The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-13
NEWS OF A WEEK.
July 5.

July
Marseilles and southern France have cholera.
Boy in St. Paul killed by reckless bicycle rider.
Hawaii in political parties murder
Ously inclined.
Fierce and destructive hailstorm visits east
ern Pennsylvania
Eighty eight bodies recovered from the Thorn
HILL England mine.
Rain and hail in drOughty districts of north
west-t0O much of good thing.
Bethel hOuse-boat at st. Paul burned-three
dead and four severely wounded
July 6.
Still rioting in Paris.
Duke of York weds In England
DOC" Fish repudiated by Minnesota Farmers
Alliance.
Gambling knocks out ex-state Senator White
man of Duluth.
Re-assured by legislative prospects many closedl
banks reopen.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, dedicates statue to P. T.,
Barnum.
Government declines to buy silver at bulledl
price.
New York chamber of commerce resolves that
the Sherman bill must 60.
Nicaragua economically concludes to do with
out ministers to foreign states.
Cyclone sweeps through Iowa, killing over one
hundred outright-great harm in its path of five,
miles wide.
Duke of Veragua reported bankrupt. pan
American fund to be raised for his benefit and
invested in trust.
July7.
Silver declines.
Money market generally stronger.
Justice BlatchfOrd of U. S. supreme court dies
Pomeroy, Iowa., entirely destroyed by the big
cyclone.
Columbus caravels arrive at Chicago via the.
great lakes
compromise army bill introduced in the
ReichStag.
Heavy rains throughout the northwest do
some damage but very much good
An expert figures out the coming crop at 70,
100000 bushels for the Northwest.
A negro brutally murdered, hanged and burn
ed by lynchers in Kentucky.
Albert Baumberger shot and killed his uncle,
aunt and four little cousins in cold blood, after
wards hacking them to pieces near Cando, N. D.
July
Emperor William may visit the Worlds Fair.
Jesse Bartlett Davis quits the stage perma-
nently.
Weather bureau warned IOwans of the coming
storm.
Federal experimental stations recommended
abandoned
Italian legislators have tumultuOus debate
over recent bank frauds.
Foreign Worlds Fair exhibitors in trouble for
selling portions of their exhibits.
The sealing question liable to amcable settle
ment. Certain Russian waters prohibited to
British sealers.
Commercial organizations will hold meeting
about Aug. /, to emphasize the need of Sherman
law repeal.
July
Russia said to own 20, OOO, 600 horses.
A storm sweeps over the White City doing
great damage.
Columbian guards accused of depradations
from exhibits.
Drink causes wealthy Duluthian to shoot at
his wife and suicide.
Baumberger the murderer of his uncle, aunt
and cousins jailed in Manitoba.
OF $50 workmen who went to Columbia Gen.
trail America, to work, over 100 died from ill US
age and climatic conditions.
July 10.
COrbett and Peter Jackson are to fight.
New comet discovered, visible to the naked eye.
Otter Tail county Mnn suffers from a furious
hail storm.
New York exhibitors at the Worlds Fair, SELL
ing exhibits, are ordered out
The government has fixed its price for silver at
71h cents per ounce.
Pensioners drawing pay under the disability
act of 1890 must prove disability.
Officers prevent the lynching of the CandO
murderer, who has given details of his crime.
A fire in the smallest of the Worlds Fair build
ings results in its destruction and the death of
seventeen firemen, twenty-five others injured.
July IL.
Farmers feel pleased at crop prospects.
Liquor dealers to form national association.
Nearly 81, 100000 of National bank notes issued
the past week.
Northwestern lumbermen to make St. Paul a
great lumber mart.
One fare round trip rates to the Fair ON
all Western railroads.
Jackson and COrbett want plenty of free ad-
vertising. No fight till June 4, 1894.
A brave Nebraska sheriff shot while de-
Tending prisoner from lynchers.
A lively scene of disorder in the House of Com
mons committee of the whole discussing the
Irish Home Rule BILL Sexton expelled for un-
parliamentary language.