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indemnity for timber taken from public

indemnity for timber taken from public
lands.
John Holland an cmrloye of the Wis
con>in Refrigerator factory at Eau Claire,
fell otla Scaifolding anl broke his arm in
two places.
j. B Jones. a farmer living near Stevens.
town, La Crosse County, had his lct hand
and two ribs broken in runaway aeci.
dent.
Miss Rose l.inde Il Fond du Lac girl, had
narrow escape from drowning while skat-
ing on the river at that place. She broke
through the ice and was rescued with diff
| cultv by some men VITO were near at hand
ltis likely that the plant OF the Victor
Mann acturing c C.mpany, of Springfield,
o., will be removed to Jancsvillc Repre-
sentat'ves of the Ohio firm have secured an
option ON 100 acres OF land at .1ancsvllc.
Henry Mansfield employed Mt the Mimi
esota flour sheds at West Superior, fellsrom
the dock upon the ice, a distance OF IA feet,
| and received injuries from which he died
| shortly q terwa dS.
Frederick F.ck, farmer residing at New
burg, Washington County, was seriously
inJure i'll runaway accident. His right
hand was so badly crushed that it was II, c.
essay to amputa.e the index finger
a strange incident in connection with
the marriage OF Miss Sophia Nieth to
Joseph Nero, at West Bend few days aro
was that 'he couple were married in the
same building and in the same room i'm
which the brides mother was married lust
thirty-eisht years ago.
Winslow Staples, living near Grants
burg fell out OF hiS wagon anil Law on the
road unconscious for several hours before
being discovered. lie suffered Il partial
stroke OF paralysis of the left side, and i, is
doubtful it he can recover.
Dane County will probably soon have a
new Jail. at n meeting of the County
Board resolution was introduced iop the
| appointment OF Il committee to receive
plans and proposals for new Jail to cost
not more than S45 600.
The contract has been let for rebuilding
the plant OF the Mace Marble Gloss Lime
Works, at Menomonee Falls, which were
recently destroyed by fire. A large force
OF men have commenced cleaning up the
debris.
| Sever Serely. former treasurer of Chippe.
wa County, who was sentenced eighteen
months ago 10 four years IN state prison
Tor embezzlcment, has been granted a par
| don by Gov Peck and has returned to his
home in Chippewa Falls.
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North Dakota.


