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The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
RAILROAD RUMBLlNGs,

THE annual convention of the American
Railway ASSOCIATION or time table conven-
tor opened III New York to prepare sched-
ules for the ensuing year.
THE Union Pacific recently began forci-
bic evictions and destruction of dwellings
on its right Of way Oh the levees in Kansas
City, Kan.
SURVEYORS are running line north OF
Park Rapids as an extension of the Park
Rapids line OF the Great Northern. It's
expected that the gap between Park Rapids
and Fosston will be filled soon.
A MEETING OF the shareholders of the
Ohio e. Mississippi railway, representing
ed the joint committees plan for the reor-
ginization Of the company.
THE Northern Steamship company will
lake, in New York up to Oct 81; rail and
Nov. 10; Boston and New England points,
Nov. 5; Cleveland, Nov. 10 Last boats will
leave Buffalo and Cleveland Nov. 19.
IN adccision promulgated by Chairman
Finley he concludes that the practice of
the Kansas City, st. Joe & Council Bluffs
road in transferring passengers and baggage
free of charge at Leavenwortll is a VIOLA
ton Of the Western Passenger association
agreement, and orders it discontinued.
The Trans Missouri Passenger associa-
ton met in regular session at Kansas City,
The committee on a new form of ticket
designed togprevent ''scalping,' which COM
mittce was appointed at the last regular
meeting, submits a report recommending
the adoption of the 'skclcton coupon"
ticket.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
THE TOILERS.

ANimmense federation of railway en-
ployes seems likely.
The strike among the timber hands at
the Coaudere, Ont. is virtually over.
About l, 500 men have returned to work OH
the old terms.
The Master Brewers association, i'm ses-
sion in St. Louis. has adopted resolution
to hold no national convention in May,
but instead have an international oonxen-
ton in Chicago during the worlds fair in
1898.
The committees ofthe Brotherhood of
Railway Section Foremen and Order of
Railway Trackmen have completed the
.amalganation of the two orders. The
name Of the association will hencetorth be
the International Brotherhood of Railway
Track Faremen.
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
recently made change in their consttu-
tion reducing the number of grand trustees
from five to three and making them merely
an auditing board. The grand office of
editor of the Trainmen's Journal was abol-
ished and the grand master was given sla-
pervision over the Journal. while the
financial management of the printing plant
was vested ia the grand secretary and
treasurer.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
OTHERWISE.

THE Minnesota State Agricultural society
made over 600 by the fair.
THE Mississippi Valley Medical associa-
ton meets in St, Louis.
Or one cargo of $50 head of cattle recent
land 152 were lost.
A VEIN of zinc glace, nine feet wide and
30 feet deep has just been discovered at
Roanoke, Va.
The city election in Indianapolis result
ed in the election of the entire Dem oeratic
ticket by majoritics estimated at from 800
to 5000.
The Minnesota Presbyterian synod
adopts resolutions declaring that Christians
should not attend or give financial aid to
the worlds fair should it be open Sundays.
The Minnesota commission of the
worlds fair issueS an appeal to the counties
of the state for contribution proportionate
to their assessed valuation, 100000 being
asked.
The Louisiana Lottery company captures
majority of the Louisiana Democratic
state committee. The company establishes
branch Office at Montreal, where no anti
lottery law exists.
The three San Francisco morning papers.
Gall, Chronicle and the Examiner. unite in
protesting against the site selected by Sec
retary Foster for the postoffice building in
that city.
THE grand council of the American Sons
OF Columbus, q new secret order, composed
of Catholics, met at Fort Wayne, Ind, re
Gently, Grand Admiral P. s. O'Rourke, pre-
siding. Delegates were being banqueted.
The next grand council will convene at
Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. 8, 1892
SCHOOL statistics of Pennsylvania show .
total of 1913 school districts in the state;
number ofschools, 22,S84; graded schools.
lo94o; superintendents, 1872; male teachers,
s,l7l; female teachers, 16754; whole number
ofteachers, M,s25; average salaries OF male
offemale teachers psr month, 5000; aver.
age length of school term in months, 7.76;
number Of pupi!s. 964,5Q6; ayersgs number
ofpnpils. d0,93z D $500 4
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
THE WICKED WORLD,

