The Dickinson press., 1892-01-02
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled fom the As
sociated Press.
Secretary Foster continues to i'm

oVooAAoim from tne grippe.
Assistant Secretary Nettleton has
been attacked with the grip.
General Miles is in Washington con.
sulting with Secretary Elkins.
A postofice has been established al
Boynton, Dickey County, N. D.
Ex Lieutenant Governor Thomas h.
Armstrong, of Minnesota, is dead.
Senator Hill. of New York. is ex
pected in Washington on Monday.
F. P. Mcguire, Wiuona, Mimi, la
boring man, has fallen heir to $75, 900
John A. Pellet, an old resident of
Minneapolis, fell dead yesterday morn
ing.
James F. Pratt. prominent citizen
of Grandin. N. D.. died yesterday morn
ing.
A new base ball association is to be
organized to take the place of the Amer
icRn.
Frank Stangler, of Wheatland, N. D..
who was lost for several days, has been
found.
Charles Anderson was taken to Bis.
marck from Grand Forks by Sheriff
Fadden.
Natural gas has been struck on the
farm Of Hon. R. B. Ooddington, near
Blunt. s. d.
1t is said that Lord Randolph Church
III will be appointed ambassador to st.
Petersburg.
1T. Rev. John Loughlin. bishop of the
Catholic diocese of Long Island is dead.
He was "a Years of age.
The Chicago Times Printing Go. will
erect home for itself. The structure
will be twelve stories high.
Senator Washburn denies that he said
Blaine told him he would accept the
nomination for the presidency.
Broker Titue, of New York, is re-
ported to be defaulter for nearly
$25O,000 he has disappeared.
The peoples party was organized in
Lansing, Mich, by the federation of
all labor organizations in the state.
Sioux Falls clergymen have notified
Judge Aiken that they do not like the
style in which he conducts himself.
Squaw men and hall. breeds around
Pierre have formed an association and
will eight the recent decision of the at.
torney general
Catherine Burrell, youngest child Of
Rev. D. j. BurreIl, formerly Of Min.
neapo]is. died of scarletina in New
York Sunday.
The extensive brewery and malt house
of William Sutcliffe. at Albany, N. Y,
was closed by tie sheriff Oh confessed
judgement of $4,000.
1t is expected that next week Assignee
Randall will have his report ready as to
the condition of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, OF Glendale
A dispatch from Guthrie, Okla. says:
A courier from the Cheyenne and Arap
ahoe r. servation states that the Messiah
craze has broken out anew among the
Indians there.
Prince Christian of schleswig- -Hol
stein-sonderburg was accidentally shot
in the face during a hunting trip on the
Isle of Wight. Nothing serious will
RESULT
A passenger train on the Wisconsin
Central road Jumped the track near
Saltwater. No one was killed, but the
engineer, Jay Leighton, had leg
broken.
President Harrison has refused to
grant a pardon to Harper, the default
ing bank president who is serving a
term in the Ohio state prison. Harper's
health is failing.
At q meeting of the Northwestern
Travelling Mems Association in Chicago
W, s. Stockdale was elected vice presi-
dent for North Dakota, and J. w. Shell
don for South Dakota.
John Miller, an old man at Hurop,
was suddenly taken insane and at
tempted to wipe out the whole COM
munity, but he was luu into Jail where
he is now a raving maniac.
Lewis F. Mortimer, Of Nsw York, is
in trouble, having wrongful y yabstracted
$4,000 belonging to the National Gap
ital Savings Building and LHan As.o'
ciation of North America.
Col. w. H. Robinson, is in st. Paal
arranging for an excursion of members
of the North estern Lumbermen's ex-
cursion to Cloquet. Colonel Robinson
is president of The association.
It is thought that tie court of nrbi.
traitors in the Behripg Sea case will be
announced soon. The United States
will select France and England will se.
!ect Italy. These powers will select q
third.
Members of the family Of George W.
Butler, at Bristol, s. D., were discov.
cred in an unconscious condition yes.
terday morning by neighbors. Gas
from coal stove had nearly asphyxi
ated them.
Senator Washburn arrived in Min.
neapolis, and on being interviewed
stated that there was no truth in the
statement that he eaid Blaine told him
that he would accept the nomination
for the presidency.
At meeting of the village council al
Hallock, MINI, the license fees were
established as follows: One saloon,
$5 600; two, 81. 600 each; three, 81, sec
each, and four, 81, $50 each. This places
Hallock as the high license town of the
state.
Albert Herrick, the brakeman who is
charged with causing the terrible wreck
ON the New York Central on Christmas
eve, has written q letter to the superin
teEdeDt of the road explaining what
precautions he had taken to preven
a collision.
State Senator Ink, of Richlant
County, N. D.. is in Washington. h.
says the tendency of North Dakota il
to give up prohibition. He says Con
gressmtn johnson has increased hi
popularity by his utterances on th'
money question.
A Duluth dispatch says: Every trucl
of the Omaha train arriving yesterda,
morning was bespastered with blood
The trainmen on a later train found ,
man s leg near Spooner, and two mile
further found pieces of flesh. No mean
of Identification.
Leopold Stoker, an Austrian, died a
Avon, ILL.,, aged 85 years. lie came t.
Bordertown, N. j., with Lucian Mura
in 1925. Soon after his arrival be en-
tered the service of Joseph Bonaparte a
valet de chambre, and remained clos
companion until the kings death.
John j. Nathan. an old time circu
man, died in New York aged about z
years. He entered the circus RIM
about sixty years ago. and for nearl.
half century was prominent in tn