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No Case.

Magistrate: 'Prisoner, what have
you to say i'll answer to the charge of
having stolen from the person OF this
gentleman q silk pocket handkerchief
at the theatre last night?"
Prisoner: "Well, your worship, the
piece they were playing was so touch.
ing, and as l had lett my handker-
chief at home, l took, i'll order to dry
my tears, the handkerchief OF the
gentleman sitting next to me-"
Masi trate: WAS it comedy?"
Prisone.: eyes. your worship, q
new and original comedy"
Magistrate: "The prisoner is ac-
quilted"
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THE MARKETS.

CHICAGo-WuEAr--No. . spring 6os
No. 5 spring, 57.toG2c. No. 2red, G9ic.
CoRN-No. ,. 4nfc.
OArs-No. ,, 2a.c.; No, white. 81 to3l4c.
RYE-No. J. 4,c.
BARLEY-No. ,. Gic.
MINNEAPOI.lS-W l hard
794c. No. Northern; GSsc.; No. 2Northern
63toti,c.
CoRS-No. yellow, 4lc.
OArs-No. 5 white 3l4c.
RYE-No. >. 43l
BARLEY-No. ., 3Stoilc.
ST. PAUL-WHEAr-- l hard. 7lto72c
No. Northern, 6sto70c.; No. . Northern
G5 to6Ic.
CoRS-No ), 39toloc; No. yello ~, 40 to
Ale.
OArs-No. . 2Sto29c; No2 white. a9a to
Sole; No 3, 96to2I1.
BARLEY AND RYE-No. 8 barley. 35 to 42c
No. rye, 4StooOc. malt. GOto70c.
GRorSp FEED AND MlLLsruFFs-No. |,
$3.50; to l6. No., $l6.oo,ol6.5o; No. 3
l65otoSl7 CD; low grade, $3.50 to Is; conr
meal, holteA $50 to %. do unbolted, $l5.25
to $l5.75, bran, bulk, $3.50 to 1850.
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10 RE CoNTl>rEn
ELECTRICAL ErCA,NGs.

A II. rriocr ii Mumcapsli> is in wiShins-
ON fos - few lays ~ m,>sn.>S.
wa>h.,.st"t,'> distinguished mvaliis. Mr..
blaine, i... Scot, and Senator kcun.. w.r.
''pnyt,Nl uuuct, better Yesterday.
Iu.s. NJ, Mullen Of Lancaster. Pa. has in
.,ruri,sl ,tlr grand Jury TO Indie, all rcr>onS
kunwu Ia lave mad" waS-r> "n The result
,t ;hr lat. election.
Mrs. Lease. Who i> full tl"d."L can
ll,i, for tia United States senate. says "t
nor cgsnr,.> that ANYTHING is possible with
tod and The farmers III Kansas.
Senator ,oiuuitt and his wife. both "f
whom have been >u!frrin. for paralySS. al"
lnw ,uivair>crnt. Senator t"l.uitt Will hc
Ia his seat in thu senate i'll january.
MIR Foster. SECRETARY If state. will ~
t" Paris nj Til" expiration ri his 'erin of office
in March. take charge of the govern
men,'> v:,>,. ,..forr The I:cring So, arhi,ra-
tors.
Emperor William las apparently rr""v-
cred from his recent iu,ii>pnSIi"n. He left
r"r>,,am yesterday for Silr>ia. where he
will hunt un the estates III the prince of
rlc>>.
1t is reported in Wall Street that Jay
Could has ordered his i'rivalc car 10 Lee
ni:,,i,. READY for Immediate use tu convey
lin /" the far Southwest. where. il is said.
lie will spend the winter. He usually leaves
New York after the holidays.
MIR Moody is expected IL conduct series
If revival meetings i'll Chicag" next SUMMER.
'rl.. meetings will cnatinuc during the who'll,
of ,i!;. exposition period. hut whether they
will IL held in the auditorium or III Il new
luil.!in. has not hcrn determined.
John f.. Fitzgerald of Boston. viii" ie-
Gently visited rarirlls grave. says that
cyrr, i:y >ii.t,. the remains "t tn. great
Irish leader We're deposited there fresh flow
cr> have not merely been S,trwn tut liter
ally piled upon his grave 10y tli,. r"inmon reo-
pie.
col Johnson. chief clerk Of th" senate. is
in III. East and is expected I" arrive in
Washiu.tu. ,iurin:. the last part "f the
week Unr u, lu> friends in the senate
states that the colonel will probably spend
u Year i'll Europe after the reorganization of
the senate.
In Senator Elmuml> passed through Chi
cago on his way to California. hut the enter
pr>iuw reporters "f that city could not per-
suac him L" talk politics. I'm Il plain
citizen now. lie says. ";lnd I'm glad "f it;
for | can enjoy myself this winter with my
wife and daughter. That's all | know.
"'ricrr is no foundation whatever. says
London Truth. "for the report. which has
been 81 l"r>iSlrntly circulated. that the
Chicago exposition: nor is it true that there
has been any idea of the duke of York cross
ing the Atanti" next spring.
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4 Horrible Danger.

