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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
Easter Eggs.

shell. Another scheme that will pro-
duce yariegated reddish-purple color
is to boil them with the skins Of red
onions. The eggs should always be
boiled for at least ten minutes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

The Duchess de Ia Rochefoucauld. a
| dat ghter Of Senator Mitchell, OF Ore
gOn, was simply overwhelmed with
| bridal gifts OF Jewels. plate. curiOs and
rare bric-a-brac. The dowager duchess.
WHO is the only member of the dues
family who approved Of his marriage TO
the bright American girl, gave her q
handsome dinner In honor Of the sign
Ing OF the marriage contract.
The largest taxpayer in certain Ohio
county is Caroline Esclard. She is also
bank director, and heavily interested
in several other financial ventures.
The French societies of women Will
hold a national congress annually.
They nave formed a federation similar
to our national council.
The first woman to be qualified for,
and registered for the position of a
skilled pharmacist in the state Of New
Hampshire is Miss Addie NJ. Stevens,
OF Concord.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is an enthus-
iastic member Of the New York Camera
club. The club numbers more than 100
noted society women among its mem
bers.
Nine, Leo Daudet. nee Hugo, has
had the honor of making Alphouse,
the novelist, Il grandfather in his fifty
first year.
Mrs. Potter Palmer president of the
board of lady managers of the Worlds
fair, sailed for Europe Saturday OH the
steamer Umbria.
Alice Durant Field. daughter of Cy-
rus w. Field, has been pronounced in
sane by White Plains, N. Y. Jury.
She Insists that she is not the daughter
Of Mr.. Field, but member of the royal
house Of France, who has been alb
Quoted.
Clara Louise Kellogg denies the allie
cation that she was responsible for the
career of Emma Abbott on the operate
stage. She says in recently pub
ished article: The first time | saw
Emma Abbott was in Toledo in 1868,
WhtrO | was singing in opera. She was
poorly clad, and was going about play
ing guitar and singing. Her poverty
and her desire 10 get on naturally APP,
pealed 10 me, and | was instrumental in
raising Il subscription for her so she
could come East. She asked me frankly
ii thought she could make her living
by her voice, and | said yes. My idea
was that she intended to sing in
churches, and / believe she did when
she came to New York. She was then
nineteen years old, which would have
made her about fOrty-two at the time of
her death, although her age was given
as thlrty-siX. Never at any time
lyrical artist. she possessed tirless
energy, and succeeded by it alone"
One of Pauline Lueca's most sincere
admirers was Prince Bismarck.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC
THE DINING CAR LINE
ToFar@o, Winnipeg, Helena, HHtto
and the Pacific North west.

~. raul
Dining Cars OIL Winnipeg and --
Pacific Coast Trains. Ly I Ar.
Pacific Express daily for Fargo
jamestown Livingston. Butte,
Helena, MisSoula Spokane &c
attic. Tacoma, Olympia and o:00ii2:1j
Portland. ....-..--..;... O. In p. IN
Pacific Mail, daily for Fargo. Bis
marck, Livingston. BOZemau.
Helena, Butte, Mssoula. Spo-
kane, Tacoma, Seattle, Olympia 4:Ij $50
and Portland. ,..;...... go; -. IN pm.
Brainerd Local, daily except sun
days FOR Anoka, s.. Cloud, LIZ 5:35 10 30
tie Fails and Brainerd. ...... OF. PIN. a. n.
Dakota and Manitoba Express.
daily. for Fergus Falls. Wahpe
ton, Grand Forks Grafton Win
nipeg. hoorhead, Fargo and 500 7:0j
Jamestown. commandments. p. m. Ia. N.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
THE BODEGA OPERA GARDEN E!

