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The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
Wcdpcslnv June %


jamestown is both red With petty
thieves.
Peter Funk, county auditor of Ward
county, died last Week of inflammation
of the bowels.
Oh Allsllouse was bound over at
Devils Lake recently for ting fire
to the prairie near there.
Valley City wants the next annual
meeting of tho state pharmaceutical
ASSOCIATE on.
The iuy in the Burch rape case at
FOrlnm has returned Il verdict of not
guilty.
Dave Forest of Dunsnith was assault
ed while working in the field by three
mon, who, he says. wanted to kill him.
Mandan voted against issuing SlO,-
600 for Il new school house, but will
improve her fire protection.
y farmer living near Mcintosh be-
came insane owing to the int2uSe Etat
of last week. and wandered from home.
The suppositlon is he persisted.
Lorrnz DryazClZynslli, IL IA III laborcr,
near Park River. while leading IL team
from the we'll. was kicked by one of
the horses. sustaining injuries from
Which he died in Il frw hours.
1t is reported that Arthur Wood,
living ON the WinSlow farm north of
Sherbrooke, has skipped frr rarts un-
known. taking considerable mortgagcd
property with him.
Trca Surrr Krrnc of Steele county has
received the state school fund nppor.
tienmcnt of that county for this quar-
ter. amounting to $2.51O.9O, or abe ut
$3.50 for each child If School age
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STUDENTS ON A TEAR
SERIOUS DISTURBANCE TX THE
FRENCH CAPITAL.
Students linrricn,lc the Streets and
EnGnRe In ~ Fight With the
l'Olfcc-Many ON Both Sides Are
Injured.

Paris, July 5.-Riotous demonstrations
were made by students at ST. Grrln,ins
dts Places and in the Rue St. Jacob,
police were unable To disprrsr the mul.s
Eventually Il large detachment uf cav
airy charged and scattered the students.
The municipal councillors nave hrri,ird
I" send II drputation to tho funeral of NJ.
Nugcr, the clerk who waS killed il, the
encounter between the police and the
students in the Latin quarter on Satur-
day. They have issued proclamation.
however. urging all persons who attend
the funeral 20 act calmly and peaceful
The disorders in the streets increase
hourly. The whole department between
the boulevard st. Grrmain. the river and
the Iiuc de Srinc is in an .lpru:,r.
Students with crowds of rouglls fill the
open spaces. Omnibmsrs and tr;lm-,ars
are stopped by the mobs, the passengers
are turned out and the vehicles are TN
set. On the Boulevard ST. Gcrmun,
Quay Notarr and the Rue st. Pirlrrs,
traffic has been suspended. The Rue ST.
llcrrcs has been l'arriradrd Pedestrians
are maltreatr,. The Charity hospital has
been surrounded with cuiraSsrrs to keep
off the students who threatened TO ut
tack the building
A mob assembled at Place ST. Michel
and tried to rush over the bridge To ,hr
boulevard Duplas, which runs between
the two buildings. They were met and
driven back by Il body of cavalry. There
is hot fighting between the buildings.
Many of the students were trampled or
cut. and several cavnlrymcn were wound
cd by flying stones
AT 1880 the students had possession
o! dozen streets between the Boulevard
81. G"rinnin and the river Infantry and
cavalry are at hand. however. to restrain
them from breaking into the public build
inSs. Al ! 30 the whole district between
the Rue ST. Pirrr"s and tho College dc
France. two blocks east of the boulevard
st. Michel. WAS in full riot. Troops of
cavalry and squads of police are sia-
toned In every street. The students hold
their ground. They are stopping all w.
hiclrs. Scores of carts and carriages
have been set on fire, Many students
are using rrv"vrrs. The mob in front of
Charity hospital has been cnry,.l re-
prhlrdl. hy the police, but they fight aid
will not dis"rs,. Their allies in windows
of buildings near the hospitals have lrru
llting tlI" police with rrockrry and
furniture and common wool saturated
with cnr"lic acid. Many ON both sid, $
have been injured.
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Sunday. June %.

