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Minnesota Methodists adopted reso lutions indorsing President McKinley’s 'policy in the Philippines. It is reported that Filipinos are In force at Calumpit, where they are for tified and have powder works. American troops commanded by Gen erals MacArthur and Wheeler cap tured the town of Porac, Luzon. John R. McLean and Gov. Bushnell defrayed the expense of Ohio’s militia to take part in the Dewey celebration, state fund not being available. Generals MacArthur, Wheeler and Wheaton have established headquart ers at Angeles, in the island of Luzon, and are awaiting orders to advance. President J. G. Scnurman of Cornell university, chairman of the Philippine commission, has declared in favor of ultimate independence for the islands. At the Dewey parade in Washington the admiral and President McKinley rode in the same carriage. The president gave Dewey the loving-cup voted by congress. Consul-General Wiidman, at Hong kong, In a report to the state depart ment says the competition to control the trade in the Philippines Is growing keener every month. American authorities refused the re quest of Spain’s agent that a vessel under the Spanish flag he used to col lect the Spanish prisoners held by the Filipino insurgents. The navy department has assigned officers to command three Spanish ships sunk in Manila bay by Admiral Dewey, and subsequently raised and repaired at Hongkong. The cruiser Olympia, Admiral Dewey’s flagship, will not be sent to Hampton roads, as requested by citi zens of Norfolk. Ine Olympia will go to Boston and be put out of commis sion at the navy yard there. The son of General Sangilly and the three other young Cubans who were recently arrested and locked up for removing the Spanish flag from the premises of the Commercial fire brig ade and from the Spanish Clerks’ club, will be released on bail. The Dewey celebration began in New York with a naval parade, an official weleotne to the admiral by Mayor Van Wyck and a brilliant display of fire, works. Gov. Roosevelt welcomed Ad miral Dewey in behalf of New York state. He told a Chicago committee that he must go to Vermont before visiting Chicago. The naval parade w r as the greatest marine demonstration in the history of America. The admiral was given a continuous ovation by millions of people. Dewey rev ewed the land parade at Madison Square, New York, and was deeply impressed by the beauty of the arch, the honor of the parade and the cheering tributes of the vast host of people. Rear-Admiral Schley re ceived a rousing welcome all along the line of the parade, being second only to Dewey as a recipient of ap plause. A gold loving-cup, the gift of the city, was presented to the ad miral at the city hall. Admiral Dewey’s relatives watched <he parade from a balcony of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. The exodus of visiting soldiers began immediately after the parade dis banded. DOMESTIC. Chicago September wheat, 74 5-Bc. The Lutheran general council met in Chicago. Thomas C. Hayes, Decatur, 111., died at Peoria, aged 84. Government revenues now' exceed the expenditures. A smallpox epidemic occurs at Grea<t Falls, Mont. Minneapolis had a fire which caused a loss of about $90,000. I Members of the crew of the Scotsman are placed under arrest. C. L. Kncking of Fond du Lac died at Medford, Wis., aged 64. A prominent Sioux chief was acci dentally killed in Omaha. The isthmian canal commission re turned from a Europe in trip. At Lincoln, Neb., Congressman Rurke is very sick with appendicitis. Automobiles are to replace the cabs nirwloaed by the New York Central. President McKinley approves the sentence In the case of Capt. Carter. Philip Reginald Cooks, Baron Som ers. died at London in his eighty-fifth year. Captain Frederick Watkins, who commanded the Paris when she ran on ttie rocks, returned to the United States to ask that his master’s license be returned. TVb's social democrats hare with drawn from the independent labor party. President McKlnlev orders various departments closed Tuesday In honor of Pewey. Imprisoned Couer d’Alene miners are said to be undergoing untisu 1 pun ishment. Francis Stoker, a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars. Is < dead at Mimic, lud. \ The nan-Presbyterlan Alliance de cided to hold its next general council In L*ndon. I The International Council of Con gregational churches dosed its ses sions at Boston. A Salvation Army girl of New Haven wae arrested on a charge of luring girls from a home. Nearly every member of the cabinet Is coming to the twin cities with President McKinley. Director Merriam says that imperti nent questions will be omitted from the list of census queries. Muriel Wilson, the English society beauty now in New York, Is said to de sire to go on the stage. The Young People’s Christian Tem perance Union has decided to push temperance work in Canada. E. L. Cowden, a student at Eastman college, N. Y„ died from an injury received in a footba.i game. In a letter written to a friend, Gen eral Shatter states le expects to go on the retired list next month. Governor and Mrs. Roosevelt enter tained at luncheon, at Oyster Bay, Lord and Lady Menlo of Canada. There was a panic on the cotton ex change at New Orleans, caused by false reports as to the Liverpool market. Fire destroyed the plant of the Illinois Cereal company, near Bloom ington, involving a loss of $250,000. One of the Topeka papers has nomi nated General Funston for congress. Populists propose to run Colonel Little. The Woman’s Christian Temper ance Union of Delaware, in session at Wilmington, heard reports and elected efficers. John R. McLean, opening the demo cratic campaign in Ohio, denounced trusts, imperialism and political bosses. At Santa Barbara, Cal., Norman Wines, a well known United States mail contractor and stage line owner, is dead. S. B. Remsen, county surveyor, claims to have witnessed the outbreak of a volcano some twenty miles .rom Creede, Colo. Mrs. C. E. W. Miller, former matron and professor of English literature in Lincoln (111.) university, died at