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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
CASUALTIR0.

A Two-MILL1oN dollar fire OCCURS at New
Orleans
A DRY goods establishment at Cleveland,
Ohio is burned, the loss being $500, 900.
MuRTA. ARK, has been almost entirely
destroyed by fire. Loss, $125,O
ONE of John 4 James Dodson's carpet
mills at schuykill. Pa, was destroyed by
Gre. Loss, $50, 600.
A RAILROAD train dashed into a Broad
street horse car in New York, injuring sew
eral persons, John Culligan driver Of the
horse car fatally.
AT Horizon, Wis, by the explosion of q
tank of crude oil recently William and
Robert Gadow were so seriously injured
that their recovery Is doubtful.
WHEAT in Tennessee was considerably in.
jured by the late freeze, BY ,ing "spewed
4g" by the roots out the ground.
Whole fislds are e. ..ely destroy
Carr. GAuLr and four seamen ofthe seal
ing schooners Oscar and Hattie were
drowned at Nestudca, Or, while attempt-
Ing to land in small boat.
The steamer Mariposa brings news from
Honolulu that the whaling bark Tanner
lane was wrecked on the night of Feb. on
the rocks off the coast or Puma, Hawaii.
Eighteen lives were lost, nineteen of those
On board being saved.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
Design Wanted for O ,lclal BADGE.

Design Wanted for O niclal Badge.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Feb. 2s.-Mrs,
Ralph Trautmann, chairman of the
committee on badges of the Worlds
Fair commission, has furnished your
correspondent with the following cirou-
lar letter which will explain itself:
To the Women Designers of America:
The board of lady managers requires an
official badge and invites the women de.
signers of America to make competitive
sketches for this purpose. The design
must be about one inch in diameter and
may be drawn in outline or painted in
water color. The legend, 'Board of
Lady Managers of the Worlds Oolum.
bian Commission. Created by Act Of
Congress-, q. 8. A., Organized $780,"
must be shown on the outer edge of the
badge, and space provided for the in.
sertion of the name of the state repre-.
sented by the wearer. The president
can only offer the small honorarium of
$50 for the accepted design. ALI draw.
ings of sketches must bear q motto and
be accompanied by letter giving name
and address. These must be sent in by
March 10, 1892, addressed to Mrs Ralph
Trautmann, chairman committee on
badge, ~ Beekmsn place, New York
city.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

The brewery war is soon to end.
THE National Real Estate congress. opens
in Nashville, Tenn.
MOVEMENT las started in Chicago for a
new government building the present one
be-; too rikety for safety.
TaE New York senate has adopted a res
olu' on for the investigation of the alleged
co,nbinati on to raise the price of coal.
IT is claimed that Rockefeller, Mackey
and North, the nitrate king, have cornered
the worlds wheat markets.
CONGRESSMAN LIND beg ins fight in the
hou@e in defense of the interstate commerce
law
TIE Pine Ridge agency Indians organize
society with the purpose of advancement
| In The scale of civilization.
Ir is proposed to have national confer
encc OF Independent voters held in New
York in April.
British authors like the American copy-
right law; publishers do not mind it-some
regard it with favor; printers and book
manufacturers hate it.
THE Casselman Lumber company at
Casselman, Ont. has gone into liquida-
ton. Its liabilities are very large. The
assets amount to $50, 600.
Ex-CoMx1ss1oNER of the Trunk lines
Albert Fink has been offered the presidency
OF the great Richmond Terminal systen
After its reorganization.
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New York Union Steamboat line, aged six.
kV.Ona voorp ' ~oS~sA.

