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FOR HIGH OFFICES.
The President Nominntcs a Few.

Washington. March 2l.-The president
to-day sent the following nominations to
the senate: James B. EuStiS of Louis
iana, To be minister ta France; Theodore
Runyon of New Jersey. To he minister to
Germany; John Il, RiSl,y of New York,
TO be minister To Denmark; w. q. Jcnk-
ins Of Wisconsin. To bc United States
circuit Judge for the Seventh judicial
circuit; Walter ID. Dabncy of Virginia.
To he solicitor for the department of state:
Charles Il. Stuart of Texas. to he judge
of the United States court for the Indian
Territory; Ernest H. Baldwin of Mary
land, to br first auditor of the treasury;
Thomas ll"lc"mb q: Delaware. To hr
h'tll auditor of the treasury: Wade
Hampton of South Carolina. 10 bc com
missioner of railroads. poStmast.rS-
wisconsin,: Frank Marring. Florence;
Paul j. lliilard. Amigo: Dewitt $. John.
son. Rhinrlan,irr
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S,yoI,c in His Coffin,

Mian, Tenn. March 2O.--rhcre is much
excitement in the community of Marshais S
Chapel over the death Of Robert Bell. He
apparently died after Il short illness of ty-
phoid fever. His body was prepared for
burial and preparations made for the fliiier-
al. In the midst of the services nois" WAS
heard in the coffin. Quickly bursting the
home. ana in n few hours was feeling much
better. He Claims TO have been in heaven,
and saw many friends. His wonderful >to-
ries drew many people 10 the house l;hst
out: "rhcy are coming for me. and fell
back dead. His physician claims that ne
was in Il trance. and awakening in the collin
Ills mind MnS Mreckel.
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r;n,,,..r S,c,,;,,.

Huron, $. d.. Special, March 21.-thrist
Srlornbrlg William Logon Joseph Graham.
Christ SciIans and Charles Logcn were
before tLitri State Commissioner Grant
charged with cItting timber ON the Sissrtou
Indian reservation. 1Dry each gave S:;mJ
bail for their appearance" at the United
Statc> court in Sioux Falls in April. An
immense amount uf timber has been stolen
or wantoriy destroyed on the Sissrio.l res
crvali"n the past winter. and government
detectives have succeeded in capturing Srv-
cral of the inal:iu'lrls. Ndtncs of half II
dozen other; are known and warrants for
their arrest have been issued.
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Incrensinw Iup,rts.

Washington. Special, March 21.-Thc
aav'ii'" statement 10y the bureau of sta
usticS on irrrlSn commerce and imni-
grafton Tor February waS issued to-day.
shows Il large decrease i'm tl,. vain. nf
exports during III" month ami Il large in
crease. in the value OF imports of mrr-
cllandls". and consequently Il heavy bal
anrc against The United States. The
value "l ,ll" exports of merchandise
during fcbrrary WAS $:I.)JIa.SSS, and
imports ut lnrrr!lan'liSr STAGE. Is, or
;'h "Nc's IS "i imports and balance of
lr;h" against us of Nl9GSS.2G22 The
value of the exports was SoG,r,4 VI,
less than they were one year ara. and
about S1o,OIo.'am less than two vnnrs
ago. )n the other hand. the imports are
larger than for any February in previous
years.
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4 Sln.hirg of Eii;s.

Eau Claire Wis. Special. March 20
The county board adopted committee re-
port criticising is exiravagant and need
less some expenditures made by order of
the court in the Russell murder trial citing
as examples the payment Of so 3 day for
thirty days to W. W. Erwin of St Paul,
whereas The statute fixes the limit in such
case at So per day. also the payment of
Jurors for fifty-;wo days service, when
they only ScrveI twenty six. The board
cut down TIE bill of l'rof. Muliiken.
chirographic expert of ST. Paul, in the Rus-
sell case from SD to SIG.
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Dissolution Js c.r,.,,