P. r. Griebler. ex-mayor of st. Cloud,
died of consumption.
William Saak, of Faribault. who had
both legs broken by IN accident about
ten days ago. had one leg aInputatcd
and died Saturday.
The thief who went through the
Northern Pacific sleeper between Wa
dena and Perham has been caught at
Frazee.
The supposed burglar wounded by f.
F: Soaring at Mankato. proved to be
Fl. II. Myrum. of that city, Il tailor by
trade. He is twenty-seven ycars old.
and is, keeping company with Mr.. Scar
ing's hired girl He had spent the
evening with the girl. Suspectin. she
did not intend TO retire aft.r his leave
taking he watched the house from 10
O'Clock until 1:3O. when he proceeded
to shut the kitchen window. believing
her TO be outside. and thinking to play
a joke upon her; while doing SO. he
made 4 noise. which resulted as above
stated Young Myruln received pain
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Thursday, June 20.

The police have arrested Mrs,
Davis ut Grand Forks to prevent her
committing suicide. She has made two
unsuccessful attempts.
Charles CllattrrSon was sanlbagged
mt Grand Forks by one LcFevcr, who
was in company with Il colorul wom-
an. Patsy Ward, who has quite Il noto-
riouS reputation.
At Il special meeting of the Devils
Lake city council last evening an an
preparation of S1:mO WAS made for the
ClElliauqln association To be used in
making additional improvements
FTHtilr are fattcning fast on the rang
rs in the western part of the state.
In about month large shipments will
be made and several thousand dollars
will br added To the monetary circul:l-
ton of the state.
The school house in district No. "a,
M"kin"rli township, six miles north-
west of Grand Forks. burned. The
cause of the fire is unknown, but it
is supposed the building was fired by
lranps. Tl" school house WAS an old
land mark. having been built in 1880.
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HEARTLEss ANSWER.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. July 3.-Bef"re the
burial of Mrs. IIargr"n. WHO died here
from the effects Of II criminal operation,
Coroner Booth t"l..@raphed to the ,;irl's
mother at Eagle Grove. Iowa. for in
strrctions as to the burial. The follow
ing hc:.rtless reply WAS sent back by the
mother: Bury her as a paupar. The
corcncr was very indignant and uiso-
beyed Instructions by furnishing the lest
coffin he had in his place. Mrs. Thay.r.
for whom the girl hal once worked, al
lowed the interment to take place in her
lot. 1t is said that the girls mother
learned early i'll June of the girls ronli-
ton and drove her tut of her house.
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GENERAL.

Chicago claims a population of 2.1GO,-
0OO, or 100000 more than New York.
Over seven hundred students gradu-
ate at Yale and Harvard.
Fifty dogs died of poison in Green's
burg. Ind. in one day.
Lane Seminary may be abandoned
as Il result of the trouble with the
Presbyterian Assembly.
f. G. TompliinS has been appointed
receiver of tho dcfllnct Union Stock
Yards Bank. Of Sioux City. la.
The excessive decline in silver will
probably cause large number of
mines to be closed.
Herman. the magician. tcsiifirs in
court that he is prnnlrss. Ills wife
owns considerable property. however.
The Scioto mound Hear Portsmouth.
Ohio. is opened and found to contain
skeletons and relics of great age.
President OakcS. of the Northern Pa
citic, denies that he has been offered
the presidency of the 20"
The Western Association of Writers
is in annual session at Warsaw, Ind.
with an attendance of 2DD.
The BrI,l,loih Wire luiils at Rankin,
Pa, have been slut down and 100 men
are out of work
Knobnostcr Mo, citizens have form.
cd Il company to search for S1,:im.-
600 in gold believed to have been bur
led there by Spaniards years ago
A resolution to boycott the Worlds
Fair was rejected by the National Tn.
ion OF Christian Eld"avor societies, in
convention ut Tittin, Ohio
The Snyder Stone and Lime Compa-
ny ut MnuSton. Col, assigned with as.
sets Of S1UG,1GO and liabilities of S:,4.-
SJ3.
Miss Bertha Burnllam. of Dcrrtield,
Mich. aged eighteen. is dying of hydro
phobn. Two months ago She was bit
ten in the hand by stray pug dog.
William X. Laidlaw. who says Rus
sell Sag. used him as Il buffer when
in the nillioIairc's office. is again con-
fined to his home in New York by the
breaking out of his wounds;
Miss Bertha Burnham. the young
lady Of DrcrticlI, Mich, attacked with
hydrophoba. is dead. She had at
tempted several weeks ago to pet a
stray pug dog, which bit her and dis
appeared.
Another army officer has gone wrong
Col Townsend of the Fort Lcaven-
worth Military School has reported the
disappearance of Lieut.. Warren Il.
Fox. Tenth Infantry, leaving many
creditors.
The Board Of Regents at Ann Arlor
by unanimous vote refused to sustain
the charges filed against Dr. H. L.
ObetZ. dean of the homeopathic faculty
by three Of his colleagues and the
State IIom"opatliic Sp;'itlv.
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PERSONAL.