New York Union Steamboat line, aged six.
ty-one years.
The Persian government has granted An
important concession to Russian syndi.
gate to establish a transport and trading
business in Northern Persia.
SoME alarm is felt again regarding the
condition of the pope. His doctors repor,
mat ne is suffering from . gradual loss OF
MOUNT ETNA is in an unusual state OF
volcanic disturbances. The people of Zaf.
iarano, market town on the eastern slope
have abandoned their dwellings in oonse-
ouence OF series of volcanic shocks.
The North German Gazette SAWS that
Chancellor Won Caprivi is bending all his
energies to get the educational bill passed
to prevent it being used for political CAPT
sal IN the elections to be held in 1898.
OWING to the failure of the crops and tho
lack of customary Russian suooor, famine
is causing widespread distress in Montsnsn.
gro. wholesale emigration of the people
to Turkey is resulted.
The Pail Mall Gazette published a long
letter in defense of Mr.. Egan, the United
states minister to Chilli. The letter was
sent from Valparaiso by ian Englishman
and Conservative"
There is considerable anxiety expressed
IN regard to the health of the queen regent,
Marie Christine, mother oflittle King AL
tonso XIII. The queen regent has been ill
for some time past, and, instead of improv-
Ing, it is admitted that the royal sufferer's
ackness is increasing.
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LaMOURE COUNTY.

Edge ley: The band gives concert
March o.. Born, to MIR. and Mrs.
stonenburg, a son. .Carl Lineren Of
Newburg came near having all OF his
stock smothered during the last cold
weather. He had a lumber stable and
the frost made the boards swell tight,
SO that there was no ventilation at all.
One morning he went to the barn and
found all Of Tie chickens and sheep
dead and the other sto.k in very e1-
hausted condition. Ore ok was so near
gone that be could not be gotten out Of
the barn aid they had to leave the doors
open until lie recovered i. 4. Invitations
arc cut for the marriage of Miss Matte,
eldest daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schatz, to Q. Ii Shells, which will occur
on Wednesday evei ing next.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05

The Right to Fresh Milk Sunday
A great religious question has just
been decided in lie i,i;.n.l OF trr,n.
where Robert Kelso, farmer and III.
elder in the Free Kirk. was admonish-
ed by his church session for supplying
fresh milk to the Duchess OF Hamilton
on Sunday. The minister held that
as the Jews OF old only received fresh
mama six days in the week, the Ouch
ess had no right to expect fresh mill,
on seven. But the elder was contu.
macious, and appealed to the presby.
terry. He argued that his milk was
not mama, or miraculous, and per
versely refused to remain fresh fol
twenty-four hours. The rresbytery
took this view OF the case, and order
ed the admonition to be withdrawn
London Letter.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
SPORTING MATTERS.

Jl1 CoRsErL the pugilist works big
fake in New York.
DANIEL BuDD, of Meriden, Conn, won
the 13O-yard sprinting handicap at Man.
chester, Eng. His hackers won $15, 600.
No more boxing shows will be permitted
IN Chicago. The shows in which the erepre-
sentations made to the police have been
Violated have become altogether too preya-
lent, says Police Chief McClaughrey
A FIGHT occurred between Michael
Thomas of Lafayette, La, and Everharts of
New Orleans at the former place. Ever
hsrts, who was bncked by Prof. Duffy, won
questionable Knockout.
FELIX JACQUES, the champion thirty
mile runner of Minnesota, issues chal-
lenge to any runner in the state to run a
thirty-mile race for $3.50 and the state cham
piionship medal. He is ready to receive
challenges at any time at 755 Wabasha
street,
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Three Men Killed.

BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 2s.-Two fatal
accidents by which three men were
killed occurred in two of the Anaconda
mines yerterdsy. Both were the result of
falling ground. The names of the dead
are:
JAMES KANE,
THOMAS CARROLL,
FRANK G. DOYLE.
Kane was working on the third floor.
During the morning blast was put in
on the fifth floor. The explosion loos-
ened the earth below. When the fore
man noticed it he despatched men to
bring timber and bilkhead the loose
ground. While they we're after the
timber, the cavein occurred, completely
burying Kane. An alarm was giveI
and in half an hour the dead body wa,
hoisted to the surface. A few minutes
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Wahpeton Gossip.

WAHPEToN, N. D., March 1.-Wah-
peton is preparing for a large increase
of business the coming spring. Consid-
cradle business is under contemplation.
Plans have been executed for large
bank and hotel block to be occupied by
J. E. Milton & Son Of the Merchants and
the Patterson, bankers.
Court convened here today with a
calendar of f1fty.nine cases. It is
thought it will require about two weeks
to finish the term.
E. P. Sundberg and wife of Fargo
were in the city Monday.
Attorneys Hildreth and Greene of
Fargo were in attendance on court to-
day. Both returned in the evening.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
Canadians Waking Up.

