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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Wisconsin

The Hall Furniture Company of James
vile. has increased its capital stock to
$50, 900.
The residence of Joseph Zeller. at
Superior. was destroyed by fire. Loss
5000.
Burglars entered the residence of W.
Krause of Cedarburg, and secured SIG in
cash.
Thieves broke into the meat market of
]. c. Dearborn, at Lodi, and secured about
IS in small change.
The Family Friend Publishing Company,
of Janesville, has been incorporated with
$50 900 capital.
The Gerry Lumber Company's plant at
Eagle River was consumed by fire. The
loss is not known.
Contracts have been let for new as
sembly building at st. Rose convent La
Crosse. The cost will be $4,000.
R. H. Runge has been appointed post
master at Franksvlle. Racine County,
vice r. II. Baldwin, resigned.
Some unknown party hurled rock
through $50 plate glass window of Frank
Blahnic's store, at Ashland.
William Chambers, a former resident Of
Clayton, Winneba.o county. was shot and
killed by Desperate at HALEY. Idaho.
A frame building belonging to the Van
Dycke Brewing Company, at Green Bay,
was burned entailing loss OF $500.
| Alex, the 7-year- old son of William Mais-
line, of Appleton, had his arm broken by
| falling from wagon.
| A Bohemian laborer, name unknown.
was killed by the cars at the Iron Belt
mine, near Hurley.
| George Andrcas. farmer one mile south
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
In Favor of Saratoga.

baltimore, Oct. 1S.-This was the eleventh
day OF the triemnial general convention of the
Protestant Erscopa! church. In the house of
deputies Rev. DIR. davenport OF the committee
OIL canvas. unfayoraby reported the resolution
relative to keeping AL account OF offerings and
message l3 OF the house OF bishops
relative to the disposition of aliens The
reports were a1optcd. The Joint committee to
select the place for holding the convention OF
1873. reported that it had fixed ou Saratoga,
N. y. Objection WAS made by several deputies
to presentation OF Sar.toga's claims, and the
reptn was placed on the calendar. yhs report
o. the commission on the hymnai was taken up.
voluminous report. He pleaded that ths
Action OF the committee be ratified by the house
Mlthout going INTO committee OF the whole Dr.
Nelson presented Il resolution that the present
hymnnl be used until the next general conyen-
non, non, IN addition TO the evlsed one
ing. While the dixcuIson was at its
high secretary Tatock appea red from the
mouse OF bishois with message No. II. This
message stated that tile upper house had
pasheu reso'l!'loa adopting the report OF the
!oilt commission OF the hymnal with three
eGn.,a.'s's: G.,s. omit hymns 9a, part =: 2os and
to add doxcoey to hymn 1896 and to preface
the first Verse of hymn 3II to hymn G3U
THESE changes were greetsd with cries of good u
phe cl III. hymns restored being the old
lavorite ''ilo" Firm IL Foundation. A
motion to concur With the house OF bishops
resulted: Clerical. 52 dioceses voting, 81 yeas,
~ maps. q divided. lay. i:3 dioceses voting, 20
yeas. l3 nays, Il; divldei. President DIX an.
nounced that the lious: OF deputies conclrretl
IN tue message from the house oil bishops.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Catholic Congress.

Baltimore, Oct. 1S.--lntercst In the annual
meeting OF the archbishops OF the Catholic
church in Americas. which Will be held in New
pulse since it Lecamo known that Archbishop
Sto will attend the gathering. In n long ar
tic'e reviewing he probable work of the COLI
ercss the American will Tomorrow say:
lit Can be stated beyond ai doubt that there
is not the rcInotest likelihood OF the Faribault
and saltwater school rcheme coming up for
discussion. This question has been dis
dosed OF III Rome and cannot come
before the congress for review. Broad
question OF education, however, will be takenup
i'll the meeting. Cardinal I.edochowski invit-s
them to do this. aud this suggestion OF the card.
| lnal's has doubtless been coniounded with the
Minnesot a ireland schools. Cardinal Ledochow
SKI invites the archbshops to consider the
test and most effective means OF e.ucntin Of
instructing u their religon the ,O0G.UOO Cath.
olic children in the United Sta.es VINO do not
attend The parochial schools These children,
about twothirda OF the total number OF the chill
dren in America OF school nge. it has been
published that "Cahcnslyisin' 10 dead. 1t
comes from one OF highest sourc.. in tie church
that CzhensyisIn is not dead; :i:at Oh the con.
trary it IL more active than ever ana that its
promoters are working tarder tuan ever Tor its
advancement
| WAS held says 1.-The agii alton about the public
schools and the parochial scheo;s was merely q
prstext to cover up the strong movement among
the Germans of the Catholic churcl, and In other
parts to C ntraliAs their nationality to preserve
il andto fasten its growth on American soil"
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Norti, Dakota,

