg and territory should come together and consult will be at the west end, on Fourteenth upon the presidents course but suspicion at any question of making political bottle beer fnrnished to any parr of tbe city on as to what steps should be taken to street for officials and reporters at ^willI hold at the committee has better capital entered into consideration. shorS notice. My bottle beer Is especially adapted protect themseives. the east end on Thirteenth street, as the '•-facilities than the executive for ascertainmg The excitement during the discussion was for family use. platfurm is at at end. The arrangments the needs of the town where it is proposed Country brewers and others that bny malt will or grievances a to those inflicted intense, scarcely two members remaining to erect a building. *, for hearing and reporting are the best possible, find to their interest to place then orders wltfc upon the long suffering people of Dakota, in their proper seats. McMillin, in the chair me. 411 orders by mail will receive my prompt at vit and it is claimed at our fathers rebelled against the mother as speaker pro tem,rushed the bill through ntkm. the acoustic properties of the hall 6KNATE. country. with only a feeble chorus of six or seven AUG. SCEELfc The senate passed the day in considering are so perfect at ail the vast multitude W at is the condition to-day in consequence nays against it. Everything was in preparation 7 the diplomatic and consular appropriation can hoar an ordinary speaker. Beginning of the denial of our rights? for the speedy putting into effect of the I I 4 ~„5 bill. An amendment was adopted at the east end of the room are the seats bill. An enrolled copy was read for the signature John Htaiiensteiii^ We are practically denied the rights to transferrins the ministers resident in Bel-,gium, behind the chairman, which riseoneabove Obtained, and all PATENT JiViilUKsa attended trial by jury, guaranteed to us by the constitution, of the speaker and president of the to for MODERA TE FEES. Our office is the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway the other to the height of thirty feet then because the judical districts are senate. A 1:45 a special messenger ^BREWER opposite the U. 8. Talent Office, and we can obtain and Venezuela to the grade of envoys e:traordinar comes the platform proper, for chairman so large at it is impossible for the judges started for the White House with the bill Patents in less time thau those remote from and ministers plenipotentiary and officials, and in front of that, westward, to meet the requirements of justice. which promptly received the president's WASHINGTON. Send MODEL, DRA WINO QX without change of salary. Senator Chandier is a lower platform with tables and approval and before 2:30 the president PHOTO of invention. "We advise as to patentability Our laws are loose, unstable and conflicting introduced a bill to amend the fishery chairs for 300 reporters. An open space tree of charge and we make NO ClIAHQS in their provisions. Propert is had sent the Philip Sheridan's name and UNLESS PATENT18 SECURED- Retaliation a by strikiugoutth words twenty feet wide extends from this to the insecure, capital at would flow through for confirmation as general of the army For circular, advice, terms and references to in.his discretion" and by also striking first row of Delegates' seats, and these MAtTSTER the channels of trade and find investment Senator Hawley, chairman of the committee actual clients in your own State. County, City o* the reference to "other products of the rise two inches to the foot clear back to within our borders is repelled, and the on military affairs, telephoned to the TT """,o fMtmmmm •J|R dominion" an fish. This would abBolutely the west end of the hall. On both sides Whit House to have a commission filled consequence is higher rates of interest. deny Canadian vessels the right of of the hall are lines of boxes, entered from The senate, in a three-minute executive We are denied the privilege of legislating «mtry whenever the president is satisfied narrow passages behind them above these .s..s Opposite Patent Office, Washington, If. (JL 1*. session, confirmed the nomination, for our own interests by the restrictive Our brewery is fully equipped and able tofil•' at the right of Americans in dominion private boxes are the rows of seats for and at 2:45 Philip Sheridan was commissioned law of congress^ prohibiting any but laws Bingham Bros. all orders. are abridged, are whenever they are spectators, and above them again the