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The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
FELL DOWN a CHUTE.
Two More Lives Lost at the Anaconda


Butte, Mont. Spcci.l, May 1s.-Two
more miners los: their lives to-day at the
Anaconda mine. Maurice Shea and
Michae. Burns were working on the dump
outside OF tn mine shovclinS waste down
a chute. The waste is used to fill laccs
where the ore is worked out. The chute
extended 2oO feet down into the mine. No
one saw the accident. The men were ound
by carinan when he went to the foot OF
the chute to get waste. Burns neck had
been broken by the fall and Shea had his
frontal bone broken. Both were dead
when taken out of the chute, and had evil
dcntl, been dead sometime. The chute at
the top has IL iunnclsilapcd mouth. and
one NAV have slipped and the other tried
to catch him and been pulled in. The
facts, however. will never be known.
Frank Agassiz the impr soncl miner,
caught in the cave on the SUU-toot level on
Saturday was released by the rescun. par
ty last night. lie is per cct!y rational. and
except stiffness caused by his long continc-
ment in anped position wed.cd III be-
tween ,imbcrs and ore. is unih ured. He
had Il similur experience i'll IL lninc near
Georgetown. Colo, where he was for six
days in Il DRIFT in which - cave had taken
place be ore released by rcscucrs.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
A Young Woman With Nerve.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., May 15.-ln orma-
ton has been received here of the killing of
Alexander Gilmore. notorious outlaw in
Blades county. Gilmore entered the house
Of Rev. William Brunt. and finding no one
at home but Miss Brunt. tiourished his
pistol, and. after eating heartily, lie Sc
cured all the cooked food lie t, and, with an
oath, jumped out of the window. Miss
Brunt seized a shotgun und fired on him.
lodging thirteen buckshot in his body. the
wounds causing death in short time
The young woman j, the heroine 0. III:
hour.
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IOWA.

peculiar disease has broken out among
the horses at Mt. Auburn and quite Il num-
ber have died. The state veterinarian will
be called upon.
Suit has been brought in the federal court
OF Cedar Rapids Gas Light company by the
National Gas Light and Fuel Company of
Chicago for damages i'll the sum Of SO, 900
for alleged infringement Of the Springer
patent
Father Cooney now lies seriously sick at
his home in Usage by mistake he took
several ounces o. caIboIic acid. For hours
he wa, unconscious and it was necessary to
use n stomach pump TO remove the poison.
lie will recover.
Five of Iowa university professors have
been called To Leland Stanford and other
universities ,llliiny the past yca-. To find
successor, has kept the state regents busy.
Thus far only one has been secured. Ed
ward Everett Hale, of Harvard, for the
chair of English.
r. Krctims's drug store at Sioux City
was closed by attachments by Sioux City
creditors amounting to $500. kreftings
had borrowed about 81, 900 on his note just
before leaving for Europe, and raised other
sums. There are many creditors yet to
hear from.
James lIethcrington, u Dubuque wagon
maker, employed at Spencer. Iowa. took
the Kelley cure and a.tcr abstaining for
some months resumed drinking. He is
now wild man. and the physicians think
lie will not recover.
John A. Kemp was arrested at Carroll,
Iowa. by Detective ID. q. McNaughton, of
Seattle, Wash, where Kemp is wanted on
II charge OF cmbezzlng between 1900 and
s.. 900 from the Frcmen's Insurance Com
pany. Kemp disappeared year ago when
an information was filed against him.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
AN OFFlCER SHOT.
Three Hand Characters at Helena Make
Their EscaOp

Ihe1r Escape.
HELENA, Special, May l7.-This town is
again the object of attention by tootpads
and thugs Early this morning John
Swanson was robbed by three hard cases.
who SO brutality that he is at the point of
death. About 3 o'clock the trio were
captured in an all night saloon by Police.
men Peter Scharrenbroch and Carlson.
Scharrenbroicl took two OF them and Carl
son the third. They walked along peace
ably until Parchen's corner was reached.
when the man on Scharrcnbroich's LEFT
suddenly poked Il gun under the officers
right shoulder and fired. The ball entered
the shoulder from below and behind, shat
tcring the bone and parai yzing the arm,
causing him to drop his gun. At the same
Instant the two prisoners broke for liberty
and Knocked down Carlson in their flight
The three men got away and have not yet
been arrrrhended.
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HANGED AND SHOT.
Three Negroes Lynched at Chiidersburg.
Alabama.

