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The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02

LISBON, March Especial Tele-
gram. ]-Th. Fargo Presbytery has been
in session here for two days. The re
ports from the thirty-nine churches
which form the presbytery were of a
most encouraging nature and show a
large increase in membership over pre-
ceeding years. A gain of 81, 400 was re-
ported in the contributions which is
something far beyond the ordinary gain
in this direction. On Tuesday evening
a popular meeting was held at which
two extremely interesting papers were
read by the Rev. j. 8. Boyd on Pre-
paration for Revivals and by the Rev. j.
VI. Wood on the Nature and Need of
Revivals. Afttr this meeting the ladies
of the local church gave the visiting
pastors and elders reception at which
refreshments we're served. It was de-
iightful sffair and tended to further
bind the tie existing between the mem
bers of the presbytery. At tn eelection
Of officers the Rev. s. Andrews was
chosen moduator and the Rev. J. 8
Boyd stated clerk. The Rev William
Sangree was appointed delegate to the
general assembly which meets at Port
land, Ore, and the Rev. ]. s. Boyd is
his alternate. AS lay delegate the choice
was Elder F. Norton of Lisbon, with
Elder @. P Smith of jamestown as al.
ternate. This afternoon the pre-bytery
adjourned to meet at Hillsboro the sec
ond Tuesday in October.
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Arsaults a Reporter.

CHICAGO, March 3O.-A new sensation
was furnished today in the Doodle in
vestigation, which, it has been an
nounced. was practically closed. The
fresh cause OF excitement was q per-
sonal encounter between States Attor-
ney Longenecker and Reporter Mark
ID. Salt. In moment of uncontrollinR
rage Judge Longenecker struck Salt in
the face, kicked him out of the criminal
court building and ordered the bailiff
not to allow him to come again within
q rod of the states attorneys ofioe.
Salt is "a reporter who caused the
Indictment of w. B. Hereley, . mem.
Der of the board of education, who
was accused of conspiracy to bribe
in connection with the school supply
copt1aots Last evening Salts paper
presenting column article violently
abusing the states attorney, directly
charging him with retarding the prose
cution in the interest of the boodler's
aud asserted that he dared not force
them to the wall. 1t also accused Long.
enecker of being boodler himself and
having within six months after being
elected states attorney built q house
costing 100000. Salt today denied
writing the article but later admitted
being the author of half of it. Judge
LonRenecker declared that so far from
shielding the accused persons he has
pushed the indictment of Herely,
though the evidence was decidedly
tlimsy.
THE states attorney intimates that
Salt may be indicted for criminal libel
and Salt threatens the arrest of the
states attorney.
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THE WICKED WORLD.

UNFoUNDED jealousy incites man at At
lantic Iowa, to wife murder and suicide.
WEBSTER c. HILL, son of wealthy Chi
cago widow, has been arrested in New
York for stealing jewelry at a swell recep-
ton.
A MAN named Stevens took poison at
Keewater Man, and then cut his jugular
vein. He committed the act in fit of an
ger.
FIVE mutilated bodies are found in va
cant house in Liverpool. The alleged mur-
derer, who is supposed to be Jack the Rip
per, is arrested.
THE Lncke-Stelle murder trial was con-
cluded at Vandalia, ILL.,, when the jury
brought in a verdict for the deien dant.
Locke is thirty-three years DID, newspa-
per man, and nephew of the late br
Locke, c'Petroleunl v. Easby').
MANAGER Charles D. Knowlton of
the Knowlton Manufacturing COM
pany, of Freeport, ILL.,, while
alone in his office recently was approached
by crank who demanded 500, 600 in cash.
He promised the amount and sent the
stranger to another part of the building for
the money and while he was gone Mr.
knowlton gave the alarm, but the fellow
escaped and could not be 70 und.
FRANK JEv1LLE, a notorious character
had fight with his wife over the owner
ship of dollar at their home, Altoona,
Pa.evil Jle became SO enraged that he
pitched lighted lamp and broke it on her
head. She was burned from head to loot,
and soon died in horrible agony. Jeyille
made his escape and has not yet been cap
tured.
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Two Happy Souls II, Cus..l,on.