Berlin, March u. The Schlosslrhc ZeI.
tuns' organ of Chancellor capriyi states ON
authority that n dissolution will uc,r N,
NE end Of Ar:il unless tine rnicllstn. passcs
NE M army bill. The kaiser has the rirlIt tn
di9Solv" the rcchstnc after y vote Lv ,hn
bunhcsiath and in that r:ts" new elections
must take place within siNtv days. ana n
days. The utternnre If the Snh,.lli'.,,ss ,!.h.,s
Zcitung is regarded IS an inIirntion ,h,t
chnnc"l"r Non Carrii is be.innin. To
despair Of The passns" of tn" army hiil.
ana tnai h"1h iilr k;,isrr and the chancellor
regard the dissolution as the only r.,nursn
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The IIl-l'ntcd Nuronic.

I:lri cn. March 81. After long continued
anxiety Regarding The fate of the White Star
line steamer Naronir, which sailed from
Liv'lpn"l Feb. II for New York, and which
had not sirce been heard of, Intelligence
has been received showing beyond any
doubt that the vessel is lost. The British
steamer Coventry. from lfcrnHnlina. Feb
that March /. when in latitude ~ north
longi'll" i6 west. she passed n life boat
painted white, bearing th" name "Naronr." :"
ln. boat WAS floating Keel upward. Al .
Another litc-bcat from th" Narnnic was
PASSED There is II chance that the occu-
parts of 1lic boats were picked up by II
ulSSiIl.. NuSSnl.
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Philadelphia, Marcn n. The supreme
court this morning refused to grant the
petition 10 admit I" bail and allow special
allncatur Ito Hugh +. Dempsey, who stands
under conviction and sentence in the court
of oyer and t"riniicr of Allegheny county
Cn tli" rlnrg" Of f"lnnious 1nd aggravated
assault and battery for aI alleged attempt
To poison ILL" workncu at Homestead Tie
sane tribunal also made similar order in
III" ra>" of In" commonwealth against Rob
r!i Beatty. on an appeal from The court of
quarter sessions Of Allegheny county.
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VIII Gct ,Ihuir Srn1x

Washington. March 20 The SENATE
rommiitr" "n privileges aud elections
held II meeting this afternoon in regard
to the credentials of the appointed srna-
tors from the new states. Senator .Allrn.
appointed by the governor OF Washing
ton. APPEARED before the commi,tcr and
reritrd thr facts connected with his
appointment and gave the committee
the hrnrii; of his opinion as To the legal
questions involved. Mr.. Mantle of Mon
tana. and Mr.. Brrkwith of Wyoming.
also appeared and told the Stury of the
contests tina, resulted in their appoi,i-
ncnlS. After looking up the prrcc,rmts
the tnmmii,r" took :; vot" which r;.sutcJ
as follows: For giving the senators their
seats. Mrssrs. Tnrpir and pn.ll. of the
DrmocrhtS. and Mr'srs. chan!lrr Iloar,
nnd Higgins. Against seating. Mrssrs'
Vance. l'alrnr and Gray. Democrats.
and Mitchell. Republican, MIR. I'land.
Ter, III order 1" prevent Il lie and secure
II report I" lh" senate. voted in favor of
Schtlhg In" senators. hut Reserved the
rlght I" tax" such action us he thought
best ON the floor on til" senate. The
mni'rly report will be mu,lr by MIR.
Vance and tho minority by Mr. Hear.
early next week.
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.rhe Ivy CitA cnllnn.a

Washington. March 2o.-The Post pub
fishes details Of III" collapse Of the Ivy
City racing scheme in which Congressman
Tim Canphcll anu Ills brother were in
lcrcsted. III addition I" the 81. 500 due the
horseIncm. iii" association is reported to be
Secretary Sass and every other cmploye
whose salaries ranged from $500 Il day
down. There are other liabilities amount.
ing TO more than $4,000.
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Sentenced in Court.

