ej^ '•nj*r^ THE NOKtHWBST. CONGRESSIONAL. Fathe* ertephan, who has been commissioned doe, which i»a£ont 93. To secure him?*seK Fr. AufderheMe, by Miss Drexel of Philadelphia to relieve the he hasJeTOed upom tins- logs, which awnfrozen •V wants of the Indiana living k* the mountain in the-river. district will make a thorough* investigation An eleven-year-old soaof Ole Hauge, Vienna^ S W I N N & Besunie of tHe Proceediip A Summary of the Important and take steps toward relieving their present MANUFACTURER. OF township, fell.from a fcoeey on his father's* Manufacturer o*' necessities. place and fractured his. skull. The surgeon FINE CIGARS. of Congress During the Eyents of tlie Week in the Capt. A. T. Prire-, of Foimvui, received a who was caHM found that Ihe skull was also.* Well Building: acMl Steeple dispatch irom Senator Pierce announcing Past Week. Northwestern States. dented in, bone resting on the brain, rendering Price's appointment by the president as the lad insane for several days. It was United States marshal or North Dakota. necessary ta^preform am operation on the** ¥Z4 While the captain has beea assured of the skull to relieve the preseare. I N N E S O A |li Fine Pressed Brfefi: fo* appointment beyond a doubt ever since Hag Senaifcsr Davis' Soo eanai bill was resi B&*SpeciaI braads -made to order, J. E. Jaeger of Grafton,, aged 14 is charged The authorities of Duluta have put a stop gart'B resignation, a happy smile illumined On the calendar. The' senate was grinding with riflingjan express^ package that* was* #rtornamental fronts. to glove contests and all kinds of "slugging" his countenance when he read the telegram. out business under its-Rule. Ne. 8, wbich-alJdws shipped to-Jris address. It is claimed thatberemoved the passage of a Hit only where thereis* He immediately went to all the stores in exhibitions. t5e contents of the package in theabsence no objection. It looked as if the bill would FRANK. Joa». BKNTZDJ. town and ordered cigars pot on the freelist. The labor unions of Minneapolis and St. of the express- agent, reseated the go throwgh the mill ae-qnietly as a pensioat Rar the best of shipping* facilities and Paul have placed a vigorous boycott on nonunion act, bwfc one or two members on the Demei flrili pay prompt attention»temvsil orders* package after filling it with sawdust, ajsd. s'J- oratic sicJe exercised their prerogative- objection, made cigars. In response to a telegram) received frcna then refused to reoewra it. He has bceai and the bill was laid on the desk Chief of Police MeRae of Wiamipeg. Chief of The chamber of commerce of St. Cloud, bound over for triah ^4 $ 5 ^, NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. Some-time ago one aw two senators se?ved Police Hennessy of Grand Forks arrested have agreed to donate a site for a government A man arrested at JEau Claire' "for *robhiag notice-tiat they would oppose anjs. inert two passengers on ths 'south bouad building providing congress will appropriate the offica ofD. S. Simons confessed and1 lump staaa bills for improvements of this Custom grinding" solicited. Will H. Rudolphi, Northern Pacific- train, on charge of $100,000 for the building. nature*. Mr. Davis, however, expects-, that promised.to show where he had concealed the. grind wheat fo» J* (one e%th) or exchange forgery. Both prisoners are Englishmen, and the HIS will pass, in visw of the importance 4m The large flour mill and elevator at Cham plin, stolen goods. Witln one hand menacled he apparently 22 or 23 years- of age. They were of the* improvement. Few* bills have*, had* 84 fts. flour, 5 lbs- shorts and 8* Hennepin county, were destroyed by fire. escorted Dr. Simmoss several miles through stronger advocacy than this one, starting taken to the county jail. When seen they Loss, $20,000 insurance $10,000. the woods, and after showing where, the 3bs. bran for oae~bushel of?wheat. Flour MAKVTACTUEKR SJEAJJOI rn with th© speech of th»senator after its in. protested innocence, and said they wer* actors -Soot andShoas! A pleasure party often persons were thrown propeitji was hiddea. was released. Tha-offieera trodufition and continning thiougii. its enrtire and feed solcUatlow rates-and delivered) in the Campbell troupe of Winnipeg and ewiurse to the calendar was disaiisfied with Mr. Simon's from a wagon near Rochester^ and all more and were enronte to St. Paul to fill another a New Ulm ire*of expease. "w course and re arrested the thief. or less injured, Mrs. Daniel Madden and Miss HCSTSE. l" engagement. Both are perfectly wilhag to Annie Grady seriously. A few weeks ago.ihe authorities of CHntonville las'bouse military committee wxH'at once* return to Winnipeg. They gave the names FHANK.