The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1891-07-25
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Bar silver 81.

Bar silver 81.
Another battle reported in Chill.
Russia has increased her Black Sea
fleet.
Goddard defeated Choynski in four
rounds
Tho New York coakmakers' strike js
settled.
The Omaha pail club will be reor.
eanized.
Spurgeon progresses rapidly toward
recovery.
Sawyerville, Mich. burned; lose,
$3.50. 900.
The Paris railroad strike has teen
compromised.
Sarah Davis, colored, aged 1872, died
at Indianapolis.
Persecution of Russian Jews has been
somewhat relaxed
London plumbers struck for nine
hours Mt % cents per hour.
Two boys murdered Sicilian peddler
at Turks Gap, Tenn, for $l7.
Russian peasnntry are starving on ac-
count of deficient wheat crop.
The Mckinley law is increasing the
manufacture of cigars at Key West, Fla.
Six memb rs of o Victoria, b. c.,
yachting party were drowned Sunday.
President Hill is back from New
York.
The miners troubles at Briceville con-
tinue.
1t is reported Henry M. Stanley and
Lis wife have parted for good.
Bert Wells withdraws from the man
agement of the Hotel Dacotah ut Grand
Forks.
The entire Tennessee militia force
has been ordered out to supprt ss the
Briceville trouble.
Miss Hattie Lockridge of Spring Hill,
Tenn, killed her three children and
then suicided Sunday.
The Fort Worth Merchants National
bank assigned with liabilities of $780,
COO and assets over 81 100000.
1t is again reported that Quay will re.
tire fl ON the national republican COM
mittee and Blackburn succeed him.
noted burglar escaped from the
county jail at Cincinnati, leaving
dummy IN his cell.
james Brown Potter is said to have
&, cured q divorce. and Mrs. Potter ana
Kyrle Bellew are said TO be married
Parnell has paid the costs in the
O'Shea divorce case, amounting to
$4,000.
President Harrison has appointed
Charles +. Mallahan postmaster at Elk
Point, s ID.
The commission from the Worlds
Fair to visit Europe has arrived Mt
Southampton.
Tho steamer Kite, of the Peary Arc
tic expedition, was stopped by pack ice
Mt the Straights of Belle Isle.
South Dakota railroads have had to
give up using artesian we'll water, be.
cause it encrusts the boilers and foams.
DIR. Logan, of Grand Forks, found
lady gold ring, with ruby setting in the
$ omach of turtle caught in the Red
River
John Kindle was probably fatally il.
jured by falling from the top of the st.
John Block, through the hatchway,
down 70 feet.
Louis Agard and Hoegan were held ut
Bismarck ut $500 bail each for selling
liquor on an Indian reservation without
the consent of the government.
Mrs. Joseph Fuller, wife of promi-
nent sheep raiser of Emmons County,
deliberately committed suicide with
shotgun.
Restraining orders have been served
on oil saloons in Dickinson, issued by
Judge Winchester, of Bismarck. No
arrests were made.
1t has been discovered that quite q
number of recent marriages at Upper
Sandusky, o., are not legal, as the Off
ciuting minister was not legally Or
dained.
Judge Mills has decided that the
Northern Pacific is not entitled to the
Crookstop bonds, because the road
tracted tor. The amount was $50, 1000,
and the crossing troubles prevented ths
line being finished.
Henry A. Smith was sentenced to tho
Ohio penitentiary, and within an hour
afterwards bis pardon was reconl-
mended. He and his first wife could not
live together, and separated; she woe
her brother she had secured a divorce
Then he married again and was arrested
for bigamy.