The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-28
NEWS OF A WEEK.
September %.

MOhammed Webb defends Islamism and DO
lygamy at the religious congress.
Rumored that serious schism on silver will
disrupt the Democratic party.
Rebels threaten to destroy Rio de Janiero I'M
less it is at once surrendered to them
At Roanoke, Va. militia called out to protect
a prisoner from mob law, kill nine, woundng
many others.
The Tucker bill, repeating the Federal
electlon law, is reported from the committee
alter five days of bitter discussion
Silver senators absent themselves or decline
to answer at rollcall, though seated; their OBJ
Ject Is TO delay by preventing quorum.
September 81.
RiOting miners defeat police at Hednesford
England.
The Roanoke authorities back down and the
negro is lynched.
Emperor William holds out the olive branch to
Bismarck in his ill health
The Michigan train robbers are all captured
but the money is not recovered.
brotherhood of christianity has evolved from
the worlds religious congress-
Gold is discovered in Itasca county with nd-
cations OF considerable richness.
Silver repeal could be forced through the SEN
ate if VOORHEES, had push and purpose.
Reed says Crisp's rulings are fully equal to Ma
pOleOns absolute mandates when First Consul.
Robbers attack an l. c., train near Centralia,
ILL.,, are routed after short battle and captured
the wounded conductor may die
September o.
Very little progress in the Senate
The week noticeable for steady business i'm
prOvement.
German said to be undermining the President
by SLY work in the Senate.
Hayden irOn-clad founders with all on board
except one; eighty lives lost,
The Valkyrie safely arrives in good shape to
contend for the Americas cup.
Fourteen White Caps of Kingston, Ill.,, inSict-
ed for wilful and malicious murder.
Streeter, of the defunct Guaranty Loan Co. of
Minneapolis, is indicted for fraud
Fifty-eght factories resume work and twenty
four start partly during the week.
1t is rumOred that syndicate of Texas Mis-
souri,, Colorado. and Kansas silverites will apply
for state charters to coin hexagonal dollars
September %.
RumOrS of Brazil's condition conflict
Once famous Jack Haverly in an asylum.
hard winter anticipated throughout Europe.
Congressman Breckenridge denies ali of Miss
POllard'S allegations.
Coal middlemen disagree but no prospect is ap-
parent for lower prices for fuel.
Nathan Howe kills one and captures another
armed rObber near Valparaiso, Ind.
LOndOn's present restitution ten per cent.
above last year; organized relief urged.
1t is now said that the Presidents appoint
ments delay senatorial action on repeal.
Secretary Carlisle denies that Uncle Sam tried
and failed to borrow $50 OOO. 600 from France.
Systematic movement among Vienna, Austria,
anarchists follow arrests of members of that
body.
September "A.
Elliott Coues denounces theosophy as a fraud.
Bismark declines the Emperors proffered
courtesy.
President Carnot says France is ready for
either peace or war.
Italians and Irish indulge in a lively scrim-
mage in New York.
Brunswick, Ca, has yellow fever; relief ship
will be sent from New York.
Anarchists active in New York, and threaten
destruction to mOnaires' palaces
Labor troubles in San Francisco result in
bomb throwing and the death of two.
General Campos killed by an anarchist bomb
at Barcelona, Spain, while reviewing troops.
September 25.
Rio Janiero blockaded but not shelled.
Argentine instruction making steady head
way.
The N. p. lease of Wisconsin Central is termi-
mated.
Six train robbers trapped near st. Joseph. Mo-,
by means of a decOy train; two killed.
The 500 opens new line to the Pacific coast
by Canadian Pacific connection.
France says she will have her Siamese booty
regardless of any intervening power.
Spanish authorities act with prOmptness a.
ganst the anarchists arresting many suspects.
The British man-Of-war CamperdOwn runs
aground near Malta, without serious damage.
September 26.
Rio JanierO shelled by rebels.
Kaiser and Bismark are recOnciled.
Rebels capture the Argentine president.
Dr. Nell MinneSOta's pioneer preacher, dies.
Senator German says the senate will pass re-
peal
The House stirred by party rancOur over the
Federal election law repeal.
J.J. Hill said to be after the Wisconsin Gen.
trail as G. n. connection.