& BENTZIN. fcfinn.ASdN.stra., Ulm,Minn. prepare a favorable neport on the Shicamai*ga Charles Elsbury ofEyota has been allowed of George Brooks and Frank Jeanette and were advised t®. look over the accounts and Chattanooga»Nalional Paufc bill. is claimed to be former residents of London, of the fete treasurer, T. F. Flnton. who* conducted a pension of $3,150 and $50 per month. Mr. The house committee on military affairs attthonzed A large assortment ef aen'i an4 I England. the office from 1883 to 1889. A committee Elsbury has been perfectly helpless for several a favorable-report on the-biU intro boys' boots and shoes-, ladies' as4 was appointed to investigate, and years and was in destitute circumstances. duced by Mr Carter-o.1 Montana graatine a children's shoes constantly kept or two ar three days ago reported, a shortage portion of Fort Keogh military reservation S O A O A Charles Smgor, a farmer living Stowe & hand. Custom work aad repaiiiftg j|r to Miles City, Mont for use as apubhepark. of $1,300 Sultou's accounts which had One hundred houses were put np in Prairie township, Wadena county, while hunting the HARNESS MAKER The house committee ou commerce to-d»y premntly atteaded to. '"4S not Seen discovered when the counoih settled rabbits, accidently shot himself in the town of Sherman inside of fonr days. authorized a favorable report oatthe bill introduced with him last spting. Fulton has been given bowels. It is thought he will live. That part of the recently opened reservation in the house by Mr. Gifford, to. authorize i-* —and Dealest in— thirty days to straigten the matteivup. the construction of a bridge acBow John Hauenstein,, Fritz Uhlenhut was killed at Dow Otter known as the "Nebraskastrip" is rapidly Whips, dollars, and all otfcer Theodore Dakman is ayoungGenman milk the Missouri liver at Pierre, S. B. Tail county vi hile cutting down a tree, one of being occupied by German settlers. artioles usually kepi peddler at Ea* Claire. He and his fatheraad BREWER the limbs striking him on the Yiead, fracturing SENATE. A trial at Kimball, in which the sum of 15 in & first-ftiass harness mother and sister and brothers hav* Senator Stanford from the oommittoe- on the skull. cents was the bone of contention, cost the public buildings and grounds,,reported favorably shop. been struggling along for years in making a Clifton Holden, for the murder of his cousiD, plaintiff $60. the bill appropriating. $95,00©»fora Hvlihood. A letter leached thena a few daysago Frank Dodge, at Rodwood Falls, on the 23d The steamer Last Chance is being fitted up public building at Fargo. New hacnessea made to order aikb re and informing them of the fact that, owfcag of November, 1888 has been found guilty of by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Senator Moody introduced a,bill askiag an pairing promptly attended to. to the demise of a wealthy rotative in Germany, MALTSTER appropriation af $100,000 f«r, a.pubhsbuilding murder the first degree and sentenced to company to be used as a ferry between the Dahman family, af Eau Claire, at Yanktoa, S. D. NEW M&M, MINN be hanged on a day set by the governor Chamberlain and the new town of Sherman.. had fallen bwr to 104,000,00ft marks, which Hor/sn. Holden had two trials. There are 3,000,000 acres of land subject is in, the aeighborhood of $40,000^000. The House, after a struggle of PKE hours H.FRENZEL, The county seat contest that has been on to entry the Chamberlain land district. A The fortune comes from a aslative who, died Our brewery la 1 JUJ equipped aad able to if and after eight bnllots, voted to have the for five years between Curne andSlayton was handsome new land office is now beiag without other heirs. ill orders. decided by Judge Perkins in favor of Slayton. erected in that city. Mr. F. Grebe haA.cba.rae o! the bottling est*b» A reservation boomer' jiamped a claim a Bells were rung, whistles blown and bands liahment. An Indian of the Yankton agency while Manufacturer of short distance from Fort Reno belonging to played to celebrate the victory