sibley. Iowa. Special. March 2o.-Win
Adams and John Adams lave been COIL
,icted iii the district court OF Mobiles county,
MINI. of assault on Editor Leon Carr Mrs.
Dor.-:s Saxon. the other aSslilant. has
pleaded guilty Judge Brown sentenced tue
PARTIES to-day for the terrible beating they
gave Carr Mic kronz of Granville has been
ia!,-u for adultery
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San Francisco. March 2O.-Earry l.. Thorn
ton, Jr.. SOL Of Jancs d. Thornton. has
been missing Ia Arizona for several months
Last November he went to Wilcox. Ariz..
to drive bail of cattle which he owned
to the San iHc'lro river. He was all ex-
pefieiced st"1" man and. although young
every on" lad confidence i'll him He
reached M.s.Is ranch only !; few hours
travel from iii" river. but after leaving that
pace all trace was lost. II" had consid-
crahle money. ard ii is feared lie has been
Killed. He belongs 10 the fainou; Alal,a1na
fMuilly, which has many lueI,,hrrs here
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T"rlo, ohio, March n. This evening the
west wall "f tne burned " hc"l,r ope..l
h"uS". which alone mait"; standing after
tlr" huil'tIn@ '3l% GG;t"A hy IIrr last Friday
m"'nlt%, >ias bi"wn dowa IN top of thp
:otS Ut thr tnr"->tnry buildings ia' .ly nc-
rlplti hs ie'"r SaltI"r. harness. ana T. ID,
Parker. %!'' rl!"s. completely wfccking
th"ap The tilrcr-story building across the
alley from l'"'n"r's likewise snlt ,r.l. its
II is InoriIii =" Grurg" H. Davis. and
though n"thiu. definite is known. il is
feared Davis 'r some of he attaches of :h.
ai"ly after the wall fell, an explosion Of
gas "r oil cnsucl ard in II few minutes the
ruins were in tlan"s. Assistant Fire CEicf
t!liii@ hid Il narrow escape from being
crushed To death when a second portion Of
!hr Giln"rsr building fell in The loss will
be between So, U,HJ aud $4,000
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4 YOUTHFUL MURDERER.
A FlEN0 ONLY ELEVEN YEARS
OF AGE.
While In Jail He Attempts to Kill
the Matron and Then Makes
Desperate Assault
Upon His Cell
Mate
Yollnp Rut W;ckad

Denver, Colo. Special, March 31.-Thc
second trial of the celebrated case of An
ton Woodc. the clcvcn-ycar-old boy muir
drrer OF Joseph Smith, was commenced
III the district court to-day. The youth
tul prisoner presented the same childish
appearance that he did on his former
trial two weeks ago His thoughts were
absorbed i'll Il large bag of candy. There
WAS nothing about him that would indi-
cato what States .Nttnr Icy Steel pictured
him To he. "a co,l-hl"o,lrd murderer
that invciglra Joseph Smith. Il man of
tw"niy->iN years, into the wild mountains
and there slew him when his back was
turned for the purpose of rohlns him of
MS valnablcs. The young lad is as happy
as Il boy can he. except when he sees
some jrwclry on another person. Then
no lo"ks like IL maniac. The states at
'"rnry's office will make desperate cf-
fort 10 hang him this time, as he at
tempted to murder the nltron uf the
Jail since his incarceration, and made n
desperate assault, upon his cell mate. II
hoy prisoner, when he w;s asleep, and
would have murdered him but for the
timely interference of the guards.
Inside the prison Harris said. well,
1t all over now. hut I'm ready to die.
although | declare solrlnnly thrt | am
an nii'or"ilt man. feel like q man who
has done !: guu, days work and is tired.
! am surprised III the way | held out,
for this morning. | was very sick am
very happy NOW, for | have proved my
c.iSr.
Harris will probably not hr taken up
to Sing Sing before "Wednesday "f next
W""k Ills lawyers are confident that
the appeal To 1h" governor will br sue
c'Ssinl III averliliS the execution of the
sentence of ,Iruth
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TIA YeIIa,x H.1.1

Washington March 2o.-The treasury de-
par;nert is receiving offers Of gold for
snail notes in such numbers that 1t can
not accept then. all. To-day it accepted an
additional offer OF si.ss,.y-b froil Chicago.
II is thought that H., next week the free
gold in the Treasury will aggregate between
S..pn.tsD and sSlsti.gst a gain of S.Uo.-
GpD in gold was niaI.. at New York yester-
day. No gold vas taken for export.
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Romc,s nnnk scnn,lnls.

