The Dickinson press., 1891-12-26

Prince Bismarck at Frieders chsruhe.
j. q Britton has his outfit on the
ground for new paper at Edgley, N. D.
Charles Olson, q resident of Richland
county, suicided by cutting his throat
Cornelius Sorenson has been convicted
at Aberdeen OF violating the prohibitory
law.
Rev. DIR. Messner bas declined the
appointment of bishop of Green Bay,
Winona citizens will ce'. brute Christ
mas by an excursion on the Mississippi
river.
Mail service has been established from
Arlington to Laketon, s. d, twice q
week.
A monster meeting of railway em-
ployees will be held in New York on
Jan. 81, 1892.
r. N. Else is held at Grand Forks,
charged with assault with intent to
commit robbery.
A terrible explosion occurred at Ant
werp, yesterday, twenty men being Kill
led by the shock
The Pacific extension of the Great
Northern road has been pushed beyond
the Rocky Mountains.
A new lodge of Knights of Pythias
has been organized at Devils Lake, with
twenty charter members.
The Nortl, Dakota railroad commits
sioners will hold n meeting in James
town on Jan. 5, 1892.
DIR. d. Il. Henry has been appointed
a member of the pension examining
board ut Chamberlain, s. ID.
Reports are current that the political
troubles in the Brazilian state of Rio
Grande do Sal are spreading.
The British steamer Cavalier, from
Gibraltar for FMstnet, has been lost,
and it is feared all on board were
drowned
A dense fog causes London people
much trouble. One man walked off q
barge into the Thames river aud was
drowned.
Congressman NJ. N. johnson, of
North Dakota, has been placed on the
house committee OF coinage, weights
and measures.
w. o. Rogf RS, agent of the Omaha
road ut Duluth, is missing. His &C
counts ale all straight aud there are
fears CT foul play.
Mrs. Charles F. Brown, of Blooming.
ton, H.. claims she is the widow Of
Charles F. Brown, the humorist known
as Artemus Ward.
Rev. George S. Pierce, of Worcester,
Lass, has begun action for divorce ut
Sioux Falls, s. D., ngainst his wife
He alleges dese rtion.
Lem Hollenbeck who located claim
northwest of the Keystone nine in the
Southern Black Hills, has discovered a
quantity of gold dust on his claim.
DIR. z. B. Plumb. of Ames Ia,
jumped out of q third story window at
the cottage hospital in Dos Moines and
received injuries from which he died.
SheriHfs Fadden and O'Connor, of
Grand Forks, raided blind pig at
Marvel, and found gallon of whisky
and ten men under the influence of Ii.
quor.
Isaac Else, fireman ON Great
Northern engine, while asleep in tht
cab. was attacked by brakeman, who
gave the fireman severe rap on the
head.
United States troops Monday had /,
skirm;sh with G4rza's band uf bandits
near Brownsville, Tex A number of
the bandits have been buried by their
frie,. ds
The experimental beat sugar farm at
Mitchell, s. D., conducted by the Com
mercial club this season was so success
full that larger farm will he conducted
next year.
Judge Hanford, of Seattle, has de.
cided that Chinese merchants, who have
been engaged in business in this coun-
try, can 90 cut of the country and then
return without being placed under ar.
rest.
Land Commissioner Carter, has
written Hon. w. W. Barrett, cf North
Dakota, stating tnat as soon as the
weather permits he will send an agent
to the Turtle Mountains to select land
for forest reserve.
The Russian reserves have received
instructions which are not to be opened
until certain signal is given from
headquarters. The greatest activity
prevails in all the Russian armament
works and dockyards.
n E. Westover county commissioner
of Hughes County, s. D. is in CORE
spondence with parties in northern
Wisconsin who wish to secure claims in
Hughes County and will emigrate to
that point in early spring.
Efforts are being made to se sure u
pardon for James s. Durgan, who is il,
the Pennsylvania states prison. Dur
gan was cashier of the Bank of America
ard made false statement as to the
condition of that institution.
G. NJ. Switzer, a printer, who has
been on trial at Aberdeen for the pasi
week for larceny, has been discharged
from custody, the jury claiming that h.
was not resp nsible FIR his acts. Swift
zer is confirmed opiumeater.
Messrs. Hagerty and Paulhamns. late
IF Hagerty & Co, bankers. pleaded not
guilty to the charge of emte zzlemel :
and receiving deposits when they knew
| the bank was insolvent They will be
tried the first of the coming week.
John P. Richardson. a resident o:
Chattanooga, Tenn. and one Of the
richest men in the South. his wealth b.
ing estimated at $4,000. 600. as well as,
perhaps, the greatest planter in the
United States. Is dead, the victim OF
cigarettes.
The creditors OF the Chicago branc L
of S. V. White & Co. have compromised
their claims with the firm, and. the suit
for rec liver has been dismissed by
agreement. 1t il understood that the
! settlements were made at fifty cents on
/ the dollar
Thomas F. Harrington. lunatic on
board the Rock Islal train, when near
ing Kansas City. got un,uly, and when
Train Master Blair and u porter tried to
Iut him off the train Harrington