The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
One man was injured and several
buildings We're shattered by the expo.
siLu Of blasting powder IN boston.

questions at issue between the state anC
the vatican.
Joseph Selling, who killed John J
WoRRn in Tom Gould's dive New York
has been indicted for murder in the sac
end degree.
Vice President and Mrs. Morton gave
q dinner last night in honor of the nresi
dent and his cabinet A reception fol
lowed.
The Duluth Herald is in possession Of
the sheriff. The plant will probably be
sold and bid in by one or two of the
stockholders.
Cinnamon are being smugg'ed into
Montana across the northern boundary,
md officers have gone there to rut a
stop to it.
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York during the week amounted to
T357. 435. of which $4,000 was gold and
1855. 435 silver.
Congressman johnson has secured
from the commissioner of the general
,nnt otfice an order allowing clerk hire
tor the Minot land office.
Repres entafjves of Democratic clubs
throughout Oregon met at Portland
Saturday and organized the Democratic
Society Of Oregon.
o. II. Starker Of Brookincs, 8. d..
has been appointed superintendent OF
Indian schools in the states of Montana,
South Dakota and Wyoming.
Major hiram Fellows, who is we'll
known all over the Northwest, was acci-
dentally kill. d at Huron. S. d. Sunday
night by being run over by the cars. .
The sixty-third wedding anniversary
OF Limri and Betsey Pond was cele-
h.ated in Huron, S. D at the residence
OF their daughter, Mrs. Asher +. Pay.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Stanley of Fargo,
N. ~, commenced q mission on Sunday
at the st. Thomas cathedral, Wincna,
Mimi, for the remainder of the week.
During the past two weeks surveyors
have been at work perfecting the survey
OF the Yankton, Norfolk and Southwest.
ern railway from Yankton to Norfolk.
Neb.
AT Tyrone, ireland, funeral rroces.
sion became lost in snow storm and
after many attempts TO find tho ceme-
terry the hearse had to be abandoned in
o snow drift.
The Duke of Clarence, oldest son of
the Prince OF Wales, is seriously i'll at
Sandringham. He is suffering from "a
severe attack of influenza, complicated
with pneumonia.
Ed Sallinger, the negro pugilist and
ex preacher, at Jersey CITY, N. j., has
been sentenced to b@ hanged February
10, for the murder of Mrs Peterson. his
mistress, April 5, 1891.
Attorney General Hunt of Illinois is
en- route to Washington to argue on be.
half of the state of Illinois before the
United States supreme court the sp.
peals of Anarchists Fielden aud
Scbwab.
President Shortridge of the North Da.
kGta Farmers alliance stated in Wash.
lngton that there are too many Simp-
sons, hyles. ETC., connected with the
alliance to allow conservative counsel to
prevail.
Edward L. Shipherd, who travelled
for Dodsop, Fisher, Brockman g. Co.,
wholesale harness dealers, Minneapolis,
has been arrested, charged with the en-
bezzlement of So 600 from the firm. Mr..
Shlpherd is well known in North Da
kotD, and his headquarters were in
Fargo.
The following North Dakota post.
masters were appointed yesterdays: r.
Olesen, Abbottsford, Benson county,
vice J, Egbert, resigned; +. L. Run-
some, Hurricane Lake, Rolette county,
vic T. j. Holloway, resigned; l.. Wes
eott, OrniG, Emmons county, vice j.
Reynolds, resigned.
Varv oo11 uoofbor >,,o1,:1, =. M,
nessee and throughout the south. The
thermometer has been lowering around
freezing point and last night dropped to
ten below. There is much suffering
among the poor in Memphis. In Texas
the weather also is very cold. in fact
the worst weather prevails there than
for many years past.
The st. Paul Globe Almanac will be
out today. 1T confirms all the usual
statistics and political information,
especially of The Northwestern states.
With half again as many pages it con.
tuins much that is new. The election
figures are especially valuable fer the
coming cumpai9D. and in addition it
confirms considerable information of
value to editors, politicians, business
men and citizens generally.
The clubs of the new league, to whom
the various players have been award,:d
by the con mit.ee, have been notified
that they can open negotiations With
The players of the Boston club, of the
American association. Tom Brown will
play center field in Philadelphia. Harry
Richardson is to go TO Brook lyn. Striker
to st Louis, Paul Radford to Washing.
ton, Erouthers, Joyce, Bnt1inton aud
Hadd,ck to Brooklyn, Charles Furrell
10 Pittsourg, and Morgan Murphy to
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts, who has
recently married Colonel Vivian of the
British amy, gave her age as So wien
she married her first husband IN 1876
which makes ler hslf century old now.
Her new husband is as, and q stalwart
specimen of manly beauty, standing
nearly seven feet high and big every
other way in propol tion. Mrs. vi:ian
is strikingly beautiful woman and re-
markedly we'll preserved for her age.
She las an income of $40 0CO year,
aud Colonel Vivian has little or nothing
Charles A. Pllshu,y Of Minneapolis
who is in New Yor's, says THAI had il not
been for the short g, of the crop in
Europe tha dig WneaS crop III tnls conn
try would have been u calamity to the
farmers. Wheat would have been 80
chs ap that it wonld not have paid TO
market it. He further said that it is
quite likely that Russia will buy W .eat
in America before long. This, he says,
is an unheard of thing. 1t is as unus.
ual as it would be for Minnesota and
other wheat producing states to import
wheat from Russia for consumption.
Mr.. Pillshnry thinks the farmers have
parted with 50 per cent Of their crop in
| North and South Dohota and Mime
sofa. He says the European countries
q e short on their crops This year abvnt
80, COO, 0G0 bushels Tie o1ly supply
o be had is from the United States.
| Serious Rear End Collision.
CASTLE. n. y. Jan. IA rear.end
collision between two Lehigh Valley
freight trains occurred i'll the Erie yard
baro today. A hlgmen named Nc
Calthy OF Bnffalo and brakeman
! named Woodruff who vas mnkiup his