The residence of NJ Collins at Grand
Forks burned, with all its contents. Loss.
$500; insurance $1,000.
The Goodman stock of clothing and fur.
nlshing goods was sold at Jamestown I'M.
der executions aggregating Sis, 900 Morris
Beck an employe of the embarrassed firm
purchased the stock Tor $4,000 and will
resume business at once
The committee appointed 10 collect sub
scriptions to the Chautaupun Association
sick collected s., 600 and anticipate no diff
ficulty in collecting the balance. They are
much cated over their success
Charley McGraw nged lG stole 80 from
Mrs. Bunkcr's restaurant at Devils Lake
where he was waiter, and had bought a
ticket for Grand Forks but the lateness of
the train detained him till Top. m., when
he vas arrested and S2l recovered.
George Marden, a switchman in the en-
poy OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
company at James town, who fell under IL
car and had his arm crushed near the
shoulder died in the city hospital. lie was
a young man and had been in the employ
OF the company but short time. His
parents live in California.
Harry Woodruff the boy who is supposed
to have shot himself near jamestown and
gave his name as Thnrncr Gees is in Il cit.
zeal condition with a bullet in his chest.
lie came rom st. .lohn>bury VT,
The North Dakota Christian Endeavor
convention held two sessions at Grand
Forks. The officers for the ensuing wear
are: Pres dent, R. NJ Carothers, of Grand
FORKS; vice presidents. l.. T.. Cook. of
Dickinson. Miss A. NJ. Dier, of Cassclton
and Miss l.. Saunders, Of Lisbon
Peter p. Stevens, 80 years of age, resi-.
dent of Hankinson. while out hunting ON
the 11inst, was shot and instantly
killed by the accidental discharge of his
gun. He was alone at the time The entire
charge offs shot struck him in the left breast
tearing the heart a | TO pieces
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London. N"v. ~. l:im"iallism has found
an ;'ivm';t" in Archbishop Walsh Of Dublin
III an Interview regarding the distress pre-
Nallih% III lr"l.lirl tn" archbishop declared
that TIL" adoption of l'mrullism WAS !, mat
'"r "f iml"rtiv" necessity to say" the Irisl,
ttI ants from in'yitahlr ruin. Ii WAS dis
h'l'"niI", the archbishop added ln lind that
no Interest was taken in The question hy
the l"n'hl Of III" Irish parliamentary I:irtv
II Things =, "n as they are. even the rN-
'rllrnt land lnirrll:S. schemes may Income
hrf"r" many vars are over. u source of
Widespread disaster tn purchasers under il :
According Ia Archbishop Walsll'S views. for
elm "mI'rti'i.'n is not at all Ii" sole cause
"i ,l'" l'iin.l- fall in III" p.'lrrS of nsri-
cultural ln'nil,is.S. TIL" n:iin rn,iSr, he lc.
li'v"S. Is The r"nin'i"ris lis, in the vain" Of
gold
'Wllat 81 prospect it is" he added "lor
Irish tenants. whose judicial rents ar" fixed
for fifteen years. or for iii,. tenants with an.
nl,l p'ir'lH'>" payments, extending over
iiS-hi'r' wears. that gold has i>,.u ~ per
unl In ,a!n" within The last iir,'cu ,r;r>,
and must "nniinu" To appreciate II Tho pres.
cht system i> lnniniiIl,r. The a.rhhi .lnp
"'n"'n'irI by expressing III" h"lm that H..
conIrr'.l!"" III brussels would s,,,.rc"i in
solving IL" monetary problem.
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sou,l.rner. Oppose w".hburn.. ni,.