B.RMlNGuAM Ala, May 17.-At Chlders-
burg to-day three negroes named Berry
Rowden. Jim Rowdcn and Will Cantor were
hanged and shot on the bridge OF the Geor-
gia Central railroad over the Coon river.
The lynching was sequel to tragedy ell
acted on Saturday night at the home OF ID.
c. Bryant, four miles out OF town, when an
attempt was made to rob the house, Mrs.
iuries. A cook In the employ OF Mr.. Bry:-
an, confessed to plot to rob the house, in
which her two brothers, Rowden and
Cantor Wore interested.
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Tronb,. over NunIay l..se Hal,

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 1s.-Mayor Emmiok
has declared himself in favor Of Sunday
base ball. as he says it would keep men and
boys out of saloons. Every preacher i'll the
pulpit has denounced him, and the re-
ligious peop,e held big demonstration.
The ball lovers held an indignation meet
ing last night at which the action OF the
ministers OF the gospel was condemned, and
both sides will attend the police commits
sioaers' meeting Wednesday night, when
the question will be settled.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Robbers I:am ed.

ST. Louis. May lG.--I.ate last night two
men. wearing masks and rubber coats,
boarded the outgoing Frisco train at Chelt-
enham and tried to :ob it. but not succeed
ing, fed. They got on the front end of a
sleeping car and attempted to get inside.
ordering Il passcn cI to throw up his hands:
He responded ty drawing a revolver, and
several shots were exchanged. One robher
is SUI posed to be hit in the !c:.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
A RAILROAD WRECK.
One Iaborer Killed and Others Injured
ut Carlton.

at Carlton.
CARLTON Mimi, Special, May 1s-A
frishtlul accident occurred here this alter
noon on the line Of the St. Paul e. Duluth
railroad. y gravel train. backing down 10
the gravel pit. rIn into cow dcrailing
and completely wrcckinS four cars. There
were twenty our workmcn Oh the .rain all
Of whom escaped uninjured except -four.
or these tius Peterson was instantly
killed; Gus Solder had his leg broken and
was taken to Duluth on the limited; {. ].
Collision and Charles Eden received cuts
and bruises about The head
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
toIIepe Games

FARIDAuLr. Mimi. Special. May 1.-THE
Carleton and Shattuck clubs, intercollegiate
base ball league played hcreto-day.s shattuck
failed to get n run. while Carleton scored
fourteen times.
YASKroS, S. d.. Special May IA
state intercollegiate league bali game here
to-day resulted: ianktou college 4; Yer
million university ).
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Brodie'. Dive Ec:ip,ed.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May l7.-I.ast evening
Thomas A. Madden of this city made the
phenomenal dive o l49 .cet from the great
bridge into the Mississippi river, thus
ecipsing Steve Bro,lie's leap from the
Brooklyn bridge Madden jumped from
the iron girders that rise on either side OF
the roadway. He did not drop as profess
tionals, but leupcd feet down.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

Will Touch Fort Dod-e.

Fort DoDcE, Iowa. Special, May H.
Hamilton Brown, the Well known railway
builder is authority Tor the statement that
the proposed Nebraska Central will build
from Omaha To Fort Dodge and use the
Mason City IL Fort Dodge track from here
to Mason City and Duluth. Webster City
is said To be making Il bid or this road,
but has no show if Fort Dodge will do her
llIarc To mid the cutcrurisn.
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JUST TAi.KED.
Tho House Makes No Progress With the
sundry Civil Bill