general of the army of the applicable to the entire territory. A city Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling estab-'. •subjected to annoyance, ami would also great galleries, in which the seats rise circus United States. Senator Hawley in cannot even have its character amended, lishment^ forbid the importation of Canadian fresh fashion. The entrances will be few, so person carried the commission from the however faulty it may be, because at New Vim, Minn. oraa.lt fish. Senator Quay has been authorized at all but ticket holders can be easily White House to Gen. Sheridan's residence would be special legislation and is forbidden. to report favorably his bill granting excluded but a exits can be provided DEALERS IN and delivered it to Mrs. Sheridan. Th LUMBE pensions to soldiers and sailors confined which can be instantly thrown open, so bill enacts—That the grade of lieutenant We have respectfully asked for admission, in confederate prisons. at in a of fire or panic from any Et Pfefferle, general of the army is hereby discontinued we have bowed the suppliant knee cause the hall can be cleared in a few minutes. and is merged in the grade of general of iu humble petition at we might enjoy HOUSE. I is estimated at if all available the a my of the United States, which the rights of free men, and have been The feature in the house was the exciteipent standing room be utilized, about 13,500 grade shall continue during the lifetime of spurned and insulted. -\-J'~r'V j. caused by the leaving of a red bana people can witness the proceedings. the present lieutenant general, after which Dealer in. We have endured for years a a on a handkerchief in the press gallery. LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, such grade shall cease, and the president without representation." Three aisles run the length of the hall, Mr. Springer took the chair. After debate of the United States is hereby authorized the middle one six feet wide. Th committee We are told at "unless we see. the necessity 7* two sections of the lumber clause SASH AND BLIND. to appoint, with the advice and have had all the supports thoroughly of coming in as one state, and desist were rejected, and the clerk turned the consent of the senate, a general examined and tested, and their from the present policy of demanding first page of the bill. Th next lumber of the army of the United States. at Lime, Cement and Coal, strength is guaranteed to be sufficient to CANNED, DRIED & GREEN division, we will be kept waiting another paragraph was read. Mr. Blaine of the pay allowances of the general be the remove even the possibilty of accident. decade." Thus they ignore the will of the Pennsylvania moved at it be rejected. FRUITS, same as heretofore allowed for at grade. The entire interior will be decorated in the people as expressed at the polls. His motion was rejected. A motion to most lavish manner to an extent never before These wrongs are seriously affecting all strike out "staves of wood was also Lowest prices always. Consequently with Gen. Sheridan's seen in a national convention hall. our business interests. lost. The committee then rose. A message death both grades will lapse. Th whole FloijLr a FeedLi. The exterior will be decorated somewhat We therefore call upon every farmer, and from the president vetoing the Ba incident was strongly suggestive of similar '*& less lavishly. every business man, having his own interests Harbor Me., public building bill and the action when the dying Gen. Gran was pensioned Opposite Railroad Depot, at heart, to lay aside all other duties, STONB,WOODEN AND WILLOW bill for purchasirm additional ground for on March4, 1884. NEW ULM, and attend this convention. "In the MINK the public building at Council Bluffs, Iowa, As soon as the senate confiimed the ^WABB. The Panama Canal's Condition. multitude of counsel there is wisdom." was announced. nomination Senators Hawley and Manderson NEW ULM, MINtf."' Let us consult together, as to the action were rapidly driven to the White The Engineering News of New York publishes SENATE. proper to be taken in this crisis ot Dakota's Fr. Vogelpohl House. They were immediately received by an article on the "Actual Statu of Considerable bustle was caused on the affairs. the president, who handed Senator Haw the a a a Canal, giving the results of a v*3publican side when the presiding officer I is opportune time, on the eve of a ley the parchment commission. A few recent expert examination of the entire re a message from the oresident, Presidential election. minutes