SNy1HnnL u NOV. EI.-Tbc 0rpoSiiinn
t" tly Hat. Wash'rrn nti"pii"n hill x
;:ppar. nIl: ..ti.ii'.S free daily in ;i.
S.rth. I.,-'..,+ Ia, secretary Of III. >avam-
nat Cotton .a.ag". ~ Il memorial 20
Iui'ci stats Senators E"I.irn and cylcIi'r
stating ii:at a :.!c..tiI. of ri:c board II ai-
r""tpr- Of III" Savannah '.ItDn .N"lau.c
.tr,ir.i"t, ~. rne ">1iian-. iS a lodi.
j! Wa Gnan.i;r u-v Resolve! la. the anti
"i,'!". n'l 4" con-" - Imr nn-i'lc..lIipr
IN u" >-'.lt... - il, r.'i>-.lihllu. in Dec"u.
h.r. il pa>S.i w"ti.l hr If great Injury %
the Agricultural nni commercial indu tries
Of lAe cou:i!y 10y i,g"hihi-ii- c"tv"ri..t
and necessary .ne.!o.i "f u ain iI ;..,. :.
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Montreal, N"v. 2,I;"v. .ib,,c IDuyaS I,i.h
lisL., in l.e Muinl" 81 letter from Il French
Canadian in the Iilit. States who COM
plains %. the coli.inr."rIs ..Iigr.ii",i from ,li.
province and Tie failure ~ fiI'b>" in power
10 l.:th" efforts 1" stop il. I;"v. Alb" thu
adds Hundreds of "iir families hnv. left
er:iI have .o,i" from t. r"unt,s nf
ohit.n,Iiciny and I;"nuharrini-. This i,
soIr"wila. astonishing. for tli">c counties :p.
pear To- be Tie most ft"ori:,l" III every Ic-
sI.c;. II orr In-nib"rs Of parliament still
have !ai:i III tn. i,lt VI. Of tn. '"rf.r:.t ion
let ii":l TAX" NJ tiy aus, f"r t.,": i..;.,t
E;..u.-t;.id il is Just.
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Cincinnati. Nov. y, The llrrcSy trial of
iT"l. Henry H. Smith. ui Ian. 'ih"olopical
S"ilii airy, WIS Resumed to-day ly tho Gin
rli'il'i rr"Shytrry. in th, First rrrsi,ytc.
ran church. In th" hr.inning Pref Spruull
sa'r ii"ll''r ol II protest against tho action
~ 'il'' l'f''shyt"rN al ia" last ~">siun in vnt-
mS 10 sustain tli" first charge. and SIu..ili.
cations rs proper in form and LEGAL effect.
ne declared III his protest that the arlinn of
li" l'i''sht'rlA wis iiuI only ,invrr:Inicd
y. reason. hni contrary tn Christian broth.
I,'i''l. II" PR; WAS ruled out II or Ter
in '',," ,',,, WIS i'ri resumed "I .h" Smlrrn,y
a.. ~ i.iili 'ii l"Gnl effect "f ,lr. second
ri;'i =" ''ni specifications This is rrnliv
,l,' M most ilhrnrianl of III" three charges
f'Ina.'; II I,nr s,,,. III u involves h' real question
INSPIRATION Of Inc Hih" The rar... is
ll."Ii in pnmpl!ir' entitled "I;ihlirni Srl,,I.
W. ~ ana Iil'Lirnli'n lrnf Smith taught
wor'l of G"d aod lii" c"nfrsS.nu Of fn,h,
ili;,' me Holy SIi', did not sp roritro! ,En
Hshil,u ~ M writer's ia ih"ir composition of tie
10y sr,ir'mr"S rs Il" nnkr III in ul'rrarr"s
nnisnih,"N i lrni'iinl. T.. free from error
whrr in'"rlr"i''l' in tn ii. lur.t! ana in.
ended Sense. he Charges ar made M Of
"n.'h .',. sl'illr''ii"n' "f assertions oi what
Elhlnly concerning the author If t'hlou, itS
"i - ,iir ~. fS;,iins and II portion of Isaiah.
c,,",, me ~ @ ,h. rr"l,"r arElII:"n before the
non 70 me s'llliri"nr! ui this cl:res and its
pee 'hrali"ns ns I" form and l"g,; effect,
IN" members of III" cuhrt almost withurt
rtsSioi OF The question whether Prof
Smiths t"a"Ein. Was or WI, rot contrary
I" III" flml;iinrntIl 'lnririnr of linz church
Among those who spoke In favor of .,mAt;fil.
M the clarr" wnr" Dr. bryan. lDr
idtcEir. who favored some siiyl.r :irii"iru-
mcnl; Dr. James, im. Reynolds, Dr. Robert
son AMI Dr. Roberts. ir. Maxwell :,:ll
Elder Fulton al suc'l ag:,i'ist IA" charge.
No vet" hid been taken wh"n time for -.
cess arrived
Al the afternoon session the debate WAS
t'1liinil'a In the same strain for M hour or
more. ana tl'ci vote vas taken hv ayes
ana nays upon SUSTAINING: the su!:oirncy
or 'h" second cliarg" IN form and ':al 81
irrf. and resulted In hN"+. "A: nays. ~.
Ii" specifications wcrr N"lcd :ifl.i ht.ii,.,
amended l'y the l'ios"uting committee. III
Hcrnr'ianrc with Prof. Smiths suc"rSiiuI.
and by hiS consent. and wer" then. VIII: H."
second charge. appr"vcd ~ a whole. H."
Third aml last r'lirg" viii nn'l"llln"iIy b.
approved without drtt.'. and il,rn III" iriu:
t,l1
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EmhczyIcmcm, 1,,urrc,I.

Chicago. Nov. % An alleged r.nbczale-
mfht of SECOND from Rand. McNnily & Co.,
the publishers, WAS brought TO light today
by an attempt "n The part of the accused.
Z. IL. Williams. to dispose Of his real estate
NJ h'l'il"l. The sale WAS prevented hv an
a''''' ltin"hi. Williams was until recently
az he h"nd of one Of the Ian, MrNnlly a.
Co.'s departments. Ii is charged that he
r"nverted commissions to the amount mnmrd
To his own use pon being discovered he
larg" family no criminal proceedings were
instituted. He promised to make restitution.
ii Is said. but instead went to New York
and has since ignored all ovrrturcs for Il
Snlllrmnul.
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IA, study Human Nn,ur..

