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THE WICKED WORLD.

A WISCONSIN, man and his twelve-year-
old son are held for the murder of the wife
and mother.
DEEMING, the multimnrderer, is convict
ed at Melbourne of the murder of his last
vile and sentenced to be hanged.
THE grand jury of Utica found indict-
ments against Bunco OBr.en for escaping
from Dannemore prison officials, and
against two United States nlarshals for aid
ing and abetting the escape. All the ac-
cused, except O'Bren, will be arrested.
Patrick O'Sullivan, the Cronin suspect,
died in the prison here recently. To the
last O'Sullivan declared his innocence. lie
was unconscious until few minutes before
his death. His body will be sent to Mar
ion, Wis.
A NEGRO uprising is reported from Triun,
news is the lynching of Eph Grizzard caus-
ed the negros to band together. They
are said to be in complete possession of the
town and have already killed three of the
whites. The wires have been cut ont
The other night 100 masked men took
Lyman Purdie. the negro murderer, from
the county Jail and hanged him to the
limb of tree The evidence against
ulule WAS Inc DC
lieyed him guilty but are greatly excited
over the lynching and it is feared there
may be trouble.
ANOTHER member of the suicide club
shot himselfin Chicago, dying instantly
He was Joseph Kraker, brewery employe.
Arthur Rudman is authority for the asser-
ton that Kraker belonged to an organiza.
ton, each member OF which is bound by
oath to commit hari kari. Rudman is un-
der arrest
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Ochil,ree Has the Gout.

LONDON May lO.-Cul. Thomas Ochiltree
has been confined to his lodgings for six
teen days Suffering with gout. He will be
able to go out Tomorrow. lie declines TO
give interviews to any one on the Drayton-
Borrowe affair. He says he believes in
view of the grief tlnt surrounds the Astor
and Drayton families it would be unmanly
and cruel to further revive the incidents
He added that from documents in his pos
session lie knows absolutely that Mrs.
Drayion has been cruelty wronsed. These
documents. he says. ne vii. not publish
unless Mrs. Drayton authorizes him TO do
SO. or he is compelled to do so by course
OF law
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r,e.d to the Grand Jury.

MASKATo, MINI. Special, May lo-Charles
NJ. Marsh was to-day bound over to the
grand jury On the charge of grand larceny
in the second degree in dsposing of mort
gagged property under ase pretenses.
Sheriff Glynn ho.ds bench warrant for
his arrest. issued ny the Ramsey county
district court, charging him with the same
otiense in obtaining a loan of s. 500 from
Cashier Prince, OF the Capital bank, st.
Paul. on ;a!se pretenses. Marsh intends to
give bail and go to ST. Paul on this matter
Tomorrow
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cision in the cases OF the gamblers, Murray
and Dahl, CHARGED with Karl Nelson in
rohbing the Union National Bank at Grand
Forks. Murray was discharged and Dahl
held at $1,000 bail.
The state board oft The Worlds Fair man
ayers held u meeting at Grand Forks to ar
range for public meeting to be held be.
fore the delegates to the state convention
leave the city, for the purpose of getting an
expression OF public sentiment regarding
Worlds Fair matters.
L.. Il. Hamilton was elected city attorney
of jamestown by the council. The electric
light committee received report from the
committee sent to South Dakota citic, tc
investigate the subject OF producing power
for light by artesan wells and decided to
experiment with the same
Fire broke out in the Office Of Attorney
occupied by the Devils Lake News in the
First National Bank building. 1t caught
from fire working through fire brick and
cement in the fireplace to wooden sill
and eating its way along the same 10 the
wall. The fire was discovered and ex.
tinguishcd by the fire company. Damage
about $3.50.
Onc-halt of the townsitc of Conductor,
on the west line OF the Great Northern
railway, has been sold to syndicate oi
Kansas capitalists for $1,000 cash. The
company will expcnd $4,000 i'll improving
the property and erecting buildings. The
syndicate is also buying land for a colony
of Kansas farmers who will arrive about
the 18th inst.
1t Is an exploded theory that no sale of
school lands could be made this year. The
statue provides that a sale should be made
in 1890. The constitution provides that
sales can be made at any time the board
thinks proper The sales this year are SIM
ply all adjournment ofthe last ones made.
The attorney general has not rendered any
official opinion
The Republican state central committee
has issued a call for n convention for the
nomination ofstate officers, which will be
held at Fargo, August .. The representa-.
ton is fixed at one delegate at large and
one additional delegate for every seventy
five votes pollcd i'll the laat election, ascer-
tanned by taking the average vote for the
first ten candidates on the ticket.
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WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Raum investi-
cation was continued to-day. Maj. s. n.
Clark, one of the correspondents of the
New York Tribune, testified that soon after
the completed files order was issued he had
an interview with Commissioner Raum
with reference 10 articles pub ished i'll any
paper attacking Commissioner Raum's sd
ininistratiLn. One OF the charges was that
George E. Lemon had endorsed note :or
the commissioner. The commissioner said
there was not a word OF truth in the article.
The committee adjourned until Thursday
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Excitement Over Cola piscoverv.