DIR. MrGlynn has returned to New
York from Rome.
Rev. DIR. Charles II. Parkhnrst of
New York has sailed for Europe with
his family.
-Four students named King. Duke.
Earl and Lord attended school i'll South
Atchson, Kan.
Secretary Smith has returned to
washington from a visit to his family
Ia the virginia mountains
The king of Denmark is the only
European sovereign older than Queen
victoria. who was Scvcnty-four ycars
old on her last birthday.
1t is now stated that the engage
ment OF Princess Alice of IIcsse to the
czarcWitch is definitely settled The
princess. before her marriage. will be
received into the Greek church. taking
the name Of Alexandra Eo,l"rovna
w. III. Quayle, the wrl '.nnwn ship
builder, was stricken wish paralysis
several days ago, and death resulted
Sunday night at his home in Clpvc-
land, Ohio. Deceased WAS tifty-tive
years of age, and was widely known on
the lakes.
President Diaz of Mexico is ur,l.il.
preparations to visit Europe this sum-
mrr. He viii probably pass t. .o,.h
the United States and Sped 81 few
days in Chicago, Washington aud New
York.
The first invitation to the centennial
celebration of Williams college was
sent to President and Mrs. Cleveland,
to which Tie president replied accept
ing for himself, but declining for ..rs.
Cleveland
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SALOONS CLOSED

st. Louis. July 5.1he Olive Branrh
and the Olive Branch Annex. two we'll
known saloons, have CLOSED their doors
and passed into the hands of a. w. Gold
smith of Cincinnati. assignee. Both con-
Germs were established over Il year 40
by Frcbrrg Bros, wholesale liquor deal
ers OF Cincinnati, who have gone under
for S222o.M'o The st. Louis branches,
managed by the Levy Bros, were drawn
into the vortex. When the news spread,
Jacob Lambert, the cigar manufacturer.
who had claims against the saloons here.
Immediately instituted attachment pro-
cccdings to secure himself 1t is said that
the debts of the st. Louis houses will not
exceed $1,000.
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LIVELY FOVRTU

Chicago. July 5.-Aside from tho cee-
hration ut the worlds fair grounds. this
was the livelieSt Fourth of July Chicago
has had in recent years. Forty-onc pco-
pie We're injured 10y powder. and three of
them. Andrew Burns. William Kattelc.
thirteen years of age. and Dennis tIe:ly,
az electrician, were fatally injured. The
fire department was on the jump all day,
there having been 115 alarms. The as-
grrsatr loss will amount to S2oO.ln,V In
addition to the casualties incident to the
character of the day there were two
murders Mrs. PhiIomena Findano h,ing
stabbed by her drunken sol,-ill-law, Jo-
seph Irwin. and Albert Lyons. who was
shot through the head by Albert Green.
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Highest of all in Leavening Powe-Lates U. S. Govt Report
Re-! g! Bski1@ BSwdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HIS OWN ENECUTIONER.

