PIT O TH E JEWS. A Boffng Lord Arretted. Few Ulm Eeview. The Highwayman Captured. Upon a March warrant Deputy Sheriff A stirring sensation was caused by the arrest Smith proceeded to search the premises of Reimund Holzhay, the highwayman and of a young man who, for two weeks or John McLeod at Deadwood, S. D.. whose train robber who has operated in Northern more has been supposed to be a younger NEW ULM. Mra&'jgg* house was burned Aug. 8 and his body found Wisconsin and the upper peninsular of Michigan BRANDT & WEDDENDORF. Publishers. brother of the duke of Durham. On his ar almost consumed, followed by the arrest of for the last eight months, is behind the rival he registered at the leading hotel as Being a Short Concise Collection of A N A E O iron bars of the Marquette county jail. He John Woods and the wife of McLeod for murder. plain Robert Morris of London, but soon FINE:CIGARS. was captured at Republic, a mining town HEW ULM, MINNESOTA^ the Latest Associated Press ,„ The search revealed two lar^e trunks gave it out that he had noble blood pulsing twenty miles west of Ishpeming, Mich., by filled with the valuables and papers of the Telegrams* in his veins. He stated that on account of a Marshal Glode of that village, assisted by 1 1 deceased. The trunks had been put in the difficulty he had with an older brother in E. E. Weiser, a justice of the peace. The BY the aid of machinery one man root house and covered with blankets and one of the aristocratic clubs of the English highwayman arrived in Republic late at can make a carriage in 12 days. I boards and the root house had caved in on metropolis he had left the country with the night. The village is on a branch track of At the National Capital. v« top of the whole The parties under arrest the South Shore railway and is on the main intention of making a tour of the once took 35 days. (^"Special brands made to order. There will be no extra session of congress at the examination testified that all the line of the Milwaukee & Northern. He registered world. He first appeared at Moyville, papers and valuables missing and known to at the Republic hotel. The son this year. This was settled after a long discussion where it is said he exhibited letters of introduction of the proprietor noticed that the man tallied at the last cabinet meeting. The only bave been in McLeod's possession, were lost to the Dahymples and Grandins THE little 9-year-old boy who left very closely with the description of the in the fire. This find is one of the strongest from Cornelius Vanderbilt and other promi reason of any weight advanced why there Gogebic stage robber and informed the village England alone for Pomona, Cal., has WM. FEAJSTK. JOHN BENTZIN. should be any extra session was the argument circumstances developed in the case and nent Eastern gentlemen. With these credentials marshall of his suspicions. The room he had no difficulty in procuring an of those who wanted to revise the tariff, thus far the arrest had been made on suspicion Cottonwood Mills. arrived safely at his destination. where he slept was watched during the night introduction in good sociaty. He reported but it was shown that a month's work would of foul play. and in the morning he ate breakfast and paid that hehad an income of $50,000 a year. be almost thrown away and public policy his bill, remarking that he wished to leave A man was found yesterday on the prairie He was often seen with large sums of money, ifi{ indicated that it would be better for congress THE present strength of the Grand town on the first train. Directions were given about five miles from Canby, Minn., having, and those who knew of the reckless extravagance to convene at the regular time. The question him and he started for the depot followed Army of the Eepulic is 413,228, an as near as can be ascertained, been murdered. with which he spent it had no doubt by the marshal and Weiser. He apparently Custom grinding solicited. Willi of finance was disposed of by Secretary At the coroner's inquest it was learned as to the truth of the statements. He seldom noted that he was being lollowed increase of 59,000 during the past Windom's bond purchases, and there was no that he came from Michigan, going out to grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange sat down to a meal without a and quickened his pace. Just before apparent necessity for an extra