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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
FORTUNE FoRFANN,s EDWARDS
Painted When She Heard tho News.


Chicago. Jan. 2!!.-"l-an Eci'NS>-
$20O.OOO" The speakers face turned
slowly pale AMI si,,, -ra~pe,. at door
for Snnn,r, !, .,,r.si ;,v,r; ,nJ Shr
.,n,,,I.>1 ,'.,.'.,, Nv. ', ,.'. 81 .,'> .,,,..
,'u''i''it'' u. Mr"AiS !" ,ef h"s">' 'a.' '
heicVe II, she said. Doubt lE!'y Struggling
again TO her feet. no such good luck
could happen 10 me-. Are You sure i,
is NIL 1rur:'' A S,,,, of ,,,vS,,,ncr with
nr,,.1 ,,,, ,,,,,,,,. '..,....,,,l;.''r avn, ~
-, ''.'' ''"', ''''''N N''' ''''''"''- wy
| .hs l"FSefai a'lNrr'iSshirhtS WAS pr"!-
f,red III explanations. 1; bore yesterday :
date and read rs folaws:
Miss Frames Edwards: Your late
ur,.l,. E,rIin,n3 I ,;,,,r .t his 1a,,b
I,tr ,, s..' - s..m,,sn ,,.,,n,
WV w" E" i'''"''e "'
iii"i,ta,e III osTS Mi'@ W. N 'F."'a-
"9rlh. box il". tond ~; i-;'!. WIS.
~ WIS III = 'afi"r ~ -'"' ;NF','"'t .:. aNe,
nue.; " he!i A!iSS i-i'Waf"> "'H hn':hr"
Fe'tiias iar SIP "i r;'irr she Sa''I l'',o
| one "i l'!e 'n>h'o'tea cialfS. ii'F h'n"S
tfSn'f'r@' Ni"!'aty
supposed she sai"' thai my niiEr
/ Nau callfciN forgotten hi". III Is nNrf
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

lanklnn. $. d.. Special, Jan. II! The re-
ceivcr appointed for the driun"t bank of
George L. Scuu.;ll " Co. made his report
Tonight. The liabilities are placed AT Sl2l.-
W,U and assets at SiI,Hal. Creditors will
realize L., per cent. The inlchlu uf cNhum
n, the body OF t:curgr X. Scoug;l has been
abandoned, as ii can make no difference 10
the creditors whether he culminitt,al suicide
died from natural causes. Ills death il
we'll established, although this WAS strongly
questioned last week. 1t is believed that
the widow of the deceased! hHihrr will
divide II portion nf her huSham,i's life in-
Surancr with ll, creditors rather than SUI
fer her hrothcr-i;i-aw. the Junior partner. To
be criminly prosecuted. Investigation
shows that when the Scottish American
Mortgage company Withdrew its business Il
year ago Scoiigal was short S7o,mn. lie
WAS obliged to deed over To the company
all his real estate" mcm'!in. his l."nlr. and
to assign part of his life Insurance. This
WAS ii.,;i!iici"nt tn effect Il S"ltrurmt. and
thu d"pusiur,' fund WAS drawn "n from
tim" to time. AMI but SlGuuo was fuui,
when The vault was opened.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Rc,urns After Many ycnrs

Mohawk, y. ". Jam. "a Fifteen years
az" David Spencer WAS president of the
Illinois State Savings Bank of Chicago.
He borrowed S5S5.UnU from the bank.
Then came the panic and Spencer could
not max" the loan good. He started
down Ia the bank To turn it over to the
receiver. Fifteen hundred men stood in
fr"nt "i the institution. They were clrs-
in- Spencer and crying. Lynch him"
Spencer got scared. took Il lot of colat-
eral and lied tn Canada. From there lie
Wont To Belgium. For wears Sprnccr
has been trying To settle his Chicago diff
hcnl'irs. The pr >"nrr of Strangers in
this city within thr last week lead pco-
pl" I" believe that IL Scttl, mrnt has at
last lcrn made. Dn"id Spencer and his
wife have been in Mohawk and left Fiji
day for New York. and ii is believed
they arc now on their way to Belgium. In
connection with the above Il Chicago
special states that no restitution hy
Spencer is III own of there. Chicagoans
were not aware he was in the country.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