AN Ohio woman is murdered by her
cousin who kills himself.
AN Indian shoots two white men near
Shell Lake Wis, one Of whom dies soon
after.
PRESIDENT HoEY and vice President
Spooner,' Of the Adams Express company,
are removed on charges of malfeasance.
AT Cairo, Ill, Capt. J. w. Mckinney, of
the steamer w. H. Osborn. committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
brain. He leaves iwife:and five children,
GEORGE and Jim Howard were shot and
killed near Mt. Sterling, Ky, by man
named Cupps, whose house the two tried
to enter to whip Gupps.
Mrs. FRANc1sC. HorFMkt, postmistrcss
at Coalbush, Ala. shot at Deputy Marshal
Schoenfeld three times recently because
she was told he had circulated false stories
about her.
THE steamer Alk., Capt. Plummer,
arrived at San Francisco from Ounalaska
themen which, however, was promptly
qucllcd.
COUNTY ArD1roR LAyA1LE, of Davis
county, Indiana, with two Others, has
been arrested for setting fire to the county
Official papers and books.
"A SHORTAGE Of $40, 900 anc. possibly more
has been discovered in the accounts of
Thomas Fl. Stout, the emyloyc of kennett
Hopkins IL Co., New York brokers, who
recently disappeared.
IRAJ ,ORDwAS. father of fthe late Albert
X. Ortlway, whose wife says he was impli-
Gated with Tascott in the murder of Amos
j. Shell, of Chicago, says the statement will
not be credited by those who know the
facts.
AT Champaign. ILL.,. Robert Creque of
Crawiordsvine Ind, died from q wound re-
ceived i'll an atfray with Daniel Runner OF
Tuscola Ill. Royal VOORHEES, of Ladoga,
Ind, WAS killed by Runner at the same
time. Runner is held without bail.
New Developments in connection with
the sudden disappearance of William Ev-
ans, secretary of the Morse Wool Securing
company OF st. Louis, which occurred sew
eral days ago, place the amount of the
shortage discovered at $4,000.
c. F. HExR1cHs, of 43 Center street New
York was found dead in his room at a
hotel at Chicago, having committed suicide
by the inhalation of chloroform. Helm
richs was an electrician and it is supposed
that dispair over his inability to complete
an electrical machine, q model of which
was found in his room, was the cause of his
last act.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
FOREIGN FLASHES.

URUGUAY has short-lived revelation.
The Argentine Republic has appropria-
ted $10O, 600 to pay the expense of its repre-
sentation at Chicago in 1893.
A MAN named Desmaris has been arrested
in Paris for cashing fraudulent check fol
$4,000 on the New Oriental company OF
New York.
The revenue ofthe port of Vancouver, B
c., from Chinese immigration last month
was 81, ,426. In the corresponding period
Last year the revenue was 81, 448.
A COMBINATION of Belgian and German
capitalists has been formed at Brussels to
exploit concession of all electric light
monopoly for fly years.
There has been a succession of earth
quake shocks felt at Pantellaria, an island
in the Mediterranean, which is wholly
volcanic formation.
The Parnellite meRbers of parliament
issue manifesto declaring that they will
carry ont tie plans Of their dead leader and
not affiliate With the McCArthyites.
JEsrIs MCCARTHY said dsat he did not
intend to issue . cOunter-ssanifesto or
reply to the 1asDtfaGto issusd bythe Parnel-
SeSsSs
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22

The St. Stephens Review claims that It
has authority to state that the Marquis of
Salisbury has offered the leadership of the
Conservative party in the British house of
commons to Mr.. BalfOur.
ENGLAND and China are taking concert
ell action to put a stop to Russian encroach-
mcnt upon Pa!nir the extensive tableland
in Central Asia. called from its altitude the
"Roofofthe World"
THE French senate and chamber of
deputies rcopened recently. The deputies
who expressed opinions OH the subject in
the lobby ot the chamber were generally
satisfied with the success of the foreign
policy OF the cabinet.
The Russian loan, which it was announc-
cd had been negotiated by the Hoskiers, it
now seems, was covered seven times over in
Francc'alonc. The branches of the Credit
Foncicr were not allowed to receive appli-
cations.
NJ. DE GlEHs had an audience with King
Humbert at the royal villa at Monha, the
interview lasting half an hour. The Mar
quis Di Rudini was present. After the
the Marquis Di Rudini held long confer
ence.
TIRE prospectus of a new daily Parnellite
newspaper to be published at Dublin. 1t
declares that the followers of Mr. Parnell
are fully determined to press the cause Of
their late leader in furtherance of the pro-
gram agreed upon by the Dublin conven-
ton i'll July last.
A MEETING OF the Viennese merchants
and manufacturers convened by the minis
ter of commerce was held recently. They
unanimously approved the formation of a
government commission to arrange for the
due representation of the country at the
fair to be held at Chicago in 1893.
NOTHING is talked ofin Quebec but the
| royal commission. While speculations as
to the probable outcome are numerous, the
impression that the lieutenant governor is
going to turn out the ministry is gaining
ground, and a general election is confident.
ly talked OF.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