14s- $50 E. Seventh st., Opposite Ryan Hotel.
Tom Smith & Co., Proprietors and Managers.
Week OF Monday, April IL.
First Appearance in st. Paul. Boston Ideal
Female Mastodons. 90 Professional Stars, 20
Handsome and Beautiful Ladies' Saturday
and Sunday Matiuees. 2:30 p. m. Box Seats,
Ladies Balcony, Soc General Admission. 25c.
Matinee prices. 15c. Box seats. PIC Doors
open 1880. Curtain rises al $50 sharp.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for Chill
dren Teething produces natural, quiet sleep
Angostura Bitters makes health and health
makes bright rosy checks and happiness.
Dg-J G. Is. siegert ~ Sons Manufacturers
Easter Millinery Opening Today.
Mrs. Hunt, $40 NicoIlet, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS.
DIED.

DIED.
REEVE-In ST. Paul. Monday, Aprilll, at 6
p. m. Mrs. j. Y. Reeve at her late resi-
dence. $50 Fuller street. Notice of funeral
later. Mt Vernon. o.. papers please copy.
MAkTIN-In ST. Paul. Mimi. April 8, 1892
Mrs Emma Faber Martin. aged thirty-two
years. beloved wife of John Martin. Flu
neral win be held from late residence. No.
209 Sherman street Tuesday, April II, 1892
ut o'clock p. IN. Friends invited. Du-
buque, 10, Winona. Mimi, Chicago, ILL.,,
Milwaukee,, Wis. papers please copy.
FAkRELL-In ST Paul Henry Roy, son OF
II. J. and Emma 4. Farrell, aged six
months. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 p. m. at residence, No. $50 Goodrich
avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
The Universal Report
from Every Section.

A letter just received from
a St. Paul merchant says:
"The sales of DR.. Prices
Delicious Flavoring Ex-
tracts have doubled within
the past three months, and
the demand is constantly in
creasing." This is account
ed for by the fact that DR..
Prices havors are just as
Representatives, from poi
sonous oils and others, are
true to nature, made from
the finest fruits, of DELICATE
taste, and Of the greatest
strength attainable. The
housewife who uses them
once will never purchase the
cheap substitutes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Easter Millinery Opening Today.
Mrs. Hunt, 500 NicOllet, Minneapolis.
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aul &SauItSte. AarIeRy

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,,, CWinnar, Morris Br0wn's1 I, 90.
pe'sNN-i" Valley and Breckenridge J ~N-''P''h
bs.5 Am Fer. FGlls Fargo & e.. forks lC.i0p.tn
L5-1Op. IOEseo. Clearwater & ST. cloud biI &c g. ~
LS.10p pm. Aoka, St Cloud < Wilimar 1is 65 a. "a
cox y u Excelsior aud Hutchinson bll5J.. "A
fWllmar, Sioux City
Sioux Falls dWatsrt0wu.
dHuTon WahpetOn, cab
resoo 3 II. erdccn, cEllendnle, Far alD q d
90 bCasseiton. era ton.
Winnipeg and Faclnc
Coast
f;Ano1a, 81 Cloud, sauki
Center Fergus Falls Fsr-
h7.np.m. 60 Crookston. u. Forks as55 Guo
Grea. Falls. Helena
Butte and Pacific Coast J
--Eastern Minnesota.--
Duluth ". Superior Eik1
bf NJ n m River MiIaca. Hinckley. b-O0, -
Pril cetOn. Anoka.-
rdaiiY. b. except Sundays; G. Monday Wednes-
day and Friday. It, Sunday, Tuesday aud Thurs
day. SBu e. plrlor cars IN trains 20 Duluth AMI
IVES. Superior. rBu q fleepsrs. lDining cars
palace sleePeg3 and irce cClCnis sleeping cars
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

The long basque is doomed Short
bodices Will be worn exclusively, and
many of these will be belted,
although fitting the form per-
fecty. The skirt "forreau," slipped
on over the short bodice, with only a
6 rdle or a .old or two Of the goods soft
ening tie meeting of basque and skirt,
will be tie most popular sort Of a gown
for early spring. The trim shirt waists,
with collars, shirt fronts and cuffs, just
like mans, will be worn with blazers
and "be.l" skirts Of broadclotb, home
spun and Bedford cords. 1t is a tri1le
early for this costume in this climate !;
but Boston, Washington ard New York
women have already doDned their
manly and natty attire.
Talking of the coming OF Mrs. Alice
Freeman Palmer, late president of
Wellesley college, Tlo lectures at the
PpOple;S churrh Saturday RVpninU
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

