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The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

iHEDl t,IluUT the t"IIlt"ly WiIrrrN.
III Mr.. III lAc,!. the ilrllm..4,tl,, r,ll-
,lI,ittt' iul N"le., Ne I" C.Iyn,>>. Iva,
made Ills iitllr speech. tlrrr ..p,mal>
To i,e Ilitmll inl,il found with hIm la.
cause IL" i:.lurtS miitrl> of vital inn.
po!,unvr To he people of Dakota. He
has mutllu1 to SAY ,.}unt division and
admission wh!ril are live i>sW,s. hut
confines himself L., r,,i.in. llpultl char.
gcs against the Republican puty
which are hot pertinent 10 the
present OF lItilr nt tine .tr.l terrific.
Nv he aepl.> /" r"prt>NMl Before
his num!mbtl:i lie had been III. a,lNu-
cate fuv division l.ut llr doe, !!ul a},.
pear lo dare "chcer' u wvl,l in tAvul
of that desirable end. ii his present
campaigii. II rlecte, ll, would plub.,.
bly sink his cuMNicti":ts ut what is
right ;nd Just II, TIE dictate +. T his
party. which proposes neither to iii.
vide nor admit.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
EFFECTS HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
Commissioner stockslager Decides Ap
proved Entries Cannot be Cancelled.

Commissioner Stockslager Decides APP
proved Entries Cannot he Cancelled.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.---A large mum.
her of presumption and homestead cases,
now pending in the general land office.
We're suspended several years ago by
Commissioner Mcfarland, and certain
requirements made as to new proof
or new notice. When these require
mcnts were fulfilled, it was the caution
to write Il letter in such case, stating
that the entry was approved for patent.
Commissioner Sparks, in many of these
cases, made additional requirements and
again suspended the entries. Commits
sioner Stoc!llager has recently decided
that in all cases approved for patent. the
commissioner has no power to recall that
action, and he has ordered the suspended
files in his Office to be examined and all
such cases tabulated for patent. 1t is
supposed that this order will effect sew
eral thousand entries
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

several >cri"us Enconntcr. Between the
i'":itr aud 'Iui,.

.'N'I 'Itib
H!' t,.,,. Get. l2-- 'i'i,c first serious
truui,,i' in the strike, occurred during
Ia" tii,h trip rut The Garfield avenue cars
III indiana street. Workiugincn retllrn-
I'M. iluinr l.:d ,',llgrryatcd here to the
nmn!i"r vt several thousand. Obstruc-
ions M.rc placed OH the tracks and
the "iv.v mass nj attire. \ ftlsilade
WA, r"lrln.".rl by the crowd and
ARE, }ailwaN l;liiorers We're seriously
itjr:ri The police endcavored To dis
.r.r ;!lr rru,v,i. but it was so dense that
'i!1Ir ell, rs Mere unavailmg. All the
,.a.s wcrr finally run back in the barns.
;,n tle West side the crowd attacked
wo of;i''ris ot the company Us they
drove ont of the Western avenue barn
in hil&-':,>. The officer, drew revolvers
smtl commenced firing into the crowd.
y hot rhasr then occurred. Down
".,~rn avenue the buggies flew. the
officers keeping upa continual fire. and
fh.rrGwd in close pursuit. About u
{, dozen shots each Mere discharged by
Sc men, hut ii is not known that any
ri The nol were injured. Thr two
officers, Cubins and Carson. We're cap
t,l,n'l l,y the police and locked up.
!lc most stubborn encounter Of the dav,
.,tiMtN,'r, occurred al i q CLOCK. !Nfcn an
:ittu!npt was made to run n car over the
Madison street line Five thousand
,rer-on, were crowded about the barn
~ Western avenue when the car was
r,iM ut;t aud they greeted its appearance
with a Yell The crowd had been
thoroughly cxa,perat"d by the shooting
affair two hours previous, and it was
evident that it meant business. The car
had not proceeded ten feet before the
,'tnnonalc began. Stones and bricks
rlimr,l upon the car fast and furious.
Police Captain Allrich. who was riding
III his buggy alongside the car. wa,
struck l,v brick and his scalp laid open
The iri.cr Of the car. Il man named
liuxicr. was twice knocked from the
platform by weli-aimcd missiles. while
non. of the policemen and reporters in
-i,ic escaped without some bruises.
The police finally worked their WAY
through the crowd ard the car made
the return trip. though not without
much difficulty. The railway officials
wanted tn run out another car. but
Capt. .Aorich. in view of the coming
dnrllr-s and the evident bad temper of
III" mob. decided that such an attempt
would liz. unwise. and the barns were
locked up for the night. \ large crop
of broken heads resulted from the trip,
hut il is moi known that any We're dam
gplouslN hurt.
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"CoN>IsrEScy. ,i,uu art il Jewel: .