Tho House Makes No Progress With the
suntlry Civil Bill.
WASHINGTON, May lS-Evcn the pros
poets OF n lively sklrmisl. ii not Il battle
to-day did not have the effect of bringing
Il large attendance to the house this morn
ing, and there were not 100 members pres
cnt when the hour of noon arrived. While
the sundry civil bill was under discussion
the clause relative TO drprcdulions on pub.
lie timber gave rise to n good deal o. ncrri-
mcnt. Mr.. Otis Of Kansas, Mr. Wilson OF
Washington MIR. Bowers oi California and
MIR. Snod2rass of Tennessee engaged in {,
noisy controversy as TO whetl or or no, the
law was efficiently executed. They all
81 okc in AL tNcitcd manner, but what they
said was uninlc.lipiblc owing to the fact
that they all talked at once. regardless of
the Speakers gaYel and rega. .dlcss of the
laughter OF their colleagues. Mr.. Pickler
of South Dakota moved to increase from
Si2ooO0 To S2lo,op the appropriation 20
meet the expense, of protecting Timber of
the public lands-lost. 1t Was during the
discussion OF this motion that the scene
alluded I" above took place. Pending ;,c-
ion on the hi'I the house adjourned.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Rain Tr,al ros,poncd.

EEnrlEIp. s. ID Special, May ls.-Thc
rain trial to be held at Doland this county,
has been postponed till June 81. A. Is.
Montgomery will have charge of the en-
pertinent for the Kai.sls Artificial Ram
company. No artificial rain is needed now.
as it has been raining almost constantly for
three weeks The heaviest storm of the
season occurred to-day. Everything is
flooded.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

CnicAGo May ls-"Dr" Tecd, OF the So
called ko"e<han community was made de-
icndant to-day in another 100000 dam
age suit. The complainant is Thomas
Cole, manager OF the i'rescl Canning COM
! any wlio.c grievance is the alienation OF
lis Miie's affections. Mrs. Tced some
time ago became an inmate OF one OF
Tecd's "heave::s."
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Tri,n,n.r, r,.I,1 wi,h Gums.

EscANAEA, Mich, May la gang Of 100
union trimmcrs, armed with rcvolvers and
clubs. tried to drive non union men from
the steamer kalcyu.a to-day. The nom
union men met the boarders with IL volley
from rifles and made them beat liasty re-
treat. lcavIn. one % their humber, Clark
Williams behind WITH Il broken hip the
result oi Il bullet wound.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Caught Under a Log.

DnrcE, Wis, Special, May ls.-An acc-
dent occurred at Grand Rapids, near this
point. to-day. resulting i'll the death OF Rob
ert Blackburn. seventeen years age. He
was engaged in logging for his father. Mr..
u. W. Blackburn, q prominent business
mnn OF this place. and was instantly killed
by u log rolling over him.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Divorced and Engaged.

Sioux FALLS, s. D., May l7-William R.
Kendall OF Worcester. Mass. has been
granted divorce by Judge Atkins. His
experience in matrnonv has been varied.
He lived with wife number one eight years,
and with the second two years. Mr.. Ken
dali is now engaged to Miss Holman of
Worcester. He owns several strings OF race
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

SrHISGriEln. Mo-, May ls-Gcorgc l..
Taylor and d. j. McConkcy, prominent
lawyers and partners in business at For
sythc are in jail here, charged with having
shot and KILLED Deputy Sheriff Williams
and participated in the lynciing of John
w. Bright the vie murderer, at that place
Gil the l2tli oi March last. Other arrests
are expected 10 follow in fancy county,
and highly sc,sat ional disclosures are All
tiCipatcd.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Preferred Death.

ROCHESTER,, \. IT,, May n. -TIlc engineer
OF the sunday milk train, as it was ap-
proachims thi, station, saw a woman lying
across ll.ciracis. llcgavc warning whistle.
but ilcr uni" response was to raise he. head
and deliberately place her neck on one of
the rails. ! he engine passed over her, sew
cring The head from the body. The suicide
was Mrs. Thomas Dowimg, who supported
II large family. Domestic troubles.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
n Fatal Quarrel.

RED L"pGE Mont, Special, May IA
shooting affair occurred here last night be-
tween Charles Sweeney, check weghlnan
for the miners and Thomas Wilcts, a coal
digger. The quarrel began in the morn
ing. Sweeney going home. Willets got
drunk and renewed the fight, attacking
Sweeney with Il knife. when Sweeney shot
hmm dead
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
He'd Thirty Men at BAY.