session. Secretaries year. Dakota. Not being satisified with the number of guests and always ordered reaching the depot, Marshal Globe stepped 84fi)S.flour,5fis.shorts and & Windom and Tracy were both opposed country he came back, and had been working the costliest wines. This in front of him and told him to consider to convening congress before the regular fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour around a threshing machine for about fast living he continued until a week ago, himself under arrest. Quicker than thought session. THOMAS A. EDISON rarely sleeps two weeks, when he was taken sick. Then he when he departed for the West, much to the the outlaw pulled a revolver from his pocket, and feed sold at low rates and delivered hired to work for one Andrew Swenson, regret of all who had enjoyed his prodigality. but it was grasped by the marshal, A second more than four hours a day. He a New Ulm free of expense. It was understood that he was going direct revolver was drawn with his left hand, husking corn and other light work, and left says that when he sleeps eight hours but the officer succeeded in hitting him over Casualties. the machine crew on Aug. 23. He stopped to the Pacific coast and from there to Japan the head with his "billy" before he could FRANK & BENTZIN. at August Sawteil's to inquire the way, but instead he stopped at Jameston and iemained he feels badly when he wakes up. Christopher Gaatzand wife were killed while shoot. Weiser then came to the marshal's several days. One night he returned which was the last seen of him until found in assistance, and after a desperate resistance attempting to cross the railroad at Mounds" to Fargo and next day, as he was about to the opposite direction to that which he AUG. qUENSE, he was overpowered and taken to the jail. ville, W. Va. board the west-bound Northern train, he should have gone. Nothing could be found Examination of his pockets brought out, in LAWRENCE MURRAY and Miss Hat was arrested by Inspector Mitchell, of the on his person except a small memorandum re-anTwo fishermen, John and Edward Brocher, addition to the 44-caliber and 38-caliber revolvers tie Clark, of Hutchinson, Kas., city of London police force, who had just book marked P. Strand. As several deep captured by the marshal, three gold fifteen-year-old Charles Bluhm, were arrived from St. Paul. His arrest has been gashes were found on his neck and skull, ceived $400 for being married in the watches and three pocketbooks, one of drowned in Lake Michigan at Chicago. A HARNESS MAKER the talk of the town, but as he had gone to with the appearance of having been done which bore on the flap the name of A. G. grand stand at the Moberly (Mo.) sudden squall capsized their boat. Jamestown, where he claimed to have left his with a sharp instrument, and as he had told Fleischbein. This book, containing $20, money, no facts in relation to the matter several that he did not necessarily have to and one of the watches found on him were —and Dealer in— fair. Winfield Scott and James Cabeen were riding could be learned until the return. Inspector work so hard, as he had some money left what he obtained by the cold-blooded murder Whips, Collars, and all other on top of an excursion train near Chillicothe, Mitchell was accompanied by a Pinkerton of Banker Fleischbein, near Lake Gogebic. yet, and as there was only $4 found on his Ohio, when they were knocked off by a articles usually kept detective and a Mr. Woodall of London. Another pocketbook contained promissory person, and being found in a place where he MR. GLADSTONE has only three fingers bridge. Cabeen was killed, and there are but From the English official it was learned that in a ftrst(dass harness notes and other valuable papers. would not be discovered for along time, led little hopes of Scott's recovery. on his left hand. The index finger the young man is wanted for a forgery There was no name on it, but to the supposition that he had been murdered. shop. amounting to £1,500. His real name is it was evidently the property of J. J. No. 2 Calliery of the DeUware & Hudson was shot off forty-seven years Oswal Riddel Miles. Until July 12 he had Low of St. Paul. The man was questioned New harnesses made to order and re Canal company at Oliphant, Pa., is on fire been employed as clerk by Woodall & Co. and admitted that he was the robber of the ago by an accident