DEAuwooD, s. d.. May l1.--It is reliably
reported to-day hat Il strike OF large body
OF 81 go d ore has been made on the 600
foot level OF tl.c Caledonia and the 4O0-.oot
Level o! the Monitor mines where prospect
ing las been done with dian Oiid drill,
thus proving the ore body OF :;ieat extent.
show that the ore body crosses Deadwood
and Sawpit gulcncs and extends to the Nj
nerva mine, recently purchased by the
Homcstake Mining company. Facts con-
cerning the strike nave Just been made pub
lie and are creating u good deal OF sxcite-
ment.
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Their Tonpucs Cu, IN.

Los oJos n. NJ, May l0.-Two weeks ago
Isabella MariaMo was TO have married. Jose
+. Pedro, but the lover proved aithless and
married another. Yesterday the Tilted girl,
recovered from the i,rostralion into which
her lovers pettidy ll.rew her, entered the
apartments Of Pedro and found Pedro and
his vie asleep. She GU. their tongues out
and fled, only to be captured by city mar
shal, vino was severely wounded by the
maddene! woman. Pedro and his wife will
live, but will Leyer be able to sueak again.
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Mani. for Human Blood,

Benton. Iowa, May i0.-Joscph Hamil-
ton. who has spent The last seventeen years
OF his lie in chains. died here yesterday.
He had terrible mania. q thirst for human
blood, which nothing could appeasc. and
he was kept in irons all the time. When
twenty five years Old he acquired this APP
watching n snarring match when lie saw
blood flow from one of the boxers and
went insane instantly. He killed by
stander and drank the blood as it flowed
lie killed another man be ore .:e was ar
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Prosecuting the Sugar Trust.

WAsHISeroS. May lo.-The speaker laid
oe ore the house the reply of the attorney
general to the resolution asking whethe,
the sugar trust of the American Sugar Re
firing company has violated ;he anti-trusi
law. The attorney general says:
In the belief that the said company had VIC
lated the ac. OF congress above Iamei. suit IL
equity to enioin such violation Was commenced
in tie name of tie Unifei States against SAID
company aid others alleged to te acting in com.
biaa,ion in violation OF that law on the I'd Of
May. inst. in the circui. court OF the United
states for the Eastern district OF Pennsy sylvanla
and is ;iov there pending
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SIOUX CRY. Iowa. Special. May 1.-THE
board of supervisors of Dakota county.
Neb.. is investigating :he accounts of ex-
Treasurer Wilkinson. who retired rom the
office eleven years ago with bad record
behind him. An investigation several
years ago found him 5000 short, which
was paid by At!ee Hart. his bondsman
editor o. the Dakota City Eagle. Yester-
day the board found another deficit of S, 900
and Hart and Wilkinson will be sued for
the amount. Wilkinson is alleged to have
disposed ot his property. Hart claims the
county cannot collect the money. as his
responsibility has outlawcd
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Davis Returns to Washington.

WAsnaGroS. Special, May n.-scnator
Davis returned this evening from St: Paul.
He says there are no new developments in
the White Earth agency. He says the
Northwestern people will be pleased oser
the passage Of the river and larbor bill and
that Representative Castle has done US we'll
MS lie could under the circumstances, and
,nat 10 one else would have been able to
do any more than he did for the North
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14

CHICAGO, May l.-At the meeting of the
freight department of the Central Trai ific
association to-day the proposition to ad-
vance the rate on all sixth class freight ex-
cept grain and its products TO the former
basis o! % cents Ter 100 pounds Chicago to
New York, was submitted to vote of the
members The proposition was defeated
by the St. Louis roads. the negative votes
being cast by the Wabash. the Vandalia
and the Toledo, St. Louis g. Kansas City.
The matter will DOW 20 to the joint COM
mittec of the Central Traffic and Trunk
Line associations for final action.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14

WASHINGTON. May 0.-Commander-in-
Chief Palmer of the G. \. r. has issued 3
circular 10 the G. a. Il. informing them o
the manner in which the city of Washing
ton is governed AMI concluding With the
belief that the G. a. Il. posts that have pro-
tc,;el against an appropriation by congress
III ail 0! the enca!mp.rcnt are unacquaint-
cd with the true management of affairs o.
the district.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
THE TOILERS.

