The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-07-21
NEWS OF A WEEK.
July l3.


most men of Red Wing, dies after a short illness,
The Peoples party of Minnesota dominates
Ignatius Donnelly for governor. The Alliance
will nominate it's own state ticket
sale of 400, 600 600 feet Of standing lumber is
made by Duluth men-the largest transfer of the
kind ever made in the Northwest
Chas. A. Pllsbury says that he is confident that
there will be fusion between the Democrats
and the third party people in all the Northw estern
states.
T. F. Andrews. one of the oldest residents of
Minneapolis dies at his home
The San Francisco Examiner publishes the
statement that Chinese are being illegally brought
into this country.
The special grand jury of Toledo returns in.
dictments members of the city council
for soliciting brides.
Senator Higgins of Delaware introduces a Cana.
dian retaliation bill which provides for levying
canal tolls and otherwise taxing vessels.
The report of the Spanish medical commission
sent to Paris to investigate the epidemic of
"cholorne'' declares that it is Asiatc cholera.
An association of capitalists, with hackers in
London and In New Orleans and New York. intend
to found cotton exchange in Hamburg Germany.
July Is.
Prof Louis Pasteur is reported fatally i'll of chol-
era in Paris.
George Eusts the Minneapolis ieweler is way.
laid by footpads one of whom is captured
The national m lining congress at Helena ad.
journs after pronouncing in favor of bi.metaiism.
The attempt to form trust among the trunk
manufacturers of Chicago. Milwaukee and other
cities has failed.
After six months absence most of which time
was passed in Rome, Archbishop John Ireland re-
turns to st. Paul.
The official recognition of Minneapolis the
head of igation is celebrated by the business
mems union with salute of fifty guns
A terrific storm of wind and rain passes over
Cincinnati, several persons are injured and prop.
erty is damaged to the amount of s25O.OOO.
July Is.
President Harrison issues proclamation COM.
manding the riotous miners in Idaho to dispense.
An open letter is written by Mr.. Cleveland in
which he denies that he showed favoritsm to
Catholics while in the White House.
1t is claimed that Mr.. Gladstone's majority is of
such a mixed character that it is doubtful whether
he force home rule bill through.
Senator Washburn demands retraction from
the Chicago Tribune for publishing attack upon
him in connection with the anti.option bill
Thomas H. Carter of Monta ma resigns States
Land Commissioner and accepts the chairman.
ship of the Republican national committee
The West Superior Iron and Steel company's
roller mills shut down. Manager Mates says
that he will not recogn re the Amalgamated Asso-
citation.
July II.
The factory of the Western Lnoleum company
at Akron Ohio, is burned. Loss $780, 900; fully
insured.
The Amalgamated Association of Pennsylvania
issues an appeal for aid for the Homestead iron
workers.
A wilful but unsuccessful attempt to burn the
state woman's prison and reform school for girls
is made by the inmates of that institution at
Indianapolis, Ind.
In London there is rumor current that the
island of sangs in the Malay archipelago has been
destroyed by volcanic eruption and that 1000
people have persisted.
July is.
Warrants for murder issued for seven of
the leaders of the Homestead strike
Miss Rose Terry Cooke the authoress. dies at
Pittsfield. Mass. of congestion of the lungs.
W. T. Mills, we'll known business man of Man
kato. MIMI, makes assignment for the benefit
of his creditors.
Typhus fever, besides cholera, is spreading in
South Russia. Great mortality has already
suited from the visitation.
The stockholders of the Indianapolis ball club,
agree to withdraw from the Western league. The
proposed four.club league to include Kansas City,
Toledo, Columbus and Indianapolis fails to reor.
ganze as Columbus declines
July 10.
Thomas Cook founder of Cooks excursions,
dies in London of paralysis.
Chicago is face to face with grave crisis the
house Of representatives having refused the S5,-
OOO 600 asked for the exposition.
Philadelphia police are notified to arrest Hugh
ODonnell. the leader of the strikers, should he
make his appearance in that city.
The Atlantic hotel at Long Branch, N. j., is
totally destroyed by fire. The $50 guests make
their escape in their night clothes.
The president sends to the senate the nomina-
ton of George Shiras Jr, of Pennsylvania. to be
associate justice of the supreme court.
A satisfactory settlement is reached between
the United States and Chile, and $4,000 in gold is
paid on account of the Valparaiso massacre.