in the hunting and twenty-five acres have caved in. Vigorous pairing promptly attended to. stockbrokers in London, and while in their Gogebic coach and that he murdered Fleischbein. Foreign Mention. field. measures are being taken to fight the At noon he was put aboard the train, service forged their name to a draft. He NEW MLM, MIN flames. accompanied by the marshal and a host of disappeared immediately after the forgery The ice eave discovered in Ashley, Utah is deputies, and taken to the county jail at was discovered, but for some reason the A vestibuled train on the New York, Penn. attracting much attention and is being visited Marquette. At every station on the road LORD TENNYSON deyotes the pension officers did not start to America until Aug. H.FKENZEL, sylvania & Ohio from Chicago to New York by large parties. there were crowds watching for him. There 15. From New York they traced him to of $1,000 a year which he receives was wrecked near Greenville, Pa., by coming was much talk of lynching, but the mobs It is rumored that Mr. Kasson of Iowa will Minneapolis and thence to Fargo, as poet laureate to the relief of lacked capable leaders and no attempt at in collision with a freight train on a siding, be appointed minister to Russia to succeed and although they have at last captured him lynching was made. At Ishpeming two Manufacturer of a green brakeman opening the wrong switch. Thorndyke Eice. his victims will recover but a small portion members of the literary profession thousand people assembled at the depot and The baggagemaster of the limited was killed ot their stolen money. He had less than on the streets adjacent. Holzhay went to SODA WATER, who are in pecuniary distress. The tenants on the Gaven estate, atKildysart, $200 of it left. The officer stated that he is and the engineer badly burt. No passengers the window of the car and with great tangfroid County Clare, Ireland, who wereevicted not even remotely connected with anv noble were injured. bowed at the mob outside. SELTZER WATER for having adopted the "plan of campaign," family, and that his lather is now terving a The fire which started in the cartridge factory Holzhay maintained his stolidity, although SIR EDWARD WATKIN is the leading sentence for forgery. The bogus lord protested have been reinstated in their holdings. at Antwerp, Belgium, has at last been it must have been known to him that in returning and his innocence to the last, and assured spirit in a movement looking to the Gold has been discovered at Princes Lodge, to Gogebic county he was facing extinguished. Several more corpses have his acquaintances that he would be back in erection of an iron tower 2,000 feet seven miles from Halifax, N. S. There an, death from the mob. When questroned, he been found, and the number of the dead will a few weeks. He is apparently about twentythree four leads said to be on a line with the famous made the following statement to the officers Champagne Cider. certainly leach 200. King Leopold and the years of age, but little ovor four feet high in London. They are determined who fuptured him: Montague leads at Waverly and pronounced cabinet ministers visited the hospitals where high, quite intelligent and well educated. to beat that Eiffel at tower I did hold up the Milwaukee & Northern to be very rich. the sufferers by the fire are being cared for. train. I don't just remember the date. I The arrebt of M. Corvillan, the proprietor of Centre Street. New Ulm. Minn- building. 6 M. Thevenet, French minister of justice, got a haul of about $50. I boarded the the cartridge factory, has been ordered. train at Maple Valley. I went through the has sent a circular to the bishops of France reminding A Determined Attempt at Suicide. Empire Mill Co. train and spotted such men as I thought them that the elergy are prohibited A fire broke out today in the mammoth One of the most determined attempts at Miss ANNA DICKINSON is out with a wouldjbe likely to have money. I then walked by law from taking part in theelections. The suicide ever heard of was made last night by sugar plant ot Dick & Meyer Sugar Refining back and the first man I held up was the denial of the rumor that she is in ill Lena Hertzog, seventeen years old, who resides company, Williamsburg, near New York. circular says the government will unhesitatingty brakeman. I then held up a passenger and ROLLER MILL. with her parents in Williamsburg near The fire started with an explosion, the exact and vigorously proceed against ecclesiastics health, and announces that she will got $80 out of him. I also held up several New York. The girl is a comely brunette, cause of which is not known. It is supposed who may overstep the lines enjoined other passengers and got small amounts. 