CAssE1ToN, N. D., March &c.
special Telegram. A brilliant
wedding took Place here at 4:3O
this afternoon, the contracting parties
being Miss Martha Bucholz and Mr.. w.
r. Frehling. They are both we'll known
in society circles in this vicinity. Rev.
q. Meinart performed the ceremony at
the residence Of the brides parents, and
they will leave this morning for an ex.
tended trip through the east at places
of interest, and stopping at various
points through Iowa. where the gro9m 8
parents reside; also at Duluth, where
Mrs b. Richford, sister of the Lride.
lives. She was present at the ceremony
There was quite gathering of CasseI
ton people present, who Joined one
and al! in wishing the happy couple a
long life of Enjoyment. Many hand
some and expensive presents were re-
ceived. An elegant supper was served,
which appropriately ended the happy
occasion.
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THENEWSSUl[MARY
The Latest News of the World Con,
densed and Arranged in Conven-
lent Form.
Washington, Personal, Foreign, Grim
inal, Casualty and Other
Important News.
THE CAPITAL:

COMMISSIONER RAUM was examined before
the house investigation committee.
The president has recognized Neftali
Guerrero as consul general of Chilli at San
Francisco, Cal.
The diplomatic and consular appropria.
ton bill consolidates several missions re-
duces grades and cuts down consular
salaries
Work on war vessels at the Mare Island
navy yard is being rushed. and all avail
able Pacific coast vessels may be sent to
Bering sea at once.
President HARRISON, by proclamation,
imposes duties upon products of Columbia,
Hayti and Venezuela because those coun-
tries have not effected treaties of recip pro-
city with the United States.
AN annual reduction of $500. 900 in the
salaries of clerks and craftsmen in the
architects office, treasury department has
been made owing to the fact that the ex-
penses were running ahead of the appro-
priation. w. d. Window, a son fthe
late Secretary Window, suffers reduction,
with others, in all, about 60.
The Columbian Exposition committee of
the senate authorized favorable reports to
be made upon several resolutions extend
ing invitations to the king and queen of
Spain and the presidents of the Central and
South American republics to attend the
Worlds Fair; soliciting the loan of relics
and documents relating to Columbus and
the discovery of America, and authorizing
the librarian of congress to make an exhibit
of similar articles.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
CASUALTIES

The United States steamer Alliance is
wrecked near Yokohama, Japan.
The gun store of A. j. Anderson at Fort
Worth, Tex. has burned. Loss, $12O, 900;
insurance, SIS, QUO.
The extensive oil works of John Eccles at
Blackburn, England, were burned. The loss
is many thousand dollars.
The works of the Colwell & Collins Nor
way Bolt company, Cleveland, were burned
Loss 100000.
The Thompson carriage factory at Osh-
kosh, Wis, was burned. Loss $25, 900; in
surance $19,5oO
Michael Mclaughlin, child OF twelve
years, threw himself beneath moving
place, Pa, and was killed.
MAT BIERDEN, a young man of eighteen,
ofCowvlle township, near Dayton, was
found dead in barn. He is supposed to
have been kicked by horse.
A sK1FF manned by three men capsized
in the Missouri at Nebraska City, and the
occupants were drowned. Their names
could not be learned.
DURING a politico-municipal meeting in
Dublin the floor collapsed and all present
were plunged into the cellar below. Many
were injured seriously.
BY an explosion i'll Revenue tunnel, near
Ouray, Col, Grant Robinson and Patrick
Maloney were killed, and Patrick Burns
fatally injured.
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In-.ruc.ion. to the Fargo Land ON CO.

auHtEuCtiOus ~ INC r6F8O Lana OfU Co.
WASHINGTON, d. O.. March 3O.-Com.
missioner Carter forwarded instructions
to the register and receivers at Fargo
and Watertown relative to the opening
of the Sisseton reservation. Any relig.
ious society wishing to purchase any of
these lands must make proof after six
weeks advertisement of its proper occu
pancy of the same on March 8, 1891 and
pay $1,50 per acre. Homestead and
townsite entries are the only kind that
can be made. The homestead applicant
must reside upon and improve bis tract
five years, except in case of oommuta
ton under section 2.3O1 r. 8. The
rights of soldiers are not abridged.
Each settler must pay $3.50 per acre
1t is not possible to state definitely all
the land along the boundary which falls
to the Fargo tr Watertown district un
til surveys are made. The north half
of the north half of sections 20, 20 and
80, township 129, range 40, and sections
25 to 80, township 1879. ranges so to 54,
will be withheld from entry until the
surveys are made No entries will be
received until the time stated in the
presidents 8 message. which will be noon
on April Is.
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PERSONAL.