later they were in the drawing length of the canal, accompanied by a progress returning without approval a bill pensioning Merchant Tailor, By a proper plan of action we can make room of the Sheridan* home. proule, showing the a of work a widow, on the ground at Dakota' cause a national issue, and then Senator Hawley handed Mrs. Sheridan done and undone to Jan 1 of the present the death of the husband (for success is assured. the commission with a few appropriate year, both for thesea level and look canal. Minn. St., New Ulm, Minn. which the pension was allowed) I is recommended at in each county, words. Mrs. Sheridan told the sen he profile shows at the only work Is prepared to supply the people of had nothing to do with military service, Manufacturer of and Dealer ia the business men and farmers should hold ator at she thanked them and all ot which is anywhere near completion is was the result of suicide. Senator At-New Ulm and vicinity with the best of a convention, and elect as many delegates ers who had assisted in conferring this a eleven miles of di edging on the CIGARS, Blair remarked at these messages were as will attend this convention at Huron great honor on her husband. lantic end and a a mile at the clothing at the lowest prizes. Only uniformly unjust and incomprehensible, I is further recommended: at the Pacific end. On the remainder of the work "If anything can cure this will," she and he should oppose the usual couise of first clas3 work turned out. the proportion done is small in county convention shall pledge such sum as TOBACCOS said. "In the morning he seemed greatly referring this to the committee on pensiona. they are willing to contribute towards the comparison with at undone. Th pleased when he learned of the efforts tha"t expenses incurred by the statehoo committee estimate given in connection with this were being made. I will show him the PIPES|, in furthering this cause, and at profile shows a total of 34,081,000 cubic HOUSE. commission as soon as he wakes." H. HANSCHEN, the delegation be instructed to pay such meters remaining, without allowing for An insignificent tariff debate took up the Gen. Sheridan woke a few minutes after changes of river channels, etc., which raises time of the house to day. A quiet commotion sum to the treasurer of said committee. Cor. Minnesota and Centre A 3. His wife told him the news,and the sick was caused by the announcement of the aggregate to 51,000,000 cubic meters, The usual reduction in fares on all railroads Contractor and Builder, man seemed gr iatly pleased. a the streets. ^1 the renomination of the president. Consideration he company had admitted 32,000.000 will be made to those attending this best tonic I'v had in a week." he said. to 40.000,000 meters. of the tariff bill was resumed in convention. Chief Clerk Tweedale, of the war department, NEW ULM, MINN. ft' committee of the whole. More than 300 signatures have been secured was sent for and soon arrived. The At the highest rate yet reached, of 1,000,000 & The house passed th following bills: Special attention given to mason to this call. members of the general's staff who were in cubic meters per month, it is estimate Jno. Neumali,^ 5 •fcSenate bill to provide for two additional the house were summoned to the sick at at least lour years will be CALL, FOR A CONVENTION OF THE MINISTERS. ••^associate justices for the supreme court of room, and the formal a was administered necessary to finish the canal if there is no work in the city a country the Ministers oE the Churches of Dakota Dakota house bill to authorize the construction to the stricken soldier by Mr. Tweedale. lack of money. The total a of cash of a bridge across the Missouri N in actually expended up to the present date Dealer in A general convention of the people of river at Omaha, Neb. ,'r is^ $177,910,00,0, represented by §351.150,000 2DPt- a a has been called to meet at Huron, GOODS^ he N Sta a at Balam of securities. The a necessar SENATE. July 10 and 11 next, to take into consideration Lynched by a Mob. is a sure cure for coughs a colds. The fisheries treaty came up. and Senator to be raised to complete the canal is Mats, Caps, Motions, :H the condition of Dakota.an recommend At Viroqua, Wisconsin, a young an estimated by the Engineering News at a Morgan said he proposed to make the suitable and effective' action Groceries,* Provisions^ ^fy minimum of §20,000.000 which would be speech he made in executive session. named Andrew Granstaff was arrested for thereon. Senator Shernian.made the point of. order the murder of the Drake family. Grandstaff represented by at least $500,000,000 of Crockery and Glassware, :'?