1 soon return to public life, "probably plump of form and of pleasant appearance. to have been caused by the explosive had to take what they gave and under all governments since the concordat. She was a passenger on the ferry boat from nature of finely powdered particles of sugar I could not search them as I was on the platform, and certainly on M. Thevenet has also instructed public prosecutors Brooklyn to New York city. When the boat 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. playing a lone hand. I also got which had permeated the air in the mills to take measures to punish severely the theatrical stage." reached the Grand street ferry Miss Hertzog a few watches but none ot them were of much where the granulated sugar was reduced to the commission by the clergy of offenses came ashore, but immediately returned and value. I did not have a sack to collect th« the powdered product. The entire establishment ST against the common law. paid her tare, and once more took a seat in We take pleasure in informing the* boodle in. I held my gun in one hand and was reduced to ruins. Th° loss on the CHIEF of Police Crowley, of San the cabin. The boat had not yet cleared the received my donations with the other. 1 got oublic that we are now ready for busness. buildings and machinery is estimated at slip when one of the deck hands saw the gui otf at Ellis Junction and took to the woods. ]\Tot$s. General ews Francisco, has posted an order that The best machinery and all thtlatest about $1,500,000. Within the building walk rapidly out ot the cabin toward the I also-held up the Wisconsin Centi al tram were 1,700 barrels of sugar valued at about improvements in the manufacture newspaper reporters are to be admitted stern of the boat For a moment she stood 1 think it was August)7th oi|Sth. I only go In the Times case in Chicago, in regard to §500,000,making a total loss of $2,000,000. a small amount in oath. I gotafew watches still and then suddenly swung herself clear of of flour enable us to compete witb* the original bill filed by J. J. West, the whole to the prison and H- Two of which you have taken from me the east rail and dissappeared. The deck proceedings were thrown out of court for whe best mills in the country. The black pocketbook found on mew as tak station houses at all hours, so hand srave the alarm and the boat was immediately want oi equity. We are constantly buying en from a passenger on the Wisconsin Central People in Print, stopped. Inside of a few seconds Wheat, that they can see what is train. You will find a $200 note and a The relatives of a miserly old farmer, near life preservers, ladders and ropes were called f\ lot of cards, which I think gives the passen Bye, Newcastle, lnd., persuaded him to deposit going on and be a check too on prison President Green, of the "Western Union into requisition. The electric light' made ger's name. 1 have done several other Httl6 his money in bank. He brought $20,300 Corn, Telegraph company, said he had not completed things as clearasday. Thefirst lifepreserver officials. jobs, but these don't concernyou and will dc forth from various places, some ol the coins thrown fell close to the girl, but she pushed any arrangements with the postmaster Oats, no good to tell, as they did not amount to it away, with an angry gesture. The noise general looking to the establishment of a and bills bearing old dates. much. I commenced business in this sectioo Buckwheat, and shouts attracted The ticket chopper, postal telegraph system. some time this spring. A YOUNG alligator, three feet long, The excitement at Standing Rock agency James Kelly, who is an expert swimmer, and is increasing every day, and Old Sitting Bull has already saved thirteen people from was discovered lately basking in the Race Riots in the South. stands in imminent danger of losing his life, At the Highest Market Prices. drowning. He jumped into the river, seized The World of Criminals. sun on the banks of the Little Blue Recently a train with colored excursionist* as