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The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
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Washington. Oct -; The silver q,l.~-
tion will probably again this week occupy
the attention of the senate to the .N-
cluSion "f every other Subicct. unless it
he some minor matter like the rnnlirn,-
tion of presidential al p"intmcnts Even
though the compromise bill be brought in
there Is little prospect nj concluding The
consideration of the question before Il
week has passed. There is Il possibility
tlat the compromise n,ny fail. though all
.le probabilities are III f,v"r Of its sue
cess. Ii it should fail the throttle will
br thrown wild" open again. and no one
can t"r"t"ii whit the w""l; might bring
follh. Such Il state of affairs would bc
almost certain tn frrrr the srl,:lt" into
y fierce fight over the rules 1t is prnl,,.-
Die that Senator VOORHEES, will max" n
Summin,-up speech during HE week il
tho compromise an nlmcnt is introduced
The r"iir>c Of events in III. house
Will hn@" upon the rrsul, of the effort
I" put through the compromise at tho 9th
rr end ct the capitol Ii th" compromise
Should reach the h",iSr before the cousi,l-
"rallon "f th" bankruptcy hill. which is
made Il continuing order beginning to-
day, is disposed of. that order will be
vacated I" th" end that prompt action
may be had M the financial measures.
1T Is not expected. however, that the
compromise bill! will reach lh. house mn.
der tile most favorable circumstances
until the latter ~nd of the week Unless
1t becomes apparent that there might lr
unreasonable delay in the committee the
bill will be referred under the rule To the
coinage. weights and measures commit
tee. Ii there Is u disposition to hold it
there motion will bc made To concur
III tn" senat" amendments when the bill
Is taken from the Speakers table. The
attitude of the Republicans toward the
hill Will h' governed hy the course of
the ktpuhlcnn senators. The silver Dem
ocratS. too, except perhaps II few cNtrrn-
lists will follow the lead of their political
brethren OF til" senate. In fact. no sort
ol doubt Stems to exist about the house
III VIII pass and pass with expedition
any compromise that goes through the
senate
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Mo. took poison and thn:: cut her
throat. Her father had objected to her
proposed marriage
Jewrier Hartman of New York was
found bound and gagged in his store
and said he had boon robbed Of more
than $1,000 worth of iewelry. The po-
lice suspect Mr. Hartmans story.
John keenan,, arrested at Helena, is
che of the two desperate criminals who
escaped from the Colorado lellitentiary
last month. His companion in fight
was Stratton. alias Matt Kennedy.
wanted in Detroit and Cleveland for
murder.
Capt. William z Hale, of Joliet, ILL.,,
stabbed his wife With a pair of shears,
making twenty one ountls. from which
recovery is impossible. Going to the
cellar I've harricadtd hinself and IN
tlictcd more than 100 wounds in his
back, throat, breast and bowels.
The jury in tho case OF james Clifford
Hand, charged With the murder Of Jay
Pulver, night watchmnn of the Hay
Todd Manufacturing company at
Ypsilanti, Mich. March 1, after being
out forty-eight hours disagreed. Hand
will be retired in December
Harvey S. Rhodes manager Of the
Aultman-NIiller implement works
agency at Kansas City. Mo-. and a
business leader, has been indicted for
compounding a larceny in accepting
$500 to stop the pro secution Of Collec-
tor Nickery, who embczzled 5000 in
August.
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CRIMINAL.