£$$. I is desired by those calling this convention, at the senator from Alabam a was not is twenty-five j'ears of age and has new securities. to consent with all the ministers of 1, discussing the question before the Senate, borne a hard reputation up and down the Green, Dried and Canned)%r''^: Dakot a along with other bodies, and to Kickapoo, where he has made his headquarters. the resolutions, which could only be lay before them such propositions as at Fruits* etc, etc. ,r discussed by nnimons consent. The presiding Fo several years many depredation convention may adopt, for their consideration An Exodus to Liberia. MANUFACTURER OF & DKALEB IN officer sustained the point of order, have been laid at his door, but he and approval. but said he had no means of enforcing the has never been arrested for them. The arrest The colored boarding-honseB in New I will always take farm produce in exchang* Boats and Shoes! As we understand it, the matters to be rule. Mr. Morgan treated the ruling with was made by C. J. Farrell, of the Pinkerton York during the. last four or five weeks for goods, and pay the highest market price for ajj brought before at convention concern Detective Agency of Chicago who in in re a a for an hour and a half proceeded have been "head over a in business, kinds of paper rags. vitality and immediately the highest interests with the reading of printed slips of has done vigilant work during the twentyfour owing to the extraordinary rush of ap of the people of Dakota Minn. & 3d N. strs., ^New Ulm, Minn. hours he has been on the ground. plicants for accommodation to Liberia. -his speech in secret session, after which In connection with my store Ihnte a first-clan Your counsel and judgment thereon is a week the places became so crowded *£±]ie senate adjourned. In substance Grandstaff's confession is saloon furnished with a splendid Millard table an4my desired. at rooms were to be had only at a high A large assortment of men's and at he called at Drake's house and asked customers will always find good liquors an4 '. HOUSE. In critical times like this, when all at premium and a great a proprietors for a drink, which was given him. Then he boya' boots and shoes, and ladies' and cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunca. In, the KouBe the tariff bill, free lumber, the people of Dakot a have is at stake, it were obliged to away large numbers 1! demanded money. Drake refused, and he children's shoes constantly kept on •free fidh, dispatches from St. Louis, cheers is natural and right at they should have of applicants. Thirteen colored families shot him dead. Mrs. Drake, who was putting hand. Custom work and repaiiing All goods purchased of me will be delivered t4 for Thurma and waiving the red ban whatever counsel and assistance we can arrived from Florida several days ago, the children to bed, ran out and met promptly attended to. any part of the city free of cost. dana with now and thon fired from the rightfully give. and only half of them could secure accommodatio her death. The children were awake Minnesota Street. Ulm, Mlnm Republican side, '-Have you heard from Therefore, as requested, we respcctfullv until they were able to sail when their a were cut. The murderer 8 Oregon?" occupied the attention of the and earnestly invite all the ministers of on the Moravia for Liberia, Africa. Meat Market, rifled the house and fled. This does not statesmen. churches in Dakot a to meet in convention They are pilgrims seeking the land of their fully agree with the position of the bodies. THE AND CHICAGO at on on Thursday, July 12, there to fathers, where they belive brighter and At a late hour one thousand determined happier days await them. The unfortunat consider .-uich matters pertaining to the men surrounded the jail, but the authorities The senate enjoyed a holiday to discuss public welfare as may be submitted to families at could not find rooms refused to give up the prisoner. Th M. EPPLE, Prop'r. vthe political situation them by the people's convention. passed a sleepless night. People would barricades were then broken down and the not receive them, and they wandered hopelessly HOUSE. NEW ULM,MINN) WW We are informed at arrangements will officers were overpowered. An hour was MINNESOTAST. around, the mothers with infants in Mr. Nelson moved a. non-concurrence in be made for reduced fares and suitable accommodations spent in breaking down the steel cage and