the Indians believe he was instrumental the girl by the waist and lifted her bodily arrived at the Gouldsboro depot in Gretna in causing the sickness of John Grass, the up so that she might breathe. The girl River, near where it'empties into the We sell all kinds of A mob of armed white men surrounded the irom Baton Rouge, La. A large number ol chief justice of the Sioux tribe. Sitting Bull's turned upon him and struggled to free jail at Columbia, Mo., overpowered the sheriff FLOVR, Missouri. I twas shot by GabeCarlton, people were on the streets, owing to an herself Irom his grasp. Kelly held old-time followers, numbering about twenty, and took from his cell George Bush, a neero alarm of fire. Many colored men and women on, however, and made for the SHORTS, a farmer. How it came there is are upholding him, and sturdily deny having were near the depot awaiting the train. As seventeen years old, charged with outraging" slip. A desperate struggle followed the halfdrowned had anything whatever to do with John the train neared the depot one of the excursionists, a little white girl of five years, and BJRA.N, Sbe.» a mystery, as no alligators have ever girl seemed to gain new strength Grass's ailment. There is but little chance in attempting to jump off, fell to hanged him. AT LOW RATES. and she fought like a tigress. When near the before been known to come north of the ground. Some unknown person cried of his recovery. .John Grass's friend, are becoming slip ropes were thrown Kelly, who caught For the last fifteen months Rudolph "Look at the black devil!" whereupon the BO threatening that Sitting Bull will Memphis, Tenn. one and wound it around the body of his Schnaubelt, the Chicago anarchist, who is negro drew a pistol and fired probably have to be locked up in the guard Special Attention given to charge, but it was quickly thrown off. This four or five shots, one of the supposed to have thrown the fatal bomb in house to shield him from bodily harm. the girl repeated three times, and then seizing Custom "W"orlc bullets piercing the nose of a white man named the Haymarket riot, has been living in London ALL plants and trees consume water her rescuer by the arm savagely bit him. Miller, a brother of one of the Gretna pojice,lodging The Northern Pacific, as is well known, is under the protection of anarchist named Kelly was becomingexhausted, and saw that in the back ot the neck Shooting in large quantities. Sir John Laws heading—through the Manitoba & Northwestern, Penkert. The utmost secrecy has been observed if the girl's life was to be saved violence now began general, some 400 or 500 An extra stone for grinding feed. of which one or two hundred miles with regard to Schnaubelt's presence discovered that an acre of barley will would have to be used, so he was compelled shots being fired in less than fifteen minutes. are built from Winnipeg—for the Saskatchewan in London, but recently his identity was discovered Steam Cornsheller. to beat her into submission. The blows had A terrible panic prevailed. Men women and take up 1094 tons of water in two river, and expects to reach there next and his patron changed his quarters. children ran in all directions,screamingwith the desired effect for a time, but when an attempt Wood taken for cash or in exchange-. year. The Canadian Pacific will take immediate It is now learned that Schnaubelt has fled days. Trees and plants are composed their lunch baskets, hats, and losing their was made to lift her upon the ladder Efopitfe Mill Cfo. steps to head it off, and has let a the city, fearing that he would be arrested shoes, etc. Ed. Levy (colored) of Alcners she broke out afresh, but was finally landed, more largely of water than contract, whiehis not yet'made public,to build was shot in the left arm, and a colored woman and extradited to Chicago. It is thought wet, limp and exhausted. This water battle about seven hundred miles of new road. I C^SH PURCHASES named Fleming was fatally shot in the any other substance. The branch of that he has gone to Copenhagen. lasted fully fifteen minutes. When stimulants will build this fall from Regina fco Prince back. were offered tho girl, later on. she a tree will lose nine-tenths of its A series of incendiary fires recently have and CHEAP SALES, Albert, on the Saskatchewan river, to which The stories of the row and its origin threw the glass from her and smashed