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The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
FRIDAY, April % ~.


The Chinese exclusion nc: was mp in The
Senate TODAY. Mr.. Chandler addressed the
senate and presented some testimony rs to
the continuous introduction of Chinese
from Canada and British Columbia.
Senator Davis. of Mint csot;, made an adj
dress II ninst the exclusion ui the Chinese
He spoke for over an hour and was listen
cd to by II large audience. He denounced
the Cahensly scheme and complimcmlcd
the Catholic hierarchy in this country for
their opposition to the scheme.
AT the close of Mr.. Davis's address the
senate went into executive session without
taking any action Oh the bill and shortly
afterwards adioincd.
HOUSE
The lloycs Rockwell contest attracted Il
large crowd TO the house olay. The de-
bate took w considerable time and some
interesting speeches were made. Mr..
Rockwell was returned to his seat by Il
vote Of lI0 to 3S
On motion of Mr. Bacon New Yolk).
the senate amendments TO the house bill To
promote the >:tety o: national banks were
non-conclIrrcd in. and n conference com
mittec was ordered.
The house passed Is private pension bills
iii committee IF the whole ut the evening
session.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
FOREIGN NUGGETS.

A PAPER in Rome states that Archbishop
Ireland has virtually been appointed car
dinal.
TuE ceremony of reading the firman in
vcsting the khc,!ive of Egypt is definitely
fixed for Thursday.
TIE Quebec Board of Trade has sent
petition to the Dominion government ask
ing that Quebec be made a free port.
IT is announced that Prince George of
Wales, only son of the prince of Wales,
will visit Chicago and attend the worlds
fair.
1t has been agreed to submit the bound
ary difficulty between Brazil and Argentine
to an arbitrator to be appointed by the
president OF the United States.
The statement that England was schem-
ing to secure the harbor of San Quentin, in
Lower California, rs a coaling station I'M
der the cloak ofthc Mexican International
company was denied in the British house
o! commons.
TIE newfoundland government this
season will license only vessels of that
country and the United States, thus barring
out Canadian vessels.
y CROWD of anti Parnellitcs attacked q
Parnellite band at Waterford, Ireland, and
a free fight cnsucd. Many stones thrown
and several persons were seriously injured.
Queen Victoria will visit the ducal fam.
lily at Darlnstad on April % while return
ing home from Hyercs. She will meet at
DarnStadt cN-Empress Frederick and per-
haps Emperor William.
The people of Buenos Ayres are asking
themselves the meaning of the action OF
distant powers in seeking naval depots in
Argentina. Russia has asked the use of
Staten island.
THE losses o! Miss Eastlake, the actress on
her late tour in the United States, were so
heavy that she has been compelled to call
Il meeting of her creditors in London.
Five shillinss on the pound has been Of
tered, and will probably be accepted.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
RAILROAD RUMBLlNGs.

THE house passed bill authorizing the
Illinois & Ohio Railway and Terminal
company TO construct bridge across the
Mississippi at Moline Ill.
THE city of Oshkosh, which owns con-
trolling interest in the Oshkosh & Mississippi
road, has decided to sell the line to the
highest bidder. The roads debts are $685.
100 due last January, and its capital is
$40 600.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
Small but Mighty.

WASHINGTON, Special, April 81. - The
Democrats alter day or two Of persistent
lighting were compelled to give up the at
tempt made to strike out of the Record the
remarks which were objectionable to one
of the young mu.wuml,s oi Massachusetts.
This a case where the Republicans, even
with small minority, were powerful
enough to defeat the nnwieldy majority.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
SOUTH oAklra

~
Tommy Thompson. aged II. shot hin-
self al q .rrc:son la.al.v while hunting.
y test case involving The title O many
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
Will Inquire Into pmker,onls,n.

WAsnINGroN April 27.--Ancr having
considered The question OF constitutionality
for long time, the house judiciary com.
mit,cc to-day decided to report resolution
directing un Investigation to he made into
the Iini;erton system. The committee
came to the conclusion that US the charges
ALLEGED the use of Pinkcrion men by inter
state commerce carriers. and also that
their employment had re ,iilted in violence
10 persons and property, it would recom-
mend all Investigation 10 ascertain if the
charges were true. The committee will re-
port a substitute Tor the Watson resolution.
1t will strike out the allegations of fact
made in The Watson resolution and simply
provide for an investigation.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
OASS COUNTY.