Chicago Nov. 22..\ school in which men
and women Ia h lh" .trNt docks is
about la hr established in Chicago" rh"
'hirag" rhrulngiral >,'iuinaty, "f which il
Is To ID" an adjunct, Will l,c III" founder and
the depart hirut will III. ,in,irr ih' super.
Ni>i"n ot Ill" eminent smi"lug>i. ll"t.
Graham TaNlnr. The announcement, l.,
mad" this evening that il has been dee i,lrd
i" Secure huil'in. in some quarter of the
tilT Mi,rI" ih" i':n"r',lt and viroiS "lls>r,
r"l@rr.n'" and l,,liml II SEMINARY social
Srii iilriIrni. Her" will Ia. established n,
small community uf students. who will
study social l'inh''nl> III first hands. The
settlement Wit; n"i hm mission" said
i'r"f. Taylor today. "lhe ordinary >,u,n,
IN preparing I"l Ill" ministry is educated
AWAY iruiu l"nplr. The idea "f the s.nin-
AIRY S"'l;il settlement is :" hrin. lin in
touch with III" lr"uI". When the depart
hnni has l""u fully organized students
Mil u" s"nt Int" the police courts To study
li" There. and th" 'iv"r'" court. will not
b. neglected. .Nnar"hism will asa lac ,l;nl"
Il special study.
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Oshk"-n. Wi-.. Nnf. 20. Wllr i hr7i:voi
20 bc an attempt 10 d.fr.uI i..>'t:.itcr coin
panics hy Il bogus hoail! la, d 'ciop". h"l.
through an attempt 80 collect >1.is., f..,ia
til. American Mutuai Accident association.
Il this city on Tho Ike cf L. J. intrn IL
Marathon county. whose .,.He>c:.ia' ives
claim that he * dead.
HI. residence OF 1itrun wa> burue,. OH
Oc,. -. 1t WAS :: nn..>InTy i,,iihing. ani
two men VII" w"F" around aii toll II rhe
tire said Thrun. ,.>cap..! without difficulty.
He has uut be. around since. au,i q cI,arrt,.
skeleton was found it! III. ruins. The in
surancc people did n"t believe il was Iiir,Im
and caused all inquest - h. :rai.. iii..
ir,r.. ,lrciI,l il ~.
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10 Relieve Gen. Poe.

WHsIiMgtOn. Nov Ii.-Thc mO0teI Gnns-
ton as to whether Mai William Ludlow
corps Of engineers, would be rrinslatcd as
engineer OF the Ninth and Eleventh light
house. districts. embracing Lakes Huron
Michigan and superior and ST. Mnrys river
lia' finally been settled by the secretary
Of war In detailing Mai. Milton Il: AdnmS
corps of engineers, to duty. Maj. Adams
relieves Col. %. NJ. Poe. corps Of engineers,
who has been In temporary chars" of the
engineering works in thos" districts since
In consequence. Of his controversy with the
Ii yht hDlls,. bO;ir
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s;D,,.on for sc,,,or

Washington. Special Nov. 2S-Jerry Simp
son declares that the candidacy of Mrs.
Lease for senator is put forth hy Republican
papers who desire make The People S
party ridiculous. Simpson is not always re.
liable on these matters. ant! The fact that he
duce him to discourage the Lcas. candidacy.
In the last congress Jerry was an absolute
free trader; since he has become 80 strongly
Unidentified with the Democracy. he says the
tariff should he materially reduced. 1t ia
possible that Jerry hopes /" control some OF
thf. knnSlS nafrnunr,..
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l:crnr, Nov. 2?..At Eilis"ilin Yesterday
about iifty y"r.ng phi, SIS am nuns We're
""i,S'"ra'"i for special missionary work I'm
the United States. l'll.y will mmcdiatel,.
embark III Antwerp. Tn" field Of III.
rri"-'-' lal,"r> VIII hp i'll .Nri:aiisaS. while
'lir nuns =" rn 'rrS"li. Among the iattel.
is 81 nice" If !h bishop of f.iI>ri lin. Con
sihnrabl" interest = fcii In the question.
whether III" nissnar"s VIII h" detained
~ immigrants. OWN. 10 accounts that
have been ,n. however. of th.. press
ing ned inr missionary work in the INnitcd
States. an! "s;,"cihliy in Arkansas. it IL be
lirved thai ih'y Will b" permitted 10 land
Ii hnt ,l,.l.Iv
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-. work ,h. >,.o.,,on...