NEWARK. OHIO. May lG.-David Ioller,
farmer, last night Shot his wife. inllicting a
serious wound. An attempt was made to
capture him, and he barricaded himself in
the house and held thirty men at bay, with
a gun, a r. tle and two revoivers. No one
dared to 30 into the house. He then cut
his throat with Il raHor
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
SOUTH DAKOTA.

The Alton pos,oilice and contents were
totally destroyed by fire.
Deputy United States Marshal Griffith
brought Peter Erickson of Wa,crtown TO
Huron Oh charge of violating the United
States liquor law. He was arrargncd before
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
The Nav Calendar,

MASKAro, MINI, Special, May ls.-Thc
May term Of the district court convened to-
day. There urc ten criminal and iiity.two
civil cases on the calendar. Charles Brown
was alraigncd on the charge of mansIuusll-
ter in the first degree, the indictment c!iarg-
ing him Will, a>s;.ul,ing Elias Gllsta'snn
with Il club on SEPT, % 1871. and inliictiny
such wounds that he ,i:cd two days later.
lie pleaded not guilty..
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
s,r,ktnr Miners IN Idaho

WALLACE Idaho, May ls.-Fi teen o. the
non-un;on miners have been de cr,cd and
joined the union. These .ics"rlcis say
their associates are imprisoned in the mine
and all will leave as soon us they c.,n get
away.
There IS great deal o!supprcsscd excite
mcnt here but tor the orc>cnt there is no
apparent danger OF bloud,lled. \ report
has been circulated that 900 men were COM
ing O-morrow.
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Kusine.s Men subscribed.

kAssoN, Mimi, Special, May ls.-Slpt
H. +. Hunt, OF the Minnesota worlds fair
commission, was in Mason to-day, and in
a couple %. hours succeeded in raising 800
toward Dodge counry's quo ato the worlds
fair fund a note for the amount WAS
signed by thirty OF the leading business
men.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

AN INSURANCE swINDLE,
Real or Alleged, Dealt With by the SUI
premc Court.

premC Court.
WA>miNGToN, May l1.--rhc Mutual Life,
New York Iii e aud Connecticut Life In
surancc companies succeeded to-day in Sc
curing an order from the supreme court for
n new trial in the celebrated IIi!lmon life
insurance case. This is ease o. alleged at
tempt to swintiic the insurance companies
out OF Il large amount OF money by palm
ing oil the body of one man for that of an
other man on whose lie there were large
policies. llillmun had policies uygrcsating
S25,oUO on his life in the three companies
named. and when his death was announced
soon n ter the issuance of the policies the
companies became suspicious OF fraud and
refused To pay the amount OF the policies to
Saliic +. llillm"n. Death it was asserted.
resulted through an accident at Crooked
Creek, Kan. The insurance company had
the body cNIumcd and contested the suit
brought by Mrs lilllmon. setting up the
claim that the body was that OF II man
named Walters. The lower court gave
judgment TOR Mrs. lIilImor, and this .judg-
mcnt to-day was reversed on the ground of
errors at the trial, particularly the exclu-
sion oi certain evidence.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Fast Passenger Time.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Special, May 1.-THE
Northwestern and Milwaukee are inau.u-
rating q contest in fast passenger time be-
tween the Missouri river and ST. Paul. A
few days ago the Northwestern announced
new train ,llut would reduce the time to
fourteen hours. Now the Milwaukee an
nounces train that will make the run in
eleven hours an | forty minutes. The train
will go ON next Sunday. and it is under
stood the Northwestern Will again reduce
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

WAsniSGroS, Special, May Is. Patents
granted to Northwestern Inventors:
William Church. 81. Paul, wrench: Fred W.
Cooley. Minneapolis, bank cabliet: Lewis A.
Foote. Austin, Mimi. a>Sgnor to Buckeye Car
Scat and Manufacturing company Cleveland,
Ohio. ear seat press; Ernest j. X mscnbcrg Eau
Claire, Wis, stand rack Tor hand stamps;
lienry l.. Mann, Minneapolis. adjustable man
drel for mabblin. SAWS Joseph l' Moore Mime
Minneapolis, cigar refrigerator Charles L.. Tray.
is, assipnor to Union stock Car company, Min
ue;pOlis, stock car.
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lI,a First F.ni>lled.