it. occasioned great uneasiness at Butte, M. T. place the Northern Pacific is also headed weight by drying. differ very widely. The negroes Finally the ieckless ci eature was placed under Nearly every block has its private watchman. under the charter lately granted to the say that before the arrival of the arrest and afterwards sent to .i hospital HUEMKE & SHAPEKAM, The fire bug's latest exploit was to set fire to train there was a large force of armed white Resina & Long Lake. Next spring the line in an ambulance, where she was doing nicely. men awaiting its arrival, and that some ten BUFFALO moths and carpet bugs the Stevens mine hoist on the western edge will be extended from Prince Albert westward Her parents say that the whole adventure Carpenters, minutes after the train had stopped and of town. It has been unused for months and through Edmonton and the Yellowhead arose from a love affair. are making housewives weary along after a portion of the excursionists had has been occupied as a storage warehouse, pass of the Rocky mountains to Vancouver, reached the street cars, and while others the Hudson River. The havoc with $3,300 worth of furniture stored in it, The Yellowhead pass is said to be Builders and Contractors*. were still on board the train, white men, which was insured for $2,500. The alarm the best and easiest of all the Rocky mountain wrought by these pests during the without any sort of provocation, opened fire was given, and in lees than an hour it burned passes. Thirty thousand tons of steel Disastrous Fire in Antwerp. on the crowd. The white men's version oi NhW ULM, MINN. past few weeks has been extensive. to the ground. The hoist and machinery rails are now on the way irom England for Dynamite exploded in the Corvileran car, the affair as given by eye witnesses differs were valued at $ 2,000. and is a total loss. the new line. In Rensselaer County and elsewhere very materially from that of the negroes. tridge factory in Antwerp Belgium, killing Designs and plans made to order and* There is no clew to the perpetrators. They state that there were only some hall and injuring hundreds of persons and the carpet bugs are said to be so voracious estimates on all work furnished and' dozen white men concerned in the affair, and The Markets. doing much damage to property. Portions Twenty-two negroes,and possibly more, who that the shooting was commenced by the contracts faithfully executed. that they actually, in instances, of the bourse were struck by burning fragments were working on a cotton plantation now negroes before the train had stopped. NEW YORK. have eaten off the cords by rest beneath the sod in Leflore county,Miss., and set on fire, causing a panic in the News is also received of a small race v/at 1 H. HANS CHEN. Wheat, No. 2 red, new, 86@86 4c store riddled with bullets. Thpy were killed for resisting near Shell Mound, Miss. A telegram from building, which at the time was crowded. which mirrors and pictures ware suspended. and elevator, 85*4@86%c afloat, 8G*4@86%c Greenwood says: Ourl sheriff received information arrest. The leaders of the insurrection, The cartridge factory was situated behind No. 2 red. 83c ungraded red, 72@88c from Sunnyside, fifteen miles above George Allen and Oliver Cromwell, have the docks upon which millions of cartridges Contractor and Builder. steamer No. 2 red, 81V6@82. steamer, Shell Mound, that' there were five hundred both escaped, though it is thought that Allen No. 3, red, 76y2@77c. Rye, Western 52@53c. were being loaded. It was adjacent to the negroes massed in the Johnson field near was captured. Cromwell was caught in Corn, No. 2, 43%@45c ungraded A MOVEMENT has been started in, petroleum stores and two large Russian petroleum there, and help was needed. He wired Jackson, but for some reason was turned mixed, 42%@44y2c. Oats, No. 2, white, warehouses were set on fire and are the governor the situation and asked for Boston with the object of running a 27%@27%c mixed Western, 23@28c: white loose. The negroes arein a frightful state of Special attention given to mason* troops, which was responded to promptly now burning. do, 26%@38c No. 2, Chicago, 27@27*4c. fear, and two have gone crazy over the excitement. big fair there in 1892, to exhibit New by Gov. Lowry in person.bringing with him The flames shoot up to an immense height. Eggs, Western, 17@1894c. Butter, Western