Lawyer O'Dea of Sioux City is under
arrest Oh charge Of embeZZlcment.
William Orchard. a W"lls-Fargo clerk
at Cincinnati. has disappeared. and it
is said he is 500 short.
?. OConn"r. a wealthy retired farmer
Of Lyons. Iowa. was relieved If S2.6Dc
by the gold brick game.
Patrick r. Clancy. chief Of police o.
Champaign, ILL.,. has been indicted for
extorting money from prisoners.
+. Charles Snyder. the notorious thief,
was sentenced at Mansfield. Ohio. TO
six years in the penitentiary at hard
labor.
IL H. Patrick. ri~h miner of San
Antonio. Tex. was murdered al To-
p.lobambo by an eight"cn-year-t Id high
wayman.
Ira Gray was shot dead at Kansas
City by He1 r. Stear.s. Both are col
ored. The killing grew out OF differ
ences Of long standing.
AT attempt tn assassiEatc Mayor
Black OF Mansfield. Ohio. while sen
fencing three thieves VAS frustrated by
an officer.
William Pace. cnlored einploye on
the drainage channel al Joliet. Ill. has
been sentenced TO the penitentiary for
a year for attempted murder.
Fronia Williams. aged seventeen,
daughter of the richest man at Metz,
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Valley City dealers will give Lcligh
coal Il trial this winter
Nearly 300 people have gotten religion
from Evangelist Davidson at Grand
Forks.
Rev. T., j. Reeves of Michigan City
succeeds Rev. Beer as pastor of tho
Bismarck Methodist church
Mrars' motion to Quash the in,lict-
M mt in the United States court ut Far
so has been ovcrruled, and he has
pleaded not guilty,
Lars jacobson, a Barnes county man,
has something besides wheat to sell this
fail. He sold two loads of flax for
SS:' the other day. His flax crop went
nine bushels to the acre.
Prmbina county schools got $3.50
in one lump the other day. The liquor
sellers sentenced ut the last term Of
court all paid their fines.
AT Sanborn Brakeman Ed Edwards
was shot by Il hobo. but not seriously
injured. The gang was arrested at
North Valley City. one hobo being shot
in the face and Policeman Gale badly
beaten on the head With Il revolver
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Erl:lnx, Oct. 20.

Fire at Crystal destroyed the estah-
lishmcn,s OF a. +. Appleton. Mrs NJ.
Wright. J. S. PlElir, pr. S.trr. WriX &
Holiday and the Odd Fellows and Ma
sons. Loss. S9,SOO; insurance, $3.50.
Thomas Reilly. for the past seventeen
wears night yardmaster of the Norchrrn
Pacific III Bismarck. WAS struck by a
freight engine and received injuries
that will probably prove fatal
deputy Marshal Hurst arrested Eu-
gene Turcott of st. John upon the
charge of cutting timber from govern
mcnt land. Turcott was taken to Fargo
for trial.
Alex McKcniZ" of Bismarck and Hen
ry Stanton OF New York have been
made receivers of the Duluth Il Mani
tula branch Of the Nureh"rn Pacific.
i'm addition 10 the other branches re-
Gently placed under their control.
J. T.. Roundtrce of Bloom brought II
specimen Of Russian cactus into James
town To show SUPP. Wilson and to ask
that the cactus Oh the right of way and
cmbankmrmt of the Northern Pacific
between Bloom and That city. he de.
Siroycd. This Mr.. Wilson readily agreed
to. and accordingly issued orders to
have the section men gather and de-
stroy the Weeds
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Thursday, Oct. 10.

Sheriff Eddy of Jamestown had nine
chattel mortgage sales in one after
noon.
The recent fire at Hamilton makes
the fourth time the town has been dew
astated by fire the past year.
Cavalier county thrcshing has been
finished and wheat went twenty bushels
to the acre.
DR.. Bjornstad of Hatton has scrn ar
rested and placed under 1000 bonds,
for giving an overdose of clloroform
to Il patient, to whom death resulted.
Col. Kingnlan of IIillslnro lE.d IL
forty-acrc corn field this Srasnn which
has yielded an avci;'@c OF forty bush
els to the acre Of Il superior quality OF
corn.
Col. Woolmanscc of Steele had leg
broken by being thrown from IL buggy.
Hllsboro will build a 1WO-barrcl
cistcrn anl a. Van Horn has the con.
tract.
The United States supreme court re-
stored To The docket and ordered for
argument before the full bench the case
of Norman Brass against the State of
North Dakota involving the question of
the right Of the state To rr@llHtc ele-
vator tolls within its jurisdiction.
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Tuex.lMX. Oct. II.