CHICAGO, May lG-Thc mines and min
ing building at tue worlds fair grounds is
finished. II is the iiist OF the big white
palaces by the lake completed. Several
others will be finished in Il lew day.. These
are the woman's. the horticultural and the
transportation buildings.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Death of Prof. HAYES.

FoRr Dodge. Iowa. Special, May 1s.-Dr.
l.. u HAYES, president of Hucna Vista col
legc at Stone Lake, dicl last hight after a
short illness. Funeral services will be held
Tomorrow. DR.. Hayes was formerly prcs-
dent the Presbyterian college here ami
was known as one OF the leading educators
of the sta,e
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

WAsHINGroN, May l1.-Solomon Curtis
Humlln IT, venerable father OF Rev. DR..
T. s lamiiir died yesterday at DIR. Ham
FMS residence after II brief illness of
Br. gifts disease. MIR. iIamlin was seventy
tiv wears o aye and 81 native of Glenviile.
N y, but for a number of years he had
we'd in Micilruu.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Isicll Silver Orc.

DEADwoon, S. d., May Is The richest
find ever made in tn. Back Hills has been
uncovered at the Cora mines at Galena. 1t
is silver ores from which assays running
as hi Ii as $1,000 per ton has been re-
ccivcd a local expert states there are
sighted in the mine from 81 To 100 tons o!
ore that will average 81. coo Icr tom
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Ecuncst To OIu EclInMs.

TOPEKA, Kan. May l,;--E. n. Deb oissere,
n wca thv I'rcEchmal. has made 4 deed of
money bank stock and property, in all
amounting /" Sl23CVo, To the odd Fellows
of Kansas. 20 i,Gnd Il home .or children OF
deceased members %! the order.
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Iseuuest To Olu Fellows.

TOPEKA, Kan, May lG.-E. y. Dcboissere.
a wealthy Frenchman. has made i deed OF
money. bank stock and property, i'll all
amounting To sl25, 900, to the Odd Fellows
of Kansas, to found Il home .or children OF
deceased members OF the order.
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WISCONSIN

Grin Hall. dealer in groceries and ;cwelry,
made an assignment to T.. j. Van fppi.
Martin {. Hanson, II rcs.dcn, OF Banon
county was locked upat Eau Claire on the
charge of stealing II certificate of deposit
amounting to 5000 nj Rice Lake
Ncttic Cook, aged years, of Anamico, u
town six miles from Green Bay. was acc-
denta,iy shot and instantly killed by her
brother, 8 years old. while playing with un
old gan.
William Ahrens and John IIcickncr was
sentenced al Oshkosh To - years in the
pcnitcntiary. They We're convicted OF
criminal assault upon ThcrcS, Harris, a
girl lG years of age II, Mcnnsha.
aged twenty seven, OF Ncspcr. slipped while
Arpin aud was ground beneath the wheels.
He died from the i'iurie.
In THE matter OF the impeachment OF
Richard slcight, district attorney of ASH
land county, Gov. Peck finds no cause of
action and refuses to remove the gentleman
rom office.
A West Superior slcciai says; a llyenr-
old lad, named Charlie, Long, was drowned
in the Ncnadji river His body was re-
covered. lie was the son OF c. Long, of
Butler Park
-Four cars of an outgoing empty ore train
We're wrecked on the lake shore llSt outside
the yard limits at Ashland A break beam
dropped and threw them off the track
smashing all badly andtcarnS up the track
for some distance. Passenger trains were
somewhat delayed.
James Mctlcn.ock, brother of c. NJ Il.
McClcn'ock, Il prominent lumber inspector
OF Ashland, while driving logs at Marengo,
fell from the boat and was taken under 1,
log jam by the current. The jam could not
be broken. His body is not yet found.
Charles ii. Todis icwclry store at New
Richmond was burglariZcd, the second time
within year The burglars made an at
tempt to rob the Omaha passenger station
and other places, but were unsuccessful. No
arrests lave been made yet. though the
parties are thought to reside in the city.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
The Il. of L.,