Washington. Jan. II Scnntor Trll,r
a member of the judiciary committee. is
quoted as saying, apparently on inside
inforna,ion: ut is my opinion that if
Judge Gresham does not .,n into Mr.
Clrvclan,l's cabinet he will. before many
months. hr on the supreme bench here
Mr. Cleveland will have three places on
Field will retire soon on account of age
We will. hy special act. doubtless retire
Justice Lamar early in the next session
of congress. Everybody knows that
Justice Lanar is iu'Hracitalrd l,y i'll
health. He has reached il.s age for re-
,ircmrnt, but las not been in the service
ten years. rs required! by law. Lamar is
old and poor, and we are going i" pen
sion him |,y retiring; him by special act
of congress. ii Gresham is not il! 1h,.
cabinet he Will. saSprct, take I.anGlr's
place.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

San Francisco. Jan. 2i The Evening
Bulletin says: IA rulnor is in circul;l-
ton that tie Panama railroad had been
sold by the Frcnchmcn who controlled
the majority of the stock to Il syndicate
of Engls,; c"p'tn,'sth an Is. ] There rs no 10 WY ,
runor. If il should prove true il has II
double significance In the first place it
means Il move on the part of the British
to 90, control of the transportation across
tn" American continent. In the next
place it means the Panama railroad will
he operated by Il powerful financial con-
Germ. At least this is the view business
men take of the matter The road is
said to he good 5 per cent property on
an Investment Of S2OU, U,GCW.UOo.'
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
y..,,,,yx,n,,c p,r,, Uu,cls..

Washington, Special. Jan. 81. - Charles
Gibson and other members of the GLOW
stone Park association have been in WASH
ingtnn for Il day or two past. speaking or
the proposed changes i'll the PARK. Mr.. Glib
son SAYS: "Ihere is Il measure pending in
congress of more importance than it APP
pears. 1t is 10 authorize the associntionr 70
viii complete the chain as we call 1t, of
hotels. making it possible for tourists to
tarry at the most interesting portion OF the
hotel The influx of tourists next summer
will! in consequence of the worlds fair. be
enormous. The association has hotels now
that cover over ten acres, and il is n" tour
coilvcnienced by the failure of congress to
pass the bill
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Timber Claims.

Washington. Special. lam. .l.-S"na'"r
rc,,isrew of South Dakota to-day "t-
fcrri his timber culture lill as an amend-
mcnt To Il leniing house land hlll. ana
the committee unanimously agreed l" let
it 80 through. The Democrats have been
fighting Prttigrcws bill for some time,
and have finally been Won over.
Tn, amendment provides that at the end
of eight Years I'LL VIII" have entered
timber claims. and who have failed or
not. shall hc allowed tn commute by
paving the ordinary land office fees. aud
will hot he compelled Ia pay the 81 "a
per acre that all commuters of public
lands are now expected 10 pay IhlS
amendment also allows non-rr>i''Hnts rs
We'll as residents To avail themselves of
the privileges hy this commulali"m
Srnatrr Prttigrew says that ii this hill
goes through. us he expects it To. it will
save the settlers of his state $ls'o.hv
and ,t,, citizens "t Minnesota $A'u.WO
and North Dakota about the same
lmpllut
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

IIclrn;t. Mont. Special. Jan. 23.-The
joint committee of both houses of the
legislature has recommended the APP
uruut:ltou of Sl.,.UuO ;l,i,iilionll for the
Mol'aua display ~ the worlds fair.
wl.i..i. If granted. will make II total If
>l..o.'Hn' Til" proposed appropriation is
Slu.m,u l.-- Than the board of managers
y >kr, One of the managers says: I'VE
hav, collected about ::1.'nD toli> of min
erals. which embrace almost every ,lsc;tl
niiI.r;.l known. Oar agricultural col
lrction embraces tie prohuct> nf DIR
farms TO the extent of about eight tons.
wl!i!c in the horticultural a!ld olh"r
departments tho work has brcu equally
fpt
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
TROUBLE il GUATEMALA.
A SAVAGE MOB IN THE LIT
TIE REPUBLIC.
The English legation Attacked by
Band OF !nfuriated Natives
and the Minister Proo-
ably Fatally
Beaten.
Eucolic ESrrios.