Washington. N"y. -2>.-'TA- secretary "f
the inT.1i". Las :.ri.,i,.i,-l HE f,luwin:
famed ~ = commission r" r-orcn neg ,ti.-
lions with t.:r >ho>i"I" and -irapa:,o.
Indians in Wv";niil: f.r iii.. surrender To
;.l.. Unite. States ~ "ariain portions of
their reservation ar:i To ntgoiiat. with
IEc Flarh. ~ ;ni snf.-l"rtt.i tribes OF
ll.dian~ i'll M"r.raila unier tii. provisions
of ri. :lrr "f July l::. lS2. be,-iuS Wade
.f II.i.Ia Nom: J,I!I ~ M.drum of
Cley.tt... wy".. and Nal-,i"ii l.. Crinp.
Harrison. Ark.
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AN ENGLISH SCHEME.

Plan 4" Solve the silver prubIem..
frlSsclS. NuN 2n..-rhc International
monetary conference met again to-day
lhr delay in issuing to the delegates the
proposals at Alfred de Kn,hschld, one
si III" representatives of Great Britain.
was due tn his :,SSrntin. last nigh, that
The proposals hr modified in accordance
with suggestions ma!r by NJ. Mnnlctiorr
Levi. the president OF lln. conferences.
aud other mnlnl,crs. Under the Srh"n,r
L" hr formulated 10y Mir. dr Ro,h>rhild
each government represented in the COLI
terence is 1" lac aSs.riatul in the plr-
li;iS' "i silver tn tl" minimum amount
"l t1.'""'.n"' sterling. aud il to take !,
hX'l proportion nj this amu,nt ut Il
limit "t i:i rrilcr per ounce. til" pm
'iia>c> I" lac m.,,lr direct hy the treas
nrl'> al ili" various countries. ur through
The agency "i financial Institutions Ii
is expected llr,t lh" British delegates
will support this plain IN the interest at
the Indian currency
\ Danish delegate. VIII" j. Il nono-
m",alli>l. will rrop">r The coinage of
silver = franc. >lilin. "r 81 pieces
rated I" @"ld ;rr"v.'inG I" the price ol'
SILVER III the YEAR previous T." llr ;i,l"l
li"n at an ru;,li",al agreement will
IL >"i2i"ra"r "i l| per cent. lie will
ais" lh""'>r thu appointment "l a per
mnn"ht international commission l." lin
the initial price. Should the price III
silver fall 4" - lrl rru' below The coil,-
az" ratio. ,l" commission will have a,,-
'h"rlN I" fin II it.w rili" ;u'l order the
rrr"nas" "i the pieces. Th">r coin,
will J." legal Tender internationally. banks
I" k''n 'hr'n as Il reserve against notes
and I" l,:iN" The right to demand cold in
exchange '"r llnrn NJ amy time ir"n tho
government issuing til" particular coin
held. Mr. de l:nlhsvhildS prupa
wrr" s"hniil,",! L" the conference this
afternoon. They COVERED, eleven printed
orav" pages. MIR. d" lt"thsrhl,l argnrs
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silver and Immtrrution.

New York, Nov. 2s.-Thc executive com
mittee of the New York free silver lca.un
met today and appointed Il committee of
five TO visit Washington and advocate the
passage of Il hill To increase thc purchase.
of silver from four and halfmillion> Ia
eighteen millions Il month as Il necess s:lry
1c!iev" the people from III. evils of a con
tracted currency. The committee vii! also
advocate the passage of i, hill 10 restrict
immigration by heavy head money tax
on all immigrants.
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NcfnriDuI Business.