Dick Kingman of llillSboro had forty
acres of corn this season that maturcd
before frost, and WAS Il profitable crop,
yielding about forty bushels to the
acre.
While shipping lumber from the mill
ut Fr;lZcr. Il Kit of burglars tools was
found. supposed TO belong to Lyons. IL
man now in Jail ut Fergus Falls,
charged with robbing N"r,llrrn Pa
citic train in June ut New York Mills.
Winfield Baldwin. Il Jamestown drug
SlSt. has been held to the district court
in $500 bonds on charge of selling
liquor outside the prescribed limits of
the prohibition law relating to drug
giStS.
Mons Lomcn, a farmer living twelve
miles from Mayvillc. took some mcdi
cine containing Il large quantity of
chloroform. He sank into IL Stupor
frem which hc never arose, death com
ing after Il few hours
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

knlisrell. Mont. Oct. 2l.--Jack White,
The last Of the gang that held up and
robbed the Norfh,ln Pacific express at
t:ray cliff last .trsnst, lies dead i'll the
ln"rsue ut This pia%c. lie WIS shot yes
.crlay afternoon shout thirty miles east
"f here while resisting arrest. A man
l,amcd ]. f.. G"l.sman met White in the
mountains east of here six days ago.
He at o,.ce recognized him as the lmueti-
wanted train robbcr, and White con-
tossed to him that he was one OF the
gang that did the job. White also rec
nsnizcd G.nsnE,n and asked him to snccor
hinL Gensman lu.i,,g urprepared TO
a:;,p,urr lie bandit. made an appointment
to meet hin yesterday. Arriving at the
appointed spoe at the same time Gems
nun leveled Wine hester and command
.sh White TO surrender. The robber
dropped Ills rifle and reached for his re-
Nolver, but before he could pull it Gems
snan put bullet through his right lung.
The body Was brought here apd United
Statcs Commissioner Logan has taken
charge OF the matter. The dead man is
positively identified as the train robber
Jack White. alias Ben Hall.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
Saturday, Oct. II.

Billings county pays So wolf bounty
which. With the state bountw, gives
s. to the slayer of Il wolf
The domestic difficulties OF Thomas
Sanders Of Fast Grand Forks. for
whom guardian was lately appointed,
have been settled for Il time. ut least.
Coal Baron C1lton of Mnot says that
more coal will he turned ont from his
coal mine thi:; year than vcr before.
The north end of the first story Of the
new city hall in Fargo collapsed the
other day. hut luckily no one was in
jurcd.
Brakeman Edwards Of Jamestown
got flesh wound i'll the side from a
pistol while putting some ,ramps off a
freight train. When the trlmIs We're
arrested at Valley City one Of tlem re-
sisted and got IL bullet i'll the jaw.
President Avery. the new president
of the State Normal scilool at Navy vile,
has been presented with an elegant easy
chair by tho teachers and students OF
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Monday. Oct. lG.

Cornelius Gorlnlr. one of the bonds.
mon of Il Forest River blind bigger, has
been indicted for forgery.
Three Northwood blind pigsers We're
fined SD each in the United States
court for not posting their licenses
Charles Odell. Il printer from Winni-
peg. is under arrest ut Grand Forks for
forgery.
The first day the Darlington State
bank Was opened il took i'll over $1,000
i'll deposits.
Il. 4. lilood. one OF l;;;.lsum caunty's S
prosperous farmers. cir:, s:;.i,lrnly. pre-
sunaably from heart trouble.
The J 4 y train struck IL broi;en rail
near New Rockford and the passcn. rr
coaches We're thrown from the track
Nineteen persons We're injured, but
none seriously.
There is some excitement reported ut
-Ahrrcrombic. Last Friday Calvin D.
Cole. a farmer living near that place.
left for Wahpeton with Il stranger to
buy some cattle and has not been heard
of since. Foul play is feared
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BENDER; SAYS HE DID IT

/. Jan"svlr. Wis. Oct ~ James Nc
Nrr>" WAS fatally >labInl about mil
ni.lIr Saturday, and was taken To III.
hospital in Il 'ilimg conditions .Incol
Bender, arrested soon afirr confessed
that he had stabbed some unknown PEI.
son VIII" attacked him for tI," purpose OF
getting his money. McNnrS" M:tS l"rrihl,
cut about the head, neck. stomach am,
abdomen. and lay ON the street over an
hour h"t"r" hr was picked MP 10y iii,
police.
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pRI,fATE DEAD.