Panama. Jan. pa dispatch from
Guatemala says Il mob attacked the
British Legation and beat Minister Cos
lin-s 81 s;lvaSoiy that he may die.
GoSlinSS Youngest son shot one of the
moh dead The British war>hip Mel
l.e;ncnc is at san jose. and her COM
mandcr has cahlcl for TIE WarSriir and
\yinphe To come and assist him i'll block
ading The port SO thar reparalion may be
obtained without the bon!a r,incut of the
port President BarriaS is said IL have
refused 81 far To grant the British de-
nand for repatriation. ilc has Sail that
liz is powcrirSs 1o do Sn as amy attempt
"u his part 10 atone for the mtra"rs
wou!l cause an Indian uprising it not Il
general revolution He lrS.cd the
British minister and commander tu wait
unui popular feeling had subsidized be-
fore they act. The Immediate cause of
the riot is not mentioned 10y the dis
putcn
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
No Pardon for Harper.

Washington. Jan. II. - Edward l..
Harper. cX-prc.ilrnl of the Fidelity Na-
1ional Bank of Cincinnati and convict
in the Ohio prni'rnliary.. has bnrn de
MED II pardon hy the president. The np-
lows. THE recent examination hv sur
rrons selected by the attorney general
shows That the prisoner is less dangerous
ly sick than appeared from previous To:
ports His term expires in April, as |
understand. and iii View of these. facts
do not think amy interference by nm
,nruSs.,rv
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
llcuttN ,.n ,i,riui.

1'it1sI1nrg, Jam. n I'm first man arr
rested for carrying ont til" Homestead
poisoning plot. Robert +. Beatty, will bc
placed on trial in the criminal court to-
morrow. He is similarly charged as
Hugh +. Dempsey. and there aru ~.
equal number of counts in his inhi 'tmrit
The number of Witnesses to testify j.
large. The commonwealth expects III
easy time convicting Beatty. considering
the verdict in the Dempsey trial. Att"r
ney Erwin of ST. Paul. who came hero
to defend Jack Clifford. has gone home
the Clifford trial brMy postpomcl.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

Madison. Mis-. Jan. II. a startling
change came over the Silullinn, hs.ginnin.
with the arrival of the early members and
gro wing more pronounced until tonight.
I he Knight forces have begun I" S,ihrn.
a Bragg man says '''InSu Knight fellows
ar" just grtlin. their second wind" II j.,
apparent that Col. Knight and his licui",i-
ants have made good MS" of the tim" in
tcrvening from last Thursday until to-day
aud have done some effective husrrinG of
the wavrring line. Col. Mitchell and his
forces expected To capture o go"dly number
of Col. knights eighteen men Tonight.
-Four ballots were had Tonight nnl th"
ranrns ahj 'nh"'i until tomorrow after
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
CONNECTED ana Occupied.

Eau Claire, Wis. Special, jan -. Ea;i
Clairr's new school huil'!ins was occupied
to-day foi ihe first time. i'hr, Regular pro
motion took p!nc. today and there are ovri
urrpnr,ions are b,in. made for the formal
dc,lication. President Charles kcn'lni
Adams, of III" Wisconsin university. will
deliver III" principal address. and the Hon
William l.. bartlett. president of the stat,
university board OF regents, AMI ";hrr. 'ti"
nlaiics will b" present. III" keys of III,
school will he formally delivered t" IN" pres
iirnt Of the boar,! "n Il silver s:fvrr. Th'
date of t'!" dedication will b" tNcd 10 suit
the convenience of President Adams. and
may lac Friday or Saturday. Tie buil' l'!in2
cust l..I .An..l SinMNl uEl SiMnGL
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
A Fifty ,rhou.und Do,lur Fir.

