The Dickinson press., 1891-12-19
be ihade to retain the seat of govern.
ment at that point,

SoItAuS Guo colO buOuluef from Doth the
republican and democratic parties be.
cause of his efforts to secure recognition
with both in committee representation.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
niece, Miss Rachel Sherman, to DR..
Paul Thorndike, at noon Wednesday,
Dec. 30, at their residence, 1910 K
Street.
The Irwin Bank, at Irwin. Pa, has
made an assignment. It is reported
that between $75, 900 and 800, 600 has
been drawn out within the past week.
The Pooles claim every dollar of the
deposits will be paid.
1 The weather at Lakota, N, D.. is like
fall, and the farmers having wheat in
shock are either threshing it or stack.
ing. From that place the smoke of half
q dozen threshing machines in full
blast can be observed.
Senator Casey has introduced q bill
for the relief of Thomas II. Carpenter,
resident of North Dakota. Mr.. Casey
also introduced bill granting North
Dakota 5 per cent of the sale Of public
lands which have been made or may
hereafter be made.
The grand jury at Crookston found an
Indictment against w. Il. Stuart for is.
suing checks on Minneapolis banks
where he had no deposit. Mr.. Stuart
was ut one time the mayor of Crookston
and one of the most prominent men in
the city.
7. L. Kimball, Of the Union Pacific,
and Henry Gibson. an Omaha business
man, are the western agents of New
York syndicate which has decided to
erect system of beet sugar factories
throughout Nebraska and adjacent
states.
James Ogilvie who, with his wife, left
pleasant home in Alpena, Mich, to
follow Schweinfurth, the man who has
the nerve to call himself Christ. has
brought suit against Sohweinfurth to
recover 80, 600, which the latter had in.
veigled out or him.
A meeting of Chicago printers was
held recently for the purpose of forming
an association through which repre-
preventative base ball nine of com.
positors is to be organized. It is the
intention to make a tour of the large
cities of the east next summer
At Wahpeton Judge Lauder fined
Joseph Schmitt 5000 and sentenced him
to oninety days in Jail for running blind
pig. Schmitt has appealed to the su-
preme court This was test case to
establish the validity of the liquor law.
There are six other cases to be tried
At Deadwood while attempting to
CROSS bridge in front of fast moving
train, the two-horse hack, driven by
Lame Hank" Bowen. was hurled down
a fifteen.foot embankment into the
creek below. One horse was killed and
the driver and one of the passengers
were badly hurt.
A Washington dispatch says: A
rumor was spread about the capital that
one of the reasons why Senator Hans.
brough was anxious to be on the district
committee was because he wanted to
fight Ex-Governor Ordway of North
Dakota, who has large cold storage
plant located here.
Chairman Olarkson has returned east
after thoroughly inspecting the facilities
at Minneapolis for handling the vast
multitude who will be present during
the national convention. He was
particularly gratified at the Exposition
building, which he thought would fur
nish all the seating capacity really
needed.
John Schuman died at Watertown, s.
D., from the effects of the shot fired
by DR.. 8. V. Groesbeck on Wednesday
morning. he said nothing about the
shooting before his death, though
pressed to do so. He has no relatives
IN the United States, but said he had
mother and sister in Spain. He
served in the union army during the re-
bellion, and was member of the G. A.
R. post here, which will take charge of
his funeral.