Prof. John Cairnes d. d., LII. D., princi.
pal OF the United Presbyterian college in
Edinburgh is dead, aged seventy-three.
Rt. Rev. Gregory Thurston Bedell. for
many years Episcopal bishop of the dio.
cese of Ohio, died in New York, aged
eighty years.
Ex-President Cleveland has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address at Valpa-
raiso, Ind, at the formal opening of the
new chapel May L.
Capt. Walter Crook, aged sixty eight, ex-
state senator and brother ofth late Gen.
George Crook, was stricken with paralysis
at his home at 1admore, Ohio, and is in q
critical condition.
SIR HENRY BouvER1E WILLIAM BRAND
VIscoUNT HAMPDEN, lineal descendant of
Sir John Hampdcn, is dead. He was
speaker of the British house of commons
from 1872 to 1884.
Cart. JNo. b. BREsErrE, for many years .
leading member of the st. Paul police
force, drops dead in Minneapolis.
DIR. ]. II. CHAPLIN, we'll known in educa-
tional and scientific circles died at Meriden,
Conn.
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FOREIGN.

The grand duke OF Hesse is dead.
A PLOT to assassinate the sultan of Turkey
is discovered.
ANARCHISTS are creating another reign of
terror in Paris.
FREE-FoR-ALL fight occurs among gamb-
lcrs at Monte Carlo.
The negotiations for the consolidation of
the Freeman's Journal and the National
Press of Dublin have been concluded.
VIOLENT snowstorms ragged recently in
Germany. Many railway trains were de-
layed by snow.
PRnrDEHr CARHor Of France signed the
commercial reciprocity convention with the
United States.
REPoRrs from various sources show that
Russian agents are actively preparing for
coup d detat in the Balkans.
The folkething has granted $66 600 for the
expense of Denmark's participation in the
Chicago fair.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has recovered suff-
GENTLY from his indisposition to allow of
his again leaving the palace.
The dominion is considering a retalia-
ton upon Newfoundland fishermen similar
to the tax placed on Canadian fishermen IN
Newfoundland and Wales.
FRANZ SCHNEIDER. the murderer of ser
want girls, was executed in Vienna by gar
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WALSH COUNTY,

Mimic: The dwelling house and barn
OF j. F. Davis, three miles from town,
were totally destroyed by fire Tuesday
afternoon. =. And still the w. O. r. u.
ladies of the village are on the move to
earn their dollars as per their agree.
ment Two young ladies' were pursu
ing novel and quite original method
tuesday afternoOn-and were meeting
with fi.tterjng success Each had pro
vided basket of very ten pting looking
cakes aid doughnuts. which they
offered for sale to the people along Har-
vey avenue.
Grafton: A sad tale OF the results Of
ship. Iorwald q. Ohnstad and family,
consisting of wife and two young sons,
started from their fathers to reach their
home at orly short distarce They
found that they could not make the way
with the team, so The y turned the wagon
box over and laid the boys on the robe
beneath it. The father then placed his
body above them, tpiea slug his fur coat
to keep them from freezing while the
mother started to seek help Late on
Thursday they were found. all dead ex-
cept the older boy who was apparently
nDharmed. He tells the story how the
little one called for papa AMI mama long
after both were dead, bat finally hit
Voice grew weaker Until he ulso died
Tie Older one ri main. d almost two duys
in his aw full situation before rescued.
A Knights of Pythias lodge h.s been
organic, with good membership. Az
Married-Henry Ferris of Ardooh ~
Miss Jane A Stead Of Turtle River.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
TIL. Letter rha, Finally C.m..

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 3d. James
McNabb of this city has rt ived letter
from now deceased brother, which has
been fifty -one years on the way. 1t was
mailed at Mobile, Ala. Dec 30. 1910
and last came from Caledonia, Living
ston county, N. Y. No explanation has
been II ceived from the latter place as to
the delay. The writer of the letter died
three years ego in California, and there
is 90 one mentioned in 1t who is now
living. It was not a valuable letter
and there is no known reason why it
should not have been sent on at once,
even if opened by mistake.
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rot,ng. His struggles were horrible to Wit