The annual Methodist conference of
North Dakota was held at DEVILS Lake re-
Gently. there was a large attendance OF min
listers and lavmen.
Cummings, eight miles north of IIillsbo-
and bank to ashes. Cause, gasoline ex-
plosion.
Hamline ]. Phinney. of Philadelphia.
had his leg cut off by switch engine at
Mandan recently. He was intoxicated at
the time. Phinney is brother OF cx-Sher-
sff Phinney of Philadelphia county, Penn
sylvania.
To satisfy q judgment in the case of AL
bert ii. Glasre,l against the Northern Pac-
fic Railroad Company, at Jamestown, Sher-
i'll Schnli,z offered for sale $1,000 acres OF
part of this county. Only 81 section be-
ing offered, thesale was postponed.
A Fargo special says: Mike Simmer. a
rancher on the Sheyenne. while crossing
the farm o John Pierson, was assaulted by
Picrson aud beaten almost to death and
proddsd with pitchfork. Simmer was
going through Persons ranch by private
road winch travellers had been warned
not to use. Heis in n precarious condition.
A $4,000 fire visited Grafton recently.
The Farmers store, owned by 2. Sandager
e. Co., was totally destroyed. Loss on stock,
$685. coo; insured for $4,000. The building
was owned by Cairncros, and it is insured
for ST. $50. Bjorncby & Newgard's hard
ware store was destroyed with most of the
stock; insured for $1,000. Bjornehy's jew
! elry stock was mostly saved and is in the
safe. The store Was partly destroyed but
the stock was saved. The fire was set by
tramnS.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
This In IIercticnI

View Haven Conn, Oct. 1S.-Iev. j. Lee
Mitchell. of the Grand Avenue Congresa-
tional church, preached n decidedly sensa-
tiona sermon on Columbus. He thanked
God that Columbus was not the hero of the
American people Columbus found the dirt
on which America stands. bnt he did not
mean to- Ancric;, as IL blessing TO herself
anu to the world, was discovered by the
furltans. Columbus was Il great man, but
so Is Jay Gould tho railroad wrcckcr. "If
robbers are Christians" Ii. said, columbus
is a saint. he put up the first cheats on
the gentle. worshipfnl natives. He loaded
cd against Columbus being held up p'cs': as a
hero to til" American children 1t Is we'll
enough TO celebrate the anniversary; 1t is
and it is wise to show the difficulties he
overcame; but he is not responsible for q
single blessing the world has today The
reverend gentleman continued in this strain
at q great leuptn
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Iowa.


At Des Moines man named Simons, a
cripple, fell from his crutches and swallow
ed his alse teeth. The plate lodged in his
throat, and he choked to death.
The barn of NJ. c. Plummer of Freder-
icksburg, burned, and the three-year-old I'D
son OF Adam Kankner and the five year
old son of SIR. Plummer were burned to
DEATH
Judge f. S. Sampson. ex-congressman
from the Sixth Iowa district. died at OF
tumwa. He had been a long time ill from
complications following severe attack OF
the grip.
The Iowa Iron works at Dubuque has re-
ceived official notice that the contract for
building the vessel William Window has
been awarded to them at their bid of $685.
500. This is the same firm that is building
Torpedo Boat No. 2.
Peter Gherts, the 25-year- old son of John
Gherts, farmer west of Lyons, shot him
self OH account of his rejectioi by young
lady with whom he was in love. He may
recover, but it is doubtful.
The little town of Salix sixteen miles
southeast of Sioux City an the Northwest
ern road, was wiped ont by q fire of un-
known origin. The 600 inhabitants are
mostly homeless, but the weather is warm
and no immediate suffering will result.
The loss is not yet known.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
of Downing, hanged himself on tree Oh
his farm. No cause is known.