ST. PAUL, March IA Pioneer Press
specia' from Winnipeg says: At q
meeting of the joint committee of the
city connoil and board of trade of the
Red River Valley Navigation improve.
ment held here, Major Ruttan presented
q report. submitting memorial to the
government of Canada praying that
$500, 600 be expended by parliament in
improving navigation on the Red River,
so that the stream would be passable for
steamers from Lake Winnipeg to the
North Dakota line.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
RIOHLAND OOuNTy

Wahpeton: Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Hofkes, son. -Four deaths
occurred in Wahpeton last week.-Mrs..
Sallie Mott. aged S3; Albeit Kinney,
aged age. 49,; Percy Shippam, aged 49,;
Thomas Lupde, one of the prisoners in
the county Jail.
Fairmount: Boru-To Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Il. Griffin, a son -. Fairmount is to
experience boom in the spring. Sew
eral new lines of business are to be
opened up and village improvements
are to be looked after -. 1t is now GER
tain that Paramount will have a grist
mill. Parties have looked over the
ground and the 500 road has offered the
site.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
FOREIGN,

The prince OF Wales will visit the United
States in May.
OXFORD, Eso., is enjoying q peculiar
scandal in which students arsinvolved.
N. SvERDRUP, ex-prime minister of Nor
way, is dead.
The Louisiana Lottery campany will
locate in Mexico in 1893
AN Ontario minister engaged 10 marry
three young ladies suddenly disappears.
HAVING been defeated in the chamber Of
deputies on the bill dealing with church
associations the French cabinet resigns.
Az American shoots and kills his wifs's
paramour, French diplomatic, at Cannes,
France.
The United Workmen of Canada have
rejected proposal to secede from the n.
preme Lodge of the United States
Ey1oR1s are being made to bring the
Canadian telegraph lines under government
control.
liz Consequence of the financial crisis
Portugal will not take part in the worlds
fair
BARON ALBEIT RorHscH1LD has donated
$4,000 towards building . consumpi6A
hospital in Vienna.
PLors to kill both President Montt and
Gen. Canto of Chile have bean discovered
and thwarted.
MICHAEL DAv1rr, in a speech, said it
was not generally known that Irish prop
critics were mortgaged to English bankers
and Others to the extent OF $16O 600, 600.
A DISPATCH from Hamburg announces
the death of Mr.. Carr. the feundE sf ~
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
Tho Leap Year Party at Bismarck.

BISMARCK. N. D., March 1.-The re,
turn leap year party given this evening
at the capitol by the gentlemen of this
city was grand success. The guests
began to arrive at the capitol at $50
and at O'Clock the Union orchestra
opened the ball with few fac selec-
tions at which dancing commenced and
continued until 10 O'Clock, when the
assembly adjourned.to the parlors where
fire banquet was served, after which
dancing was continued until late hour
in the morning
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
BURLEIGH COUNTY.

Bismarck: The baRgagemen who run
between Bismarck and Helena will have
their run changed to Billings. March 1.
Another crew will run between Billings
and Helena. This will necessitate the
employment OF two extra men, and the
work of those now on this run will be
lightened Superintendent McOabe
writes that his brother is very sick but
will probably recover. The ladies'
have organized charitable society and
will look after the deserving poor of the
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05

New YORK, Feb. 2s.-A fire broke
out this morning in the five story brick
building at 425 43l Eleventh avenue in
this city and before the flames were ex-
tinguished the building was gutted and
$25,00 damage done. The building
was owned and occupied by PATTERSON
& Elsie, dealers in marble onyx and rare
stones.
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violating the law. is to be put into oper.
alton at Denver April 1.