The largest taxpayer in a certain Ohio
county is Caroline Eschard. She is also
n bank director, and heavily Interested
in several other financial ventures.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

As to the general hints on spring cos
tunes, the edct has gone forth that
Will Danish the delightful frou-frou of
silken Innings to dress skirts. Paris will
no longer countenancc silk lining, and
Redfern follows suit by adopting satin
instead. An old fashion is revived, TOO.
in lined dress skirts; thatiS, lining
cut with the material, instead of sep
arate foundation. The bee" skirt is
the fayorite of the moment, and women
with carriages at their command will
continue to wear trained gowns, which,
though troublesome 10 look after, are
Immensely graceful and becoming to al
most any figure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

Alice Durant Field. daughter of Cy-
rus w. Field, has been pronounced in
sane by White Plains, N. Y. Jury.
She Insists that she is not the daughter
of Mr.. Field. but a member of the royal
house of France, who has been alb
durtpd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co
J. N. POTTGIESER
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

Ticket Agent for all Ocean steamship Lines,
2ni Jackson street ST. Paul Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

The French societies of women Will
hold a national congress annually.
They nave formed federation similar
to our national council.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12

The first woman to be qualified for,
and registered for the position of a
skilled pharmacist in the state Of New
Hampshire is Miss Addie NJ. Stevens,
of Concord
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Sinful DOingS.

"Jack the Ripper is operating in Austria
liza.
A Chicago juror is sent to Jail for one
year Tor contempt.
A Chicago man kills his wife, parents,
wounds two Others, and is almost lynched
Critchow, the Homestead striker charged
with murder, whom Attorneys Erwin and
Arso defended, is acquitted.
The new press bill empo werS the French
government to seize foreign papers printed
in either France or abroad.
Mexico publishes an article alleging that
the Mexican band has met with dscollrte-
Gus treatment from Chicago worlds lair
officials
Cholera is again shown. itself IN Bel
GUM. There have been :wo deaths rom
the disease in Brussels and several cases are
reported in Brugcs and Mons.
Death warrants for the eight color ed men
and boys in Chestertown Jail. convicted of
the murder Of DR.. Hill. have been pre-
pared. Dec. Is is the date fixed Tor the
hanging.
News has been received at the variety
agencies in New York that Viola May, a
well-known singer and dancer, has shot
and killed companion named Carrie
Rogers at klspall. Mont.
From Mulhaussen, in Alsace, comes a
story Of murder by Mrs. Kern of her four
children. They were starving. it. is stated,
and taking them in cemetery in wheel
barrow she cut each Ut their thrOats wit
q knife
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Record of Casualties.

Four men are drowned in Idaho.
Five tenement houses at Knoxville,
Tenn. were destroyed by fire.
Miss Rebecca Hardison, aged IS yea rs,
was burned to death at Bluecut, Ky.
The total loss from floods in the vicinity
of Seattle. Wash, is SD, 900.
Mrs. Mary Murray was fatally burned at
Holyoke, Mass, by the bursting of kero,
sene lamp.
The Beaver Dam paper mills at Coates
vile, Pa, burned. The loss will reach
$15, 900.
The plant Of the Anderson Pressed Brick
Company, at New Brighton, l.. l., was de-
stroyed by tire. Loss, 100000.
William Gehl, nephew of Conrad Gehl,
head brewer III Conrad's brewery, at Port
Arthur Ont, fell into vat Of boiling beer
and only lived three hours.
The Hotel Znzendorf at Winsow, y. c.,
recently built by the West End Land COM
pany at a cost of $40, 900, was totally de-
strOyed by fire. The contents were mainly
saved. The hotel was one oflhc best in the
South
c. j.. Church, for many years representa-,
tive Of Sanford e. Co.. of Winnipeg, Man,
persisted on the prairie near Macleod. AL.
bera, during terrible storm Witch has
been raging there for two days. Church
was one OF the most highly respected ci1i-
Zens and a pioneer OF Winnipeg, having
come here in 49,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
IN CONDENSED FORM,
The Latest and Most important
News Of the World, Culled
From the Telegraph Re-
ports Of the Press
Associations.
The Capital.