of Downing, hanged himself on q tree OF.
his farm. No cause is known.
Michael Bfunkalia, wl.o is charged with
stabbins Mercier Ma;:ison at la Crosse July
IL. has been held To the circuit court for
trial IN $500 bonds
Henry Bray, who Wa. in jail at James
willie awaiting trial, made his escape by
breaking the lock while the turnkey was
out.
The Interstate Poultry and Fat Stock
Association has decided to hold their an.
nual winter show at Riclland Center, De-
cen,ber ,. to So
James Judge, president OF the Citizens
National Bank OF Darlington. died Al,
| Oneida, \. y, where he was visiting rela-
tiyes.
Sheriff Doherty, of Sheboygan. made a
discovery ew days ago that q hole large
enough for n man to crawl through had
been made i'll the south wall of the Jail.
]. {. Francis te!l fifteen feet at Madison
and broke his rose. Some time ago he
tumbled four stories through an elevator
shalt and lay unconscious for ten days.
William Payne has offered to give s. :
OoO towards the erection OF a city hospital
at Janesvillc, providing an additional $5,-
900 is raised by January l, 1895.
The crew of the Thompson Lumber Com
pany, OF Washburn. struck on account OF a
sawyer being discharged for little diff
| Guilty he had with foreman.
The Montreal River Lumber Company
has purchased $4,000 worth of pine i'll
Oneida and Ashlandcoun,ies from the es-
tate OF the late John H. Rust
The contract for dredging the harbor of
Superior has been lett to c. S. Barker, of
that place. for ss7,oco. The work is to be
completed October l, 1893.
| Simon Hanson. of Black River Falls fell
| off a staging, a distance of>iXty feet. and
broke several ribs, and both arms. He is
not expected to live.
Charles Berge-on. of Chippewa Falls. has
commenced suit ior S25, 600 damages against
ID. f. Miles for injuries allegedto have been
sustained in aquarrcl with Miles.
The Brule Improvement Company OF
Brules, has been incorporated with S. 0OO
capital. Bernard Dohertv, John Z. Doher-
ty and George F. Merrill are the incorpora-
| tors.
The Marinette Iron Works Company. oi
Marinette. has completed a 32xS6 station
ary engine for the Menominee River Lum,
Der Company, taking just twenty years to
| build it.
The deposits in the First National Bank.
at Wausan. amount to nearly 100000. AT
least $500 600 of this amount belongs to the
farmer and working classes in that vicinity.
Ole Hulslrnm has commenced suit against
the town of fScandinavia, Waupaca County,
for S. 600 damages Tor injuries alleged to
have been received in runaway year
ago. caused by a defective highway.
The jury in the case OF Martha Wilson
VS.. the city of Eau Claire awarded the
plaintiff $500 damages. She sued for So, 5N
for injuries alleged 10 have been received
from detective highway.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Mcthndist Amendments.

Devils Lake. y. d., Special. Oct. 18-Sat-
urday evening reports Of various committees
were hrnrd at the Methodist conference. At
iiils session C.APollork addressed the confer
cnce clearing up many difficulties and
helped the ministers TO f"rl that the Re-
publican party was all right. Sunday Iish-
up G"odseli preached sermon which is
riaiIncd by mnty to he the best they had
ever heard. I'll" ordination scviccs were
very Impressive. aud seven young men were
ordained To the elders order. The statisti-
ch secretary made his report and decrease
i'll membership was shown. A committee was
appointed to meet Il similar committee from
the South Dakota conference to determine
the line of boundary between the two con-
fcrences. Eugene May referred to the monu-
m"nt of the Chastaugla people in this state
and lhuded the people o. Devils Lake. and
SPOKE of their bountiful gift. They now
nave S9,pD worth Of properly.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Tom Watson is said it have cried like
child when he found where he was at after
the late election in Georgia.
Relief to Mr.. Gladstone.

London. Oct. 17.-Mr. Gladstone consulted
Dr. Granger. the occulist. few days ago
on account OF the condition Of his eyesight.
which las recently caused him much un-
easness. 1t will lie remembered that dur
ing the general election in last July Mr..
missile thrown by woman. Although the
effects of the. injury seemed to lave dlsap.
pearcd in few days it was believed that
Gladstone became 50 alarmed over the in
crrasing weakness Of his sight that he was
easily nersuaded to consult the 9cnist; DE-.
ported that he could detect only the slight
est increase Of opacity in the crystalline
Gladstone that he would retain good sight
for many years to come. The doctor also
declared that Mr.. Gladstone was in excel
lent henlth.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Goe. to obsr,i, co,,sr.