Ifcw Ulm, Moo. croFsmg the Missouri on the ice at the mouth 'SENATE. a Sioux brave named Crow Eagle and proceeded SODA WATER, Jay Bevier, a Stillwater youth, tried to The senate had another- aninaated discussion of the Choteau creek with a team of ponies, to build a "shack" on it Crow Eagle of the charge that Mr, Call had interpolated commit suicide in a dressing room in the broke through and all weie drowned. looked on with stolid indifference until R. Pfefferle, remarks in the official report of the SELTZER WATER opera-house in that plaee by asphyxiation The settlers of Stanley county have organised the house was completed. Then he pulled a proceedings of the senate. The-resolution ofpred with illuminating gas. Heivas nearly dead a defense association to prevent the gun about a yard long and with the remark, yesterday by Mr. Chandler censuring and when discovered Dissapointment in love 'Mr. Call was taken up and Mr. Sherman jumping of claims and for the settling of disputes "Crow Eagle's heart is bad—don't monkey was the cause. moved its reference to thecommitteon privileges giowing out of the recent taking up of with Crow Eagle," ordered the "jumper" to Dealer ia nnd elections whieh was agreed to. "William Tucker was tried before Justice Champagne Cider. land. jump, which he very suddenly did. Then The amendments of the house to the senate Johnson and a jury at Hastings upon the Groceries, The treasurer of Custer county is reported Crow Eaglebet fire to the improvements and bill to amend the act ior a bridge across the r\%M charge of drunkenness upon a change of burned them to the ground. to be short his accounts to the amount of Mississippi river at Clinton, Iowa, weie concurred venue from Justice De Kay. Tucker was New Ulm. Minn by the senate. Contra Street, $6,000. Examiner Blanchard has obtained CANNED, DRIED fc GREEJt IOWA. found guilty and sentenced to ninety days in his resignation. His bondsmen are amply Empir Mill Co HOUSE. A woman was granted a divorce by the district jail, under the Scheffer law, it being the third I S able to make the loss good. The house passed the bill authorizing the court at Tipton and immediately flense. appointment of two delegates to the international Thert is a good fiel I in South Dakota for walked into the county clerk's office conference for the protection of industrial Andrew Clark will isBue the initial number hop raising. Hops grows in wild profusion F'loiir and Food* ROLLER MILL. and took out a license to marry. property, to be held at Madrid, of ihe Presto-Change, a seven column along the banks of the streams, and it would Spain, April 1. The Iowa man who wants a government folio weekly newspaper at the new village of require but little effort to make hop culture a By a vote of 129 to 24, the house to-day office because his wife presented him with Presto, Todd Co. It is to be independent in refused to strike out the first section of the paying investment. STOXX.WOODXN A N WIXJLOW^ triplets makes a preposterous claim. Let the politics. The name of the village has lately house bill, which is a substitute to the senate 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. Monroe Cortlow, a young Lake county wife have the office. WABX. bill, fixinsr the boundaries of Oklahoma been changed from Staples, It is located farmer, dropped dead on the street while on territory so as to include the Cherokee Outlet. at the terminus of the Little Falls cut-off. Two little Muscatine boys named Gallup KEW TJLM, W1SC&J a business trip to Madison. He was a victim We take pleasure in informing the and West|were bitten by^a mad dog the other The merchants at St. James have entered of heart disease He leaves a wife and child. Representative Gifford to-day presented day and were taken to Paris, Linn county, into an arrangement to ha^e all butter jublic that we are now ready for bus* memorials from South Dakota legislature Attorney General Dollard has decided that to be treated by Dr. Byam, who possesses a brought to that place graded, and the certificates favoring the opening of the Fort Randall nesa. The best maehinery and all the women are eligible for notaries public or any madstone. military reservation one.favoring the ratification will be paid by any store in the litest improvements in the manufacjure other office in the state except such as are ot the treaty with fche Sisaeton and town. By