IbisKmeatmmarkevicinityssthawhpreaparedpeopleof-trwaiotere-establishthsmhaeinfortotnoiddesireantddanUlundersignewNe'H their a the senate amendment to his bill providing then the prisoner fought with desperate for the holding of another term of the Rev. D. S. McCaslin, pastor, Presbyterian fury against the at sought to The American Colonization Soceity has United State court in the district of Minnesota. Church, Huron, Dak.: Rev. Joseph enter. Th struggle did not last long, given them free passage to Liberia. Th The senate amendment provides Ward, D. D., president of Yankton College, and he was taken out bound on bis eld customers and friends with only tbt society also gives each an who goes to beat fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard and er at a term of court shall be held on the Yankton, Dak.: Rev. D.F Bradley, pastor, hand and foot, led to the Liberia ten arces of land, besides a house, RAILWAY. •rytnlng usually kept in a first-class market Tb# djisecourt Monda in September of each year Congregational Church, Yankton, Dak. porch below, and there preparations rent free^ for six months, during which nirhest market price will be paid for FATCATIS Penetrates the Centres of Population 'Tin Duluth. Rev. A. Smart, pastor, Wessingtou were made to hang him. A rope was placed time he is supported by the society. Each TLE, HIDES, WOOL,, ETC. An amendment to the Mills bill, offered Spring Church, Dak. Rev. B. Pomeroy, around his neck and the prisoner was asked head of the family gets twenty-five instead in M. EPPL*. Presbyterian minister, Huron, Dak. Rev. what he had to say. He protested innocence, by Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio, to exclude bulk of ten acres. After the six months everybody ILLINOIS, IOWA, ,. ..w»UJiaffigVi& A. Burdick, pastor, Methodist Church, Yankton, but it was known at he had salt from the free list, admitting only daiand has to take care of himself. TIVOLI table salt, was rejected. Mr. Bayne Dak. Rev. A. W. Adkineoh, pastor, made a full confession in the afternoon -it it ^WISCONSIN, of Pennsylvania offered an amendment to Methodist church, Mitchell, Dak. Rev and he was not believed. After the second insert rice, cleaned and uncleaned, in the as Harshly, pastor MethodistChiireh, elevation to the court house oak he made E a a disturbances of a pronounced '.*. ,.-,-. MICHIGA N Briton, Dak. Rev*. A. D. Traveller, pastor, a statement at he, a and Elisha free list. Rejected. The four lines relating character have been experienced every MINNESOTA- Watertown, Dak. Hev. Hartsough, Carey had the murder concocted and at to flax were read, and Mr. Browne of night for the last week or two in certain ANDi'^T Indian a moved to strike them out of the presiding elder, M. E. Church, Sioux Falls, they had the deed accomplished before he DAKOTA, sections of Charleston, S. C. The shocks BREWERY: free list. Dak. Rev. W. H. Jordan pastor, Congregrational arrived at the house. None of the above have been of sufficient energy to awaken NEBBASKA and Church, Milbank, Dak. Rev is thought to be true. Grandstaff hung the inhabitants and rattle windows, chan t- A Syrian convert to Christianity a Rowe, pastor, Redfield,Dak. Rev. for eleyen minutes before life was extinct. deliers, and glassware in a lively manner. :r'*.:^j ... .... WYOMHSTG. G. B. Clark, pastor, Mitchell, Dak. Rev. was urged by bis employer to work I he house of C. C. Habenicht, the JOS. SCHMUCKfiR, Prop. ', 1 fl'fr-T'.tV H. M. Springer, pastor, Clark, Dak. Rev. wealthiest citizen of Columbia, the shocks on Sunday, but he declined. "But," 0 E. Murray, pastor, M. E. Church, Wooosocket, Its TRAINSERVICEiscaretaUj have been so-continuous at the inmates said the master, "does not your Bible NEW ULM, MINNESOTA^ -^^:|, Steamboat Explosion. i« Dak. Rev. C. D. Hager, pastor, M. left their beds and deserted the building. arranged to meet requirements oi say that if a man has an ass or an ox E. Church, Madison, Dak, Rev. E The steamer Evansville, of the Le. Claire Mr. Habenich counted seventeen distinct Pur beer sold in quantities to suit ,:S* local trayelp as well as to tarnish that falis into a pit on the Sabbath Clough, pastor, Watertown, Dak. Rev. D. Navigation company, of which Capt. Va shocks. Slighlb earthquake tremors have purchaser. Special attention paid to the most attractive Routes lot d,ay he may iull him oat?" "Yes," Gostelow,pastor,Andover,Dak. Rev. W. Sunt is-one, of the principal owners, was been feceritly experienced in Suter a bottling-oi beer. :.'Vi^E.