NEARLY a thousand workmen employed
in the quarrics in and near Stony Creek
Conn, are on strike for an increase of
pay.
MORE than half the journeyme plumb
ers in Boston who asked for "a per day
have had their request granted, and it is
expected that the others will be successful
in day or two
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14

CEDAR RAPIDS. Special, May l0.-Joseph
Marion. mysteriousiy disappeared from his
home OIL the morning OF April q. and all
endeavors tn find any trace of him since
have proven unayaiiin-. He was sixty-tive
years old. and there was no reason for his
committing suicide. His relatives have
come to the conclusion that lie has been
iouliy dealt with
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
The River at Now orlean,.

New ORLEANS, May 9.-The river at this
point has remained almost stationary for
several days, reaching 1876 feet ss the maxi
mum. The lcvecS, while subjected to a
great strain. are holding out we'll. Dis
patches from river points show that the
water is rising gradually, but !!e levees
continue in good condition
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
Ocean TraYel

London-Siehted: Helve;ia. New York: Nes-
torian, Philadelphia. Arrived: British King
Baltimocr.
Havre-Arriyed: Tou-aine. New York
Queenstomn-Arrived: Alaska. New YORK.
New York-Arrived: Servia, Liverpool: Bour-
gogne Havre: America. Bremen; Britaunic
Shields: Belgenladd. Antwerp; Anchoria, Glas,
gov.
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Alleged Violation Of Iio,or law.

AI!eEed ViOIatiOn OF LiTuOr Laws.
llrEoN :, d.. Special. May II deputy
United States Marshal Griffith brought
Peter Erickson Of Watcrtown to this city
yesterday on IL charge Of violuting the
United State, Liquor law. He was ar
faiSue,! be ore Commissioner Grant. waived
cxamina ion and gave 500 bail for his APP
pearancc at the next term OF the United
States cot!rf,
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
INJURED AFFECTIONS.
A Half Brood Indian Sued for Bro acf
OF Promise.

a hali- Brood Indian Sued for Dre ach
OF Promise.
PIERRE. S. d., May ia sensational
Sio, 10 breach of promise case will come
up be'ore the Stanley county courts at all
early date. The participants in the suit
are Billy Benway, hali.breed Sioux In
dian. and Miss Louise Welcount, French
SIN y. some thirty summers and daughter
OF rich stockman. Miss Wclcount is the
party who brings the suit and claims thai
her affections have been damaged to the
tune OF $4,000 by l'enwny. who promised
to marry her and has since gone back OH
his word, and is now looking lovingly at
suine other damsel, said to be IL hal breed
s,rl OF charming aspect. Bcnway is prob
a3 one OF the wealthicst hall. breeds
among lhe Siouy nation
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
stcr. and Ewcl1in.. Coma

LuDiSGroS. Mich. May 9.-Thc butter
and lumber company's mill and store and
three dwellings were burned this afternoon.
The conpany's plan; IVES one of the largest
in !hs state. Loss. S1tl.5UO. Three hun
cred :sen are thrown oul of employment,
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
An Inninenso Flnyy

REDrIELD, $ d.. Special, May ll.-A
wonder. .nliy strong flow was struck in Has
sell IL Meyers ar;csian we'll to-.:ay at
depth OF $50 Get. 1t is probably the
largest well III the state, throwing = U0 gal
ions per minute. 1t is TO be used tor irriya-
ton PURPOSES.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14

" y
missioner o. nav: alton. i-sucl the TO-
lowin. cicnlAr TO collectors OF customs:
In view OF the prov!>io..s Of Article S OF the
treaty OF 1927 WITH Sweden and Norway. you
viii hereafter collect = GulT o! three cc:i:s pei
ton not to exceed lii tie aggregate ID cents per
ton i'll aiiv year :t each entry OIL all vessels
wh cFi si.all entered i'll any port Of the United
States from any port cf Sweden or Norway.
Iou w;ll he governed accordingly.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14

WAsHrSG1os. May 1.-THE president ap-
proved the ''act to encourage slip build
ing" to-day within an hour after its receip,
from the house committee ON enrolled bills
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ed. A vote of confidence in the cabinet
was rejected in the chamber alter warm
discussion by II majority ofl2 against Ru-
DIM and his ministers. The greatest ex-
citement prevailed in the chamber when
the result was announced. Rudinis fall is
now irrevOcable
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
Ohio. Liverpool
Arrehten Tor ,tenline.