NORTH DAKOTA wheat fields, full ofshock-
cd wheat are flooded with water.
The reported wreck of the City of Rome
proves to have been a hoax.
MINNESOTA people are injured in wreck
in Ohio.
THREE members of the Chicago Inter
Ocean staff and an engineer are killed in a
railroad wreck in Illinois.
A STEAMER is lost Off the Newfoundland
coast and all the forty-five people aboard
are lost but one.
]. w. LYONS & Co., dealer in rags and
papcrstock, Brooklyn, suffered s5o,0 600 loss
by fire. Several women employees were
severely, but not fatally, injured by jump
ing to neighboring rooftor safety.
AT Kansas City hook and ladder truck
ran into a buggy containing Mrs. Charles
Crceland and Mrs. Charles Gunkle. Mrs.
Greeland received a compound fracture of
the thigh and Mrs. Gunklc was badly in
jurcd internally.
FIRE destroyed the Merchants Oil Works
in West Cleveland. Ohio, entailing a loss of
$40 coo, on which there was an insurance of
Sl2,50O. The Acme Grease Works were al
so damaged to the extent Of $50, 600; insur-
8ancc $4,000
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
Marvellous TypesettIpr.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Oct. 19.-F. J. Smith, a
practica! printer operating Merganthaler
linotype machine in the Commercial office,
during the past week. On Tuesday night
he set 1880 ems Of corrected matter in
eight hours, regular copy off the hook.
Saturday night he set $500 ems OF cor
rected matter from regular matter off the
hook in eight hours. being an average OF
G,187 ems per hour. His record for the
week is 9,0OO ems OF corrected matter,
representing torty-fivc hours work. Three
hours were lost on Monday. The average
for the week was 5.755 ems per hour for
lorty-five hours. Mr.. Smiths usual aver
age IS 5000 ems per hour. These figures
are supported by affidavit Of the operator,
attested by the foreman OF the newsroom.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

QUEEN VICTORIA will raise to the peeragc
the widow of Hon. William Henry Smith.
THE Hopkins-Scarles will contest is COM
promised, Timothy Hopkins getting be-
tween $S,O0OO0 and $4,000.
REV. CHARLES H. STURGEON, now slowly
recovering from his recent illness. has writ
ten letter to his congregation informing
them that he is going abroad for rest and
change Of scene.
JOHN ID. Rock KEFELLER, who has been i'll for
some time at his home in Cleveland, Ohio,
has made all preparations for his death.
He is suffering with nervous dyspepsia, but
physicians do not consider his case alarm
ing.
Mrs. ]. B. TAYLOR, the only child
Hon. r. =. Flower, gave birth to 1O4
pound son at her home at Watcrtown, N.
Y. Daily expectation of this event had
caused Mr.. Flower to remain at Water
town for some time.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
MILLIONS FOR A pAUpER.
The Inmate of Montana roor House
Hoir to an English Estate.

Tho Inmate Of a Montana roor House
Heir to an English Estate.
BUTTE, Mont, Oct. l0.-Mrs. Ann NJ.
Dodge, an inmate OF the poor house OF this
city and eighty years of age, received news
yesterday that she is the sole heir to an e.
tate worth s.. 600. 600 in England.
The story dates back two centuries at
which time her great grandfather on her
mothers side owned d vast estate near Lon
don. His eldest son removed to America,
settling and marrying in Virginia. Two
children, William and Annie, we're born of
the marriage, the latter the mother of Mrs.
Dodge. The son and his vile died and the
two children moved to Kentucky. Both
married, the son dying without issue, and
the daughter. Ann. marrying William
Coleman. Both died forty years ago, leav-
ing Mrs. Dodge and sister. They
moved to Missouri, where Mrs. Dodge's
husband died twenty years ago. Five years
ago an article appeared i'll an English pa
per telling OF the estate and the lost heirs
ana the TACT that the estate was in the hands
OF public administrator. Mrs. Dodge be-
came convinced that it was her family his
tory related.
:, She laid the case be ore q relative named
boss, recently o. Minneapolis and he WENT
to London to investigate the matter. He
returned an encouraging letter, but since
then nothing was heard from him and it is
not known here he is. Then she placed
ti,e matter in the hands OF her nephew.
William I. Coleman, wealthy canning
manu- acturer OF San Francisco. Mean-
While she came to Butte to visit her dauyL-
ter. Mrs. Charles Rag<dale She was taken
SICK, and, accommodations not be;n: good
at the miners cubin, she. was removed to
the poorhousc. She has now received let
tiers confirming her right to the estate, and
has forwarded letters. documents, family
Bible. cts. to prove her claim.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22