PITTsEuEc Pa, May l6.-fhe General eS-
ccuivc board OF the Knights oi Labor held
its final session here to-day, but nothing OF
importance was Noic. Tie next meeting
viii. be held at Rochester, y. ", Oh u date
to be fixed later.
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WAsnISGroS, May l1.Baron Fuva, the
Italian minister, called at the state depart
mcnt this afternoon. There were no for
mnliticS Whatever The baron merely in
forming the secretary ut the resumption of
his diplomatic functions. Baron Fava also
resumes his place dean OF the diplomatic
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Tho X OF L.

PIrrsBuRG Pa, May l6-The general ex-
ecuive board OF the Knights OF Labor held
its final session here to-day. but nothing of
importance was duue The next meeting
will be held al Rochester, \. ". on date
To he fixed lntrr
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PHlLAnErrlll, May l6.-'rhis afternoon
cloud burst struck this city. killing three
men, Who, with TWO companions we're in a
sail boat on the Delaware river.
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Passed Away.

lake CITY, Mimi. Special, May 49,
Peter Hcbler, a.cd eightynlnc years, died
at the residence in this city of his daughter,
Mrs John Gildt. The remains will be in
TERED at Wu5asha where deceased former
lv lived
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I.oNnox, May l7.-AlisS Hannah Cordeck,
a vouns woman OF good family, was as
saul,ei to>,iay be Albert Wind!c, in the
compartment o: train on the Manchester,
Sheffield n Lincolnshire railway. He WAS
arrested.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Com,nancament Exercise.

MASkA1o, Mimi, Special, May 1.-THE
exercises of commencement week at the
state normal school begin Thursday, May
18Th, and continue until Wednesday night,
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Convicted OF Assault.

ST. JAMES, Mimi, Special, May 16-J. f.
c. Bchr, charged with criminal assault
upon Misa Minnie Stapp, was convicted to-
day oc assault in the second degree.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21
Washington yyjrclets

WAsmIN"roS, Special. May 1.-THE house
committee ON public lands will probably
make a favorable report on the Yellow
stone Park boundary bill. which recently
passed the senate
l.C. Wade "t jamestown, n. d., is in
Washington. lie alat, d very emphatically
to-day that he mad not come To ask the SEN
atnrs Tor Il single thing.
Justice Harlan and Senator Morgan have
notified the president of their willingness
to serve as arbitraturS on behalf Of the
United States in the l:rln- sea matter.
Leopold, hereditary prince oil lz.nburg
and l;ilscin. tie oldest SON of Charles
sovereign German prince OF lzenhurg and
lhrstcin. an'. Louise. arcliduchcss OF Aus
tria, have arrived in Tins city.
Controller Of the Currcncv Lacey will
soon hrcomr president of the Bankers Ma
tonal Bank of Chicago
The United States supreme court to-day
AL pllrncn until October.
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n,s. ";,,, ut Red wing

REn MING. Mi m. Special, May ls.-The
tied Wing base b.ll club and the Mime
apolis Black Caps will play match game
here on Thursday afternoon.
The Dickinson press., 1892-05-21

MANKATo Mimi, Special, May lS.-The
council last night passed an ordinance
granting the Chicago. St. Pau. Mnneapo-
lis & Omaha road permission To remove its
tracks from the heart %. the city and place
them along he river front, and granting
the right of way over streets aud alleys.
The removal is 10 be accomplished within
Two years, and il is tXlcctc'! that Il union
depot will be built. The OMAHA road will
come into the city over the tracks o. the
Chicago Il Northwestern. ;,:,d il is believed
that the latter road will put It's main line
through the city, thus SAVING ii teen miles
in distance from this city To New Tim.
The Minneapolis Il ST. Louis Will p;occcd
at once to rebuild It's depot upon the site OF
tine burned structure.