The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-11-24
NEWS OF A WEEK.
November Is.


Chicago bOOdlers, it is said, robbed the city of
100000 in one year.
Boston is awarded the pennant at today's
meeting of the base ball league
Gen. Weaver writes an open letter, charging
that the Democrats will disregard their prom
iSeS
Senator Pierce. the editor of the Minneapolis
Tribune has severed his connection with that
paper.
Chairman Carter is personally thanked by
President Harrison for his work during the.
campaign.
Russian, who claims to be chief of the Rus
sian prisons, is arrested in San Francisco for
disorderly conduct
The Robinson & Stokes company fails ia
Omaha. The assets are placed at 5000 OO liza
bilities at $4,000.
November II.
South Dakota is meeting with serious coal
famine ...
The popular Senator COlQuitt of Georgia is
stricken with paralysis.
Gen. ROSecran's friends are trying to secure
the secretaryship of war for him.
DIR. Fish, editor of the Great West resigns as
state lecturer of the Alliance of Minnesota.
Mrs. Lease, it is said, will probably succeed it,
her attempt to be elected United States senator
for Kansas.
One person is killed and fifteen others are in
jured by cyclone at Red Bud. H. Much prop
erty is ruined.
Gov. Russell of Massachusetts will get 5000
salary this year. the amount having been in
creased from $1,000.
November Is.
The next Alliance convention is to be held in
Minneapolis.
EX-Secretary Blaine is confined to his home
with severe cold.
ii. ID. LOucks of South Dakota is elected pres
ident of the National Farmers Alliance.
Gen. Isaac $. Catlin of Brooklyn, is mentioned
for the office OfcOmmissOner of pensions.
The conference of American ArchbishOpS meet
in New York and favor the parochial school
system.
Mrs. Maloy receives 81 900 from the St Paul
city treasury for broken wrist caused by a hole
in Il plank sidewalk.
ID. 5. Carrway, an eX-clerk in the pension
office, is arrested in Washington ID. c. for fOrg
ing the endorsement of James q. Blaine on a
bogus check.
November -.
DE LeSseps will resign as president of the Pa
mama canal.
Lord Coleridge has declined an earldon,
which would remove him from the bench
The new Columbian half-dollars, the worlds
fair souvenirs, are coined in Philadelphia.
Count TOlstOi calls attention to the continued
miserable condition of the peasantry of Russia
At MOntevideo, Mimi. laborer by the name
of Andrew Golden is run over by the ears and
killed.
Prominent leaders of the Peoples party at
Memphis, Tenn. organize The Industrial Ie-
giOn of the United States
ID. A. BlOdgett, Il prominent business man at
Grand Rapids, Mich. retres from business and
divides his estate of s.. 100000 into three equal
parts.
November 20.
The number of immigrants arrived in the
United States during the month ended Oct 81
was 1642s.
Richard McClaughery of Cook cOunty's IA
nous board of Doodle commissioner dies at Chi
cage.
The Homestead strike is ended The loss in
wages will reach. it is said, in the neighbOrhood
of $2,OOO,OOO.
O. " Hensley of Springfield Ohio, swndies
100 wOrkingmen of the city out of $1,000 through
a land scheme.
The well-knOwn actors. Nat Goodwin and
Henry +. DiXey quarrel in New York and the
latter is knocked down
The Merchants hotel at Wilmar Mimi is de
StrOyed by fire. and West Howe an engineer.
pPriShpS in the flames.
November II.
L. '. POWderly is again hOnOTed by being re-
elected Grand Master Workman of the K of L.
Scarlet fever is at present raging to an alarm
ing extent at New Tim. Mimi Many are dying
Huber BaStian and George bookings two we'll
known citizens of Rochester, MIMI died last
Saturday.
The president appoints Manning Nj. Rose OF
Ohio to be assistant commissioner of the general
land office.
All Italian newspaper fears that the pope's in
terest in the United States will result in the
election of an American as pope.
Reports received from the districts visited by
the recent storm in Washington state show a far
greater loss than was anticipated
The president has RENTED the unexecuted
part of the sentence of six years Imprisonment
in the case of the bank wrecker James A. Sim
mons of New York.
Notwithstanding their diminutiye
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