the age of 86 years. Thomas B. Allen, aged 108, a veteran of three wars, is dead at Grafton, W T . Va. He fought at Waterloo and knew Napoleon personally. Bishop Potter, speaking In the dioce san convention on marriage and di vorce, made a veiled allusion to the Belmont-Sloane case. The Anti-Trust Baking Powder company, a Chicago concern, with a capital of $1,000,000, has been incor porated in Delaware. Albert Hedley, who has been missing from his home at Marion, Ind., was found at Montpelier, Ohio. He had been kidnapped by tramps. At Bloomington, 111., the Illinois Cereal Company’s plant caught fire and five large buildings were destroyed. Loss, $200,000; insurance, $150,000. A movement is on foot to form a combination of hotels in Pittsburg, with a capital of $7,000,000. It Is pro posed to take in all the large hotels. Captain Henry McKinnie, aged 77, one of the most widely known hotel pro prietors in the United States, died sud denly at Pktsburg of heart disease. Mrs. Eugenia Kennieott, for many years a resident of Cook county, died at her home near Corey, Colo. Mrs. Kennieott was born in Buffalo in 1819. President McKinley realizes his mis take in mitigating the sentence of Commissary-General Eagan and would be glad to have him apply for retire ment. John Planklnton, Milwaukee, died of typhoid fever, aged 21 years. He was a son of William Plankinton and grandson of John Plankinton, the packer. : | Clarence S. Darrow, be'ore the Chi cago Single Tax cUib, denounced the war In the Philippfnes and ridiculed the honors accorded Admiral Dewey in New York. /• A publication issued the bureau of statistics?!of the treasury depart ment says there are 10,000 miles of railroads in Africa in operation or un der construction. Five members of the crew of the wrecked steamship Scotsman, arrested at Montreal,'had a goodly amount of jewelry, stolen from passengers, hid den about their persons. Amo? L. Allen, formerly private secretary to ex-Congressman Thomas B. Reed, has been nominated by the republicans of the first district to suc ceed the noted ex-speaker. The attorney general has dispatched a special agent of the department of justice to Louisiana, to make an official inquiry of the killing of five Italians at Thlulah some months ago. Henry Lublin, a once prosperous business man ofChicago, killed himself by taking prussic acid. The motive was to allow his mother, now in Vienna, to collect $5,000 insurance on his life. W. C. Linn, first cousin of President McKinley, was killed in his cabin in the galena mining district, near Dead wood. by an explosion of giant powder which he had placed beside a stove to thaw out The first of the three races between the Columbia (IT. S.) and the Shamrock i British) for the America cup was sailed Tuesday. The Shamrock lead but the race was declared off because of light winds. The gold output for the Cripple Creek district for September amounted to $1,731,000. surpassing all records. The production of gold in this district, from the time of Its discovery in 1891 to date, is $62,057,202. Late advices from Samoa contain accounts of steps taken to have native Judges try cases between natives and native officials to solenmixo marriages and keep tax records of property owned by Samoans. At Cincinnati, the Big Four ware house was destroyed by Are. The new passenger station across the street was badly damaged, and the approaches to the adjacent railway bridges burned. The loss is estimated at over a million. A special invitation has been sent by the federal committee to Sir Thomas Llpton, owner of the yacht Shamrock, asking him to be Chicago’s guest at the laying of the corner-stone of the new federal building, on Oot. 8. At South McAlester, I. TANARUS„ T. F. iNeil was arrested charged with murder committed in Cleburne county, Arkan sas, nineteen years ago. An alleged accomplice of Neil’s has served fifteen years in the penitentiary for the crime. The Chicago bicycle plants of Gor mally & Jeffery and of A. G. Spalding have been transferred to the American Bicycle company. The former was sold for SIOO,OOO and the latter for $45,- 000, subject to an incumbrance of $40,- 000. Sentence of Capt. Oberlin M. Carter by court-martial has been approved by the president, and the disgraced offi cer will serve five years in the peniten tiary at Port Leavenworth and pay $5,- 000 fine. He is now imprisoned on Gov ernor’s island Crown -:- extract Slbtte Vanilla The only Vanilla that never discolors the cooking, double the strength, goes twice as far and unexcelled in flavor* Strictly pure K trial will convince you that it ia the beat. , , , FOB SALE BY 1) BIG GISTS AKB GROCERS. Don't be put off with something your claims la just as good. on having CROWD EXTRACT WHITE VANILLA. MANUFACTURED BY The CROWN GHEMEIL GOMPINY, 530 First Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS - MINN. WHY HOT BUY THE BEST? jg Ijt jK 4 Try ||jfl||l Payne’s Liquid Bluing I 111I! GOES FURTHER AND IS THE BEST I j For sa>c by onocEns. PAYNE EXTRACT CO., Kirksville, Mo. 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I know also that I sleep better and wake-up more refreshed than formerly. 1 don't know how many complaints Ripans Tabules will help, but I do know they will cure any one in the condit >n I was and 1 would pot be without them at any price.’ 1 honestly consider’them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world,'as they are also the most beneficial and the most convenientJ^^ke. 1 am twenty-seven years of age and have worketfr'hard all same as most faritieis, both early and late and in all kinds of and ! have never enjoyed such good health as I have since last fact, my neighbors have all remarked my improved condition have said, “ Say, John, what are you doing to look s6 healthy ? ” I1 v a.N I ED.—A rase of bad health that RIPANS will not benefit. They banish Lain and ntbi >ng life. If One gives rtUef. Not© the word K IP’A*N*B on the package and accept no substitute. RI P*A*N-a, V for 5 cents or twelve packets for 48 cent*, may b© had at any drug store. 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