Springfield. ohio. Nov. oS.- All of Ohio
usin. natural .:> is greatly aroused over
the unmiStakahe evidences that the supply
is slowly failing. The pressure in the great
fields has decreased from 1O0 pounds In 10
ana StI pounds. and new wells are being con-
Slan,ly sunk in what has been Il diSr"uraS-
ing effort In supply the hig pipe lines. such
as Dayton. Rngiir!tl. sydney. Troy. lipun.
etc Il" facilitate" the ulstrihution of gas.
II new tangled force pump is heins used TO
hurry Iii" gas through the mains. All man
ufacturrrS have been gu, off. and nothing
larger than !. hotel is now spilled with the
convenient fuel. The pressure is getting 50
unreliable and variable that hotels are talk
ing out their burners. The local officials Of
the company are discouraged over the pros
p"ct. and consumers fear that they will
have to return To the USE of coal. Some are
inclined TO think that the large flow from
the big wells in Indiana and the largely in
creased lis" of il there have something to
do with the pressure here The local fran
chise ordinance requires Il four-nuncr pres
sure all tho time. lnis week ii has been
hpluW IGut ,lIilv
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The knights.

st. Louis. Nov. 23-The most important
action taken at to-day's session of the gen
cral assembly, knights of Labor. was the
passage of a resolution calling upon all sub
ordinate branches of the order 10 use every
means in their power TO increase the de-
mand for yc!low-labrlcd IL. of L.. shoes. and
denouncng fake limitations of such goods.
After much discussion it was decided 10 re-
move the general headquarters from lhila-
delphia. and the general executive board
was authorized to sell the present headuuar-
ters and purchase Il new hcaduuartprS in
either Niagara Falls, Columbus or Balti-
m,re. Md. Ii the board cannot decide on
any suitable property in either of these
cities report of that fact shall be made 10
the next general assembly. together with /;
suggestion as to some other suitable place.
The general executive board was ordered to
choose between Chicago. Boston and New
Orleans. The board. the members state
Tonight, will probably make no decision on
this matter for some months yet: probably
during next May. The executive board was
given power to decide whether or not there
siiall pc II female organizer appointed for the
the shirt industry. The question of the ap
lointment of a special organizer for the
building trades WAS also left lo the eXccu
tive hoard. with {: Recommendation that sucl
:ln appointment be made. After some ninoi
matters We're discussed adjournment WA.
taken until tomorrow, when final :,djonrn
ment will he had.
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HORSE THIEVES SHOT.
A womnn wn. One of the Gang.

woman Was One OF the Gang.
Santa Fe. y. Mex, Nov. 2S.-John Nc
I.cod and Sam Pollock of Sierra county
missed number of horses and started
out on their trail. They soon overlook
the horses on the Rio Grande, q few
miles north of Rimcon. Three persons
We're in possession of the horses. and
when Mcleod and Pollock rode up they
We're received with volley from the
thieves. They returned the fire. killing
one of the thieves and wounding another.
The third proved to hc Il woman known
as 'thc Kid" She is IL blonde. twenty
six years old. and says her name is Alice
Parker, and that she is from Texas.
When arrested she was dressed in male
attire ard carried Il large six-shootcr i'll
Il belt about her waist. The man killed
proved to be John \. Middleton, Il for
mer Texan. late of Hillsboro. \. NJ.
where he had Il bad reputation. The
wounded man says his name is w. $.
Wcathcrwax. He and his female com
panion are now in Jail at Las Cruces.
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where's PetrOH:

Washington. Nov. ?3.---Nnthins has i,eer
heard Of Ivan petroff the Russian ALASKAN
explorer who made false repl csentations to
the state department. which We're embodied
Of Of lis lis dnpicity was , made. lie has iisan
pcarri utterly. and one of his friends has;
.xprr.;>cl the fear that he has made Way
with himself. There is Il wide mlSapprahen
sion of tha nature of the f,lsiicationS made
by Pciroir III the Hering sea case. the gen
wrong figures respecting the seal Industry.
This is not the case. Wha. he Gid was 10
inttrpolate III tral>laliohs OF cei;a;n Rus
sentences nor contline in tho original an:l
which tended 10 strengthen the claim of ill.,.
United States government. Petroif WAS in
Washington II week ago last Friday, Mileu
he confessed his fal.ricatiuns to Srrretar:
Of Stuln Enstcr and thcM lisanpearcti.
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Fort Dodge Iowa, Special, Nov. 29.-A
sensation was caused here to-day when
Principal Sclcl announced To the pupils of
the high school that Assistant Principal lrv-
ing ID. Martin had been dismissed in dis
grace from the service of the school. The
and the fact that he was given the position
IN the strength Of letters of rccollmcmda-
tion that proved to have been forged. When
Martin filed his application he backed it
with most exceptionally strong recommen,ln-
lions from some of the most prominent Iowa
school boards. His application was accepted
these documents without investigating their
gcnuincncss. When his incomprtency began
to he noticed letters To the parties referred
had been forged. Martin confessed all and
rendered Ills resignation when confronted
will, proofs of his guilt
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SniiOrS IIiInnncI.

Tacoma. Nov. 2s.-Shipplng circles are
excited over the Kidnapping of eight non
union sailors which occurred here Wetlncs-
day night. \ ten-ton sloop came over from
Seattle bringing four mrmhrrs Of the sail
in the hnrbor and gathered IL force of thir-
ty union sailors. most of whom went to the
sloop i'll sail boats, shortly before midnight
body OH guard. they climbed over her sides
and down into the forrcastle. They ruhely
awakened the non-union snilors by pound.
revolvers. They were ordered to pack III
their clothes. and they did so. Then, the
union men carried them forcibly aboard tho
sail. They We're landed at Port Blakely
thirty miles from, Tacoma. They We're lef
without Il cent of money and with the i'll
junction that il caught again on Il non
unlnn ship they would be Killed.
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Murderer. Sentenced.

l'itishurg Nov. 29.-'Thrcc murlcrcrs SEN
fenced to death and Il fourth sent to the
prntcntiary for nine years was the unusual
spectacle witnessed in the criminal court
here to-day. The condemned murderers
were Angelo and Joseph Zappc and George
Strasscr. The fourth and more fortunate
one was Frank Garvin. the newspaper
artist. Zappe was convicted of the murder
killed Joseph lsnud last August While de-
fcndng his mother ana sister. Frank Gar.
vim. the young wife murderer got nine
ut once removed to the penitcntiary. Tho
others were relliandcd TO Jail 10 await tho
signing of their death warrants by the
governor.
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Devil.s Lake Enterprise.

Devils Lake, n. D.. Special. Nov. 2S.-1he
citizens of Devils Lake contributed sntfi-
cient money to purchase Il tract of 13o
acres of beautifully located wooded land. at
a low valuation worth $4,000, situated about
three miles from the city on the shores of
the main lake. and to-day donated the same
to the Chlutauqua Association of North
Dakotn President Hill, of the Great North-
provemcnt of the grounds with a personal
cash gift of $500. The grounds will he
plated and cleared this winter and be in
readiness for the annual Chautauqua assem-
bly next JULY.
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Pension Estimates,

Washington. Nov. 2S.-rhc secretary Of the
interior to-day transmitted to the secretary
Of the treasury he estimates required to pa!
pensions for the next fiscal year. The sum
Of SlGG s0 vii IL he hn nSrsssary n to pay pen
this amount it is estimated that S1G5. 900. 600
will he paid directly to. pensioners. In addi-
tion to the estimate of Sl4G. $50 for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1872, II deficiency
appropriation of $lO.50S,62l is asked. During
the first fiscal year of the present admins;
trltion an estimate of $19.SD0O01, In round
numbers. was sufficient TO pay pensions and
Of hrr incidental CNncnSeS.
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A.hlnnd,s Ore shipments.