CONSISTENCY. lh"m art IL jewel: 50
sang the p"l, bat the - IN cares
nothing tor a tribe Ike cuIlSi,lrnry.
as witness. the rali for the C!iun
Convention which j. signed hy the
Nl:W chairman of the De.np .rl,l.
County committee and the OLD chair.
man of the Republican County COM
nittet. 1t shows hnw hard pushed
the leaders are When they attempt
to fust such Il fraudulent scheme. lis
resurrcctins Il chiiraAu who has
ceased 10 exist. as such. upon he ill-
telligcnt electors of this county. Boss
Auld acknowledged the legality of the
convention which apponled the pres.
ent Republican committee. when ht
accepted Il proxy lrom that cnnvpm
tiuM and sat in the WAtcrtuwn con
vention us Il delegate. Now he in
sists. t, further his OWN selfish pun
poses, that he old chairman must h,
raised from the dead.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
TIE BALTIMORE

inMton, but the gates of the immense
ship yard We're thrown open to the pub
lie. and notwithstanding the rain which
fell heavily al times throughout the day.
Thousands of people gathered to witness
the novel sight. n, 2:a5 cries of look
ont from the workmcn gave notice that
the huge hull Was moving, and moment
ll;er US ii gracefully slid away Mrs. Will
Sun broke the champagne bottle on the
bow and chrstcncd the vessel the Balti-
more. Secretary Whitney expressed
himself as delighted with the successful
,tunch. The Baltimore is the largest
vessel vet constructed for what is called
the new navy
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
strict Interpretation of tlc Inv

NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y, Oct. ll.---Four
New York Cinnamon. who were return
ing in bond through Canada from points
in the Western states. where they had
been visiting, We're refused admission
into the states at the Port of Suspension
Bridge, in New York. The refusal was
based on the recent law excluding them
from the states. They will now lave to
pay the Canadian tax of $50 or leave
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Bread Rising.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1l.-.-At the last
meeting the Minneapolis Bakers asso-
citation, the price of bread was raised
from FIVE TO seven cents Il loaf. and
cakes Of all kinds take Il similar jump.
The advance in price is caused by the
increase i'll the prize OF flour. which has
been from $40 to 800 barrel in the
.aaaEp sa1ry Gavs
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Des NIolnes Gets the rennan,.

DEs MONIES. Iowa. Oct. II lit was an
exciting contest between the Kansas City
and home teams yesterday for the West
ern association pennant. The two clubs
We're very nearl ly tie for first place, and
on the result of one game hinged the
seasons victory. Both clubs played a
brilliant game, but by heavier batting
Dcs Nloines won by Il score of 5 to 3.
Another game finishes the season.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Terrihlr naxnsesnf the Janan storm.

VANCOUVER. B. c., Oct. 1U.---The dam.
age done by the recent gale in Japan,
according to advice sbrought by steamer
to this place, is heavier than at first sup.
posed, The loss to agriculture is very
severe. The salt and rice fields are sub.
merged, a number Of bridges have been
carried away, 2,941 houses were de.
stroyed and 159 persons killed Or drowned
and fully 100 more injured.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
cHlCAGOA!lS WALK.
Tho North Side Street Car Mcn Strike
for u Encouragement OF Work and

Tho North Side Street Car aIcn Strike
for Encouragement of Work and
Pay.
CHICAGO, Oct. o.--The troubles be.
tween the North side street car drivers.
gripmen and conductors and the com
pany have failed to be settled by the
several conferences which have been
held with Mr.. Icrkes. The executive
committee have declared q strike which
took place at ! O'Clock this morning.
Tho company is composed OF PhiladeI-
plia capitalists and Mr.. lcrkes isa Phil
adelphian. The men ask for revision
of their hours OF labor and OF the scale Of
salaries.
New mc;i have been engaged in PhiIa-
drlphia 10 take the place of the strikers.
lhc West side employees have declared
their Intention of going out ii amy at
tempt is made to run North side cars
with imported men. If they do, abou,
1,'9" men vii! BE- engaged i'll the s.like
and over 100000 citizens will he com
PEELED to walk to their business.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Locutrd thc pnkota soldier,s uome.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Oct. 10.---Col. F. s.
Hammond. NJ. S. James and f. T. Lang
ley. commissioners appointed to locate
the Dakota soldiers home. closed nego-
tia,ions with f. j. Evans. of this city for
site at Hot Springs. Fall River county.
near the famous Hotel Minnekahta. The
home will be built next year, and the
cost will depend on the amount appro-
priated by the territorial legislature.
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Doubling Upon Bread.

