The Dickinson press., 1890-10-11
RESUME OF THE WEEK.
A BRIEF RECORD OF IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS.

Cream OF Home and Foreign Rows
Skinned From the Great Mass Of Cur.
rent Events aud Dishod Up Without
Trimmings.
The English parliament will come
together Nov. 20.
The cholera is reported to have made
Its appearance in Granada.
So fur no British relief society has
been formed to aid the starving In Ire
land.
A number of Armenians have been
killed and crops destroyed at Alashgerd.
"A general massacre is feared.
g.. w. Peas, for more than q genera
ton proprietor of The Salem (Ore.)
Observer, died Monday aged rs.
Mrs. Dostaler, Mrs. Piche and Miss
Heroux were killed at a Canadian Pa
citic crossing near Maskinonge, Que.
The Oxnard beet sugar factory at
Grand Island started up for the run Of
1880, and everything is moving satisfac-
torily.
The price Of aluminium has been re-
duced to 81 a pound by a Cleveland
firm. Five years ago it sold for $50 q
pound.
An old negro and his daughter were
murdered at Bellville, Ills, by an un-
robber who secured s. for his fiendish
work.
The betrothal of Miss Price, awealthy
Wilmington girl, to Prince Frederick
Wilhelm, of Ardeck, in Germany, is
announced.
The claim is made that an attempt to
assassinate congressman Broken
riege occurred at Center Ridge, Ark,
Monday night.
The forest fires which have done i'm
mense damage to timber in the Black
Hills are subsiding. About sixty square
miles We're burned over.
Of the 800, 900 needed to establish a
woman's medical college in connection
with John Hopkins university, more
than 6 $1,000 has been raised.
A great many of the oranges on the
west coast of Florida have been sold for
81 per box on the trees. This is a better
price than in any previous year.
Mrs. McBec and two children persisted
in their burning home Sunday morning
at Dubuque, and another child was
fatally injured before being rescued.
The Brooklyn National League ball
team opened negotiations with Louis
vile, Of the American association, for
the worlds championship series Of
games.
The Russian government is taking en-
ergetic steps to establish cotton planting
in Central Asia, and has sent to Egypt
for an English expert on cotton plant
ing.
The archbishop of York, who stands
next to the archbishop of Canterbury in
the Church of England, is so seriously
i'll that his condition is causing grave
fears among his friends.
Fire at Richardson, N. d., DESTROYED q
barn 10 horses, buggies, 20 wagons, so
harnesses, and a quantity of hay grain
and implements belonging to the Rich
ardson Land Improvement company.
Partially insured.
Much space is given by the German
newspapers to descriptions Of the various
receptions rendered Emperor William
while journeying toward the Austrian
capital, all of which are regarded with
the greatest satisfaction.
The miners strike at Ishpeming Is
growing formidable. Four thousand
are already out and strong probabilities
of an accession to the ranks by a strike
at the Negaunee mines and possibly at
the Menomonee and Goebic ranges.
The condition of tho king of Holland
remains unchanged. The attendant
physicians are about to hold a consulta-
ton, after which they will present q
formal report to the cabinet. It does
not seem probable that a regency will be
established for two weeks to come.
Leading Irish Nationalist join In the
opinion that relief for the famine
threatened regions Of Ireland should
Sullivan is quoted as saying that not a
dollar of money contributed for relief
should go into the hands of the land.
lords.
At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon the az
%ricultural experiment station at st. An.
thony Park, a suburb of st. Paul,
caught fire and was burned to the
ground, the loss being upon the struc-
ture $1@, 500, and upon contents about
$4,000. Many valuable documents
were destroyed.
It is rumored that President Stickney
is behind the Winona and Southwestern.
Stickney's line now running into Mason
City is only leased of the Iowa Central,
and, as he has no access to the Southern
coal fields, it is generally believed that
the new road will at once continue oper-
ations southwest from Usage.
A dispatch from Zanzibar SAYS that
the natives are again in rebellion against
the Germans and that considerable force
will be required to subdue the outbreak.
The murder of Herr Kuensel at Vitu
has been followed by that of other Ger
mans, and the authority of Germany is
lance of the coast.
At New Albany. Ind, William Car
roll twitted Louis Griggs, aged 81,
about being a cripple. The latter drew
a barlow knife and stabbed Carroll
twice, leaving the knife sticking in
CAROLS body. Carroll drew the Knife
abdomen and Immediately fell dead.
Griggs also died in a few minutes.
The number of police in the White
chapel district has been largely in
creased, owing to the threatened re.
newal Of Jack the Ripper's operations.
The officers are instructed to resume the
NAAAd4y PA0CduUAO44S WU1CA W0I0
thought to have caused the disappear.
ance of the mysterious Ripper after his
last horrible butchery, though they
were not successful in leading to his
detection.
The mystery as to how various vati-
car secrets have leaked out for some
years past has been solved. An employe
Of the papal palace, who has just died,
confessed in his last hours that he had
been in the habit of exchanging gossip
with a relative of his, who is employed
by Premier Crispi as a steward. In
this way many details of the pope's
daily life, as well as occasionally an item
Of information as to the official actions
of the church. have become public.
Reports from the bad lands of the Kill
deer mountain ranges say the prairie
fires have burned the whole country