EDMUND YATES cables the New York
Tribune that much indignation and
annoyance are being felt and express
ed in the city at the mere suggestion
that the Salvation Army is dasirous
of acquiring one of the largest vacant
sites on the Thames Embankment,
near the Temple, for the erection OF
3stupendous and colossal headquar-
ters and assembly halls. The Cor
poration of London, who owns the
property, are already being begged not
70 listen to any auch proposal and it
u 1xpected that, however liberal the
terms may b. the Arfny's request
i'll T. rfussd = project = bs,ng re-.
sise eiid 4 q !! = acsnt Mansion
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
CONDFNsRI Il. L TE,LIilEGRAYa, /;

There were landed u New York yestsrday
1900 immigrants. ss.ss a I.
The pope is preparing an allocetion concern
Ing the recent French pilgrim disorders at the
Pantheon. 3E
Gov. Hill left New York last night for Atlanta.
Ga, 30 attend the unveiling OF the Grady
monument. &
pilgrimage TO the grave Of Mr.. Parnel at Glas-
nevin yesterday.
The plebiscite in Switzerland has resulted IN.
the adoption of the new tariff and the state
bank note monopoly.
The wife OF tho late William Henry Smith, the
leader III the British house OF commons will be3
elevated to the peerage.
China has directed her ambassador at st.
Petersburg to demand explanation as to tho
Russian encroachments on the Pomir territory.
The shah OF Persia has appointed Mr.. Pratt,
exminister OF the United stotes to Persia. to be
the Persian commissioner for the Columbian
| fair at Chicago,
The glass workers Of Carmaux, France, the
principal center OF the industry. have decided to
continue the strike. which was ordered through
out Frace some weeks ego. -
Emperor Francis Joseph opened the museum
OF tne hne arts In Vienna yesterday. The col
leceion OF pictures. eneravings, statuary. ETC.. 10
one Of the finest in the world.
U.s. NeSA60 49hOeu fOW0ll 6uO LIE. dawson,
British Behrtng sea commissioners, passed
through Winnipeg last night en- route to Ottawa
on their return from the north.
George B. Mcclellan. Pauline Halls manager.
stated at Rochester, N. y. last night that the
story that he and Miss Hall were married was
absolutely without foundation.
Hon. Antonio Batres who succeeds Dr.. Fer
nandino Crus as minister from the republic OF
Guatemala, has arrived in Washington. He Il
~ Of
IN central America and was minister to WASH
ineton during the administration Of President
Hayes.
The statement OF New York paper that Ivan
Caryll, husband OF Geraldine Ulmar, intended
to get q divorce is pronounced false in London.
Both Caryll and his wife are furious over tho
statement and Miss Ullmar has announced her
intention to prosecute the agency that furnished
the news. All who know her and her husband
say they are Ii wing happily together.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
Socialists in Session.

ERFuRT. Special-At to-day's session i
the socialist congress the report Of the
years work was read, and it was'therd
announced that satisfactory and impoftj
results had been derived during that peril
The holding Of meetings throughout d
many, the report said, had greatly ext9
ed the agitation the socialists adyocat,
Herr Bsbel referred to the public assertiS
made by Herr Werner and Herr Wiidbsr;
that member of the COMMITTEES MI 4
cepted . present Of 81, ,25Oln consid deratl
9ot some political service, and denla nd
that both tho gentlemen named sIoulda
expelled from the congress mi lSl1s5
charge Nas withdrawn. a scene N 'coSE1
ssfable npeoaf followed q s'a
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22

THE Episcopal bishop of Delaware
took awalk OF 375 miles, roughly clad
and with a0 insignia of his business
about him. Some people took him
for the advance agent of a circus,
others for 3 .moonahine detective,
others Thought him a crook, and some
drove him from their premises with
dogs. The bishop thinks he has found
several things ott, chief among which
is that a man isn't necessarily bad If
he doesn't wear eeod clothes.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-10-22
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THE CAPITAL.

A RECIPROCITY treaty between the United
States and Germany is concluded.
REroETs to the postmaster general reveal
a decided improvement in the postal ser.
vice throughout the country.
GAIT. HoopER, commanding the revenue
steamer Corwin, has telegraphed to tho
treasury department his arrival at Port
Townsend tor coal, on his way to San
Francisco.
The census Office has made public bull
letin showing the population of Utah by
minor divisions. The population of the
territory az returned in 1850 was li3 Nj3
Under the 1lth census the population re,
turned is 1905, an increase of g. 992 OF
44.42 per cent.
In his report to the secretary of ths
treasury on the recent special meeting o
the board Of supervising inspectors OF
steam vessels, Gen. James A. Dumont
supervising inspector general and president
ofthe board, gives some interesting infor.
nation concerning measures proposed to
lessen the danger to persons OH board
vessels in the event of accident.