The annual report OF Secretary of Agri-
culture is made public.
There is talk in Washington Of floating a
new loan to meet possible financial COM
plicaiion.
The president appoints J. II. Gear OF
Iowa assistant secretary OF the treasury
and William NJ. Stone of the same state
commissioner OF the general land otli e.
Thcsnprcme court Of the case Ian as the
date Of the trial fixed of the Northern Pa
cilic Hallway Company, appellants, VS..
Charles 5. Walker. county auditor. appeal
ed from the Eighth judicial district.
The comptroller Of the currency has APP
proved the National Bank OF the Republic
as a rcs erve agent for the First National
Bank of Albert Lea, Mimi. and the First
National Bank OF st. Paul for the Farmers
Il Drovcrs National Bank at Wuync>bury,
Penn.
Railroad postotlire car service is
established as follows: Elroy, Wis, to St.
Paul, Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway. The establishment of
one daily line OF railway postotlicc cars, 30
feet III length, inside measurement, over
this route is authorized.
Col. Ruilccs bond having been approved,
the money due the Chippcwas from the
reserve fund. amounting to about $780, 900.
will be forwarded in few days. The de-
parmcnt will simply wait until Co: Ru1ee
has had time to prepare the roll OF indians
who are entitled to the money.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
CONSIGNED to the Tom u.

Washington. Pa. Dec 3. The remains Of
the late Rev. l'r. John Scott were inferred
II tn. Washington cemetery to-day. The
funeral party. which arriv,, ut this place at
: 80 this lnnrnn" consisted nf President
Harrison. Mrs. Mckee. Postmaster ti"nrrai
Wananakrr, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Uarri-
son. Lieut.. and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Dmick
and Rev. l'r. llamliu. The party remained
in the ears until $50 o'clock. wl.I! the
mHinS were transferred to the house Of
Joshua Wright. Her" the r,Skrt remained
for i"rly-i fly" minutes. during Wnn.! the face
Of fla" d";u! WAS viewed l'y many Of his old
friends. III" services We're ruildin'tr,l by
Key. James !. HruWlI>uI and Dr. MOifalr
offered Il short prayer. after which the re-
mains were conveyed Ia the cemetery AL the
grave Rev. I'r. .Ianu.S |. I:ruwnSun presided.
in arH"r'lal"r with desire expressed by Or.
l;r'wn>"n referred /" the noble character ut
the decreased. and Of his well beloved assoc
"iali"n> ii his place. He concluded In.
services viii! prayer. and the raSkGt was
lowered into the tomb. 1t was inrlnSci in
ai iron. i',ir-lar-p rnuf ease. Beside the new
- made -raN" ar" III" resting place of hr.
scott wife. wli" WIS inferred there sixteen
wears AGO. and thar Of his son. The lr,ll-
hearers ""r" ministers and elders nf the
i,r>hNi"rith church.. They were Doctors
Mlllani +. Hamilton. William Spr"r. !. II.
Mnna!l am! Henry Wounds AMI Elders j.
A"itr:,n. J"hn Aiken. Thomas McEcnnan
alt' llt"lIH> k'in. Tie entire funeral WAS
Ai '!iltl>'mllN uTir' one. AMI without the
>il-lii''>I u>l"n'allrn. The funeral Dnriy re-
tNF"I I" Washington tonight.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
People in Print,