-d. Hyde, pastor, Groton, Dak. Rev. R. W. -running light up the river. When near through travel between important Darlington Counties. I Summerville,, tl answered the convert "but if the ass Ely, pastor, Presbyterian church, a Blacksmith Slough, a ten miles below the centre of the great' shake of August,' ]?'has a habit of falling into the same Moure, Dak. Rev. E. English, pastor, Huron, Winona, Minn., the big 10-inch flue of the & TRADE CENTRES. 1886^ these disturbances continue to be I NEWM pit every Sabbath day, then the man Dak. Rev. S. Mills, pastor, Huron, boiler coll apsed with a report like at of of such frequent occurrence at no atten should either fill up the pit or sell the Dak. Rev. Chas. Potter, pastor, Huron, a cannon. I an instant the deck was tion is paid to them. %^lts EQUIPMENT ot Day and ass." Dak. Rev. D. B. Nichols, pastor, Congregational shrouded from the view of the captain Parlor Cars, Dining and Palace Church, Jame River, a and clerk, who were in the pilot house, by a Gould returned to Kansa city CITY PLANING MILL a dense mass of seething, hissing steam, from his to of inspection in his special Sleeping Cars is without riraL^$% Gen. W. T. Sherman has been ill for two car Atlanta. The car was side-tracked so through which they could faintly distinguish Its ROAD-BED is pertection%ok a at his a a at the Fifth Avenue at he would not be harassed by visitors. the writhing forms of the crew and stone-ballasted SteeL hotel, New .York,, with-an a a of Mrs. Rawson Shoots a Lawyer. Messengers were dispatched to a neighboring hear their shrieks of agony as the scalding MANrjBACTUBES rheumatism is confined to his bed, The NORTHWESTERN is the steam lieked the skin from their bodies. drugstore for prescriptions. Mr. Gould A tremendous sensation occurred in DOORS, WINDOW SASH, the physicians don't regard the a a The collapse of the flue carried out the was very low, having had a severe a a favorite route for the Commercial Judge Jamieson' court at Chicago. While as serious beyond the fact that* he has of illness at Omaha, and he decided at whole head, of the boiler, and the terrible the docket was being called, Mrs. Meckie Traveler, theTourist and the Seekers never been afflicted with rheumatism before VENETIAN BLINDS, it would be best for him to l'eturn at once foree^ofi the escaping steam cleared the L. Rawson was impatiently waiting for after New Homes in the Golden in any form. The location of the disease to New York. deck and mowed a clean swath through the divorce case of her husband, Banker is in the back, which makes it distressing MOULDINGS AND FRAMES. Northwest, the side oi the vessel, from a the middle Rawson, to be called. Col. C. Whitney. JohnEnglebretze, of Carimona township »nd requires him to retain a prostrate aft to the stern. When the accident Detailed iniormation cheerfully her hu8bnnd'sattorney,waesittingatasid Fillmore bounty, -Minn., arose at an early position. occurred, five of the deck hands were in JPlaning, turning and all furnished by table writing,when the court was suddenly hour to go o-at shooting gophers and his Allen Sturgis, who was locked up jail Coltheir bunks asleep. One of them was unhurt startled to hear a pistol shot and father came down stairs soon after and work with rib-saw promptly C. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent, atThompson Ga., for robbery and incendaariHm He happened to be standing al most found the young an lying dead on the Whitney at oncedisappearunder the table. was ta,ken on by a gang of masked against the boiler on the left when the explosion and neatly executed. .. The shot was followed by four more in kitchen .floor, ^with a bullet hole through New Ulm, Ulna. men and lynched. Sturgis' body was occurred. He stood perfectly still rapid succession, and Mrs. Rawson was his heart,,iiis*frh"irt on fire and a 32-callber MARVIN HU6HIT, H. C. WICKER, found at dayligjjgjk-ui^ing from a tall oak."*TM'&*. and the rushing steam just escaped him. revolver lying on the floor by his side. seen puisuing Whitney with a Smith & N ofJE^-aamily would touch the Two men were blown clean overboard and All work guaranteed. Rates reason* Whether 'the sho/bting was done with Fice-Pres't and Gsn. Mangr. Traffic Manaxea Wesson 38-calibro revolver. Mrs. Raweon remains and thev were turned over to a feaifully scalded- The worst injured are suicidal' intent, or by accident, ia ™ot LP. WILSON, succeeded in emptying her revolver at able. j^medica college. .. .. a Scanlan, engineer, and Con Scanlan knowtts .^ ".•"• Whitaey before she could be captured. .. 'X. ZEJLUfB Prop'r. .^, General Passenger Ajtent.