work in the city and country. The negroes have threatened tn five companies of militia. Gov. Lowry has Amid the roar of the flames there was a continuous England's industrial resources and dairy, 19%c do creamery, ll@18&c. burn every house in Leflore county, and two companies to Sunnyside to report to the succession of loud reports, supposed Cheese, Western, 6@7c. New Ulm, Minn. wealth. I is proposed to raise a every house is being closely guarded. More sheriff, who went up there to see if he could to be from the ignition and explosion of do anything with the negroes. The steamrunning than a thousand laborers have quit the CHICAGO. packets ot cartridges. The North Star Lung and Throat Balsam guarantee fund of $2,000,000. I is 300boat between here and Sharkey has fields, and the cotton and corn needs gathering TJash quotations were as' follows: Flour The latest estimate is that there are is a sure cure for coughs and colds, just come in, bringing a number of women not intended to rival the New York badly. firm and unchanged No. 2 spring wheat, dead and 1,000 injured. The explosions continue. and children. Gov. Lowry cautions the people 78c No. 3 spring, 71@73c No. 2 red, 78c At the American docks all the ships exhibition, the purpose being merely A delegation of citizens called on Gov. Gordon to be free from all violence and not violate No. 2 corn. 33%c No. 2 oat*. 1954c No. 2 have been saved owing to'the favorable direction the law in any particular, but assist the of Georgia, and asked him to take action rye, 42%c No. 2 barley, nominal No. 1 flax THE CHICAGO *»», to give New England a boom and of the wind. The stained windows of county authorities to enforce it. There have concerning the whipping of a lot of negroes seed, $1.26 prime timothy seed, $133@1.34 the cathedral are smashed) and it is feared MORTH4 bring her resources into been several reports from the scene ot the greater mess pork, per bbl. $9.85 lard, per 100 by unknown white men at East Point, near that the steeple will collapse. The whole vicinity $6.021/2@6.05 trouble, one of which was that the negroes lbs, eggs, in fair demand at Atlanta. It was the outgrowth of is strewn with debris. The dock sheds prominence. had left the vicinity of Sunnyside, breaking 14@14%c, and hydraulic crane are greatly damaged. the lynching of a negro boy for rapeThe up in small bands of twenty or thirty and The factory has been condemned by the negroes held a mass meeting, MINNEAPOLIS. _v".-' seemed to be sulky and mad. communal council, but the deputation permanent To relieve brides-elect of the labor 'WESTERN and the citizens, becoming scared, sent for Wheat No. 1 hard. 80@84c No. 1 Northern, had allowed work to continue. The Canjfht a Female Horse Thief. the police from Atlanta. The presence of the 77@78Vfcc No. 2 Northern, 74@77%c victims are mostly factory girls. Windows Herman, Minn., telegram: Sheriff Lindell flour, patents in sacks to local dealers, $4.90@o 4 and anxiety which usually attend officers prevented further trouble, but after S three miles distant were shattered by the received a notice from the sheriff of Ransom, patents to ship, sacks, car lots, $4.90@5.00: they had gone a lot of white men went to different explosion. The scenes at the hospitals are the preparations for a wedding, an N. D., to arrest one Frank Cole for hor*e in barrels, $4.90@5 delivered at camp* and whipped the negroes—foarteen heart-rending. King Leopold has sent a telegram stealing, giving a full and complete description RAILWAY New England points, $5.75@5.85 New York angel of propriety has appeared, and in all. The governor has offered a reward expressing sympathy and asking for of horses, harness and buggy. He wae points, $5.65@5.75 delivered at Philadelphia OVER 7,000 MILES of $ 100 for any person convicted of particulars. The people are incensed ac the accompanied by his wife, who was last Been she agrees, tor a stipulated sum, to and Baltimore, $5.60@5.70 bakers' deputation permanente for allowing work to having taken part in the affair. wearing men's clothes Mr. Lindell started here, $3.50@4: superfine, $1.90@2.65 red make all necessary arrangements. continue in the factory. out in the country on private business. Of steel track in Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin,gSi?