Trenton, n j., July 5.-E'lwarl OFT.
fifty years old, Il wire drawer, succeeded
IN committing suicide after having madc
seven different attempts. Six weeks ago
while i'll the state prison for wife beat
ing, he attempted suicide by lcnping
from one of the upper corridors to the
stone floor below. He broke both his
legs and lacrratrd his face in horrible
manner. ncccSSitaling the amputation of
one foot. a few days ago he was 4; ken
to his home, not being entirely cured.
Early yesterday morning he went to the
cellar, threw Il piece Of wire over Il beam
and twisted a moose about his neck. He
then jumped from tho grindstonc on
which he had been standing and Very
nearly severed his head from his body.
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NAl.l.nAN l,Sl,Aln,

Alinnc!.. ,lS. July 5.Thcre were two
or three accidents at Minnctonk;l ycstrr-
day. one of which might have resulted
dlSas'r"usy. Early in the day the
Water Witch and Creole. of the Excelsior
club. were calsiZ"l, and just before
O'Clock during Il gale of wind the Kite
WAS swnmpr'l and went down ike IL
log. On the boat at the time were Mr.
Pcrt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NickrlS, Mr.
and Mrs. Milo Phillips and two or three
children. They We're gotten off in row
bonts that pulled out from the shore, and
none too soon The Kite lies ut tho lot
tom of the lake in Deep Haven bay with
the top of her mast sticking out of the
water. The accident. it is said. was due
to the fact that there We're no air cans en-
the boHt
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STORM IN OHIO.

dhRefnnati, July 5.-A terrible thunder
storm .bassed over Central Ohio. Much
damage was done The wind and light
ming We're the most severe in fifty Years.
Rain fell i'll torrents during the storm
and was accompanied by hail. Great
damage was done to crops near Wasrens-
burg by wind and hail. Trees were
blown down and fences and small build
inss demolished and stock killed. In
Fostoria chimneys and trees were blown
down. A tree at the electric power house
fell Oh all Of the main wires leading out
and left the city in total darkness
throughout the night.
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NEW ItI;IcUSTaG

Berlin. July ). The rcichstag was
OPP ned by Emperor William in person.
1h" emperor. attirc1 in full military
uniform. entered the saloon and pro,..a..d
directly To the dais. which was erected
to il" right of the press gallery. Bow!ns
low. Chancellor Won Caprivi handed the
manuscript of the imperial speech 20 the
emperor Holding himself erect his
majesty. in Il firm and clear voice, read
his speech. in which he emphasized the
Necessity of passing the army bill. When
the emperor had consluded his written
speech loud and prolonged applause
greeted him. The Bavarian minister
called for three cheers for the emperor
and they were given with hearty good
will
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ONLY TEAipnRARY

Houston. Tex. July 5.-The Omaha
and South Texas company. which has
built on Houston Heights, a manufactur
ing suburb two miles from the riry, has
assigned, naming II. f. MacGregor n.
assignee. The liabilities are S4U0,OOO,
assets are placed at between S75O, O,Oa,
and S1.OOO,MO. ID. ID. Cooley, the gen.
taral manager, and H. j.. Mac(ircsor, the
Assignee, say that the embarrassment will
6r only temporary and will not affect the
general business of the company.
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A PASSAGE An ARMS

ST. Paul, july o. Last evening a pa-
tromnn on duty in the vicinity of the
central fire station stopped the lrrlncn
from placing explosives on the street rail
way track. He aflrrwnrd ATTEMPTED to
arrest one of the men, when the fire.
mans friends inlrrtrrrd and took him
away from the officer Tho tirrmrn feel
that the officer w;,s too hasty in his ac-
tloiis. II being the Fourth of July they
deemed themselves licensed, ns other citi-
Zcns, to give vent to their patriotism
with firrcrarkers, rockets and other .x-
plosv"s. The police say that the tire
luen had been too Noisy.
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A GIItI. In LII.