ness.
THE liabilities of the Barings have been
reduced to f7.170666 making an apparent
surplus OF 1892, ,O9l. 1t is believed that
the guaranteers will not lose anything.
Two men have been lynched in Mexico,
presumably by Cara sympathizers for aid.
ing United States troops in the recent cam.
paign.
The report that British East African
troops has sustained q severe defeat in
Mitu at the hands of large force of ma
tlves losing many men, was incorrect.
BARONESS RooUEs mother of Miss
Florence Maybrick, who is serving life
sentence in the working prison, paid visit
to her daughter recently. Mrs. Maybrick
Is broken in spirit and health.
THE Guelph fund bill introduced in the
lower house of the Prussian diet author
ICES the government to remove the seuues-
tration laid upon the property of the late
King George of Hanover.
The returns issued by the French Board
of Trade show that during February the
imports decreased f74O, 900 and the exports
decreased f17,S4l 900 as compared with
those OF the corresponding month last year.
COUNTESS RUSSELL. wife of lord Russell.
wiz ASSCuiy uusuCCeSSiully Sueu lot u WITH
of judicial separation and who was order
ed by the divorce court to pay the costs of
that action, has appealed from the Or
der.
THE Italian steamer Colombo, from
Santos, Rio Janero, and other Brazilian
ports, has arrived at Genoa and been
ordered into quarantine. She has had "A
cases ofyellow fever aboard, OF which Is
were fatal.
AT the proper stage on the Northwest
Territories bill in the Canadian parliament
this session, Dalton Mccarthy, NJ. F., will
introduce his amendment for the abolish
ing of French as the official language in the
Northwest Territories.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
Behring Sea Trouble,

The note on the Behring Sea question,
calling out President Harrison's vieor-
ous answer. about which everybody is
talking, was written by the Marquis of
Salisbury in his capacity of secretary of
state, foreign department He fills the
post 4 prime minister as we'll, and is
probably the ablest,f English states
men belonging to the conservative party.
His name as an American citizen would
be Robert Arthur Talbot Gasooyne
Ceoil' He was born in England in 1880,
was educated at Elton and Oxford, dis
played early in life marked journalistic
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I,,,.. stormy sin Doing Business.

a eNA,. Ia, March 29.-Stormy
'@3 kS1ost notorious ssloonkeeper
II D D n Gsaew spending his
rtytaEs Sb0oAi,1anss at the
tuunty jan. stlLsxni I W lufGaaoyel
%isasas !ssen SssS' sli =: =. .ssssst: a:s::
GtS,enss Go59 hseh xps .Pg' 4 ~. 81. &.
receipts as rapidly as he gos Nj
satisfied with this style of doa16hQtE,
nets Stormy came forth from the Bssai 4
cns afternoon and locked the saloon
doors till he found a man in whom he
had more faith. This done the doors
again swung open and the beverages are
dispensed over the marble bars as OF
yore. Rut the latest novelty is an nd
vertisement he had inserted in The
Courier, which reads as follows: "For
Rent-Two fats in the Woods block,
elegantly ref ted and furn shed. Apply
to Stormy Jordan. county jail"
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SPORTING MATTERS.

SULLIVAN and Corbett agree to fight on
Sept. Z.
ST. PAUL and Minneapolis are granted
franchises in the Western Base Ball league.
The schedule for the season is promulgated.
Manager Selec has decided OH uniform
of black for the Boston champions while
playing away from home next season.
Joseph ]. Gerhardt, the veteran second
baseman, will manage the Albany Club
during the coming season Charles Brady
will play second base for the team.
A crank has found out that in 100 ga mes
$50 fly balls went to centerfeld, 100 to right
and 1876 to left. In 100 Association games,
PAT to center, 219 to left and lSO to right.
Mike Kelly says the magnates own the
balls, bats, bases and everything connected
with the game now. and the players might
as we'll acknowledge it. "If they told me
to play for $l;5o a day, Kelly would don
his little knicker bockers and do it" says
the .king,"
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
Ice INN nj Yullax CITY.

VALLEY CIrY, N. D., March 3O-[Spe-
cial Telegram. The ice is breaking up
in the Sheyenne just above this point
and has already formed jam which
throws the water over considerable terri.
tory to the north, but the 10y of the
land is such that the water returns to
the river bed before reaching Valley
Oity Ten years ago the ice formed
gorge just opposite this city and pant.
OF it was under water for some time. Ii
is feared that the incident will be re-
peattd again this spring. Every pre-.
caution, however, will bs taken to avert
its recurrence.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
D1OKLY COUNTY.

Cakes: Rumor has it that Mr.. James
Munson, who, formerly lived south of
Ludden has struck it rich in Colorado
he located mining claim soon after he
left this place two ears ago and recent.
ly sold portion of it for $35. OGO. u. j.
N. Ohamberlin's little boy, Moss, had
the misfortune to break one of his legs
Friday. He ives climbing upon wagon,
when he fell, the wheel passing over
hia leo
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WELLS COUNTY.