Democrats in the Iowa legislature at
tempt to pass measure providing fol
the manufacture and sale of liquor fol
manufacturing purposes.
The United States has instructed
Minister Egan, in Chill, to have the
bodies OF the Baltimore's murdered sail.
ors, Charles Riggin and William Turn.
bull. brought home.
Walter Anderson. a prominent attor-
ney at Brady. Tex, was shot and killed
while holding his baby in his arms
The assassin fired through window.
While Sullivan was acting his part in
the drama Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands in St. Paul Sunday night he wss
so drunk that he fell fiat on the stage.
j. B. Brush. ex-postmaster at Dillon,
La. has been arrested for trying to de-
fraud the government. He had sold to
one man $500 worth of stamps for $500.
A bill appropriating $4,000, ,OOO for
permanently improving the Mississippi
river from the Falls Of st. Anthony to
the jetties, has been introduced in the
house.
At Nashville, Tenn, convict has
been pardoned from prison because he,
she or its sex could not be determined
upon by the state board of medical ex-
aminers.
A meeting was held in Chicago YES.
terday to ratify the deal of the Union
stock yards company with Armour,
Morris & Swift, by the terms of which
the latter will remain at the Union
stock yards for fifteen years from July
1 next.
The members of jury in Iowa have
recently confessed that their verdict of
guilty against man charged with burg
larry was decided by drawing lots They
had become so confused by mass Of
expert testimony that they had no
other recourse.
The state treasury of New HAMPSHIRE
has just been drawn on for $3.50 for
thirty six bears killed within the limits
OF one town (BartletD during last year,
and Of this sum one man, F. q. Merrill
received $3.50 for twenty-eight that he
personally killed.
Charles S. Fee, general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific road, has
returned from trip in the east. He
reports the outlook for immigration
into the Northwest the coming season
as very bright. The principal objective
point of the immigrants will be North
Dakota.
Ed. L. Huntley, Chicago travelling
man who was last fall relieved of $12,o
600 worth of jewelry by stage robbers,
has recovered the same by paying to
the thieves the reward of $4,000 which
was offered for the recovery of the Jew.
elry at the time OF the robbery. The
robbers will not be prosecuted.
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po.,ma.,er. Re.ixned and Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Frank Lis
comb, postmaster at Brandenberg,
Mon, resigned, and recommends Mrs
A. 81. Farrett; r. T. Brett. postmaster
at Henry, s. D., has resigned and re,
commends b. L. Hopkins. Postmasters
appointed: South Dakota e. N.
flanders, Clear Lake, Deuel. county; E.
V. Flyte, Pembroke. Potter county.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
THE ToILERs.

MORE trouble is threatened among the
Tennessee miners.
The conference between the grievance
committees of the trainmen's and switch.
mems brotherhood and Supt. Sample, OF
the Denver & Rio Grande has resulted
satisfactorily 10 both sides.
TwENTY-THREE workingmen's clubs have
held joint meeting at Rome, at which a
resolution was adopted to organize a gem
eral strike in all trades and to abstain from
work until the government starts the pro-
posed public works to furnish employment
for the men who are now idle.
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after this accident the news that some
men had been killed in the Bell mine
became known. 1t happened by a big
slide of rock. When the men (two)
were dug out they were found to be
badly crushed. Catrroll's neck was
broken. While the slide occurred DOYLE
screamed. IL was this that attracted
the attention of others working in the
mine.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05
Japan Drinks at Uniform Prices.

-Four gentlemen surrounded as
many bowls of punch in cafe recent
", and were chatting about drinking
in different countries and the prices
paid. yokohama, Japan, is the
most uniform town l ever saw" sai6
one who has Travelled a great deal
Gall drinks cost 25 cents, Mexican
money. If you want beer, whiskey
appolinaris sour, cocktail, toddy, 8
glass of champagne, or champagne
cocktail, it is all the same. The cham
pagne sold, which is the best, comes ir
small bottles. Of course, the saloons
lose money on champagne, but they
make up for it on short drinks o
whiskey. brandy, &C.. Japan beer Ii
made by Germans, and is as fine al
any made in any place in the world.
Portland Oregonian.
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STUTSMAN COUNTy

jamestown Alert: A grave digger in
Bismarck has abandoned his occupation
after burying and moving 1856 dead
bodies. He gives as his reason for
quitting the business loss of patron.
age. He says in The Tribune: Perhaps
you want to know how 1 lost my ocou-
patton. Well, 1 guess it was my own
fault. I talked too much abont people
who neglected their dead. and the peo-
pie, with little assistance, barred me
out of my job while 1 was in jamestown.
l was in hopes of continuing in the
business, as L always performed my
work promptly.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-03-05

readers. She has, however, many ad-
mirers among educated people. both re.
ligious and freethinking. Mrs. Ward
has been known to tie public as an au.
thor about twelve years. She is grand
daughter of the great DR.. Arnold Of
Rugby, and highly educated woman.
Her father was man of an intensely re-
ligious nature. He began life as men,
Der of the Church of England, became
Roman Catholic, then a skeptic and
died communicate in the Roman
obedience.
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Hunting for a William.