V:nr"li,.r, Il. g., Sp"ral, N"v "a.
The steamer Empress ii China has
arrived With ~ .lr~, -r!a.> passengers,
90 Chinese. and - .IAl:,i"-" girls
supposed la II" bound for Chicago. ilirr. T."
be used for im!horal purposes. la 1870
forty .ni,HIics" girls were brought over and
sent to Seattle. and there wrr" forced tu
lead ii hcpraycd life. 1t is difficult 10 tell
by appearance The az. of Jnpiirrsc OF Chi
ncsc. In, many "f these are of tender age.
mere girls. Tile Iapan"Sc training ship
Kong" is in port ana is 4hir" novelty;
men ar" ,iAItv lii" fellows. S"ldc"ly i'll up
r,.:,ranr". and v"r: expert III NJ Use ri
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Washington. Special. Nuv. .6.-EX- Sccrc
tary Hnine will probably spend the winter
at Pasadena. cal He has numerous invia-
tions to visit winter resorts: one To l:cr-
1nuta, nut az II friend died there lie will not
go: another 81" an island near brunswick.
Ga: uIi:. c,r!l IN the Everglades and Ponce
he Leon. lia.: another To Monterey. McA.
besides thai 10 Pasadena.
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Under Treatment for Rubic.

New York. Nov. 30. Or. PAUL Gil,ere's
Tast,,ir institute held NOR" hyIr"p"ba pa
ticnt> today than It has seen at one time
for Il year or more. There We're in all ten
patients S'.al"il In Tie par"r waiting to be
Va. They left their homes Saturday night
and reached her" yesterday afternoon
Twenty-thrcc others arr. making preparations
to come here to he inoculaIcd. They were
all bitten 10y the same dog. little sky ter
rirr six month old
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EXm"rc. Va. Nov 2:.-.-1hc sky was
darkcIrd hy heavy clouds throughout the
rn,ir" day. although rlI"f" was III, actual
fall Of rain owing t" III" prospects "c con
tinucd dSagrc"allc weather. il WAS d""iI"!
not 4" attempt any duck shouting today
This forenoon Mr.. Cleveland w..nI ont ui, tho
he met with aii accident which rr.c~~irIt"I
his return I" rh" roiiIs". In attempting. l."
lock his gun Tho Ir.-i,!..n'--I,'c' lurl his
thumb. Til. wound wa- not itt lt!r !""i-t -
riots. hut quii. .,rinf,l.
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I'ittsbur@. Nov. 29-.lIngh Ross and cx-
burgess MrI.uclsie. the Homestead strike
leaders. who have been missing ever since
the charges of murder and treason We're
preferred against them. returned To the city
to-day and surrendered In the sheriff. They
will make application for bail and pclnling
decision will be compelled to remain in
Jail. Ross has been in England, and Nc
I.uckic in Youngstown. Ohio.
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>u,c,i., and I,,u,wrirht D.nu

London. Nov. ~. Charles Marry is dead.
II" hoii! III j:-iucS III 1S2:,. of an Irsi.
family that had -,niI" :" France. after the
Hight III James II. from England. He made
his beginning III ls47 with The romance
'rwn Hearts "f Mystery" and with two
comedies piav'd :it Dh.'nH-''I.e> Eutables
de I.En,lr,it" and "En I:onnc Fortune
II" was "f III" dir",.r"rS Of Oieon ill
1s-,.:a;. H.. ais" published lie Bal du
Diahl"." AM! many other stories and plays.
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Burncl I, Death White ..,

Ionk Creek: Mimi. Special. Nov -. II
weeds hunting, aml had his boy. Twelve
Years Old along. Thompson s,:i..te.I cut
l;uniins early this morning. leaving his ig"y
in the camp asleep. He returned IL .he
hoy and dog burned 10 death. 1t l.. s,.,,,.,s..l /
that The boy was smoth .r,.i in his sl.,p. ns
he was found with his blanket wi;,,p"I
around Him badly burned.
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Wnntcd 10 En-, Turkey.