Casselton: Republican: TIE foot
race last Monday afternoon between
Bailey or "Reddy," the professional
Splinter who has been dong" North
Dakota the past winter, ard Charley
Goodrich, Casselton's amateur runner,
occurred according to previous arrange
ment in the subulbs Of this city. The
men took their positions at Que end OF
the straight track, Goodrich ten feet in
advance Of his opponent, in accordance
With the odds gwen, and at the crack of
the pistol both men were off at ihs same
instant, Goodrich maintaining his lead
to one third TIE lsng:h of the track,
when Bailey pulled up oven, then
tra,led Goodrich to within thirty feet OF
the goal line, wien Le passed his oppo.
nent and wen 'he race by about four
ieet. lime 10! seconds. j. D Mo.
Donald chap roned latty Ct yourg
ladies' of Hunter to Fargo Wednesday
evening TO attend the opera given by
tie Gland Forks Ideals.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30

The house gave further consideration
to the Soyes- Rockwell election contest.
The debate was unnterc.tii
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
For "a Boat Hallway.

WAsHINGToN, April 27.-An amendment
propos. t, the river and harbor bill to-
day by Senator Mitchell appropriatcs
nearly s.. coz, 900 to construct - boat rail-
way ut the Dalles and Cello falls and Ten
Mile rapids OF The Columbia river and the
necessary marine apparatus forthe purpose
OF trans erring boats and their cargoes
across the distractions at those places. The
appropriation is TO cover the whole cost OF
the proposed improvement. Mr.. Blanch-
ard gave notice in the house that on Mon
day next he would call up the river and
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The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30
CAVALIER COUNTY.

Langdon: After o two years pill
gnmage through California and the
coast connny, John Lindsay has re-
turned TO. Cavalier county and North
Dakota well satisfied to L. mein and de-.
vote his time TO raising wheat MIR.
G. ". Colr.d Of Blaine. Wash, Was an
arrival in the city on yesterdays train.
49,. Rev. L. A. Rickiin. formerly of
this city, has fallen heir to an estate in
France. Be left for that country last
week. Miss May Meilen is lats ar
rival fror Onts rio, sitting with Mir.
Hines and family -. Courier Democrat:
No orders to go ahead with the building
of the SEQ road across North Dakota to
Regime, in the Dominion, have yet been
rect iyed ut the chief engineers office in
Minneapolis, but surveys aro to be
pushed with vigor and Il dsfnito loca-
tion made at Gree. One OF the two
routes will be taken northwest of the
terminus ct Valley Citv-by way of
Darlington or hy way CT New Rockford.
and the reop!e OF both those towns are
at work securing free right of way for
the line
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30

JOHN Esan, prominent and wealthy
farmer of White Water township, near
Dubuque, was iound dead on the Cascade
Narrow Guasc road with his throat cut
from ear to ear. Everything indicates
that The man was murdered. lie was III
the habit Of carrying considerable money.
An investigation is being held.
The Dickinson press., 1892-04-30

A man Of scventy-thrcc is sentenced to
the penitcntiary at Bismarck for pcnitcn-
tiary frauds.
Hon. G. w. Rawlings of Bismarck was
married recently to Miss Mamie Rice OF
Jarksonyillo m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

Many persons are unable 20 sleep on
their iett side The Cause has long been
6 puzzle 10 physicians. Metropolitan
papers speak with great interest OF DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent lnd;ana
specialist inneryou- anu heart diseases,
vino has proven that this habit arises
.rnm diseased heart. He has exsm-
ined and kept ON record thousands OF
case. His New Heart Cure, 4 wonder
iui remedy. i sold az Logan Drug Co.'S.
Thou anis testify 20 its value a a cure
for Heart Diseases Mrs Chas- Benoy,
Loyeland. Colo, saws lie elects on her
were marvellous. E.esant Book on
Heart Disease free 1
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DEMAND FREE TRADE
oss clab That Hold the Democrat
Party to It's Pledge