Margaret Mathcr confesSes that young
Mr.. Pabst is her husband.
Margaret Mathcr viii! retire from the
stage.
Gen. Roecrans is rapidly recovering from
his nervous attack, and vii! soon be re-
stored to health.
DIR. w. P. Exhuu. third party candidate
for governor Of North Carolina was fined
1870 short time a!o on the charge OF
using protane language.
They are getting good deal Of fun over
in Wisconsin out OF Gov. peck's excuse for
writing 'Peck's Bad Boy that lie was
only torty-three years old at the time
In recent trial in London testimony
brought out the fact that the prince of
Wales was indebted to the extent of s., 33l5
to the London Lyceun for box tickets.
Able LISTS first concert prog ramme
when he was only zine years old, has been
discovered. 1t bears the date Of 1920, and
the performance was given at Oldenburg.
Capt. c. James, ofthe Redditch eng J
Cycling club, died and. in accordance with
his wishes, his coffin was borne to the grave
on four bicycles and attended 1y his friends
riding on their wheels.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Chicago Dec. 3.--S,.vrn safe ruhbcricS in
one building IN on" night within one square
of police headquarters was the record of
Chicago to-day. 1t was in the heart of the
city. at the big Equitable building. an office
structure on the southwest corner Of Dear
born and Washington streets. Il single block
from The city hall and police headquarters.
"'rw" days ago" said T.. T. t'uwrll. chief
clerk for one of the victims. II bought y
billy tn project myself against highwayIncn.
! put i, in Il drawer III the office. and the
thieves took even that.
Two accomplished men could have done
all the work that was done. hut the detect
ives seem to think that there might have
been Il third. 1t is not known which offices
the first robbery was done in. although it
is Only fair to such brilliant fellows as these
were 10 suppose that : : began on III" top
iiuor and worked Il way down TO the
main floor III the top Of the street hight OF
steps.
The office of Chandler & co.. NOR, gage
bankers. located OH III" first floor. was Wis
tied and their four safes opened From
them they secured S7H, in money. II. w.
Martin. n real estate dealer ON the second
floor. donated 500. rhir,y-righl dollars
We're appropriated by til" rubnrrS from
the safe of Washington Porter. Il capitalist.
other safes contained no money. and so
nothing was taken Books and papers were
lung about in wild confusion in al the
offices. All the safes were drilled. 10 pow
der being used. There is no clue.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
:BAGGED. THE WHOLE GANG.
GREAT. NORTHERN TRAIN ROB-
i, SBERS CAPTURED.
Four Hard Citizens Safe in Jail in
.Montana-They We're Clever
= ~ Tracked and Identi-
," fled by a Con-
duCtOr.
Traded Liberty for Plumber.

treat Falls. Mont, Special. Dee. q
SherfttS Hamilton of Cascade county and
oNcil of Chotcau with deputies re-
turned to-day from Malta. having in
their custody four men arrested there
lust night for holding up the Great
\Hllhcrn trlin Il. few days ago. The
prisoners are we'll known youn. men in
Malta. and it is an open secret that
some of them Frequently boastcd of their
daring deed. Conductor Bywatrr. VIII,
had charge of the train ut the time it
wills held up. went to Malta as soon us
possible after the robbery and INDUCED
in little detective work. When he
had the mon spotted he called on Il
deputy sheriff of Dawson county to ar
rest them. That official with other
deputies Went into the saloon whore the
men were playing. cards and tried to
arrest them. All had WinchcstrrS and
Colts REVIEWERS. and when the deputy
Sh"riiS began reading the warrants 10
Them they commenced TO put moro
cart ridges into their weapons which
mad" the officers think they did not want
them very bad. He photographed here
for Sheriff Hamilton. The latter went
I" Malta yesterday. taking O'Nril Of
thnl";n county and !, number of dep
ulirS. When the posse reached Malta
last night they arrested two of the rob
l"r> as the! were about to board the
ears. and the other two in the act of
>:l,tllin- horses to leave for CANADA.
Srrin" themselves ovrrpoWrrrh they
made no resistance. and pcarrably Hc
rnnlpanird the officers back to Great
Falls. Their na,ncS are Alex Black.
Henry Bass. II. E;lugll and w. G. Hunt.
Black runs Il saloon at Malta. the others
are cowboys. Black claims he WAS in
his saloon at the time the train was held
mp and knew nothing about it. All were
arr;,iynrL tonight and plca,lrd not
guilty. They will BE- examined Monday
before United States Commissioner
pumrruy. Fifteen hundred dollars was
offered for their capture. 5000 by Gov.
roolr and 81 900 10y the railroad and en-
press companies. The bulk of the re-
ward will probably Z" to Conductor BY.
water. as he WAS mainly instrumental
in their capture.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Political Echoes,