Helena, Oct. 1s.-Mr. Kelsey, pastor
OF tue Congregations! church OF This city for
eight years. has accepted a call to the chair Of
botany in Oberlin college. Mr.. Kelsey is an en-
inent botanst. and his work since coming to
Montana has been constant and useful. He is
The frat specialist who has systematicaily
studied The fora and fauna of Montana. and
his classification OF native grasses is complete.
He has been zea.ous!y engaged Oh the exulbir OF
this state for the words fair ior u year, and
Kelsey was commissioned BY the ladies OF the
Montana womans board to select q state
flower. and decided upon the bitter root which
will be adowted
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
No Longer In IT.

Berlin Oct. 17.-1Ierr Won Brandt, German
ambassador to China. has resigned. The Ma
tional Zeitung says the cause is the inter
ference of the foreign Office with his meth
ods at the court at Pekin. Herr Won Brandt
was u complainant recently in a suit for
criminal libel against Carl paasch. The lat
ter accused the ambassador of having in
trigued to prevent his obtaining and receiy-
used his private papers, of having impris.
oned him and of having tried to Send him
to an insane asylum. These charges Paasch
published IN pamphlets. AT the trial he pro-
Brandt imputed insanity to him when their
commercial plans We're antagonistic. Wh.&h.
er or not these charges have anything to do
certaiueQ,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Not A. Ilun NIudc,

Cleveland, Oct. 1S.-Six thousand cnthu.
siastic lovers OF base bal hustled out to
League Park today to see the opening game
OF the closing championship series between
Boston and Cleveland The game began at
3 O'Clock and ended at s o'clock. When it
WAS too dark to see the ball eleven innings
mad been played, and twenty-five big, round
goose eggs had been painted with white
wash on the score board at the end of the
field. 1t was pitchers battle throughout
Clarkson and S,aley will be the pitchers in
to-morrow's game, and there is apyrehen-
sion that Boston will score q victory be-
cause his old associates have been able. on
several occasions, TO solve Clarkson's curves
while Sta!ey has been . puzzle 10 the Cleve-
Lander.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Advance in Freight Rates.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-Chairman Midgley, Of
the Western Freight association. has ar.
ranged for conference with the representa-
tives of the New England roads at Boston,
Oct. 2G, to fix n schedule of west-bound
rates TO govern after the close OF the lake
navigation. Already the rptes are begin
ming to go up. The Canadian Pacific has
announced an advance in fourth. fifth and
sixth class rates to the basis of % cents
per 100 pounds. Boston to st. Paul, taking
Oct. 20. The first three classes remain al
81. As and 35 cents. respectively. " trouble
is anticipated in bringing about complete
restoration Of rates Immediately after the
close OF navigation.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Death OF a, oss,ti.a ~.

Racine, Oct. 1S.-Curtis Hicks, Racine.s
ossted man, who WAS considered IL rival OF the
late Jonathan iassett. died at his home to.
day. Mr.. Hicks WAS born in H!ck.town, n. y.
htty-four years ngo Avril 26, 1879, he waa
taken SICK. Physicians said it was inaamma.
those few and remarkable casas of Justification.
the !eet, toes. ankles legs. knee joints ana even
the hips were perfectly ossihed. His mind was
e., ear up TO the time OF his death; still he was
like dead man and had not been able to heIn
himself or move for over twelve years and wal
handed like piece OF board
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
New Move to rrny. .ur,ler.

Ashland. Wis, Special, Oct. 1S.-In the
Lubeka muruer case today Distract AT
torney SleiSht sprang a new line of prose-
cutnn. He admitted that krause COM
mtted suicid. but charged that he and
his vie entered II compact that both were
I" commit suicide by poisoning but Mrs.
kralse made the agreement My ior the
purpose getting him to kill himself and
then leave her iree TO marry Luebke. Un-
der the statute the person SO entering all
agreement may be held for murder iu the
first Il.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
The Canadian Bribery Cases.

Quebec, Oct. 19.-To-day the grand jury
rendered mo bill'' in the case of the queen
VS.. ex-Premicr Mercicr for malfeasance In
Office in connection with the Hereford rail
way subsidies. A like decision Was rendered
in the case of Ernest Pacaud, Mcrcicr' $
political manager. for bribery III connection
with the same deal. The Indictment against
ex-Provincial Secretary I.angc!.;rr on like
charges will not be presented to the grand
jury this term. The ex-premicr, however,
will have to stand trial befure the court of
the queens banch on the charge Of NAL
feasance in connection with other subsidies
which, 1t is alleged. lie diverted from their
proper use, and Il true bill has no. been
found in that connection.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
"A roynl sprig Goc. Wrong,