81. Raul. Nina. Special, Lan. "a
AT 1D this morning ire broke out in
the large grocery house of Andrew Schoch
n Co., corner of Seventh street and
Broadway. and the tianrs spread
throughout the building with such rapid
ity that it was impossible to cheek them
i'll time to prevent the destruction of
the entire stock. which was valued ut
$2I .oop. ANA a loss to the building of be-
tween SloGND and S2GOOO. both fully in
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

New York. Jan. -. Mrs McCreedy Har
MS whose >o,l nluro"r.'l Ills young Wife,
has given ont Il letter for publication in de-
f"ii>" of her son. Mrs. Harris reviews
, Charities life ard gives her reasons why the
d ,ttIl penalty should Not bc inflicted upon
lin I'VE have new and important evidence
lp present an Monday nest ti'lalitS which
cl";,riy prove thai Helen Potts WAS addicted
Ia tho rs" of morphine. Shr says in con-
c't,iou: Il h"tnalld another trial FOR iny
lmy and | ask every lawyer. every doctor,
cNely clergyman. every man nn't woman
Mlln cares for justice iu Ia. administered 10
d ,iIu,! His Now trial.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
LIES JOURNEY ENDED.
TWO PROMINENT MEN DEPART
INTO THE UNKNOWN.
Chief Justice Lamar and Bishop
Phillips Brooks Die Very Un-
expected!y. Having Passed
the Day TranSacting
Business.
Life Is Uncertain.


Macon. Ga. Jan. o4.-.IuStice Lu"iuS
Quintius CurtinS Lamar died here at S:la
this evening. The death was sudden i'll
the extreme. for although lie has been
ailng for some time. the justice appeared
to be gaining iii health. He came from
Washington Il month agn. and was ut
the residence of w. III. Virgin in Vine
Vile. Il suburb OF this city.
This afternoon at about : O'Clock
Justice Lamar took his "vercu:t iutcna-
ing To 30 To the city. hs, was met ~ The
door by Il friend. DIR. Llewllyn. with
whom he returned to the sitting room.
At that time aud duying all the afternoon
he was in good spirits, an! NJ dinner ut
6:l5 this evening he seemed 10 have Il
good appetite. Ur. llrwiiyn left the
house about $ o'clock and q few minutes
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
NO. a.
TERRIBLE COLLISION.
SEVENTEEN DEAD AND SIXTY
INJURED.
Burning Oil Adds Horror to a Fear
ful Railroad Wreck at Alton
Junction, lil.-A Switch
mans CarelessnesS
Is the Cause.
Sickcning Sights.

SlCSctiulS olShSS.
st. Louis. Jan o3-A wreck which in
its consequences is one of the most APP
railiny and disastrous that has occurred
i'll Years. happened ut Wann Junction NJ
: ii"n Junction yesterday morning. III"
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago " 81.
Louis Southwestern limited passenger
ran into Il switch and crashed int" IL
train consisting of seven tank cars
standing; thereon. The result was
fin" and afterwards an explosion. which
has already cost six persons their lives
and probably fatally injured nineteen
others. while fully fifty more are suffer
ns from painful hurnS The total
list of dead is ;< follows: Webb Ross.
Mattoon. H.: Hiram Cornelius. Iowa:
Edward Miller. .Altoa j !nction; two I'M
Id, nt!'ir,l men: William Shatturk. Upper
Alton. H.: Henry Pcnnin=. Wann.. ILL.,:
Willie Mcl'arty. John Locke. Edward
Maiin. Alton. Ill.,; Daniel llarcrs Alton
functions: William Manlz. Fostcrburg.
Ill.,. Charles TIT. w. III. Miller Charles
PARIS. John Wilkinson. Alton. of these
MI hut the first six deed of their injuries
after lr!!@ removed I" the hospital mt
Alton. rNc"p, w. ii. Miller and MHrtz,
whose dead h"lir> We're found near the
5, enc "t the wreck this morning.
Ni tlr injured. fourteen. the hospital
physician said ~, G o'clock, cannot re-
cover They are otto Hagman. John
Fred. Joseph Hermann. Henry Pilgrim.
John I.utlrrrll. William Il. Richardson,
David Richardson. Alton; a. r. Frazier,
ST. Louis; Frank Har,h. nrHnforl. Can:
Frank Srulln. John Burke, Alton; Will
iim A;jll,.r Alton Iunciiuu. Murr:.V
li"i"i, ll"r NIi"n.
-tll the dead were burned to death Icy
tlhmin= oil 'h The fatally injured ali
ar" n"i" or l"SS seriously burned about
Ii" 'lh''S am! t"iN but the worst IN
lu'1''S sustained an" i"ari"i!y burned
heads and faces. MI ar" ais" injured
lh!"rE'!ly i'"!n ln'':tiinS tl" burning
flames. which s''ei:''ird and parclird
til' II tlli";tS 4" such an extent that
their S'';il"' from Instant death is almost
nli"a"'!"aa. The other injured suffer
from lnrns "n various parts of the head,
limbs Ind h"c'A. When tn" awfulnrss
"i l!i" catastrophe. a> related 10y cys-
witnesses who We're Fortunate enough to
,;',;ll" INJURY. is n.'ldr known. the only
W"l der * that TIN list OF casualties is
l'"t twi," ns large as it is.
i1"r" Was Il rumor on the street late
'li> atirrn"nn that eleven students from
| :ShnrlI"i' college had lrrn missing since
llo accident of Yesterday. All efforts to
verify ,l,.. r,.,uors f.,ilr.l. however and il.
l.. ,,., ,,,;u;,,,, az ,L., ,,,, i,;,, ar ,I,.,
''''',' W. '.''!'HH W. -,'''''
''''"'"S '''' ''','' 'S u" 'r"''' III '''e '''''-
ii"h'. l''lt IN" iart tilat moro We're
wI,ck. bodies additional To those rc-
| ,,,,J il, I, ,,;,,. I;,,,,l. .;,.,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Iu,:,u :rIuc Works Burncd,

