The Dickinson press., 1884-05-17
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New York Special. According to inform
western Car company are largely in ex-
cess of the amount stated in the original dis
patches. There is said to be outstanding, and
principally in the Chicago banks, over $780,
600 of the paper of the concern, and some has
been put upon the New York market The
condition of things in the West and Northwest,
and due primarily to the low prices obtained
for grain andhog products, Gripping the farm
ing section, and thus indirectly resulting in
disaster to business of all kinds.
The Carver, MINI, bank was broken into on
Thursday night, the Sth inst, but the safe is
burglar-proof and therefore II withstood the at
also entered by the burglars the same night
and ransacked thoroughly.
Jesse Mower, aged twenty-three, and Mrs.
were arrested near Mount Auburn, Iowa,
charged with shooting Alex B%elsinger, the
woman's husband. The woman waved examin-
alton and was pound over on $1,000 bonds.
Mower had an examination, but there was no
evidence to connect him with the shooting.
He was then arrested on a charge of threaten
ing to shoot Belsinger, and is held in $500
bonds. Neither will get bail.
A large number of beautiful residences are
to be erected here this summer, and some of
them will present new features in architecture.
The designs of the houses which John HAY and
Henry Adams are to build have not yet been
shown, but are said to be very unique and
handsome. Dr.. William A. Hammond, former
lysurgeon of the general army, and the great
specialist in nervous diseases, has bought a lot
on Columbia heights, on which Don Cameron
originally intended to locate his house, and will
introduce there the Mexican style of architec-
ture. The house will be of stone, 100 feet
square, and only two stories high. In the
center will be a rectangle about fifty feet square,
into which carriages can drive. This will be
covered with a glass roof, and in the winter can
be used as a conservatory.
Since Sullivan's return from the West, Mer-
vine Thompson, the blower, has subsidized and
skulked away to certain mineral springs in
Michigan claiming to have the rheumatism.
receipts if he will stand up for four rounds
but Meryine doesn't show up. He isn't 80
anxious for o fight as when Sullivan was sep
arated from him by 1,0OOmiles. Mr.. Thompson
is q duffer.
Victor Flsbourg, q Waterloo veteran, is dead
i'll Few York at ninety-one.
Sorrow has again invaded the home of Gen.
J.. A. Williamson, in the form of the almost
hopeless illness Of his little grandson, the child
or Mrs. ~. n. 1r1pp.
Arrangements are being made under Col.
Casey's direction for the diff ult task of con-
STRUGGLING the organization to the Washington
monument: The construction Of this pyramid
will be far from an easy task at this giddy height,
and one Of the greatest Of engineering feats.
ASunday paper says: Mrs. Alvira +. Byers
of Minneapolis, who was visiting in this city
as the guest of Mrs. Stuart, died very sud
denly on Friday night of Bright's disease.
Mrs Byers was in the prime Of life, u leader of
cultured society in Minnesota, and during her
visit here has made many warm friends. The
remains will be taken to Minneapolis.
When Henry Irving reached Queenstown he
cabled tho following to Whitelaw Reid:
Correcting to American friends. The Aurania
is q splendid boat At matinee on board for
the benefit of the seaman's orphanage, ESQ
were realized. Scalchi sang, and Irving and
Miss Terry read Tennyson's Cup"
While in the opera house at Erie, Pa. Chris
Human heard it announced from the stage
that he was required at the court house tie
jury having agreed in a murder trial of which
he and James Webber were principals. Hin
man went and learned of his conviction Of
manslaughter. Weber was acquitted.
Sunday was q great day among the members
of the Baptist church (colored), One hundred
and twenty-five of them were baptised in the
Potomac river. Washington is noted for the
great crowds that turn out on every occasion,
and at least fifteen hundred people went to the
scene of the immersion, near Washington mon
ument. A great many small boats and mud
stretched along the banks for fully a mile. A
great many white people were also present.
Every duck shot in New York between Nav
l and Dec. / costs $25 fine.
At Rome, Ca. E. d. Hightower, of Paulding
county, a breeder of blooded stock, was tossed
by the horns of a Jersey bull fifteen feet in the
air and killed.
1t is announced that the new Westhotela at
Minneapolis will be completed and in readiness
for the reception of guests by the 18th day of
June. some of the more unimportant work
formal opening of the house, but this can be
done without causing inconvenience to the
management or the guests.
Visitors at the copitol evince the greatest in
terest in the Jeanette investigation. The
most conspicuous of the interesting group is
Mrs. De Long. She dresses in deep mourning,
and engages the sympathy and attention of ali
visitors. She has her husbands diary and re-
cord, together with the records of the naval
court-martial, and astonishes every one by the
promptness with which she meets and refutes
the accusations against her husband. 1t is
$50,OOO. Beside this she is saidto have realized
considerable by the sale of the book on De-
Longs expeditions. The wife of seaman Mn
derman is one of the agents for the book.
James russell, a wealthy young Montrealite
en- route to st. Paul, saw too. much of the Mil
waukee elephant and went crazy.
When Mrs. Wright died in q dentists chat,
at Atlanta, Ca, from tho administration Of
chloroform, while her body was beng carried
out, Mrs. Williams of AGREE, with seven faulty
teeth, came in and said: 'Give me chloroform
and pull away. Only one in q thousand dies,
and the rest of this thousand is safe now.
Hudson & Co., bankers at Tombstone, have
made an assignment to T. l. Stiles. Assets
about $35O,OOO; liabilities, $30O, 600. II the
mortgages can be realized on, there will be a
surplus of assets.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. Vesey and Col. Clough OF
Dublin, Ireland, who have spent the winter in
Washington, expect to leave soon for St. Paul
Mimi where Col. Clough intends to practice
law.
The general term of the supreme cour1
Of New York affirmed the judgment of $1O,-
600 in favor of Rev. Samuel D. Human, against
Bishop Hare of Niobrara. This is another steI
in q case which has been in the courts several
years, which readers are familiar in all it's de.
tails. The case was submitted to the court
after argument, on the 14th of January last
Bishop Hare has one chance left-a resort tc
the court Of appeals.