Springfield, Mass. Oct. 17.-Christian X.
Jagdt Il member of a Danish family and
florist in this city, is missing His partner
charges him with swindling to the extent of
5000. Hs father belongs to the kings court,
being secretary of the treasury of Denmark.
The missing man is Il brother of Miss Ellen
Jagdt, who left her fathers household and
became infatuated OH shipboard with
stranger. The two were about TO be mar
ried wnen Christian Jaslt found his sister
III New York and broke off the match. Sec
retary Jagdt has been in congress forty-two
years, and his family is said to he one Of the
highest of the royal house of Denmark.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22

Sioux City. Special. Oct. Isl. George
Wright Indian agent at Rosebud agency, $.
D.. is here and denies the stories that an
uprising is likely among the Sioux this win.
ter. tm the contrary, they have been very
industrious and well behaved this year, and
nave raised good crops and sent their cllil-
dlcn to school more regularly than ever be-
fore. Three lndinns who We're disposed to
start ghost dnnoes We're arrested and there
has been no troubl, since. III" believes the
time "r Indian uprisings is past among the
SiuuN Il lp:iSI
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Imprisonment and Dismi,,ea.

london. Oct. 1.-THE court martial that
tried Private Marshal. member Of "C'
squadron Of the First Life Guards regiment
for posting on the eanteen an article pub
lished IL tie Star on the recent mutiny Of
him to eighteen months imprisonment and
to be dismissed from the regiment. Cor
poral Bayliss. who had charge OF the can
tie article did not report the fact to % his psS s
DeliOrs, was sentenced on Wednesday last
TO be deprived of his stewardship Of the can
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Loud for California.

San Francisco. Oct. 17.-Early this morn
ing the sevefest thunder storm experienced
here IN several years commenced and con
tinued until noon: Rain fell heavily and as
Thunder as remarkably loud for California
Rain also fell throughout the Northern por
t1on Of the state and in the Sacramento val
ley. Some damage to crops, particularly
yrlpeS. IL PepklteO.
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Scores .f Hon.e. Wrecked.

i.eadville, Col, Oct. 1S-IIcrman Tru-
iaan, an eighteen year old lad, b.cw up his
fathers house last night. Two hundred
pounds o. giant powder was used. No one
was killed, but scores o! houses were
wrecked. The boy and 5000 belonging to
his ather are missing. Officers have started
or a canyon near here. where young Tru.
man is believed to be He is we'll armed,
will probably resist arrest
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
N..n Luthr1an cnllc..c nncnc1.

Fergus Fails. Mimi, Special. Oct. 49,
The l'arE Region Lutheran college, which
has been started i'll this city by the Nor
wcgen Synodcai church, opened today with
about sixty students in attendance. The
dedication exercises were held yesterday,
aud We're attended hy about 1000 people
Who Wish ,n ,,,"md III rho ,noin adrn.s os ,va
delivered by Rev. Nungsnes of Minneapo-
lis. An address in English was made by
Irof Bothne of DEBORAH college. The
school starts out under favorable auspices.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
Cream,a rria! I.ecnn

London, Oct. 1S.-The trial of Thomas Neill
| Cream, OH the charge ni "iiful inurdcr. III con-
nec;on with what is known the Lambeth
poisoning case. opened to-day. The case in
cites the most intense interest. and the court
Indictment with having murdered Matilda
Clover. Ellen Donworth, Alice March and Emma
shrivell. attempting to poison Louisa Harvey
or Harris and attempting to blacImni DR..
Broadbent and DR.. Harper. He pleaded mot
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
corbcu Want. n Chnnc. a, Mitchell.

o01 ''s-tt w HHtH II N1stHCt III NIItC0eII. I.
Chicago. Oct. 1S.-Champion Jim Corbett
is in Chicago to attend the worlds fair
dedication and as n side issue he is playing
"Gcntlcmcn Jack" ut the IIaymnrket. AL
though not at this moment ready To SHY his
castor into the rihs, he expressed II desire
to get chance at Mitchell. IL am" he
said, 'cspccially anxious to meet Mitchell,
and prefer his game To that of any living
man. He insulttd me once and l am anx.
ious to face him in the ring. 1 feel conf
dent that l can whip him. Next to Mitchell
l prefer Peter Jackson. II the Englishman
refuses to come TO the front L will make a
preference in JacksOns favor. Goddard,
who has no claims whatever upon my
favor or consideration, is trying to force me
to meet him before my hoIiors have grown
cold. He las no call upon Inc and I will
champion and at the proper time will be
ready to defend my title"