Ashland, Wis. Special, Nov. 29.-'rhc sea-
son of ore shipping just ended is the largest
In the history of Ashland During the past
season there have been 2.2227 .4ni tons of ore
shipped from This port. The amount is
us iM tons larger than 1891 and 11S,i06
tons larger than 1890. OF these shipments
l.lO2.!2G tons We're from the Lake Shore
docks and 1.l24.lSO tons from the Wisconsin
Central. The Norric mine is the largest
single shipper from here. having sent out
:i,S .S!,2 tons during the season. This mine
has also shipped 25O,uU from Escanaba.
which makes Il total for the year of SiS S92
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Sule of Packing Houses.

Sioux City. Iowa. Cpccial, Nov. 2o.-Ey n
deal involving over SlOO0OO, the Union Stock
ing company the largest OF three packing
houses here, with II daily capacity for 1000
hogs. ST. Louis and ST. Joe. were bidders.
Michael culahy is here today, and takes
nNsScSsi0n of the plant Dec. ).
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seen. he allowed weeks 10 c,alse. aud lie
made no a,temp; 10 let her know the effect
her presence had upon him.
He discovered that rc;er RalaShin was
per,ccuiin. her with his attentions. Blu,
he remained silent. He heard his fellow
ronv cts comment freely on the fact that
"HalaNiin WAS >mittcn with the handsome
1ewc>s. Still lie remained silent, and YET
he watched aa3 watched and watched;
sszed after her with passionate longing;
and ,itIr,durcd dark threats against Balak
han.
And ,hcuause OF, this convict upon whom
Rachel cNcr;ed >Uc, y strange eilcc; WAS
Mos ~ | ;uauSh'.
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For the China Tru,Ip.

Tacoma, WASH. Nov. 2:S.---Chnrles \.
Colby. of the Northern Pacific. who is in the
city. today said ,lalt ti;,, n"w 4.0Oton
wllHlchack barge has been ordered from tie
American Steel barge company Tor tli'
Northern I'acitic'S steamship line between
lug.t sound and China. 10 L. furnished
NAV next. The vessel will >tra:n fifteen
knots per hou: wlc., lo;urG and have ac-
com!noiations for sixty pas>enS"rS.
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The Anacondn,. New Enterprise.

Denver. Nov. 2S.-Thc Anaconda Mining
company has signed an agreement with G.
De La Bouglisc to erect IL mill on Squaw
gulch to cost S3uOOOO. Said company has
placed S25OOO i'll each of the Cripple Greek
banks as Il guarantee to the wo:k kmrn that
they will get their pay. The mill is to have
Il capacity of 100 tons per day. The arti-
clcs of agreement We're signed by u. III.
Moffatt, president of the company.
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After n Mil,ionairc's stuff.

Syracuse, y. ". Nov. 2S.-Thcre is Il
probability of Il legal contest over the will
of the milioairr. the late l.. u. Edgar
Grouse The reported contestant is a New
York city woman known here rs BERTHA. "
who claims to have been his lawful wife and
to hr the mother of his child.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
Another yIc,,n Mes.

Frazee. Mimi, Special. Nov. 23.---Frank
Brown. the last victim of the Van Sicklcr
tragedy, died to-day. Brown was the prln.
ter that visited Van Sicf!crs house east of
this place on the night of the shooting. The
lack of proper care Immediately following
the shooting undoubtedly caused his death.
He was shot in the right thigh. His re-
row
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A Follower of Prof. Briggs.