MANKATo. Oct. 9.---Wheat is up to
sl.2O per busllcl for No. hard. of which.
however. there is little in the country.
The grade most plentiful hereabouts is
No. 3, which brings Sl.O6. No being
worth Sl.Ol. The i, st grade of flour is
quoted at 1890. The bakers. who have
been selling bread for five cents per loaf
for wear or more. have advanced the
price to ten cents per loaf.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
- -1--------1------
started the Canal Isont,

BrFrALo, n. y, Oct. ga large
numicr of people We're present at the
front to witness the departure of the
Democratic campaign canal boat Thomas
Jefferson. ON its trip through the Erie
canal. Speeches were made by Capt
John Boyd Thacher of Albany. and
others. At the mention OF Cleveland
and tilfs names much enthusiasm was
evoked. Congressman Brecke .lridge was
also one of the sneakers.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Starting window Glass Factories.

New YORK. Oct. 9.---The window
glass factories of the country which shut
down June 15.intending to remain closed
until Oct. s. started up again a week
ago. anticipating the stated time because
of the III expected activity of the de-
mand for glass products. About 10000
men are employed in this industry. and
the output for the coming year is ex-
Mcted to he unusually large.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
After the Sugar Trns

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.---Juhge O'Brien.
in the supreme court granted permission
to Attorney General Tabor. Of the state,
to bring action to annul the charter Of
on the ground that by joining the trust
it forfeited its corporate rights.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
One ofHntch,s Victim.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.---Francis w.
Williams. aged 81, senior partner of the
extensive banking and commission
house of Williams. Black & Co.. shot
himself dead in the Grand Onion hotel
owing to worry over the troubles of
the firm which was caught in the
Hutchinson squeeze on wheat.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
WORSE THAN YELLOW JACK.

The Yellow River, i'll China. Again Over
flows Its Banks, Drowning Thousands.
SAN FRAc1sCo, Oct. l0.-The steamer
Relgic from Hong Kong and Yokohama
brings the news Of the sweeping away
OF the new embankment of the Yellow
River at Chang Chou. The building of
the embankment was begun last au-
tumn and carried on at the cost of
$4,000, 900. Of the 5000 feet of the
river wall that had been built not one
inch remains. Water is flowing through
the immense gap into Honan. From
500 to 1000 laborers who were on the
bank Were swept away and drowned.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Typhoid Fever Epidemic.

RHINELANpER. Wis. Oct. l0-An epi-
demic Of typhoid fever prevails here.
There have been fully fifty cases Of the
disease in the city during the past few
weeks. Three deaths have occurred,
among the victims being Mrs. Sievright,
wife Of the sheriff of Oneida county.
SIOUX FALLS, Oak. Special Telegram,
Oct 9.---Therc are fourteen or fifteen
railroad laborers dangerously sick at
Palisade with typhoid fever, who have
been ordered removed to Sioux Falls for
better medical treatment. The fever
has become epidemic there.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Can This BE Possible .

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.--Senatar Harris,
of Tennessee. the leading member of the
senate finance committee in the absence
OF Senator Beck, said that congress
would probably adjourn on Thursday
of next weak
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
WEEKS NEWS In DAKOTA