oss cIzb That HOlds the Democratic
Party to It's Pledge
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE Chicago Sim
gle Tax club has adopted the following
resolutions:
"wHEKEAs, The national Democratic
platform denounces protection as q
fraud and robbery and declares it to
be unconstitutional. and with these
declarations submitted the matter to
the people, therefore,
'.Rssolted, That the tidal wave which
swept the country last tuesday Was 3
righteous condemnation OF protection.
"ReOlucd, That We denounce as false
to the pledges of the Democratic party
and inimical to It's continued success
every utterance on the part OF its &C
credited leaders tending TO justify per-
petuation of any vestige Of the proGec-
tive system.
'.Reol cd, Labor has demanded jus
tice; when monopolisis seek protection
they should ak it by its right name.
and thar At the place provided for the
needy, and not strive TO turn the ma
tional government into gigantic pub
lie institution.
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New YoRx, Nov. 1.-THE PreS says:
Richard Croker is to be the next Presi-
dent of the United States. The men
who were the associates and tools of the
convicted thief, William 7. Tweed, are
to be, in conjunction with the unrepen-
tant bourbonS OF the south, the all pow
erful forces behind the Cleveland adj
ministration. Clevelaud's election is
Tammany's triumph. The AIaia of
American politics; the most corrupt
and vicious organization that ever bar
tered votes for spoils and power, is to
be enthrOned at Washington Tor the next
Jour years.
No Democratic or IugWump organ
had the courage to attempt to deny be-
fore election the undeniable TACT Of
Grover Cleveland's corrupt bargain
with Tammany bosses Since the
event OF Tuesday the complete lndebt-
edness OF the Democratic candidate 10
Tammany and It's immediate allies has
been openly acknowledged, both by
Cleveland and his Mugwump support
ers. The candidate " hose purchased VIC
tory is infinitely more di.graceful than
his defeat without the Tammany ALI
ance would have been, publicly con-
fesses that his victory is due to the
splendid work OF Tammany Hall.
Chairman Dickinson, Of the national
Democratic campaign committee, has
written an ELUSIVE letter 10 Boss Gro
ker, thanking HIM for his "untiring de-
voiion" to the cause Of Cleveland and
reform, and expressing the warmest
concentration OF loyal Tammany
Hall"
The Mu9wump TImes, which in days
not long past habitually alluded 10
Tammany as an organization controlled
BY dive-keepers, gamblers and profess
sional criminals. shouts joyously that
''the conduct OF Tammany in this cam
naign deserves TO be commended, and
declares that to William F. Sheehan,
whom it denounced last June as q
''blackguard," political pirate and a
man OF whom honorable action was
''unthinkable," the Democracy and its
candidate are under deep obligation.
The mask Of Mugwump hypocrisy has
been thrown to the ground Grover
Clereland's shabby pretentions TO politi-
cal saintliness have been abandoned,
now that their purpose has been served.
The whole nation will have an oppor-
tunity in the coming four years to re-
aiiEe, as the people Of New York have
realized, what Tammany corruption
and Tammany insolenee mean. The
brigands and blackmaile.s will soon be
in the saddle. The Pasa has confidence
that the American people will hurl
them from it when the opportunity
comes. This nation will never tolerate
Tammany government
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A BLOODY FIGHT
AT the Poll. Belwssa RIVAL F ions ii
Tspnes.re

At the Poll. Be,wesa RIVAL F ions In
Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn, nov. ia special
TO the AnrisGn from Johnson City,
Tenn, says: News reaches here of the
blOodiest election fight on record at the
polls on Big Book creek, Mitchell coun-
ty, n. c., twenty-five miles south OF this
place, between Republican factions.
George K. Pritchard, Republican nom.-
nee Tor sheriff, was opposed by Isaac
Mckinney. Independent Republican,
who was defeated for denomination
by small majority. The race was re-
markedly bitter and bloodshed was ex-
pected. A fight was precipiiated By
one OF McHinnsy's followers knocking
down his opponent. Immediately the
whole crowd Of fifty took sides. A des-
perats battle ensued. Stones, knives
and pistols were used with terrible ei-
feet. Twenty men are wounded, four
of whom will probably die. The COM
munity is noted for its desperate acts.
The whole population is in arms, and
more bIoodshed is imminent
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A PLUcKY WOMAN.

She Pound n Man Under the bed and In
stead Of FaIEting Coutrivsd HE AFrrsi.
CHICAGO, III, Nov. ll.-AIrs. Mary
Cox, like many other women, always
looks under the bed before she retires.
Hereafter she will believe in this femt-
nine ceremony more than ever, for last
night she caught real 1--we man under
there and eontrived his ignominious
capture without utteriug 4 single
scream. Mrs. Cox retired 10 her room
about II o'clock, and after removing her
rings, watch and diamonds, proceeded
to disrobe. Then she looked under the
bed. Comfortably curied up beneath
she saw q man.
Mrs Cox did not scream. but calmly
walked out Of the room and & Ing down
stairs left the house, quietly locking the
door behind her and then without even
a wrapper ran 10 the drug store On the
corner and telephoned for the patrol
wagon. The WAGON came in hurry
snd the officers reached the door st the
same time as Mrs. Cox. The officers
ran up stairs and found the man siill
curled up beneath The bel. He was
pulled ont, too much surprised to at
Tempt resistance. At The station he
gave his name as Joseph Hart The
police recognize a we'll known sneak
thief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12
THE NEW THEATRE
on SIarkst Street Above Twelfth A.
ready IN P-ogre>s of Erection.