Jamestown, n. V. Nov. 23.---Hcv. W. Ta-
ber, for nine years pastor of the First Pres
byterian church at Wcstfield. has resigned
his pastoratc and announced his intention
of becoming n candidate for the ministry III
literal preacher. who believes in the doc
trnc cnunciated by DR.. Briggs. He will
preach his farewell sermon next Sunday
candidate to the ministry 10 Bishop Coke
of Buffalo.
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Because the Cash Has Given Out.

Washington. Nov. 2S.-Wi,hln the next
few days about thirty of the tf:y-nine
special agents of the general land office
will bc dropped from the rolls because OF
insufficient appropriation. For the same
reason ten of The 100 special agents of the
pension office have been recalled from the
field ard probably as many more will short.
Washington. About seventy clerks i'll the
census office lave been dismissed and 1t IS
expected that before Jan. this number
will be materially increased.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03

Madison. Wis. Nov. 2S.-The Illinois Cen
tral has recently secured large number OF
options on real estate in this city. with the
ward. The road. ii built, will pass around
the west shore of Lake Mendoza. parallel
with the st. paul's Prairie du Chen line
pass northward through Waunawakee or
Dana in the direction of Baraboo or Portage.
The company is supposed to be aiming for
Lake Superior and the timber and mining
traffic of that region.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
.D.s.,,,cr ~ Girls, Liber,,c..

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 2S.-'r. l.. McGuirc
Of the general executive committees of the
knights of Labor, made good his threat
Yesterday to begin proceedings against the
proprietors of the Troy steam laundry for
discharging 1wenty-threc girls because they
ioincd the Knights of Labor. Warrants
We're issued for l.. w. Hcimrath and II. w.
Storcr. and they will be arrested Monday
Then will take place II contest concerning
the constitutionality OF the l.lewellyn law.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
,Inx Go Homc to Recuperntc.

Washington. Nov 2S.-'Thc family of Gen.
RosekranZ are anxious for him to go to Cali
.fornia To recupcratc and If he gains suf-
ticicnt strength ut Fortress Monroe to stand
the long journey lie will probably return
to his old home there.
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Had to "Movc On"

Lordon. Nov. 2S-Trafalgar S,ltarc was
to- day the scene of another animated
gathering Of socialists. anarchists and 9TH
erwise molly crowds which required police
tie mce,ing aml compelled speakers TO
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
Express Messenger pnglcy 1nlictcd

Davenport, Iowa, Nov. "3---Thc United
States express messenger. George I. Baglcy.
who appropriated $lG0Wo last Friday, was
brought here today. An Indictment was re-
larceny by cmbezzcmrnt. Baglry asked
time 10 plead and WAS committed. 1t is
thought lie will plead guilty in Il short time
cOurt.
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Chnler I'm Mnine.

Rangcly. Nny. SO. y. bridges, Il ply
siclan of high standing here, announces Il
case of Asiatic cholera In the person of Mrs.
Stephen Thilblick. She was taken last Mon
day, bur is now much easier. The house
has been placed updcr quarantine.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
DISASTROUS BULL FIGHT.
FATAL END TO A MEXICAN
ENTERTAIN
The Enraged Animals. Maddened by
the Matadors and Bandlleros,
Charge on the Amphithea-
ter With Terrible
Results.
Boisterous Rovines.