Syl eston: Died-Mjnnie Achte, berg,
aged ls. Born-To Mr.. aid Mrs Nj
BrintoD, q SOD ....W. O. Beron of this
city was marli. d in Fifeshire, Scotland,
to Mrs Annie Horn. Nose Martin
surprised his friends by bripgil e home
bride on bis return from Calada. !.
At the Congregational church last We'd
nesday Wi liam Pinkam was married to
Mis-. Lucinda Varney Of Chicago.
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Tho Pope Disple..ed.

ROME. March 3O.-The. pope is dis
pleased at the attacks made in certain
journals upon Archbishop Ireland of st.
Paul. The statement that the pope
had nominated a commission of cardi-
nails contrary to Archbishop Ireland's
wishes, to judge the reports of the Fair
bault and Saltwater question is false.
On the contrary the pope has given in
structions to the opposite effect.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
BURLElGh COUNTY

Bismarck: Miss Adelaide Kinnear of
Fargo. president Of the Moth Dakota
State Woman's Christian Temperance
union, delivered lecture here last
Sunday. evening which was listened t.
by large audience. ID. The Ft Yates
Dramatic company has written to Bis
marck for dates.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
Moth WIN Can NIurpl,y,s Den.

ST. PAUL, March 3O.-Frank Murphy,
the light weight champion of Min
nesota. has challenged any 14O pound
man in the country to meet him on the
carpet for from 300 to $1. 600 aside. He
will wrestle either Gleco. Roman CATCH
as:catch can style. Charley, Moth will
call the def.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02
RAMSEY CODTY.

Ohurchs Ferry: Owen Ford was un-
fortunate enouoh to lose his pocketbook
containing $175 Monday night. He
slept in a room with ten others and one
of the number is suspected of the theft
A draft on an eastern bank for 500,
q $50 bill and $50 bill and SIS in silver
constitute the makeup of the loss.
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THE rolLERs.

GREAT strike of miners takes place in
England and Wales.
The Canadian Pacific management dis
charge employees who had intended to
strike.
GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY,
of the Knights of Labor, is soon to re-
sign.
A CHICAGO paper says that determined
and wide spread movement is on foot
among the machinists' unions of the coun-
try to increase their strength SO that a
strong fight may be made for shorter
hours Of labor and increased wages.
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BOTTINHAU COUNTY.

Bottipeau: The Bottineau Agricul-
tural society at recent meeting de-
cided to have an exhibition of horses,
cattle, wheat oats and barley on Satur
day, April Q. Miss Emms Gilbert and
the Misses Emma and Nellie Cuddie of
Willow City have been granted licenses
10 teach the youngsters how to learn
their A B Or Miss Smith las been
retained as principal of the village
schools.
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Nlnrcu. Duly,s uonyy Lor..

BUTTE, Mont, March 80 Marcus
Daly's losses of colts at the Bitter Root
stock farm this season will aggregate
100000. Five.sixths of the colts foaled
have died Immediately after birth. The
best veterinary surgeons are unable to
arrive at the cause. but consider it to be
An epidemic.
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MoQUTOsH COUNTY.

Ashley: The Method dist people are in
need of preacher. ... Ole Tenold and
O,e Larson having sold out their prop.
erty in this county. moved out Tuesday,
going east. supposedly for the Sisseton
reservation, which will be opened to
settle rs about the middle of next month
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Wore Going to Fly H,sb.

CHICAGO. March 29.-Robert E. Whit.
tikar and Charles Herbert Smith, the
two clerks who we're reported to have
embezzled $50, 900 from Lambson & Co.,
with which to plunge in the wheat pit
were arrested today. They had just re-
turned to Chicago, and had started to
lu1uriate in magnificent apartments
which they rented on Michigan avenue.
The reason for their seeming confidence
that they were not in danger in return.
ing to Chicago is mystery.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-02

ability, and entered the house of com.
mons in 1858. he continued q member
OF that bocy until 1868, when he in.
herited his title and took his place in
the house of lords. In 1867 he resigned
the office of secretary of state for India
which he was filling in the Derby ad.
ministration. because not in sympathy
with the policy of parliamentary reform.
He took the same office under Mr..
Disraeli in 1874. In 1878 be was ap.
pointed special ambassador to Turkey,
and was representative of England In
the conference of Oonstantinople of that
year. He and the late Earl of Bacons.
field displayed their ability in the CON
ference of Berlin, the same year The
marquis went out of office in 1880. In
1885 and again in 1886 he was called by
the queen to the premiership.