Friends of Gov. Boics advocate his APP
pointment to cabinet position.
President-elect Cleveland announces that
he will not consider applications for Office
until he is inaugurated.
The Independents hold the balance OF
power in the California legislature and will
name the next United States senator.
The official count makes the Montana
legislature Democratic on joint ballot and
insures Democratic United States senator
in place OF W. +. Sanders (Rep.)
Congressman Lew Steward, of the Eighth
Illinois district will contest the seat of r.,
A. Childs in the house of representatives.
Childs received a majority Of seventeen in
vote Of ~. 900. but Stewards friends clal III
they have proof OF fraud OH the part ol
Child's supporters.
The official count Of the Rhode Island
vote cast in the recent presidential election
is completed and shows the following re-
suit Bidwell. 1,5G5; Cleveland n, 334
Harrison. 21,oG9; Weaver, :2,221. Plurality
for Harrison, >, 73I.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08


Of Ohlsdorf cemetery This was the first
time Ohlsdori's crenlaIorium has been u.s.
ed. -. n
Emperor William is suffering from u
chill. He has been compelled to abandon
his hunting excursion to Neugattersleben
and has returned to .Potsdam. where he is
resting.
The London Chronicles correspondent
at Vienna says it is stated there that at the
first meeting Of the international monetary
conference, the Italian delegates will give
notice of the secession of Italy from the
Latin Union.
The court at Galatz has condemned
Princess Gortschakof to transfer to her
brother, Prince Gregory Stourdza, S., 0O0,-
900 and residences held by her in Paris and
Baden Baden under the disputed will OF
her father. the late governor OF Moldava.
The Judgment financially ruins the prin-
cess.
Advices received AT London from st.
Petersburg show that according to statistics
just made public there are $4,000 persons
imprisoned in SO jails in Russia. Ninety
per cent of the prisoners are men. The
prisons were built to hold only SO. 600 per
sons, ana an idea Of their crowded condi
ton can be obtained
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
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On Trial for Murder.

Ashland. Wis. Special. Dec. 1.-The trial
IF Phil Newman has lasted all day and will
not end before tomorrow night. The state
is working: up Il strong case against him. 1t
is not known what the defense will attempt
to show. They may admit that Newman
killed Murphy. hut plead that ii was done
in self defense. Sullivan. the man who was
with Murphy and Newman on the night of
the murder. was found guilty of man
slaughter by the jury. The state has shown
that the three men left Pence to 80 to Iur-
ley early Sunday morning after the dance
WIS over Numerous witnesses testified as
10 have seen them unlrrelng on the way
home" and one wOnlan heard Newman threat
On Murphy. Th.r" is no ,rrr, testimony
regarding The murder Murphy was found
lying msid" the road. stabbed in four Pieces
him.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
About the Railroads.

The Union Pacific is practically boycott
ted by several other Western roads.
The Canadian Pacific, it is said, secures
al entrance into Chicago by means Of al
al" road.
committee oftEe Western Freight as
ISOLATION meets III st. Paul to check rates
out Of this city and Duluth.
In view of the opening of the water
power Improvements at Niagara Falls Jan.
l, the 500 line is making extensive ar
engagements for the providing off special
rate1or passengers to that point and for the
conducting OF a number of excursions
during the first few days preceding the
first Of the year. The 500 line passes in the
immediate vicinity Of the falls. and it will
be o>sible for passengers to see he work
ing Of the improvements at the falls with
out leaving the cars.