j. D. Barrett's livery stable at Mime
waukan, was burned. Loss. $4,000; in-
surance. $500.
The Arcade, the new 500, 900 hotel at
Watertown, was opened with banquet
and ball.
Andrew Bangs, of Marion Junction.
ing, and died before assistance could be
rendered.
William Adrian. of Willard Lake, was
accldently shot by a companion who
was shooting at mark with revolver.
The INJURY was not fatal
Sparks fl, M locomotive set fire to
the prairie near Henry. The flames
spread rapidly and several persons mar
r"wly escape d being burned out.
Agent Anderson and the delegations of
Crow Creek and Lower Brule chiefs have
left Chamberlain for Washington to con-
suit with the president. The delegation
consists of eleven chiefs. two Interpreters
and the agent.
VI. y. Pearson. IA laborer on the rail-
road bridge at Palisade, was instantly
killed 10y having his head crushed under
a massive beam.
y farmer named Olson. residing near
Bangor. beat his wife so severely u few
days since thas she is now in a critical
condition. The farmers in the vicinity
have declared their intention of lynching
the wretch.
The commissioners appointed to locate
the Dakota soldiers home have Gle led
negotiations for a site at Hot Springs.
Fall River county, near the famous Hotel
Minnekahta The home will be- built
next year. and the cost will depend on
the amount appropriated by the terri
torial legislature
The freight and passenger depot of the
Manitoba road at nuron. was DESTROYED
by fire.
An attempt will he made at the CONF
ing election to remove the county seat
from Miller. t" ST. Lawrence.
Andrew Bangs. while. out hunting in
the vicinity of Marion Junction. acci-
dentally shot himself in the left arm,
rendering amputation necessary.
II. +. Jones. of Columbia. Ind, was
horribly mutilated at Alilbank. i'm at
tempting to board a moving freight
train. falling under the wheels and hav-
ing both arms and a leg crushed He
cannot recover.
II. w. Howard, Of Fargo, paid visit
to his farm at Holy Cross, and left n
satchel containing $500 in corn crib.
On taking his departure he found some
one had taken the money. He had "a
warrant issued for the arrest of hired
man. but ON examination the party was
discharged. 1t is thought the money
was taken by parties who followed How
ard from Fargo.
w. w. Bill g. Co. Is commission house
ut Fargo has been closed. owing to the
suspension of PRESLEY. Wheeler q Co.,
+, of Minneapolis.
Mayor Norton, of Sioux Falls, refuses
to allow the typhoid fever victims OF
Palisade to be removed to that city, and
has established strict quarantine.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
.IohnI.Isa Ncw ,Ian.

BOSTON, Oct. 1l.---John l.. Sullivan's
doctor says that the puSilist will be in
prime condition and ready to fight any,
body by the first of next May. He say
Sullivan will surely be stronger than
ever when he gets rid of this sickness
and his blood will have thrown off all
i,o,,,,ritinc
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
October Crop Report.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ll.---The agricul-
tural department report for October
gives the average of corn at %. against
94.2 in September. The wheat average
is given at II bushels per acre for winter
wheat and slightly over 10 for spring
wheat
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Goesips Busy Already.

WAsH!AGToN, 10.---A London Journal
OF gossip, under date of September Is.
stated that the widow of General Slleri-
dan was to hc married to All English
noblenlan. Mrs. Sheridan and hel
friends in this city We're both surprised
and shocked by this publica ION
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
,x;,raiu and the Uuknown win fiun,

NEW YORK. Oct. l1.---The final ar
rangemrnt> for the fight between Jake
Kilrain and the unknown were made ut
the Clipper office. The fight will come
of within 300 miles Of New Orleans
The name of the unknown will be given
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

:, M. after Il five hours session, and
WAS without satisfactory results. 4
committee Of tho Wrs, Side drivers and
conductors Immediately declared strike
and the line, of the west division will
L., tied M
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Mix olltics Wnn I;rIirion,

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Oct ll.---The
Upper Iowa conference of the Method
lists has closed its session They dealt
the third party mi unmistakable blow,
affirming their confidence in the Repub-
lican party doing whatever could be
done in the true interest of temperance
and lnol,ulilv
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Doing. of the supreme cour,

WASHINGTON. Oct. The arguments
in the telephone case We're closed before
the supreme court of the United States.
counsel for the American Bell company
speaking last. The test case of tile
Alabama color-blind law is to follow.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
THE STRIKE EXTENDED.

Tho Conference Between President
ferlics and the strikers Without Re.
eult-West Side Drivers Go Out.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.---The conference be
tween President Yerkcs and his en-
ployees and the mayor adjourned at l;A
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Will Iiinrc nnUniu,,.

OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. 9.---Prcmier Nc.
Donald says vne Liberal party is ,om.
mi,ted TO union with the United States
and that the coming dominion election
will hinge ON this point, the Conserva
ti:eS opposing union.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Found a Isomh Factory,

Moscow, Oct. 9.---Thc police have
discovered in cellar here a complete
manufactory of dynamite shells, and az
rested its proprietor. Il Nihilist recently
returned from penal servitudc in Siberia.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
II. Ellis THE Ek\u\E.
y,.iy!Iic s.. Fuller Installed as
s;.;~s .E;.stise e,f the s.l,iicd
STATES.
The Oath Of Allegiance Administered
by Justice Miller, Of the
Court.
The Court Immediately Aljourns and
The Court lmmo, o,liatcly Adjourns and
Pays u Visit to President
Clr;cIanl.