i.lw"o,i. ILL., .trL ..::.-'The McBoth
Lamp flue works. the largest of the kind
in TIE worl,l wr!r destroyed by fire TO-
night. Til" warehouses were sat"l. The
fire originated from too high pressure
of natural gu>. Over 600 men will be
throwr ont of rmpoy,ncns. The loss is
$1UOnVO: fully insured.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

The greater part of today in the house
was consumed in libibuhering. Mr.. Kilgore
o. Texas, was to'he fore. BY hi. dilntory
tactics he encompas>ed his object of dc eat
ing the bill for the erection of a monument
to the prison ship martyrs and on the
measure or the construction OF Il revenue
cutter tor the Pacific coast but without OPP
position bill was passed to meet the re-
quiremcnts of the interstate commerce law
relative to the testimony of witnesses. A
bill amending the interstate commerce net
was called up and passed. but ils main tea-
ture-which strikes out the pooling" sec
ton o!thc original nct-was eliminated.
bill was passed ;or the construction of a
bridge across the Mississippi river at New
Orleans; the national quarantine bill was
next in order but its opponents succeeded
i'll staving it oil until Saturday.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
TUESDAY, Jan. Il.

The anti-op,ion bill which has monorol
izrd u most the whole time of the senate
cater the morning hour during theprcsent
scssi IL and which is expected to reach it.
action. Sweeping d,nunciatons of the
measure We're made by Sen"tnr Hear Vest
aud Pia,t Us being in utter contravcntion
of the constitution of the United states and
in violation OF the Fights OF the .tac'. Mr.
plntt yielded to many Interruptions aud was
therefore unable to finish his argument to-
dcy
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

Washington. Jan. 24.-A subcommittee
Of the federal legislative committee Of
the worlds Columbian exposition will
appear before the senate appropriations
committee this week and urge an APP
preparation to carry the national com
mi,tcc through the fair. This will in
cludc the $4,000 deficiency. The exact
amount to be asked for has not yet been
decided upon. but it is thought it will be
about SSUD,UDO
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
AIIcu H.ii,cS a GnIm.

Olympia. Wash. Jan. Ex-senator AL
len gained four votes i'll the legislature
to-day. The final ballot stood: Allen,
81, necessary to choice, 81; Turner.
%: Grggs (Dcn.). -; Trats Nop) ..
After ;lr.i,lny to take but TWO ballots
daily antil Il senator is elected, the joint
session adjourned.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Americans I'm Trouble I'm Mexico

City of Mexico. Jan. 2l.-The appeal
of Lewis, the American who is charged
with forgery by the Lombard Investment
Company Of Kansas City, Mo-, was
heard in the supreme court to-day. The
appeal is against Lewis cXtradition.
The trial of Mr.. and Mrs. Knox, ths
Americans who are charged with swim
ding jewelers., will come off within a
fortnight.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
HOUSE.