Dublin. Oct. 24.--The Most Rev. Bent
Knox, d. D., LII. c. archbishop OF
Armagh, primate of all Ireland. died sud-
denly of heart disease The archbishop
had been treated during the past few
days for cold and was supposed to
have recovered. His death caused a
great sensation in the town. The arch
bishop was born at Dungrannon Park
Sept. 25. 1903. He Wa educated at
Trinity college, Dublin. was lord bishop
OF Down, Connor and Dromore--1Sl!'-1G
since which time he has been an arch
bishop. He married, ir 1912, Catherine
Deiliiah, daughter Of Thomas Gihbon
Fi,z-tiibbon. Esq. q Belyce]a, County
limerick.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
FROM THE CAPITAL.

FROM THE CAPITAL.
The house has passed the bill prOyid-
ing further safeguards for national
banks.
President cleveland, it is given out,
will make no more appointments until
the silver question is settled.
The gold reserve has fallen to $50
966,OS3, while the apparent balance of
available currency is S2l.3922,aS2.
Congressman Hail Of Minnesota pre-
pares constitutional Amendment pro-
vidins for closure i'll bo:El Lo;ises of con-
greSS.
Congressman Hall L as referred to the
Indian committee of the house the
petition by Gen. Sanhurn on the part of
civilized Indians residing along the Mis-
sissippi in Nebraska and other counties
stating that their agent has not treat
ed them fairly anG they want congress
sional investigation.
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MAY S1,I,JJ<J,,

f.ml"ria Ran, Oct. DEMONSTRATION
III III" Reports of Il probable strike on the
santa II" system next Saturday show
That Il committee representing the Broth.
rrh"h of Trainmrn was in Topeka last
"Wednesday and Thursday. and to Supt.
Nlrk"rS"n and General Manager Frey
made n demand that September wages be
paid 10y bci. Is. and that hrrc,ftc
wages he paid regularly on the 10Th of
each succeeding month. Tho committee
informed the officials that this was the
nltimn'Im of the order, and if not COM
pied with ly the company general
strike would be ordered of all employees,
Operators, etc, on the Chicago, East,
Maidlr. West, South, Panhandle, New
MeNico nd Rio GraI de DiNisious
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SUNDAY CLOSING

Kansas City. Oct 24-'rhe ministers
OF Kansas Cly ar, to join in crusade,
against tl" Sunday opening of saloons,
grocery stores, meat markets, barber
shops and all other places which are IT,
quirrd to b" kept closed on the sabbath
by the state law. After the Adjournment
OF the Regular weekly meeting of the
ministers alliance the thirty ministers,
representing the various denominations
in the city, voted to lend their aid and
support I" the Christian Intlcavor So
cic'i"s III their effort to have the Sun
day closing law enforceI
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FALSE REPORT

London, Oct. 24.-At the American EN-.
bassy here the report published in
American papers that Mr. Henry White,
first sceictary Of the embassy, ould not
rcturl to his position in London IS denied.
The story circulated WIS that MIR. White
would rot return here from tho United
states on account of strained relations
between himself and Amb; :sador Rnyard.
MIR. Rayard is cut of town. but HIS pri.
waite secretary says that til" report is
entirely vi foil 6eu
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DRIVERS OIr 0r WORK

st L"li>, Oct 2i.-'l'hc delivery of
maliri beverages in this city is seriously
interrupted. The h", wrrs of the eity have
taken radical action in response to de-
h!an'ls by their drivers and lave dis
charged ;ll their union men, some 300
or more, and will hereafter depend upon
nGn-'lIi"n drivers. In the IN, an,imc co,-
sumcis are getting their supplies rather
il1fully, though the brewers claim to be
able by to-in"rr"w to run full forces.
The drivers will rndrav"r to have boy
colts declared by all labor organizations
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WORK OE RJ-R(,IAnH