On Market Street Above Twelfth A.
ready IN P-ogre,s 81 Erection.
Considerable progress has already
been made on the new theatre which
is being erected on Market street, just
above the new Peabodyinsurance build.
ing. BIZ Messrs. scodeId & Sortore, who
control a number OF houses in Detroit,
Toledo, Buffalo, Cleveland and other
cities. All the work is Dein: done I'M
der the personal supervision OF Mr..
Sortore, who has been IN the amuse-
ment business for SIX years, having SUI
perintended the erection OF buiidins=
o; similar character IN the pat The
building. which is nearly 81 teet wide
and over 100 feet long, i divided into
two halls, each p feet wide and 81 feet
long. The main entrance Is IN the
middle, with u lobby II feet wide and
20 feet deep, with two store rooms on
each side. OF the same dimensions. The
entire building wall be constructed Of
galvanized iron and wood, the front be-
ing highly ornamental and built OF gal
vanizel iron, Tor which special designs
were furnished BY the Caldwell &
Peterson company, who have charge o:
that part OF The work.
The entrance will be on the north
side OF the box office. leading directly
into the cur.o hall, which will be hand.
somely fitted up. From this hail will
lie a large entrance into the theatre,
where performance will be held four
times each day, two in the afternoon
and two in the evening.
The theatre will have seating ca
pacity OF about $50 people. The stage
will be situated IN the rear, being 20
fee, deep. with a proscenium front OF
10 by Is feet, and completely furnished
with all the necessary stage appurie-
nances and scenery.
The interior surroundings will be in
keeping with the decorations OF the
curio hall. 1t is expected to have the
place open in the early part OF Deem
Der, arrangements having been made to
have the museum in q circuit with
others in the BIZ cities. A pleasant
feature about tue erection OF the build
ing i that it will close the only vacant
gap on that square.
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A sac Inyc,lment.

Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory results, or IN case OF
failure a return OF purchase price On
this safe plan you can buy from our Adj
veriised Druggist bottle OF Dr. King :
New Discovery Tor Consumption. Il IS
guaranteed 10 bring relief in every case.
when used Tor ans affection OF Throat
Lungs or Chest, such IS Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Group. etc,
etc. Il Is pleasant and agreeable 10
taste. perfectly safe, Snd can always De
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Logan Drug Co s Drug Store l
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Kn r1h. a ,nn t,hls.

ToRoxro, Nov. ll.-William Ticknor
and William Wheeler, members OF the
Canadian reg meut Of infantry stationed
here. were acting in disorderly man
ner in the street last night AMI were re-
monstraied with By Constable Camp
bell Wheeler became abusive and the
constable arrested him, whereupon
Hrknur inlerfered and both set upon
the constable. They wres;ed his baton
from him and forced him TO the ground.
and we're maiJreating him when Camp
bell drew a revolver and shot rIcknnr
through the breast, INJECTING a wound
which caused death in few minutes.
Tcknor was an Eaglishman lately from
Londonand mas no relatives in America
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TKENp Of rnApE.
r. C. Dun s Co.'s Wsc.Iy Review of the
Business situation.

4. C. Dun & Co.'s Wse<Iy Review Of the
Business situation.
New York, Nov. lL.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review oftrade:
The presidential election has inter
rupted business to some extent in all
parts OF the country during the past
week. but by no means as much as
usual, and at nearly all points the vol
ume OF trade hiss been fairly main
tanned and the unprecedented activity
OF industries has only been interrupted
By the election holiday. The money
markets have not been disturbed, though
working somewhat closer at .everal I'M
portant points, and foreign necessities
and the scarcity of commercial bills
have caused some decline in foreign ex-
change.
At Pittsburgh the production OF iron
increases, but the demand and the
general tone Is slightly better than be-
lore, with Ia sc orders Tor wrought pig.
Glass and especially plate is IN large
demand. Trade at Cleveland Is good,
the demand Tor manufactured iron eS.
ceeiinE the capacity OF mills and
money is working closer.
The output OF pig iron in November
was III ,oS2 tons weekly, an increase oil
1865 tons during the month OF October.
Deliveries OF rails for the year are
small, probably not over l,2j0,OO0 tons ;
cars are more active. owing to car
building. but plates are quiet and new
orders for structural work are scarce;
Copper is in moderate demand, Lead
weak
The business failures occurring
throughout the cnuntry during the
past seven days number 2l0. For the
same week LAST year 29l.
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A rERRIBLE STORY.
An AWful Case OF c nnibalism Oeeurs IN
Ru.siA-