The session of the house to-day was an
in;erestin. one. Work was mapped out tor
the remainder Of the week, and for Tues
day and Wednesday of next week, but be-
yond this li!tie was done. a few private
measures We're passed and the committee
on the judiciary having under prior or
der, the rish; of way. called upsom bills
of secondary importance. Tc one ofthe
most public interests was 'hHt proyitiln,; Tor
the punishment Of oiici passengers on
the hi sh seas, which W. sd.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Fatal .,ni,rr Explosion.

Napp,n"s Ind. Jan. -. The water
works boiler rNrl"'"rl to-day, killing
three men nrl injurin:r two ctll"rs. The
hnilnr also operated tic electric light,
;.lr! l'id ius' h"rn r"pairrd. it was
h,i,- ;rsi"d when tho accident hap
IcI.o,l. he kill"i trr: y. \. frrhrh,
,,,, r." Parker and Electric i'm John
snil Injured: .EonHs and Isaac Whist
Der. boiler makers Tie stand pipe of
SN+i,m collapsed not long since. fatally
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
To Succeed scrucrs.

Washington, Jan. 24.-'rhc nomination
to-day of Frank c. Partridge of Vermont
to be minister to Venezuela was the first
intimation the public had that Minister
Scruggs had vacated his mission to Ca
racas. Mr.. Scruggs returned to the
United States recently on leave of ab-
Sence granted because of ill health.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Fifteen Hundred Thousand Dollar

ST. l."uis. Jam. n .hnmt ~ million am!
quarter bushels of wheat wus stored in
Elevator c, of tie Carondclrt Elevator
and Grain company. which WAS burned
yesterday. The building and contents are
a total loss and will sum up in round
nun bcr> S1.aoO.OtD. or this $auu.UuD is
ON ne building and machinery and ST.
o,S''",h' the loss on wheat stored. The
elevator was n!iit in 1879. had n capac-
ty of 2.lia,,Ooo bushels. and wuS owned
by the Missouri Pacific railway. 1t is
stated that ;hc entire loss wls practically
covered by insurance. scattered among
100 companies. How the fire started is Il
luyStrry
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Held for Trial,

Hastings, Mimi. Special. JAN 21.-
John Martin and James Cable have been
committed to the NEXT term Of the district
court by Justice Gray of Pennington. the
former for a>saulting Marshall w. IL.
Browncll with Il knife and the latter for
burglary
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28

Washington. Jan. ~. The Republican
senators will hold IL caucus tomorrow to
take definite action on the proposed ad-
mission of the four territories Some Of
the Northwestern senator's haye been
working ind,l>triou>ly in this direction,
and are confident that the admission Of
these territories will bc accomplished.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
Tr.usurer and Funds Missing

DanviIle. Ill.,. Jan. 2i-Gus Er"nk-
lille. the Treasurer If Warren county.
Ind. has disappeared, aud il is reported
that II. is shor, Sio.O'nI in his accounts.
caused by dealing ON TIE Chicago beard
of trade There j. lar.ch excitement ut
Wiliinmsport. the county seat. Cronk-
lille left last Friday.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-01-28
The death OF ex.prcsidcnt Hayes was an
nounrcd and the house adjourned out of
respect to his memory.
THURSDAY, JAN. 10.
SENATE.

The discussion OF the anti-ortion bill
was cen,irucd in the $ rate today from 2
o'clock until the time of aAjourning. but
no action was taken on the bill itself or on
MIR. Georges amendment to it, Notice
was given However, by Mr.. Washnurn that
he would ask the senate to remain in ses-
sion tomorrow until u final vote is reached.
in the IN, rning hour MIR. PETER Pop.) of
Kansas. conclude his speech in favor OF u
single term OF the presidential officers; a
new Mctiarrahan bill was introduced and
referred to the judiciary committee. and an
cot (Rcpl. OF Colorado, to the bill sus
pending the purchase of silver bullion