The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-06-29
NEWS OF A WEEK.
June 81,
JUNE Il.
Four perish by fire at Duluth.

Falls, Wis.
st. Paul to Pacific coast points $25 first, SIS
second class.
OF Minnesota farmers 1914 per cent. are free
of incumbrance
Minneapolis fire department found badly and
cOrruptly managed.
Senator Stanford of California dies suddenly
of appOpexy.
By a false alarm of fire raised by thieves in a
church 1876 are trampled to death.
DR.. MIGUEL, Prussian minister of finance makes
charges of abuse of the confessional for election
purposes.
Leland SanfOrd's estate is estimated at $s5. OOO.-
600.
new liberty bell'' is successfully cast at
Troy Y.
First blood for the government in the German
by-elections.
French deputies accused of bribery by England.
Wild seems result.
Kansas cyclone kills fifteen Injuries many
and works great havock.
Mckinley visits the Worlds Fair and is enthusi-
astically received.
conspiracy of international anarchists I'M
earthed at Madrid, Spain.
Bayard our first ambassador to England pre-
sents his credentials to the queen.
June %.
Weeks failures fewer.
State Saengerfest opened at st. Paul.
National financial pulse reported stronger.
Bankers congress at Chicago discuss silver
Trade still continues dull owing to tight money.
Social Democrats win two seats in by-elections
in Germany.
Canadian Pacific joins in the cheap rate war
to Pacific coast points.
The British warShip Victoria cOllided with a
fellow and sinks with over four hundred men.
June "a.
Princess Eulalia goes home.
Irish Home Rule prospects look gloomy.
Public free baths are opened in st. Paul.
Bankers in congress denOunce free silver
An informal canvass of congressman shows
the Sherman bills doom.
Government contractors in Montreal, Can,
steal everything in sight,
James Cushing, Minneapolis, won the Ameri-
can Derby with BOundless and received his $780,
600 check.
Herman, the magician, claims to be a pauper.
His wife is rich however and lends him jewery
to wear.
June 25.
Socialist gains manifest in the German by-elec-
lions.
Bishop Gilbert of st. Paul fully recovered from
his serious illness.
RiOting in Burmah with loss of life owing to a
clash between HndOOS and Moslems.
Sunday opening financial failure at the
Worlds Fair. Scarcely 10000 pay for admission.
June o.
Free coinage of silver in India stopped
George KEENAN, scores the Russian treaty.
Cholera on board French steamer at Malta.
Danbury, Conn.,, excited over coal beneath it.
Silver men Frustrated by the news from India.
The Twin city team win the American whist
championship.
Bank at Moorhead, Mimi, robbed of So 900 in
broad daylight by a single man.
Fremont Hotel, Fort Scott, Kan, cOllapses
without warning. No deaths reported.
Fielden Neebe and Schwab incarcerated Chi
cagO anarchists pardOned by Gov. Atgeld.
The Chinese vceroy suggests scheme to abrO-
gate the Geary lava new treaty.
Rear admiral Markham, in command of the
manOeuvring fleet when the Victoria was sunk is
to be tried by court martial.
Atty. Gen. Olney considers all congressional
appropriations made are payable to aid the
Worlds Fair, though not the Illinois speculative
corporation.
Denver smelters may shut down.
John Berry wins the cowboy race.
Gold is not to have fixed value in India.
The Twin cities score another whist triumph.
General crop conditions reported as improved.
Yale beats Harvard at baseball score to 0.
Many men of many minds on the silver prob
lem.
Indian demonstration of silver will not hurry
President Cleveland,
The deadly toy weapon; two boys playing, one
likely to die.
Wall street traders will act cOnservativey till
congress acts on silver.
An interesting tangle between the state of New
York, the United States and Italy over $780,
Spanards at their old game of numbering alb
origines whoesale-now in the PHILIPPINES.
New York Central r. r., pays lady $4,000
damages for severe injuries sustained ia 1891.
Il am glad to see you willing and ready to re
FORM" said the temperance worker. "Isuppose