The Dickinson press., 1888-03-24
The libel suit of Gen. Villas against
Lawyer WEIGH is on for trial at Mime
aDo1ja

The libel suit of Gen. Villas against
Lawyer Welch is on for trial at Mime
apolis.
Wednesday morning the Northern Pa
cifc took out 100 emigrants for Spokane
Falls and along west of that point.
The board of trade and transportation
of New York passed q resolution de-
nouncing the proposed fisheries treaty.
The poor department cost Minneapolis
s9,406.33 during February, and $685.
1857 during the year ending Feb. /,
1888.
The Rochester Light and Fuel COM
pany filed articles of incorporation
Thursday with the object to build gas
and electric light works. Capital stock
is 800, 900.
Plymouth church, Minneapolis, will
send out a missio nary to the heather.
Sioux City wholesale liquor dealers
have moved their stocks into Nebraska.
The attorney general of Minnesota
holds that no deduction can be made
from teachers wages for holidays.
There will be no varsity boat race be-
tween Columbia and Harvard this year,
O"iAS y III AhoAAAoy W o6ACC OA q uttUCs
The Goethe club, of New York, gave a
grand reception to Henry Irving at the
Madison Square theater, Friday after
noon.
The funeral of the late Henry Bepg
was held Friday morning at St. Marks
church, New York. and was largely at
tended.
The earnings of the Northern Pacific
road for the second week in March were
$257, 1893.
Ex-Governor Fairbanks, of Vermont,
died of pneumonia at the Fifth avenue
hotel, New York, Saturday.
The Indian appropriation bill reported
to the house appropriates IS, 1872, 253,
ton for the current year.
President Cleveland celebrated the
ffty-first anniversary of his birthday
Sunday. There were but few callers in
the mansion during the day.
Yankton, OAK, is to have a free public
library.
Rapid City will hereafter be governed
by a new charter.
High water in Iowa has washed away
some bridges on the Illinois Central line.
For 1883 the property of Illinois will
pay IS, 800, 900 for state purposes ana for
1852 81, 100000.
Ignatius Donnelly, the author of 1.-THE
Great Criptogram," sailed for Liverpool
on the Etruria.
The international council of women
will bring together the largest gather
ing of women ever assembled in the
world.
Winona German Methodists will build
a fine church.
Watertown, OAK, has a new national
bank. Capital, $500, 600.
Mason City, Iowa, will give s32, 0OO to
the Union & Southwestern railroad.
The Schuylkill river is raging at Read
ing, Penn. Away above high water
mark.
The Scandinavians of Winona are
making preparations for q grand celebra-
ton May IL, the anniversary of Norwe-
gian independence.
Advices from Sherman and Gaines
vile, Tex, says that from four to twelve
inches of snow fell there Tuesday and
buried spring flowers and fruits.
Ahe >orGuern Faclnc is 9etClng O very
large share of the emigration this year.
Tuesday three emigrant sleepers were
sent out, and three or four times a week
the same thing is done.
Several of the prominent business men
OF Alexandria, MINI, have met St. Paul
gentlemen to obtain information as to
the manner of forming assembly grounds
and n C%hautauqua club. A committee
was appointed to form a stock company,
the capital to be $50, 900 or more.