SUltillo. Men. Nov. IS. lIiMjo Panoca
MAYOR II the town of Artca-;,. forty miles
southeast Of This cry. arrived here this
Ia, rniu, after ii ter hour har'l ride across
the rough mountains. He relates thrill
iilg >t,ry "f %u accident that occurred at
.trtra.:t yesterday. and Ill" object ri his
Visit w.ls 10 secure medical aii for the
victims. Arteaga is Il town nj about To-
un inhabitants in the midst of an almost
iinl,,L, ,trahlc range "f mountains. The
population is made mp almost exclusively
"f coM boys and goat herdcrS. Tie tali
iirS,iaS We're opened there last Tuesday
and Were In have been kept mp FOR ten
days. y feature of these tioStaS las been
Tie bull fights. The animals of That mount
aiI,,.u> Srrii"n being noted Throughout
MeNicn for Vciou>ne>s and lighting ,l,iati-
ties. Two "r three exhibition fights We're
given during the week but the great event
was postponed until yesterday afternoon.
when four wild bulls We're To he turned
int" the ring nj one time. The nata'lor OF
slayer "f The bulls was 10 he Manuel Lopez.
4 DARN. Mexican. AT u. III. there We're
aS"ut 800 spectators i'll the alnnhithcH-
ter around the arena. Tile hanleriilos ana
marador i"nk their places and the bulls
We're turned in. The scene WAS full of en-
citement AMI the crowd was furnished
with plenty Of amusement hy the activity
"f the handcrilloS in keeping out of the
way ot the enraScu animals. After work
ing up the bulls into state Of great
frenzy. Lopez got in to kill the first bull.
He gave the animal a thrust between the
shoulders with the sword. hut the wound
was not Il fatal one. The believing ami
mai Staupcdcd the other bulls and they
made !: united rush against the heavy
barricade which was bniit for the protcc
tion of the spectators. The harrrade gave
way and the bulls rushed frantically into
the crowd nj people. who We're thrown right
and left 10y the animals horns. In their
excitement the spectators rushed 10 one
side of the anrhitheater 10 escape the
fury of the bulls. This caused the seats
{" give WAY and fail. and fifty people
tanned broken limbs and severe internal
injuries. "'le bulls killed ole AMI wo.li l..l
ten others
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yarktou., Insane Uo.nttnl.

Yanktcn. $. H.. Special. Nov. .S.-The
stale hoard of charities and corrections has
just issued its biennial report to the state
Legislature. The report is Interesting and
vuiumino,tS. In treating Of the insane hos
pital at I:,nkton the hoard asks for an ap-
propriation OF SIo.uon for the ensuing two
lealS for general expenses and an addi-
tional appropriation of 5000 for laundry,
which is actually necessary. and should have
been built years ago. The hospital now
contains 81 patti 'nt>-about all il can ac-
comllo,iatc-amd the superintendent Sug-
g.StS the erection uf two cottages. one for
cuuvaleSccntS and one for violent patients.
The hoard also recommends the establish
mcnt of Il hospital for fcehle-minici chill
dr.n. The report shows that during the
past Two years there has been an average of
ia male and Y. female patients at the hos,
rital. ,;7 of whom have entirely recovered
tir r.as"n. rwrnty-cighi patients have
died AlnneiI,ii. Pennington am, Lawrence
counties each have In inmates therein and
lead all other counties. Nearly "nr-ilalf the
patients are foreigners. Norway being rep
resented by II. Germany ii. Sweden II.
The farmers are the class that pr.l"min..
ate. there bcing no less than II; tillcrs of
the soil taking treatment al the institution.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03

Dwelling and Contents Destroyed.
Grand Forks, n. D.. Special, Nov. 3d.
The residence of NJ. Collins burned tonight
with all its contents. Loss, $500; insurance.
$1,7OO.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
Pullman Sleeping Tar Routs

Pullman servlu, daily oct seen chicago. st
aul, Montana aud the Pacific Northwest; anr
.etween st. Pail, Minneapolis and Minnesota
Sorth DAKOTA ami Manitoba points.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03

Mcbour. Nov. pa bag containing two
human legs was found in Hathorne. Il sui
i,rh of this city to-day. The members had
eyitcntly been recently severed from q
MANS body. The leg was marked Lot one
II. Ripper.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
THE
THE DINING CAR LINE.

Dining cars are run between Chicago. s..Pau
minneapolis, Winnipeg. Helena. Butte. Tacomt
seattle and Portland.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-03
Rosccrnns on the civil service Law

Washington. Nov. 2S.-Gcn. Rosccrans,
register of the treasury, in his annual re-
port to the secretary of the treasury makes
the following remarks in regard to the OPP
rrations of the civil service law: among
during the year the most important are
those initiated by the presidents order of
efficiency record beyond The reach of mo.
mcntary Impressions lapses of memory,
capriccs and transient feelings To which the
up standings. This schooling OF the minds
OF division or acting chiefs is going on sue
ccSSfully in this bureau and will soon make
n clerks monthly record of efficiency Il por-
trait of his official work drawn by himself"
The register names several defects 10 he
rcmcdicl and tells how, in his opinion, this
can be done.