An Avail case % y uuAplAhuA OtsNuAt ~
Ru.sta.
LoxDox, Nov. ia most horrible
story of eannibalism is reported by the
7eLrapKs ST. Petersburg correspOn-
dent A woman named Alderman, a
giantess in stature and strength, sought
shelter at the house OF a pea. ant woman
named Sariera, living in the mail dis
trict of Bessarabia. The Alderman
woman was afforded a refuge by the
peasant and they became quite friendly.
They drank considerable and when the
supply gave out, Yoorc,ki went out TO
get another bottle. she was gone quite
a little while. When she returned she
was almost struck dumb with horror
on finding that her guest in her absence
had killed her baby, gnawed the soft
parts OF its body and sucked its blood
and braina The woman was then in
the act OF attempting TO kill another
child three years old, q girl who was
attempting to escape from the hut and
screaming at the top oil her voice. The
mother rushed in and tried to save her
child from the murderess, but the latter
struck the little girl with a bIudgeon
and killed her before the mother could
reach her. The mothers brain was
turned by the terrible scene she had
witnessed and she became raying ma
mac. She attempted to kill herself,
but the neighbors who had been at
tracted to the scene by her wild shrieks
prevented her. The Alderman woman
made a most desperate resistance when
some OF the peasants attempted 10 ar.
rest her. She fought like tigress and
some OF the peasants were severely in
jured. She was finally overpowered,
and bound win ropes, i've men accom-
named her to Jail.
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raAr REApNe.n. s Q. pEAL

DoaIsd BY Presid-n' ,y-r, bat There Is
Sazsydne Fao-
BALTiNoKE, Nm, Nor. ll--Presiden;
Mayer, OF the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, vas in town this morning, but the
other officials and counsel OF the Balti-
more & Ohio denied the Philadelphia
and New York rnmor that the Reading
had consummated any deal whereby
thes could acquire control OF the Balti-
more & Ohio system.
Few doub;, however, that an amalGa-
nation OF the two will be consummatci,
the Baltimore & Ohio controlling west
Of Pittsburgh and the Reading east Of
that city. This would give the Reading
is long wished Tor entrance into Pitts
bursh.
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HAVE been = great sufferer from
eatArTh for over ten years; had it very
bad, could hardly breathe. some nights
I could not sleep and had 20 walk the
floor purchased Ely's Cream Balm
and am using il freely. it IS working a
cure surely. I have advised several
friends 10 use it, and with happy &c
suits in ever case. Il Is the medicine
above all others ior eaiarrh, and il IS
worth its weight in gold thank God
have icund a remedy / can use with
SAFETY and that does all that IS claimed
for il Il is curing my deaiuess--B
W. SperTy, Hartford, Conn. NwF4E.
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san FRAxcrsoo, Nov. 1.-THE steam
whaler Orca arrived from the Arc;ic
last night. Fifth mate Ward, of The
wrecked whalsr Helen Mar, who was
one OF ihe i've survivor OF ma: vessel,
Wa taken on board the orca on octo-
her u. six days alter the wreck. He
died from exposure. making the total
loss OF life on the Helen Mar twenty.
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Nrw Yopk. Nov. lin an editorial
headed The Need OF PrOmp; Action
the Epeaiss Pos this afternoon says:
I'VE hold that it is for the highest in
terest OF the country, as well as OF the
Democratic party. shat Mr. Cleveland
should cali az extra session Of the new
Congress A. soon az possible alter MS
Inauguration and e, them 10 work diii-
gently on the tariff.
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ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. 1.-The inaugu-
ration of Jacob Gould Scurmau presi-
dent of Cornell university occurred to-
day, beginning at 1880 a m. The eI-
ercises were held in the armory and
were attended by a very large audience
OF university, out-oi-town visitors and
tovnspeopla.
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BoisE. IDAuo. Nov ll.-Near juno
ton crossing. on the Clearwater river,
a Hungarian named ZacharOwsky was
horribly murdered BIZ a countryman
known as Peter the Hun" Tor some
supposed indignity. Peter. while his
victim slept. poured ) lot OF molten
solder in his ear. The hot metal
quickly burned its way into the unfor-
nate mans brBin, causing almost in
slant death.