The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-14
NEWS. OF A WEEK.

NEWS. OF A WEEK.
September 6.
Money easing and trade improving.
Capt. j. c. Adams of Massachusetts chosen G..
A. r. commander
A motion to take up silver repeal carried by 16s
majority in the Senate.
Reeds caustic speech defends cloture and rid
icules democratic intelligence.
Kyle. the populist senator from Dakota, has
introduced bill for postal currency
Democrats defeat Speaker Crsp's new rules
on quorum, leaving scope for filibustering
Acheenese pirates boldly capture Chinese.
vessel, numbering among others, one American
and making captive two American women.
September Z.
A cyclone killed six at Raceand La
A claim-jumper shot near Calispiel, Wash,
Ten thousand suspended pensioners reinstated.
Some prominent state banks oppose the repeal
of the state bank tax.
Rioting by striking miners in Yorkshire. Eng:
soldiers aid the police.
End-On collision ON the PENNSYLVANIA r. r.
kills ten at COlheur near Chicago.
County court judges of st. Clair Mo-, jailed for
contempt of Federal court order.
A Colorado sheriff's posse roughly handled by
ambushed Mexican murderers and their friends.
Three robbers secure $500 and kill the cashier
at Delta, Colo. Two, whilst escaping shot dead
by brave citizen.
September 8.
Paying Worlds Fair visitors numbered POI. O44.
Willis of Kentucky named minister to Hawaii.
Minnesota Iron Co., fears freeze-Out by the
Rockefeller combine.
Geary law to be enforced and our fleet in Chi
nese waters strengthened.
Labor riots, cholera and Siam are the topics
now agitating the English public.
The President disdans any compromise on sill
yer repeal though such is limited at.
Lords defeat Home Rule by 419 to Al. Crowds
outside receive the news with great cheering.
Serious rioting continued by Yorkshire miners
Police and soldiers overcome the outbreak so far
Franciscan question looms up omnously.
Siam seems to have powerful backing or great.
nerve.
September 8.
Constantinople has cholera.
Candy, Mimi, devoured by fire.
The Roman Catholic congress closes.
France objects to comment concerning Siam.
Fleury. the alleged robber of the bank at St..
Paul, arraigned.
The past panic ascribed to continued contrac-
ZION Dy the n. Y. FOSt.
Relations between President and vice president.
reported somewhat strained.
China visited by the most terrible flood of the
century. 1,4OO villages swept away.
The CorOner's jury's verdict on the COlhuer dis
aster arraigns the entire roads management.
The first presidential offspring born at the
White House arrived Saturday. 1t is girl.
Gladstone, fearing defeat. declines to resign
or to appeal to the country to be sustained.
September 10.
The congress of religions opens at Chicago.
Senator Stewart VOWS to talk repeal to DEATH.
Paris will hold an international exposition in
1900.
The Los Angeles Chinese in jail at San Fran
cisco await deportation under Geary law.
The Irish National League of America scores
Gladstone as perncious foe to Ireland.
Emperor of Germany visits StraSburg. Sour
rilous placards in French posted but removed
before the Emperor's coming.
September IL.
Bicycle records knocked endways.
The House chaplain prays for the presidential
baby.
Senators continue to flood the Senate and
records with prO-silver arguments.
Two Duluthians, in trouble for attempted
swndlng of life insurance companies, escape.
The Vigilant will defend the Americas cup
against the English challenger Valkeyre.
The Wisconsin Central wants rent for its
leased road from the Northern Pacific.
Wall Street and Chicago wheat and stock
gamblers taking heart, are buying freely.
War-like fever brighter in Europe than ever
before. France the cause of arrangement.
China has openly declared that any enforce
ment of the Geary law will render unsafe the
lives of Americans in China.
September -.
Mckinley opens the Ohio gubernatOrial cam
paign.
The Black Hills region suffers from terrible
forest fire screenings.
Recent dry weather not good for next years
crop preparations.
Federal election laws to be repealed if demo-
Fleury, Howard and Miller so far held for the
st. Paul bank robbery.
Repeal of silver will be deferred some time but
is sure of passing finally.
Gratis can work their wishes.
The state w. G. T. U. opened their convention
with many visitors of national repute
Rush for homes in the Cherokee strip: disap-
nOjptment SIRE for Oue-half tho Saakorc