WAslllSGroN. Oct lo.---rl.c new chief
ilir,ir. If he supreme couri ni the
Lni"A States was installed in ".iicc with
appru,nial. ceremonies. At II o'clock
tin' door, III the >,.lrcne court room
We're Thrown open. hut Il number of
the rnns1 q, uilaltln hnnchrS WON. rtscrvcd
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED.

Th. Baltimore, One of the New Navy"
Vessels, Christ~ncd at Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.--The hull Of
the cruiser Baltimore gracefully slid
down the ways and out into the Delaware
riser at Cramps shipyard. No cards OF
special invitation had been sent out for
the event, excepting those sent to Wash
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

MONTREAL. Oct. lo.---A snow storm
prevails in this portion of Canada. Six
inches have fallen here and general
fall of more than three inches reported.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
WILL COMPLETE THE BLOCKADE.
\ strike on the >ou;h side Roads said to
BE Certain.

y
enc Ago, Oct. 1l.---kcen interest is
given the great strikes by the men of
the South side street cable road. Among
these the dominance of Knights of
Labor influence is established. Fully
900 of tue 800 employees are members
OF the local assembly 1920. The regular
monthly meeting occurs week from
next Saturday night. but everybody is
looking for a special call. Sympathy
with the present strikers is open and
avowctl. Said one of the South-si,lers
Yesterday: "If Nerlcs holds ont per-
sistcntlv IL South side strike is certain to
complete the general blockade. The
Snuth si'ir is in no way connected with
the Yerkes system. but the employees
are obliged in self-defense to see that
the strike is not Il failure If low
wa.tnS are maintained in other quarters
of the city il furnishes bad prece-
dent and the South side men can look to
tlci, own interests
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
rowacrly az a t,cral Licht,

New YORK. Oct. IA special to The
Sun from Philadelphia says Mi. Pow
derby has been studying law and will sooD
apply fo- admission 10 the bar
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
William, Visit to ,h. Pope,

New YORK. Oct. ll.---A cablcgram
from Rome to The Catholic News an
nounces that the first visit of Emperor
William to the Vatican will be made On
Friday at 80 D. M.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Hewitt Accents.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.--Mr. Hewitt has
accepted the Citizens and county De.
UE:al.,'s taNpissaala N GayuF.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Entered nj the po-lo;licc al Dickinson. stark
;oanty. Dakota n second class matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF STARK COT My
Saturda, Obt"bcr i3. ls>S.

1T looks Row Us though there ,.mil,
he no doubt that Harrison aud Morto!
will lc elected.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

for the family Of
the chief justice
and other j Alonrt-
ant guests. The
other seats in the
cham brr were
quickly filled, and
soon Il crowd AS
sc,nblcd which al
most blocked the
hall way. y I
ll:335 Judge Thur
M an cntcre q
through the mar
sllal's room. There
was no scat avail
nl,lr and tl,r mar
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
THEY SETTLED AT oNE-slxTY.

The Last of the big September Wheat
Deal at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct 10..-"Old Hutch's" ia
nous September deal is closed. The
last of the trades have been settled and
the price was SLIGO These were the
terms insisted Oh by Mr.. Hutchinson
and the shorts accepted them. The
total settled was 10000 bushels. 0.OOo
of which belonged to the Clifton ac.
count. The men to whom Clifton was
short came up and settled at that figure
and must now look to Clifton to square
themselves
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

Speaker Carlisle has accepted an invl-
taion to address the hjg mass meeting
vt Baltimore on the 18th
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR OCT. 10

st. Paul Grain and Provisions.
Wheat-No. ! hard. Sl2s bid; No. Northern.
81 ~ bid: No Northern Sl.l5 hid.
Cor,-No >. 4ic bid
Oat>-No mixed. &c bid. .sc asked; October,
a,;l.c bids 2sl:c asked: November: 21lec bid: year
ajlec bid: ..,:,c asked. No white. Sc asked
M. 3 white. 2ac asked
Bailet liay-No. J. $3.50 asked. Upland prairie
&c bid S5.soG.. asked.
Timothy Ilay-Ss5o bid: 80 asked.
Flax Sted-Sl.30 hid.
Timothy Seed-S1.4o bid.
Clover Seel-S4.6o bid.
Fotatoes-2ic bid. 31c asked.
EryS-lNc bid