tlup arrangement it will be sold A New York glass works company is contemplating specifically declared can be filled by male Wahpeton Indians, and one in favor of of flour enable us to compete with upon its mei it. It will then be packed and putting in a glass factory at Iowa making a national hospital of the Soldiers' citizeneB only. he best mills in the country. Mannfactertr of and Doaler uk handled by one party. City. Town meetings are being held to discuss hospital at Hot Springs, Ark. An effort is being made by the boards of We are constantly buying the question offering inducements to the. Worthington is becoming one of the most SENATE. trade of Omda and Copp to have the D., A. CIGARS, Wheat, company, popular summer resorts in the state. The and B. H. railroad change the line of its survey In the senate Mr. Chandler presented a pe Bye, town is located between two beautiful lakes, John Schiling. of Carroll, was fined $50 for tition from Union county, Ark., representing from Aberdeen to Pierre, so as to take in Corn, •L. TOBACCOS, which contain an abundance of fish and the that at the state election there in September, levying onto a "ja ck pot" in a poker game those places. 1888, a systematic reign of terror prevailed Oats* hunting season is excellent Large numbeis to which he had ho moral right, and for striking Even the hens of South Dakota are making that armed and reckless mobs paraded the Buckwheat, of visitors from the east Bpend the summer his opponent over the head ior making a *!PES, county night and day, terrorizing whites and a decided protest against the exaggerated Si season in Worthington, and the hotel men kick. £c, Jfrc. shooting and whipping colored voters that stories of destitution An Alexandria' biddy" are already preparing for the expected influx Cer. Minnesota and Centre schools and churches had been demoralized A firm at Washington, D. C, are sending the other day produced an egg measuring 8 At the Highest Market Price*. next season. and ballot boxes carried off and asking for out circulars stating that they are able to inches the long way and 6Ya inches the short streets* the protection guaranteed by the constitution. At a special term of the district court at procure and deliver the original patent for way—just twice the size of an ordinary egg. We sell all kinds of NEWfLM, MINN. Fergus Falls, Judge Baxter decided that the over 700 pieces of land in Tama county at a Andrew Erickson, a farmer living twelve A senate special committee is trying to find FLOVM, city was entitled to $7,000 which had been cost of $4.60 each. SS*s out how newspaper men secure their reports miles north of Sioux Falls, fell from a wagon ', ,• Jno. Neuman, 1 v% deposited in escrow as a bonus to Wilmar of secret sessions, but is meeting with poof SMQBTS, A leading educator of the state has offered and received injuries bich have resulted in parties to locate a wooden mill there, which Buccess. to build a $10,000 school building and open completely paralyzing his body from the BRA& Ae.M they failed to do and refused to allow the ^v*,i a college at Iowa Falls if the town will do- neck downward. He can speak as well as H018E, AT LOW RATES. city to withdraw the money The city has r:R,"5r.Dealer 4* in ^,Uy ever, but his condition is such that the physicians nate the land. The proposition will likely be By a strict party vote the house comacceepted. recovered nearly all its bonus money now, O O S think he can not recover. mittee on. territories decided to report and it is watching with interest the experience Speoial Attention given to As a result of a feud of long standing C. Mrs. Briggs. daughter of an officer in the 1 0 1 1 JAa.ho- Hats, Caps, Notions, of other places in the same business. though Delegate Dubois has a letter from Oiistoro. "Worls: Carter, an Elk Creek, Meade county ranchman, war of 1812, died at her home in Carson on Springer, in which he guarantees the Idaho A controversy between the local school authorities Grod&ries* Pi'ovtetonq the loth at the a^e of 95 3'ears. She was the was killed by a neighboring ranchman representative his hearty support, he and the of Goodhue county and the state mother of sixteen*children, among them Democrats on the committee will submit a Crockery and Glassware, named La Flamme by being struck on the An extra stone for giinding feed. text book contractors seems imminent. minority