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st. Louis, Nov. J-Ihe November corn
deal was settled to-day with the excep-
tion of about O0,OOO bushels, which will
probably be defaulted and arbitration
demanded.
Des Moines, Nov. 29-News has been
received of the arrest of VIM. Babbitt in
Chicago, charged with placing dynamite
in the International distillery. He will
arrive Friday.
Dubuque, Nov. 29-The store of G. W.
Hagensick and the postoffice at Clayton
Center, were burned to the ground with
all their contents on Monday night. The
insurance is not stated.
Boston, Nov. 29-Lotta, the actress, in
an equity suit against 3. F. Randall &
Co., with which firm she was in partner
ship in cotton speculation, was to-day
awarded $4,000. Lolita claimed S2l 900.
Chicago, Nov. 29-In the Sturia mur-
the inhuman treatment OF the defendant
by Stiles, and made strange picture of
womanly love and devotion for profit.
gate life and character.
Omaha, Nov-29. The counsel for Rev.
Harvey, who was convicted here yester-
day of using the United States mails to
defraud, will raise the question of the
constitutionality Of the law and take
the case to the supreme court.
Mandan, Nov. GA fire originating
in the North Pacific restaurant estroyed
property valued at $4,000. The princi-
pal losers are: Pacific house, $4,5O0; ln-
surance, $500. Hackett s. Co, hardware,
$4,000; insured. Commercial hotel,
$1,000; partially insured.
Quincy, ILL.,. Nov. 29-An incoming
passenger train on the Hannibal and ST.
Joe railway jumped the track at West
Quincy this morning. The mail car
baggage and smoking cars were thrown
down high embankment, but none oi
the occupants were injured, although
the cars we're badly wrecked.
st. Louis, Nov. 29-Ths Bessemel
Steel company of Philadelphia filed suit
in the United States court here thi:
evening asking foran injunction to res.
train the Harrison Wire company of this
city from making steel by what is know
as the Basch process, invented by Jacol
Reese of Pittsburg. The Harrison Wir,
company claim the right to manufactur,
steel by this process, under an arrange
ment with Mr.. Reese, but the Philadel
phia company set I'D prior and superior
rights.
/ Chicago, Nov. 29-At about the sam,
time tonight two sets of officers arrived
at the house Of Bill Allen, alias Joe Dahl
man colored waiGor, one to arrest him
for assaulting his neighbor's wife som
! days ago, and the other for cracking th
skull of another waiter named Vim
Jones with n hammer this morning. Allel
shot the first officer who came to til,
door, Clarence Wright, through The
head, killing him instantly, and retreat
ed through the alley after emptying hi
revolver on the other policemen, the,
returned the fire, and escaped. Jones
the injured man, will probaly die.
Corrina, Me-, Nov. 29-This afternoo,
North Newport was startled by hearing
three pistol shots i'll rapid succession. ant
! shortly afterwards horse attached to
carriage ran into the yard of John Dodge
In the carriage Miss Nellie Priiay o
3 North Newport lay dying, shot in th,
left temple. Chas. G. Crowell jumped
from the carriage and dropped befor.
reaching the house. Crowell had . bul
let hole in his right temple. They wer,
carried into Dodges house and boil
uAoA AuoAuS VI lWcuty uIuutcS. 1uoN
were both insensible when found and iiis
not recover consciousness. Crowell call
/ ed at school house in st. Albans, wher
Miss Prilay was teaching, to take her I,
) her home in North Newport to spen,
Thanksgiving.
4 Dubuque, Nov. 29.-Fred Wilson,
! ! boy Is years old, who has acquired th,
: : title of the Jesse James of Iowa, wa
yesterday sentenced to the penitentiar
by Judge Bagg, of Independence. Their
:. were no less than seven indictment
: pending against him for forgery, burg
2 larry and larceny, to all of which he mad
y the plea of guilty. The court sentence
'' him to ten years on an indictment onl
for forgery. and suspended sentence o
the rest. The judge admonished I'll
l. yonng culprit that he would record an
j. order that he be returned to the court q
r. the expiration of his sentence. and til,
es it would depead laagely upon how /
10 conducted himself in prison whether II
m court at that time would sentence hi
al upon the other courts. Wilson took
he pentence cooly.