| dog, sacks, $1.30@1.50: red dog, barrels, Miss Anna B. Sweetser of Marion, lnd Many men and women were in the shop, When about eight miles north of town he Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota This personage is called "the wed- $1.50@1.65. Bran, $6.50@7.25 shorts, eloped with and married Field W. Swazey, a and they were actively engaged in breaking spied the two at a farm house trying to seL $7.2o@8.50 corn, 33@34%c oats, 18@22c. and Wyoming, penetrates the AgricuItural, young attorney. The bride is nineteen years 1 ding superintendent." Fo some up the old cartridges. There were fully 25,000,000 the buggy and harness. They immediate Hay, choice, $5.@8. Barley, dull. Feed, Mining and Commercial Centres of the old, handsome and accomplished, and is the of these in and about the premises, ly suspected him to be an officer, anc $13.50@14. Flax $1.20 Chicago, $1.26. weeks preceding the happy day she a part of them already broken up. Theeach WEST AND NORTHWEST.! daughter ot D. B. Sweetser, a banker and ramped on a horse and took ST. PAUL. flames coveiedtwo acres of ground and run £5 is installed in the house, and her pres|f one of the wealthiest men in the country and to the prairie. The woman and her hors« to an immense height. Amid the fierce roar were captured at Barrett. Cole got the besi Prices on incoming trains only: WheatNo. a former member of the Democratic state The Unrivaled Equipment of the Linet*v —«nee is soon felt.^ She selects the of the flames were heard from time to time of the officer by means ofjumping wire fences 1 hard. 79@80c: No. 1 Northern, 75 Newfe^5 central committee. Mr. Sweetser was bitterly embraces Sumptuous Dining Cars, the loud reports of explosions. These explosions Sheriff Lindell gave up the chase and returned Jf,.*-V trousseau, advises what islatest and 76c No. 2 Northern, T2@73c, Corn—No. 8, 4 opposed to the match and had forbidden W2gner and Pullman Sleepers, Superb^ were supposed to be of ackages of 35 Oats—No. 2 white, 21@22c: September, to Herman with the female or Mrs. Cole. the young man to^nter his house. One day Coaches and i/trV* finest in" underwear, buys the materijj|!|gal, FAST VESTIBULED TRAINS cartridges stored in the building, which 21@23c December, 22@24: year 20c Soon after her arrival a correspondent saw morning the young folks went to the Methodist seemed to remain intact until the hot tongues No. 3, 17 Rye—No. 2, 35c. Barlev No, 2, her and had the follow.ng interview: "I wae superintends the making of the of flame were actually upon them. parsonage and were married by Kev. M. married to Cole at Anoka in September, 55c bid No. 3, 45c No. 4, 30@32c Ground Running direct between Chicago, St. Pau!$ s$j%gowns, chooses stockings, boots, 1882, when but thirteen years of age. His Swadever.mst in time to catch the Panhandle feed—$13@14. Corn meal—Unbolted. $14. and Minneapolis, Council Bluffs and right name is Frank Crafford, and his father train to Chicago. The young lady's father, Bran—$7@7.75. Malt—70@75c. Hay—No. gloves laces, and handkerchiefs in William H. Bartholomew has been arrested Omaha, connecting for Portland, Denver, is now chief of police of Anoka, Minn." She 1 upland, $7.25: Np. 1, $6.75 timothy, $9. when he heard The news, was beside himself on suspicion of being concerned in the murder "&fact, attends to every detail, so that Eggs—$4@4.20 per case. Flour—Patents, said she was arrested at Ortonville, tw« San Francisco and all Pacific Coast Points! ,-•» with rage. He declares that his daughter of Farmer Dilliard at BereBville, Pa. ONL LINE TO THEBUCK HIUS $5.40 Straight. $4.70 baker's, $3.50 rye, years ago for stealing a span of horses at the fair bride, unvexed by worrying shall never enter his door. He has disowned Groton, S. and shows several bullet $2.7o@3.20 buckwheat, $3. Butter, creameries, Silvestro Moralis, the outlaw who abducted he*, and swears that he will disinherit her. marks she received by the hand of the sherifl 12@17P,: extra dairy, 14@16c medium details, will look her loveliest on the For Tickets, Bates, M»ps, Time Tables and a a California girl a few months ago, has been Both families are of the highest social and of Big Stone county while arresting her. 9 packing stock, TOTJ&c.: grease, information, apply to any Ticket ABentor ad- I ivedding-day. 0 a arrested and the girl restored to her parents. commercial prominence. 5c. «resstheGenfl^en rAScniSS6.1U. W I.tLTflSmUS, B.C. WHOM, S.P.TO.B0H, UffiwalXiaager. TrificVutpr. OtalftteAgi.