Preston. Mimi. Oct. ~. The general
store of Erickson n Ncwhous" of Mabel
was blrglarizc,l AM! several hundred dol,
lars worth of goods stolen Their saf,
was blown open and quite ~ number OF
gold watches were secured. Several
smaller lnrglarirs have taken place il
different parts of the 60 unity lately an,
several hold-ups. \ farmrr southwest
"i here, near York poSi"iiicr. WAS held, III
IN the woods near there some tim" az,
and relieved of $50 in cash
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Fears are felt for the safety of the
Spanish steamship Ciudad Condal, Which
sailed from Havana Oct. 10.
Russian soldiers again try to enter
the Panirs which may lead to col
lision with the English.
The cZarowitZ of Russia has been he
trothcd to Princes; Victoria, second
daughter of the prince of Wales.
The steamer Marie Henrietta cut in
half a Danish bark in the English chan
mel. Six Of the lattcr's crew were
drowned
The market for American cereals in
Europe Is widen0l by the strained
trade relations between Germany and
Russia.
Alderman Valentine B. Dillon, Jr,
cousin of John Dillon, NJ T., has been
nominated for lord mayor of Dublin to
succeed Hon. James Shanks.
4 pitched battle on the Mexican bor-
der, In the Mexican state of Sonora,
took place hctwce1. gebdarmes and Il
band OF ten bandits, under Pancho Ri
vera. One OF the bandits was killed
and two of the soldiers wounded.
The monetary conference has ad-
iourned for one week. in order to give
the delegates an opportunity to con-
suit with their governments concerning
the italian proposal for paying other
states for tl,, return of small Italian
coins.
There was a great demonstration Of
laboring men in Hyde Park, London,
recently. The professions entered the
park from Oxford street and Iicadilly,
preceded by bands and banners Tie
object of the gathering was to make
declaration in support of the striking
miners. Several members of the house
Of commons, including r. T. O'Connor
and John Burns, addressed the meeting.
Stepniak. the Russian nihilist. also
spoke. The assemblage was perfectly
orderly at all points.
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Socialism

Cologne. Oct 24.-At the annual social
congress held here Herr Bebel reviewed
the history of socialism during the past
fifty years, and noted that Cologne waa
the birthplace Of socialism and the scene
of Marks labors Herr Bebcl declared
that the harvest time for socialism had
arrived. Herr Singer an1 Herr Fell
We're elected presidents of the congress.
whose debates will include long discus
s,l,n upon universal suffrage and the
activity Of trades unions. These de-
ba,tss will open tomorrow. There will
he two aessions daily.
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RANKS IN GOOD SHAPE.

Huron, $. d., Oct. 24.-National Bank
Examiner John f.. Diamond has beer
here. He has nearly completed toul
of the national banks of South Dakota
east of the Missouri river and reports
tke,p in splendid condition. He is sur
prised that financial institutions in sc
young state should so well withstand
the financial distresses in which all sec
tions have had sad experiences. South
Dakota banks have plenty of money
applications for loans are less frequen,
than a year ago, and for only small sums
obligations are met promptly and prosper
.ous conditions prevail
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CASUALTIES.