Rome. March 2l Signor Giulilti, the
prime minister, presented to the chamber of
deputies To day the report of H. rnrrinl.,,c
appointed 10 examine into the bank scandals
me report states that the Hruk rt 81, iiy
ll exceeded its legal note issue hr ,nun,,.
~" lire. The banks arcrp,ancrs ANN u,tc,l
To '"'.kn.oM, lire. consisting n"stly of n,.
COMMUNICATION bills. Tine capital IF .hc bank
has been reduced from ~. .uuutNW lire TO
Ia, lm.ono lire. The national Italian bank
h"d"vcr due bills amount To 2u.9ta,, 900
lire on which a loss is expected of 7luU. 900
lir'. lh" cash deficit Of the i;;.nr; Romano
Is .S,G'W.WD lire. Tie illegal excess of IFS
note iSS'i" sine" ISIS; rrarllr; the total of
6i i,''H,mH, lire. over four-iifths of thr bills
held hy ih" bank have not been paid. and
TN" institution holds no security for their
payment. The committee recommends that
~" l'an"i Romano cra>" business. Tile
Bank Of Naples h"ld doubtful bills To tho
amount of 2,,Goo,mm lire. The position Of
TINS bank. the report says. though unfor-
tuiint". Is not disrourlging. The report adj
NiScS confidence in the banks rcruyrriuy
vg"r. Senator Finaii. the chairman Of me
commit l"" states that among the accept :.
anrrs held by lh" banks yet remaining IN
paid very few bear til, names of men in
uuilicul liIn-
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Young RcdsI,ju. ,;.ukc II Walk

Flanlrau, S. d., Special, March 21.-
Eight of tie Indian boys who were
brought here from the lower Brllc
agency to attend the Indian school cs-
capped from III" grounds Saturday night
and started 10 walk h"rn" but were cap
1lr'.i at Ninficd. twenty-five miles west
of here. They have Income tired of
school and sought to gain their liberty.
They will be brought back and placed
in 1Ie school under close scrutiny
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An 1ns.n. Ma, H,ny,.1

Washington. March 2O-.rlle result of the
autopsy upon the toiy of Howard j. Schnei-
der has been i:;a,ic known. The experts
who testified tha: the murderer was insane
said that the scaipe! has corroDora.cd their
testimony and con,ra1cted the statement Of
the government experts who testified 10 the
contrary as we'll 10 the fact that there
We're no physical LESSONS. The Schneider
case has eScitsi keen interest in ,nedico-
Ing Journals devo.el 10 medical jurispri,-
aence discussing his sanity. both at the
Time OF the murder AMI of his execution.
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Kansas City. March 81. - This evening
MIS-. LAURA Coleman SHOT and morra,ly
wounded her husband. Frank T.. Coleman,
OF their home. At til" supper table She :lc-
cused her husband of p,yin. attention to
other women. and quarrel cilslI"i. during
which sii" whipped IL revolver from her
pocket and shot her husband through the
body near the heart. ntli"tin2 IL wound
man tainted when she realized what she
had done. She was pacnl under arrest.
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Deadly I!xDIDSion

Rome. Iowa. March PLAT II saw mill
seven miles north of here. by the explosion
OF Il boiler which was allowed to run out
OF water, four in"h were killed and several
wounded Tile deal are: John Albums. n
saw trn'l"r: Eugene Giilds. engineer.
Town>i"y Holdojirr. Il workman; Esh"' ,,,an'
n boy. The owner Of the mill ana THO.
G,rc Lille are probably fat lily ini lr"I
1h. explosion completely wrecked the mill.
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4 Nondrou. yotnre

New York. March 2h.-.,frer prolonged
voyage of 80: days. during ,-llicli Size twice
rounded the Lorn and twice CROSSE, the
a AAfiantlc. and vanqnished the fast British
sup helisiiiS'3; in an ocean race and finally
zen III with whole family of water spouts
Ia" American ship Shenandoah arrived in
port to-day. The waterspouts were sighted
I'VE days ago about 80 miles off Tho. coast
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Rcccl,crs. cer41n.,,.4o.