report against not only Idaho but 4 Representative R. W. Briggs, of Pottawttamie head with a billet of stove wood. La Flamme €rr*4n, Dried and Canned The county treasurer says he will pay no Wyoming. Springer insists on his omnibus Steam Cornsheller. county. gave himself up and is now in the county jail more money to school districts save on certificate bill admitting these territories and Arizona XrKlts, etc, etc. at Sturgis The victim was 73 years of age, A iarmer named John Tomhnson, living in Wood taken for cash or in exchange and New Mexico at the same time. RIB bill from the county superintendent that Bear Grove township, Jasper county, for provides for enabling acts only, while the The horses at the La Belle ranch, near the state text book law is complied with, pi ]VW1 C5o. some cause unexplained, shothiswi'ethrough Idaho and Wyoming bills admit upon the Madison, have been attacked with a disease I will elways take farm prodste la escUengtf and the superintendent says he can give no vJJI constitutions already adopted. the head, the ball passing in below the eye fer goeda, a&d pay the higkeat market price for e# with symptoms similar to those of la grippe. such certificates in the case of many school MSH PURCHASES and coming out at the back part of the head. SENATE. kinds ef paper raja. districts, having ad\ised them to use other The only medicine given so far by the rauch and CHEAP SALES The wound will pi ove fatal. "j 1$g Senator Davis says that he believes that books managers is quinine and whisky, and over a his bill appropriating $5,000,000 for the la ednneetloa with BIT store I knte a ffrat-clas* barrel and a half of the latter have been used. 4 Large numbers of hum an'skeletons are being ifv Soo and Hay Lake channel will pass as soon Ulooa f&Mlaaed with a splendid b&liard Ubl« a** H. HANSCHEN, The horses are said to take to the beverage unearthed at Thompson's mill, Dubuque N O A O A as reached in the regular order. But no ny eiatomera will always find good lio.mera «a*f like old topers. county. Tlie place is believed to have been .™==„„TO„„.„ matter what may be done in the senate there *3 .Take Walker, a German aged 45, was killed cigars, aad sY«ry forenoon a spleadld laaeh, used as an Indian burying ground long be- is not the least hope for it passing as "a sepa An Indian died at the Cheyenne agency at Devil Lake by being kicked in the head Contractor and Builder. fore the advent of white men. rate measure in the house." It will come in and a telegram was sent to the undertakers AH gee^s parefcsaed ef me will be delivered a* by a horse. He is supposed to be single and with the general river and harbor bill, and for a coffin seven feet long. The longest Herman Schroog, of Cedar Falls, while trying any part ef tbe city XM« or ooat. ., has a sister in Stuttgart, Germany. probably be for a loss sum than that named made is six and a half feet and one of these to break a pony to ride, was thrown in KtaaeaoU Strsaf, xj\m. Ulwm -JfM in the Davis bill. In a quarrel over a game of "high-five" at Vmw Special attention given to mason was sent to Bennett, where it was delivered such a way as to break his neck, causing Senator Moody of South Dakoa presented Meat Market* Mandan Julius Wales carved Henry Wagner to the Indians. Nothing has been heard death almost instantly. He was nineteen a bill which covers the substance ot a memorial with a jack kni"e so seriously as to prepare Work in the city and country. from it and the query is how they got a seven-foot years old. ," introduced from that state early in the him ior a long residence in the hospital. session on the subject of Indian.depredation Indian into a six and a half loot box. New Ulm. Minn. Mrs. Marshal, of Dubuqoe, had a laughing Minnie Bush, the sixteen-year-old daughter claims. The bill represents that the secretary M. EPPLE, Vrop'r. spell and laughed so heartily that she opened of the interior has approved claims oi W I S O N S I N The North Star Lang and Throat Balaam of a hotelkeeper of Jamestown, committed her mouth BO wide that she was unable to this nature to the amount of $623,148, and MnwMOTi.ST.NEVV aLMIN!^' is a sure care for coughs and colds. suicide. No inquest has been held, and the John Herman, a Racine cigarmaker, was close it. A surgeon had to break one of her recommended that congress pay them. Accordingly family refuse to assign any reasonable cause. attacked by hemorrhage of the lungs while that amount of money is asked for jaw bones in order to "shut her mouth." A store building in East Grand Forks, HTS* 'IS*1**?