Oshkosh, Wis. July "a stahl,ing af-
fray occurred at a Polish dance house in
the Seventh ward. During a drunken
spree Joseph DrcXlcr and Fred Wcis-
mllssrn Innrrclri over IL girl and the
latter cut the face of the former from
his forehead 4" his chin then ran from
The house followed 10y DrcNlrr, Tho
caught up with him as he was tangled
in IL barb wire fence. Drrxlrr had a
long blad'rl knife and cut WcismlIsscn in
the sid" so that his "ntrals protru,lr.l.
WrsIn'IssrII cannot live and has made
an ant" mortrn statement. Drcxlrr is
under arrest. During the melee til. fight
ing became general and several other
persons We're cut and injured.
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SUICIDE AETL,R MI,RnLn

Kansas City, July 5.-During IL saloon
quarrel William a. Campbell, foreman of
I'll" Central Pacific wrecking crew at
Argentine, Kan. was stabbed by Homrr
Baker. an employc in the stock yards.
Immediately after the ntTray Baker fled
without asccrtnining the result of Camp
bells wound. During the night Campbell
died. When Baker read the news of
the murder this morning he went ont and
purchased IL revolver and shot himself
through the head, death resulting innc-
diatrly
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FOREIGN.

Election riots occur in Germany. So
cialiSts and police fighting.
Returns are received from all the
election districts i'll Germany, but the
result is still in doubt
The government of India stops the
flee coinage nf silver and will establish
the gold stltdard.
The Agrari:ln League has pctitioncd
Chancellor Won Caprivi to establish
baSsieS.
EX-Prcmier Mercicr of Quebec caus-
es IL sensation by calling upon all
French Canadians and Catholics to ally
themselves against British oppression.
The statute of the queen, the work
of Princess Beatrice. her majcSty'S S
youngest daughter, was unveiled in
kensington gardens.
Natives of one of the Philippine isl
andS rebel and are subduel by Spanish
troops in a fight in Which many are
killed
1t is now stated that the engagement
witch is definitely settled. The prin-
ceiyed into the Greek church taking
the name Of Alexandra Feodorovna.
The pope has given his consent to the
proposal that Maestro Mislo, director
of the chapel and the members of
the choir should visit Chicago and sing
there during the progress of the eNposi-
ticn. This will be the first time that
the choir as a choir will have sung out
side of the holy city.
A dispatch from Shanghai. to the
London Standard, says Ii Hung Chang.
the Chinese premier. has intimatc,l
that Il new treaty between China and
the United States will be necessary in
view OF the present condition of the
new ministry will be charged with the
task
The German foreign office expects
that Russia will forthwith open Il com
mcrcal war against Germany The
officials attribute the failure of the ne
gotiations between Russia and Ger
many to Fr;lncophilc and PAN -Slavst
Influences in st. Petersburg inducing
the Russian government to demand I'M
possible concessions.
Rector Ahwardt. the notorious jew
baiter of the rrichstag. WHO WAS TO-
elected. has again been convicted of
libeling l'russian officials ana sentenced
to three months imprisonment He is
now i'll the I'loStZrnSrr prison serving
out the sentence imposed on him for
librling Ilctr Won Locwe. Hebrew gun
maker, and German officials
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ARRESTED For MInnEn

Dayton. Ohio, July 5.-Coroner Hahne
has been conducting an inquest on the
body of George Smith Of West Alex
andria. who was an inmate of the state
insane asylum, and who died last month
from injuries received at the institution.
Two attendants. \. A. Stewart of To-
l'eka, Kan. and Alonzo ID. Miller Of
this city, have been arrested charged
with the murder. They claim. however,
that Smith was killed in a fight with
another crazy man.
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WANrI,D 40 DIE

Cisco. Tex, July 5.-I'hc First National
bank closed its doors. and T.. G. Levcu,lx,
cashier of the bank, is now lying in q
precarions condition from the effects of
strychnnc taken with suicidal intent.
The cause of the act seems to be the
fact that Ee had encroachcd heavily upon
the reserve fund. The bank is said to be
perfectly solvent Vice President j. T..
Patterson says that 50 far as they have
gone they find the liabilities only $55,U.W
and assets $115,DOO.
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LAND OFFICE cuA-,cI,s

Huron, 5. d., July 5.-'l'hrrr is strong
probability that numerous changes will
be made in land districts in South Dn-
k"ta. According To Il late Washing ON
telegram the land Office at Ynnktun will
l"s abolished and the district attached to
the Mitchell district. The Huron and
Aberdeen offices will he closed, and
Bradlc. Sphinx and Brown counties will
be made part of the Wntrrtown dis
trict. Hyde and Hand counties. now in
the Huron district, will he added To the
Pierre district
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FOUL PLAY SI,SpE("rnn