George Gegner, farmer, shot himself
at Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Mrs r. II. jones comm itted suicide
at Topeka, Kan, by banging.
Tie St Louis morgue was robbed Of
everything movable except three
corpsts.
]. ]. Brown, a farmer Of Brazil, Ind,
was crushed to death while hauling
logs.
The schooner William O. was wreck
ed near New Bedford, Mass The crew
was saved.
8. 8. Sherman editor Of the Ottumwa,
Iowa. Daily Republican, was killed by
an electric car.
Walter Zimmerman of Taylorville, ILL.,,
aged 19, was run over by a hose cart
and fatally injured.
Twenty-seven empty freight cars were
demolished by wreck .on the Iowa
Central, near Searsboro.
BY the accidental discharge of 4 shot
gun young man 1amcd Bevely Of
Evanston, H., was killed.
Fire at La Iarpc, ILL.,. destroyed a
business block. -Four persons We're i'll
jured by falling walls.
Henry Starr. the bank rrbber will
be charged at Fort Smith. Ark, with
murder.
Morris OBriell, aged g. died at Ma
con, Mo. after an illness of but sixteen
hours. He was poisoned by eating sar-
dimes from q lin box.
The Detroit Boat clubs house on
Belle Isle burned. The building cost
$4,000. and $4,000 worth OF shells We're
stored in the building.
The steamer Dean RichT 0nd goes
down on Lake Erie. and eighteen lives
are thought tn have been lost. Many
other storm fatalities occur on the
lakes.
George Jhurber. Frank Cahoon and
George Mann put out i'll a row boat
near Dunkirh. n. u. in search of bodies
from the wrecked Dean Richmond
The boat was caugtt in the trough Of
sea and swampet. Their bodies have
not been recO:elt.d.
The steamship Falmas. from Liver
pnol via Tcneriffe, arrived at Galveston,
Tex, recently. and after coming as far
as quarantine station cast Inchor. The
Palmas has on board eighty-liinc pas
sengerS and the crew of the French
steamer AIarspllus. Which was picked
up Oct. IL. the Aiars"lllls having been
lost in Il severe gale. while bound from
Bordeaux to New Orleans. Four pas
sengers and one of the crew We're lost
and eighty-nine saved.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mrs. House, the Trenton woman with
sever: husbands, is suspected of being
insane.
The Rev. Calvin Lee dropped dead at
Tcrrc Hau1c. Ind. wi lie returning
home from church.
Vice President Stevenson has rented
bis residence at Bloomington, ILL.,. and
will take his family TO Washington.
g. w (hilds Of Philadelphia. who is
row in Chicago. predicts for that city
the greatest era of prosperity and
growth in 1894 that it has ever known.
Miss Mary Hamilton. an adventurous
English lady, has started to ride from
Paris To st. Petersburg OH horseback,
distance OF nearly 1000 luiles She
is accompanied by Il groom.
Justice Field has Just begun his thir-
ty-tirst year of service on the supreme
bench. This record has been surpassed
but once in the history OF the court
and equaled but four times.
Thomas A. Edison declares that wom-
ell have more quicknesS aid insight
about machinery than men have. and
prefers to employ them in carrying
out the details of his electrical inven-
tiOnS.
Thomas Dunn English of New Jcr-
s.y is the oldest member of the houS,,
of representatives. J1e was born in
1919. Mr.. O'Neill and Gen. Lilly are
over scvcnty-two and Mr.. Holman is
scventy-one.
Bishop Potter of New York is one OF
the most earnest supporters of the
Burial Reform association (for securing
modest and inexpensive funeralS), and
mas already directed that his oNn fl-
neral shall be III accordance With Its
tenetS.
Ho War Tong. prominent dealer in
glassware at Hong Kong. who has
hitherto purchased his stock in France,
Germany and Belgium, has decided to
have his ware manufactured hereafter
ut the Pittsl. urg and New Jersey fac
t.,pi...
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
SW I\nIED.

Chicago, Oct. 2244.-A man giving the
name of J. IT, Knapp and his residence
as Lincoln, Neb.. reported TO the police
last night that he had been robbed of
1920. Officers went with him, but he
was too much intoxicated to find the
place or give any further information.
He was placed in witness cell to sober
up and strangled himself with his sus-
penders.
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MI1l.S, GASE, LAIN AA-L,lt

Fargo. y. ID. Oct .i-Two cases in
the nitcd States cr;lrt against Il. Ash
Icy MrarS. rl,:.lged with completely in
the land frauds 10y the Turtle III, ,untnin
lalf-hrrr'ls, h.v, lcn postponed until
;h" May term here. Mcnrs has filed
specific d"mrrrcr. alleging over 100
errors in the l.di,tm ,nts. Many of these
points We're raSr'l on the former Daily
case. n"w before the United States s,l-
prrme court on an appeal. The present
trial is postponed till these points arc
settled. M,arS asked for Immediate trial
N'.lS ,t.itl. a