*tilBi}¥ «*•&•» «•fafom the pea sitting in a chair, and lived bat a few minutes. by the bill. She is now eating liquid food with a spoon. AtS-- I Kew !^m-VAr} XJlm aedTlelnltr*•* tlaat"hefcMre-ejrta kaare^*tafo«» 7 owned by Appel & Co. of this city was burned. A young man who represented himself to HFEMEE & SHAMAHM, HOUSE. The Ida County Watch claims that the jack *»"»»*»preaparetf to wawS\ $f•£.•.— It was occupied by three families, who Mr. Lind has introduced a bill appropriating be Lederer, the Chicago artist secured $9 ou rabbit of north western Iowa is nothing but succeeded in getting most of their effects out. $50,000 for an Indian school at Pipestone a iorged check at Watertowd. He was subsequently 1 Carpenters, the common English hare, several hundred ol reservation, in Minnesota. Loss, $2,000 insurance, $1,200. arrested at Madison. *r which were imported by LeMars Englishmen A bill was introduced to amend the world's Senator Casey in Congress introduced a Miss Emma Wehner, the youug woman fair bill so as to require at least two oi the a few years ago and turned loose npon the Builders and Contractors. joint memorial of the North Dakota legislature who disappeared from Appleton February board of control to be women. prairies. l,,K asking for the legislation favored by the 13, has not been heard from, and her continued Among the bills introduced was one for the Dr. J. F. Kennedy, secretary of the state f. l\ Nh W ULM, MINN ffv^ TTVOLI'fe»J i-'l national committee on pensions from the relief ot dependent widows of soldiers who !fX absence is causing great anxiety. board of health, says the Health Bulletin died from other causes than thar npon which A. K. A wealthy Racine lady, who does not wibh this month will show the smallest list of contagious pensions were granted. i/esigns ana plans made to order and Ex-Postmaster Fulton, of Casselton, has her name published, has in her will, which andinrectious diseases prevailing in Speaker Reed told Delegate Dubois that estimates on all work furnished and been arrested on a charge of embezzling has lately been drawn up, left the sum of when his bill was reported for the admission the state for several years. He says there contracts faithfully executed. money from the government while in office. $20,000 to endow a chair of natural science of Idaho it would become a privileged question are comparatively no cases of diphtheria in E W E and might be called up at any time, and The shortage is about $700. He will have at Racine college. the state and only one case of scarlet fever. u- CHICAGO it is probable that the next week the measure an examination March 3. 62 Ex-Sheriff Len Johnson, of Sparta, has A scamp named Sund recently deserted hie will be before the house. Whereas the rules A German farmer from Bathgate, arrived brought suit for slander against James McLaughlin, sick wile and five children at Bvenport, leaving were under consideration. NORTH in Winnipeg in search of his wife, who eloped a wealthy farmer of the same them in destitute circumstances. Th« O S SCHMUCEEB, Prop. county, claiming damages to the amount of with a neighboring farmer named Blondeau woman died in the hospital the other day, *& Dom Pedro. $3,000 about the 1st of February. He found her NEW ULM, MINNESOTA^ and the* children, jfche oldest. 10 and the There is much in the closing state employed as a domestic in Winnipeg, and is youngest 2 years, are Jeft to the care oi The fatal row at a dance in the village of fWESTERN Pure beer sold in quantities to suit a of Brazil's ex-monarch that reminds -endeavoring to get her to return with him. strangers. Jordon grew out of a dispute substituting a purchaser. Specla-l attention paid to us of Shakespeare's King Lear. A A earload of ash bureaus and washstands bottling ot beer. 3 waltz for a square dance. August Kotello In a runaway at Linn Jnnction Mrs. Henry recent dispatch says that his nervous has been sent from the east to Mandan to be was stabbed to death and six others seriously Usher, of Cedar Rapids, was thrown from distributed among the Indians at the btandring gashed. gg|r disorder has partly unhinged the wagon against a tree and then under the W W RAILWAY. &*-**' Rock