PttSburg Nov. II. 1t has been learned
that the jury III I'll. tritchlOw case stGrl
nine for acluittal and three for conviction
OF manslausLrer On the first ballot. The
three We're farmers and were won over
without much trouble. rs they We're all anx-
lous 10 20 home for Thanksgiving. Mes>rs.
Erwin and Argo. tie Western lawyers. lav-
Ing volunteered 10 defend the lIoineStcaders,
will remain in the city until all The cases
are settled, IL it takes year.
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Seattle. Wash, Nov. 2S.-Nu additional
newS Of the robbers who held up the North-
ern Pacific train at Hol Springs has been
received. 1t is believed they are still in the
mountains. The railroad las detectives aft
er them and the shcriffS of King and Pierce
counties also have InS>c> on the hunt. Some
queer stories are told among the passengers
of the affair. They show the remarkable
coOliicSs of The robbers
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M. l.. AYERS,
Agent Phoenix Fire Insurace
Of Hartford,
DICKINSON, N. DAKOTA.
AZ TO hc CurrcnrN.

Washington. Nov. 26. The forthcoming re-
port of A. Il: Hepburn. the controller of the
currency. shows that lG:; banks with an as
.r""alr capital of Sl5.2SaWu We're Grgan-
lied durin. the wear; ~ Went into voluntary
liquidation. and IL became insolvcnt. lcaN
ing 81 net increase for The year of !i' banks.
Nearly ~ per cent of the new banks are lU-
Gated west ri the Mississippi river AMI 10
per cent III ih" Southern states. l'l" NUM-
her of banks in operation Oct. ~. !S,2. was
:;,lSS having an aggregate capital of StEG;,-
S6S6i:,, surplus and undivided profits Si4u,
:'24lI individual deposits Sl,IGl. 4229S;',
bank deposits $3.50 f:,::. .2oa ana total IT"
sources S:.alu.uA. .S''1. The circulation out
standing shows !, let increase for the year
OF SlU,ls1 .22i. Tile gold held by banks AS
compared with Sept. ~. 1881. shows an in
.'rense of S..M$.usn; individual deposits. in
crease, Sl1I1.int,MG. and bank deposits ii-
crease. SltH,.u.,N.42N. over iwo-thirds of The
liabilities Of the seventeen banks reported
AS having failed belong to the Maverick
bank. The controller gives detailed infnr-
nation as TO all clearing house transactions
for the year, tic domestic exchange drawn
by the banks and shows how. hy means Of
bookkeeping substitutes. the use of actual
money is muimiZed. less than IL per cent Of
business transactions being represented by
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03

Paris, Nov. .6.-'rhe well known French
painter. NJ. Fernand Hlayn. has committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
heart. The act is said 10 have been lrompi-
cd by dc'pondcnry brought on by family
iromhics. Among NJ. Blayn's best work.; are
Eoil. "''nc Epurr Yppr,," AN Idyl on the
I;e;u.i, at CaycriX.'' Normandy Fisher Wom-
en- ..Evening-Casino of Etrciai, .'ln the
CieldS" ui;u ..L.irl uf The CieitlS. ~
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03

Washington. Special. Nov. -. Since Maj.
Ruffee las been appointed and qualified as
agent at White Earth it is expected that the
appropriation for the daini:s" for the build
ing of the reservoirs on IN upper MisSis-
sippi will be paid. Til" lhu',,ry has been
held up pending the settlcn."n' with Agent
this money will materially assist the chip
pewa commission 10 settle the Indian dill
culties in that section.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
Lizzie borden Will Escape.

Taunton. Mass. Nov .s.-The impression
prevails that the grand jury will not indict
Lizzie Borden for the murder of her father
and Mrs borden. The attorney general
realizes that il would be better for all con-
rerned to make no error in judgment now,
:,nces and TO plac" Miss l:ortlen in II posi-
,ion where she will not he beyond the reach
Of Justice. The probabilities are strongly
IN favor of no bill.