SEDAL1A, No., Feb. 27-The search
for the fugitive assailant of Mrs. Charles
Tay lor still continues, but without re-
suit. Late last evening Sheriff Smith
received information which leads him to
believe that the man will be captured
inside of the next twenty.four hours.
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This IL a Freak, That's sure.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 29.-A special to
The Tribune from Danville, Ia, saws:
Mrs. <. Howton is the mother of the
most remarkable freak. She has given
birth to twin girls with bodies grown
together, face to face, and possessing
four well.developed hands and feet.
The monstrosity is apparently we'll and
hearty.
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The Pension Bureau.

The administration of the pension
bureau is at present the subject of inves.
tigation by special committee of the
house of representatives. As the bureau
distributes about $3.50, 900. 600 annually
in pensions. its methods are of vast con.
Germ to the American public. That an
Investigation is ordered does not neces.
Ga6aa71sSsafs go s. .ssSt,agssESsaE.y
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THE WICKED WORLD.

aouse near Spokane, Wash.
AN attempt is made to kidnap two chill.
aren at Ottumwa, Iowa.
AN Illinois family is poisoned. One
death has occurred and six more are expect
Cd. A discarded lover is suspected.
BILLY Commons, tried in St. Paul for the
Minneapolis post Office robbery, is &C
quilted.
A Minnesota girl is in serious trouble at
Detroit, Mich, and charges commerci al
traveller with her ruin.
AT Chandler, Ind, T., Henry Redmond,
sharged with numbering his wife and ruin
ing his fi!teen-year-old daughter has been
lynched
JAMES O'NE1L, of Henderson, sentenced
% be hanged for the murder of Michael
Collins, has his sentence committed. He
goes to the penitentiary for life.
CHARLES S. WEArnERBY and w. R.
stevens of Cincinnati were arrested recently
at the instance of II. B. Clafin & Co. OF
New York on the charge of embezzling
$4,000 They were acquitted.
Col. J. b. SIMPSON, who has been at the
nead of a dozen business firms of Dallas,
Tex. has disappeared. He is accused OF
crooked transactions which have netted
him at least 100000
RECENTLY Joseph schille. supcrintend-
snt o. the Murphysboro Qll.) brewery, dis
charged Louis Miller, an employee, for
cause The other evening Miller went to
Schille's house. called him out and
| shot and killed him. Miller is under ar
rest.
THE ca-e of the United States against
Eugene Garcia for the embezzlement of
e194, 600 from the Louisiana National bank
while he was paying teller was concluded
in New Orleans, the jury returning YER
dict of not guilty.
Col. James Simpson returned to Dallas
| Tex, and within an hour was arrested on a
charge OF embezzling $28, 600 from the
Scottish Mortgage company, of
which he was agent. He sec ured bail and
vas released.
IS Boston county, Tenn. John Key or
'ercd his sonnot to attend a party The
BOY disobeyed. When he returned home
the old man took cudgel. and striking the
boy on the head caused fatal injuries. Key
Is still at large.
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OMAHA, Feb. 29.-Ex- City Council
men Moriarty. Title and Madison and
ex-Saeet Commissioner Flannerty were
arrested today as the result of indict-
ments found by the grand jury last
week. They are charged with boodling
while in Office.
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STEELE-COUNTy.

Sherbrooke: A week ago last Wednes.
day. about 8 O'Clock in the evening, Mrs.
William Leitoh of Broedlawn township
began coughing, nothing seemed to stop
it or give relief, and at O'Clock the
next morning she strangled to death.
The funeral was held last Sunday. In
terment was made in the Clifford oeme-
terry. The deceased was about 60 years
old and lived in the county the past ten
years.
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At New Pragne, Mimi, W. h. Taylor
and I. w. Hovarka were arrested for
riding bicycles on the sidewalk. As
there is no ordinance to prevent such
exhibitions the prisoners were dis
charged. And they will now sue the
city for $5, 600 for false imprisonment.