The Dickinson press., 1891-01-10
NEW5Y

Matters of Iatcrest Given in the Briefest
Manner Possible.
Cardinal Laviesarie is i'll i'll Biskara.
Algiers. with malavial fever.
The natives of Nitu have attacked the
garrison Oh hEondoni island, Lamu)
killing two soldiers.
German manufacturers are making
active preparations for an exhibition in
London between April and October OF
this Year.
Secretary Window has fixed the sal
airy of Miss Phoebe Couzins, board of
lady managers of the Columbian EXPOSE
ton, at $4,000 per mum.
1t is officially announced that a new
French government loan of SG0, OOO, OO0
francs i'll 3 per cents. at 90 55-10O cen.
times. will be issued on Jan. 10.
Owing to the news of acute suffering
on the West coast Of Ireland, the adj
miralty has ordered another British war
vessel at Portsmouth to load with pota-
toes for the Irish coast.
Another English war vessel, the Crap
pier, has arrived on the west coast Of
Ireland, with a cargo of potatoes for the
starving people. A great deal of suffer.
ing is reported.
The head of the late great London
firm of Barring Bros. is working as an
ordinary clerk on a salary of So 500 per
year. He formerly enjoyed an income
of $2OO, 600 per year,
Two brothers named Bell were frozen
to death within 200 yards of their home,
near Medicine Lodge, Kan. A sister
aged II, who was with them was found
completely buried in snow but alive.
The italian minister of marine has is
sued orders that henceforth all material
to be used in the building of Italian YES
sells shall be purchased i'll Italy. and, SO
far as possible, shall be of Italian pro-
duction.
The Crown Prince William, Of Prus-
STA, and his next younger brother Eitel
will begin to attend the cadets school. at
Ploen. near Kiel. at the Easter term.
They are eight and seven Years old re-
s%pectively.
At Lima. Ohio. John Clark went in
sane suddenly and attacked his wife
with a Ratchet, nearly Draining her. and
after demolishing everythiu" in the
house. cut his throat, Mrs. Clark, it is
thought will die.
Mrs. O5he has been greatly annoyed
BY reporters and others since her arrival
in Paris. She is followed about every
where, and cannot tahc Il walk On tic
street without instantaneous cameras
being leSellad ut he1.
The bay between Odessa and lie
of ice sixty miles long. The ice is six
feet thick and all navigation is sus-
pended. The weather all through
Southern Russia is phenomenaliy cold.
The syndicate formed in Russia to aid
Jews to cinigrate ha, received semi-oti-
cial warning from England that there is
no room III that country for my more
Jewish refugees. All attempt will be
made to ship large numbers to America.
The agents general of ..Eo Australian
colonies i'll London state that they have
no doubt that the colonies will he will
ing 10 enter into an arrangement to es-
tahlish q trade route between Great
lss;tain and Australia by way of the
Canadian Pacific.
An agreement has been had with the
Austrian government ON the disputed
points oil control. and Baron Hirsch will
be enabled to carry out bis plan for SUBJ
sidizinss schools for .lewesses in Galicia.
He will inNc:, 'c.a9o,G00 in the philan-
thropic enterprise.
The shipping federation of Great Brit
ain has met. by contributions from it's
members I'LL the net losses of the ship
owners at Hull belonging to tho fedora
ton. incurred i'll consequence Of the
strike. The triumph Of free labor in
Hull is complete.
In Iowa railroad building has practi-
cally come to d s%tandstill. During 1890
only one mile Of new road was built in
the state.
several states and territories composing
this great union, will be invited to par
ticipate. Many of our sister states have
already named commissioners, indie
pendent of those provided by national
legislation, and made necessary appro-
priations for the display of their exhib-
its. l would, therefore, recommend
that you take such action in the prem
ises as in your judgment may seem
proper for the interests of North
Dakota.
That our most sanguine anticipations
for continued prosperity have not al