EAU CLAIRE Wis. Special. May 1O-Mar-
tin e. Hanson, a resident of Barron county,
was locked mp here tonight On charge Of
stealing certificates OF deposit amounting to
$500 at Rice Lake.
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IOWA.

Andy Brown shot fellow gambler at
Sioux City whose name could not be ascer-
taincd. The wound is not dangerous. The
trouble arose over craps.
]. +. Rogers, merchant OF Covington,
is my.teriously missing lie came to &C.
dar Rapids, but has not been seen since
Foul play is suspected.
Christian Nelson, Dane living near
Denmark, nearly killed his wife BY beating
her over the head with a club. He was
locked mp III the r.. Madison jail to await
his trial.
AtStorm Lake willie narrowing pota-
toes, an S-ycar-old son of A. Gustafson fell
on a knife which entered his eye and pen
ctratcd the brain. His death followed in
CIV hours.
Cornelious o. Reagan, all old resident
Dubuque, was fatally injured by being
thrown from wagon loaded with brick.
which lie was driving. The wheels passed
over his body, crushing i'll his chest.
The section men on the Illinois Central
ct TT. Dodge are OH strike for higher
wages. They have been receiving Sl.25 per
day and wa.i, sl.50. The demand has been
refused and the company are cndeavoring
To Secur., new men
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Base I,a,, at Red Wing.

RED Wing. Special, May ia match
game Of ball will be played here tomorrow
afternoon between the Red Wing club and
the Minneapolis Picketis.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
P.utt rayurs sherman.

NEW YORK, May IA special from
Nashville, Tenn, says that ex-senator
Thomas c. Plat. who arrived there last
night, said that he was Tor John Sherman
for president. Mr.. Piatt is in Nashville
with nine other New York miiiionaires,
cach one OF wloni said Mr.. Ilatt, WAS ell
g;cerng Si.crman's boom, aud his confer
encc Will, Chairman J. :. Clarkson next
week will be with regard to pushing Sher-
man against HARRISON
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
WISCONSIN.

August Trap farmer near Hartland,
accidcntlv ran over and killed his 2-year-
old child with loaded wagon.
An Elkhorn special says: Prairie wolvcs
have been committing ravagcs in this coun-
ty, and seven head were bruugltin by local
hunters who were paid $40, the state and
county bounty being that sum.
The Ashland Lighting Company settled
the suits of J. Pennerbcckcr and wife for
injuries sustained in.thc gas explosion a
year ago by paying $4,000. The plaintiffs
agreed to drop the action.
Burglars entered Will Caldwell's store at
Hudson and carried off about 5000 worth
of dress goods anI notions. No clew. A
reward will problby y be offered for the
capture OF the burglars.
The residence Of Michael Connor six
miles north of Dowrcy was destroyed by
fire; house and contents a total loss. Two
small children narrowly escaped suffoca-
ton.
Joseph Kramer an old employe of the
Empire Lumber Company, while grcasing
machinery in saw mill at Eau Claire.
was caught in belt. He was terribly
crushed and died in Is minutes.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-14
NORTH DAKOTA.

Judge Tcmpleton announced his de-
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A petition having been presented to the
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

That in pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of the County of Ada, State of Idaho
made on the 2oth day of June, 1891, in the
matter of tteestate ofPatrick Boyle, deceased
the unders igned, the administrator of said
estate will sell at private sale, to the hiehes,
bidder for cash, lawful money of the United
States, and subject to confirmation by said
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day OF February, A. D, 1892, ali right, title,
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The north one half w Of the N. w. one.
fourth "a and the west one half w of the
N. E. one fourth "a Of section seven (7} in
township hve (5), north Of range five 50 west
of the Boise meridian.
Terms and condition Of sale, cash. Deed
at expense OF purchaser, Bids or offers NAV
be made at any time after the first publication
OF this motto; and before the making of the
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All bids Or offer must be in writin.. and
left at the Office of J. Brumback, attorney-at-
law. No. 62I Main ST., Boise City, Ada
coanty, Idaho. or delivered to the under
signed personally.
ChAs. ]. F. PETERSON,
Administrator Of the estate Of Patrick BOYLE,
deceased.
Dated, January 8, 1892.
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