The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-21
NEWS OF A WEEK.
September 10.
Brazil torn by revolt.

september Is.
Brazil torn by revolt.
House legislation to wait on silver repeal
Englands hand appears in Siamese matters
Bohemia gets touch of tyranny for favoring
home rule.
the repeal question.
Federal election law repeal shelved at present
for fear of blocking action on silver.
Gladstone prOmulgates manifesto against the.
Lords under cover of the National Liberal Asso-
citation. not daring to appeal to the people,
Action begun in the supreme court of Pennsyl-
vania against Willard and other N P. directors
Tor SPECIFIC frauds and general wrecking
September IA.
DeadwOod, S. D., in danger from forest fires
Insurgents strong and expected to be victor
ious in Brazil.
Weeks the embezzler of 81, 100000 is arrested
in Costa Rica
Bank of England discount rate is reduced and
shows that panic is over.
The election law repeal in the House causes a
schism in the Democratic party.
NeighbOrhOOd of Marshfied and Junction City
Wis, ravaged by fearful forest fires.
Mentjes does 26 miles 10 yards in one hour on
his bicycle, breaking records from six miles up.
System of registration of would-be settlers on
September Is.
w. G. T. u, closes it's session at MINNEAPOLIS
The province of Toledo. Spain, laid waste by
storms and floods.
A shortage of 5000 ounces of gold bullion in the
Philadelphia mint vaults.
The Governor called upon to call an extra ses-
sion to provide labor for the unemployed.
voorhees, seems unable to make head against
silver mems aggressiveneSS in the Senate.
Drought and high winds cause great destruc-
ton by fire throughout the Northwest
Train stopped in the western peninsular of
Michigan and robbed of $4,000, evidently by men
knowing the payday of the mines.
September 16.
Senator Allison talks silver repeal
Voorhees, argues for night sessions of the Sem
ate without avail.
A negro lynched at Nevada, Mo-, for criminal
ly assaulting young gill;
Gladstone will not appeal to the country, but
will move for radical reform.
Four supposed robbers of the northern Michi-
gan train arrested; one proves an alibi.
France will allow Russia to form naval de-
pot at Villefranche on the Mediterranean.
Archbishop Hennessey of Dubuque invested
with the sacred insignia of office sent from Rome.
Cherokee strip invaded by 100, 900 home seek
ers. town of 10000 inhabitants at once started.
The mint robber caught He drew the gold out
with rake from between the sealed bars; 500,
600 recovered stored in his house.
September H.
Belgian miners determined to strike.
Criminals said to be rampant in st. Paul.
Ashland, Wis., threatened by forest fires.
Floods in Spain drown very many people.
Many Cherokee strip boomers return dissatis-
fed.
Splendid bank statement improves business
outlook.
Many killed in the rush for locations in the
Cherokee strip.
PrOpellers collide, and one is sunk, in Duluth
harbor, without loss of life.
Three negroes, supposed to have helped their
brother Ga murderer) to escape, are lynched be-
cause the crowd missed the real criminal.
September IS.
Senatorial delay detrimental to business inter-
ests.
The Pope may leave Rome and establish the
Holy See in Spain.
Michigan train robbers captured; but little of
the money recovered.
The governor declines to call an extra session
of the Minnesota legislature.
Prairie fires sweep the Cherokee strip and
cause the death of many boomers.
Emperor of Austria's life endangered by the
plotted aCCempCS TO wreck Tile Imperial Train.
One of Seattle's wide awake citizens captures
the defaulting treasurer of that city in st Paul.
President Cleveland rebukes congressional dill
atOriness about the nations business in his adj
dress at the celebration of the CapitOl's centena
ry.
September 10.
Railroads running into Chicago very busy.
Compromise on silver talked in the senate.
Brazilian revolutiOnists fighting in the inter-
ests of a monarchy
China arming and disciplnng an army of one
million on modern principles.
St. Paul Commercial club urges Northwest
erners to support home manufacturers.
Collision on 1. G. r. r, near MantenO, ILL.,, re-
suits fatally to eight and many more likely to die.
Streeter. vice president of the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan Co., Minneapolis, arrested for
fraud.
Federal election law again attacked by
democrats in the House, Speaker Crisp par
tcipating.
A crank talks at Buffalo about an American
Protective association to drive Roman catholics
from municipal offices and public school teach
ing.