Phillips, Wis. July 5.-Eml IIu"bncr,
night watclman for the John X. Davis
Lumber company. WAS found dead on. n
rallI"ad siclctr;ck in this city, having
been run over by Il freight last night.
He was IL sober, Industrious man, and
just how the accident happened is II
mystery. Foul play is suspected by these
who knew lin best. He leaves a vito
and three small children. lis accident
policy had lust run ont.
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A special term of the circuit court is
being held ut Alpena. Mich, to try the
famous Molotor murder case. August
Furham will be put on trial first There
were twelve men implicated III the Mo
lotor murder conspiracy by which AL
bert Molotor and Edward Sullivan met
;Ieir death seventeen years ago. Two
are dead, August Grossman was con-
v;ctcd and sentenced to state prison for
life last January, and nine others are
awaiting trial.
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PROVING A SUCCESS

Devils Lake. y. d.. July 5.-rhe state
Chautauqua is proving Il great success,
situated as it is on the lovelieSt spot OH
the shores of the lake. People who visit
it are eYEapturrd by the beauty of the
spot anlykflc attractions offered by the
assembly. Visitors i'll large numbers are
arriving by every train and taking up
quarters either in tents or in the hotels.
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PASSENGErS IIIII.,,

St. Petersburg. July "a terrible dis
hsi"r. resulting i'll "A large loss Of life
occurred on the stcoIncr Alfons. a boat
employed in the river trade on the VoIga.
Ih" steamer with quite a number Gf pas
sengrrs on board. was approaching
Romanoy. when the boilers exploded. Kill
ing twenty-SiX Passengers. Among them
are Gen. Peirushewski The explosion
tore the upper part Of the steamer to
pieces, and the burning coal that was
blown from the furnace set fire To the
wreck The boat burned TO the wlt.r.s :
edge and then sank
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Minneapolis, July 5.-Frcd Denny, wife
and two children, of this city. were
drowned yesterday at Belle pluinc, about
five miles from Little Falls. Mr. Denny
until recently resided at Little Falls. anh
took his family to spend the fourth with
his parents. The parents of MIR. and Mrs
Denny reside on opposite sides of the
river, and while passing from one to the
other the boat c;lpsized in s,,all in
sight OF IL brother of Mr.. Denny. who was
unable to save Them
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ERE IN CH1CAcn

Chicago. July 5.-Fire destroyed the
1our-story building, No. Sc to 81 West
Randolph street. causing a loss of $50
ONO. The principal losers are Murray 4
Co., awning makers. who occupy the
fourth floor. where the fire started: .Iehry
Horncr 4 Co.. wholesale and retail e1o-
GERS. and Lewis Schwartz. paper. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
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FATAL, I.'Il,IJT

New York. july D. Frank Kraigrr, Il
piancnak"r. died in Il"b"krn from con-
c"sSl"n of tn" brain. IL" WAS injured in
a fight at Gutenberg. Kraigrr, wll, is
sand to lnN" been socnliS,. Ir,,. John
Sclnlzc mad by abusing The American
flag, and IL fight cnslI"l. Srhmlzc sprany
upon the pianomairr and they fought
vlcl"lsly until they We're separated.
Sclulzc left the shop in Il rage. The two
men met on the street later and the fight
was Resumed. Schulz knocked Kraiyer
down. Krnig"r had To be partially car
rird I" his home and WAS later Removed
t" the hospital where he died soon uf,cr
being admitted.
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SMITH COMING wEsr

Washington, July 5.-Sccrctary Hoke
Slnl'l, Is intending to take a trip thro Ugh
the Northwest. The present arrange
mcnts are. it Mrs. Smith can accompany
him, to arrive i'll ST. Paul Monday after
noon and remain in that city until that
cvcrins, when they will 20 further
Yves: on the Great Northern road to the
Yellowstone Park.