The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27
NEWS OF A WEEK.
July 10.


North Dakota man dying of leprosy
Cholera vessel qaarantned at Cardiff, Wales.
majority of five senators for Sherman law
repeal.
Stocks get down to bottom prices of many
years in Wall street.
immigration for past twelve months 100000 less
than for previous year.
Wheat gamblers in Chicago lose heavily by an
other record breaking fall
France gives Siam fortyeight hours to decide
on the question of war.
A female snake charmer, bitten by rattle
snake in New York dime museum may die
Northwestern farmers propose to reduce wages,
of harvesters in keeping with the fall of wheat
prices.
July 20.
China to aid Siam against France.
Matabils threaten to clean English out of
MashOnaland.
Minnesota supreme court holds the lumber
combine legal.
England may interfere in Siam and Russia ready
to aid France.
Irish Home Rule bill materially advanced by
tewnty-four to thirty-four majOrities.
Miners at Pittsburg and Weir city, Kan, threat
en- serious trouble
By decree of court sixty Chinese are left to-
by unofficial charity.
July 81.
Wheat and stocks again weak.
That Russia will help France is a hoax.
prolonged strike of English miners likely.
London recognized as worlds silver market.
Frances ultimatum means ruin to Siam if &C
ceded to.
Gallagher the Homestead prisoner retracts his
confession.
Russian exhibits still remain covered at the
Worlds Fair, awaiting apologies.
England is actively preparing for emergencies
though at present not committing herself.
Controller Eckles charges late pancky times to
over speculation as much as to silver.
July %.
Petroleum found near Pierre, S. d.
Behring sea report liable to favor England.
Absolutely no admission to the Fair Sundays.
Sherman proposes gOld-silver amalgam dol
lar.
The President is for the unqualified repeal of
the Sherman law.
Asiatic dancing shows requested moved from
Worlds Fair on moral grounds.
Treasury continues to refuse silver offered
above London current market price.
Agitation to have the United States to purchase
and control the Nicaragua canal.
from Christopher, aged 1O4 years discovered in
Buffalo, NY
Depew says the railroads are best barometer
of financial weather and that they are doing a
very large business.
July %.
Veragua will accept Americas dole.
Wyoming reports 122 degrees in the shade.
An Italian wants to contract to raise the Vic
tOra.
Huns and Poles have a bloody battle on pay
day at Prceburg, Pa.
French crook ceverly caught in New York by
the man he robbed.
London Times says European war more immi-
nent now than for many years.
Slams answer to France unsatisfactory. Re
ported that her ports will be blOckaded.
Settlers about Tower Mimi, do not like the
government surveys now being made.
July "a.
very hot day all over the state.
Butte, people will boycott antisilverites
Chicago sub-treasury declines silver coin.
London papers warn France not to go too far.
Managua, Nicaragua bombarded by insurgents.
Treasury department declares financial out
look healthier.
dole. He too is poor.
Striking.miners and deputy SheriffS at war at
Weir, Kansas.
An English M. p. opposed to action against
silver coin.
A too confiding swain robbed of $4,000 by his
expected bride, who elopes with "her fathers
friend.''
Grand Jury finds a true bill practically of will
full murder against those bound over to it as re-
sponsible for the Ford theatre disaster at Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.
July25.
Great restitution in Denver.
French war ships cOnverging on SIAM :.
Twelve thousand drummers in line at the Fair.
The financial condition of Twin city banks pro-
nounced uneXceptionabe.
Markets in Wall street and Chicago for stocks
and wheat beat all low records.
The commissioner of West Virginia had a
rough and tumble row with some of the Fair
guards.
Democracy goes far in recognizing state rights.
Vice president Stevenson called on the governor
of Oregon.
Eleven companies of N. G. sent to the scene of
miners trouble in Kansas, where armed negroes
are now working.