agency. The Mandan Pioneer sayB THE HEW E his mind. He lives in daily expectation wheels. A wheel passe over her face, crushing Two sons of R. Olmstead, of Tillfa, Dane OVER 7,000 MILES the bureau drawers will probably be used for in her nose besides this she has several of being recalled to rule Brazil. County, were pouring melted lead into a. 4obboggans and the rest of the lurniture will injuries about theface.head and back,and hee Not realizing the precarious state of mould. The lead set fire to the table, and Of steel track in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, CITY PLANING MILL &t ."make good picket gins. in a critical condition. water was thrown on. The, lead coming in his finances, he refuses to reduce his Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota J. J. Hannahan, of Chicago, organizer of contact with the water, exploded, and both inperial suite, asd maintains his expenses In the district court at Osceola Newton and Wyoming, penetrates the Agricultural, rthecrand lodge Brotherhood of Locomotive children were badyl burned. Mining and Commercial Centres of the Taylor waa found guilty of crime of forgery on a grand scale. Through UAKCTACTUKXt ^fireman, organized a lodge at Grand Forks. WEST AND NORTHWEST. In the old Loan and Building Association and selling forged notes on farmers, and was all his reverses he is never undignified Representatives from Winnipeg Fargo, Breckinridge, DOORS, WINDOW SASH, suit at Hudson, J. Childs, ex-president, sentenced to two and a half years in the penitentary. nor ungenerous, but, likeLear, is Brainerd, and Minot were present. and C. L. Dennison. ex-secretary, were ordered Taylor had an accomplice who assisted The Unilvaled Equipment of the Line "every inch a kiag.,r His great misfortune 'The lodcu here starts out wuh a membership VENETIAN BLINDS* to pay the stockholders $21,000 for embraces Sumptuous Dining Cars, New bim in the execution of the forged has been in falling on evil -of 30. neglect which it is held permitted Henry Harvey Wagner and Pullman Sleepers, Superb notes, but so far all efforts to induce him to days for monarchies. Had he ruled MOULDINGS AND FRAMES Sheriff Bartjett received a dispatch announcing to wreck the business. inform on the accomplice have been un successful. day Coaches and in the times when kingcraft was not FAST VESTiBULED TRAINS the capture of Henry L. Ode, who t. Archbishop Heiss. who is still in La Crosse, in disrepute, he would have been a Waning, turning and aU «scaped from the sheriff at Rutland while on has had another attack of illness, and will A short time ago the wife of a Keokuk barber *thc way to Wahpeton jail, a few miles from figure on which historians would Running directbetween Chicago, S Paul not return to Milwaukee at once. He has expressed a desire to visit her parents in work with rib-aavt promptly and Minneapolis, Council Bluffs and Britton. When found he was badly frozen have loved to dweU. May Fate be partially recovered from his last attack, but Jacksonville. Consent was given by the husband. Omaha, connecting for Portland, Denver, and neatly executed* about the face and hands and had he been kind to him in his few remaining Before going she induced him to buy his physicians advise him not to make' the San Francisco and all Pacific Coast Points^ •exposed to the cold a few hours longer he her a plush cloak and ofeh»T good clothing days! The fewer those days are, the trip to that city in his present condition. ONL LINE TO THE BLACK HILLS would undoubtedly have perished. and to give her a good sum of money. Shortly kinder Fate will be. Matthew Lawrance has bought up the AU wacksuuranteed. Bates rtaiea* after her arrival at the parental home she Rev. Father Stephan, the Catholicmis«ionjary. For Tickets. Bates, Maps, TimeTables sad fstt claims of the log drivers, who brought down He hates him ^formation, apirty to a*y Ticket Affaot or ao wrote-the tonsorial artist that sb*would not and Bishop fihauley were in Grand irew tbe Gen''fI Paaseager Agent, (gringo, in. Sam. Lawrence's drive on the Wolf Rivertbia That woaid upon the rack ofthis tough world I return to Keokuk, and that she would apply Forks en route to the Turtle mountains. J. X. WIX7XAV, SLCWICm, sVt.TBVHir, spring, and intends to sue for the amount Stretch bus out longer 1 tor a divecGOv W*rfi'5»K etssnlVsugtr. tnHtoWiintt. Gn'lVM.Aft, It*"