Philadelphia. March 2l.-H was definitely
announced today hy cN-Chef Justice Paw.
son. one of the receivers of the Reading
that an issue of receivers certificates h,s
been decided upon and that Tie pnnnrs
would h" filc! before the close of The week
ar." an issue of certificates is In coutnin
plhilon but bankers estimit..i ii at any
where from Sl.UnM0 To Sl.uOO. 600 If il
to issue receivers Certificates will he cam.
bhtrd ny the general mortgage hondlIoid-
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st. Johns. y. f., March 21.-A fearful
storm visited this section yesterday, the
worst experienced in twelve years. The
streets We're showed under to the extent of
three feet. In The country the snow Is ten
feet deep In places. All railway lines are
blocked. AT Salmonir five men were
drowned by the swanping OF herring skir
Ii Is feared other disasters have occurred
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discriminating Documents.

Paris. March 2O.-The seizure of docu.
nents said TO prove that Baron De Reinach
paid 11.G0.Gs, francs to Cornelius Herr
was ordere'! br William Welter. who takes
VI FraGuevi!ie's pace as examining nlagis-
vacation. Those documents we're sent j,y
i.aron de leinacLs brother TO ". Iiuberf
iIultator OF the Panama Canal cOrnnany
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Belle Plaine, Mimi, Special. March 81.
The +. Nicholin flour mill of Jordan,
capacity GOO barrels. burned Yesterday.
There WAS 500 bushels of wheat and 80
barrels of flour in the mill at the time.
BY good work of the fire departments of
Jordan and ShaSka ihe elevator and 10
600 bushels of wheat were saved. Loss,
100000: insurance. $4,000. The ori-
gin of the fire is unknown
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Caledonia. Mimi. Special. March 2l-Mrs.
William +. Dunbar willow of W. T.. Dun.
bar. stat" auditor in ISIS. among the first
settlers in this county. died yesterday of
apoplrXy. The wife of cx-Cousrcsslnan
lIarilos IS one OF hnr langlLtnrS
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Tl.H Mormon Chnrrh

Washington. March III The litigation
between tn" United Sta,rs AMI the late
corporation OF Tho Church of Jesus Christ
OF Latter Day Saints. commonly known
as the Mormon church. has no, We, end
cd, and the Supreme court now has before
II an appeal respecting the USE to which
shall hr put the church property rsrhca,-
ed hy the courts decision ai IL previous
term as held contrary tn public policy.
Nhn IN" property WAS declared for
f"ilc'l the court directed the Utah Si-
prcmr court 1" fin the charitable uses
to which il should he put That court
rejected the proposition of the govern
nrnl as 10 III" use which should br made
of the fund from the property. amount
ing To n'ont $4un.Wm. anl directed that
it should he applied I" the s,n"ort and
aid ol the poor members of The Mormon
church and to th" building and repair
ing of houses of worship for the mcn-
hrrs of the church. The United States
has appealed from this Decree n>Srr,in.
that il would practically permit the prop
crty I" be devoted To the same purpose,
for which il was formerly held To-day
the United States supreme court. with
the concurrence of both PARTIES 10 the
suit. advanced ll" ease and assigned it
Tor hearing the second Monday of next
term. with leave 10 counsel In submit il
ON .rirl$ h"iorr lii" third Monday in
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yominnted n Comfy Judge.

Eau Claire, Wis. Special. March 2o.-The
Democratic county convention to-day re-
non iIated A. &. Larson for county. judge,
and adopted resolutions demanding that
here Slial! be no compromises with eX-
state tieasur.rs AMI that every cent be
collected according TO the Judgment Of the
.t1prt Inc court.
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nc,,tincntion for Joan of Are

Rome March 81. Pop" Leo has informed
the French bishops of his decision to crown
his episcopal jubilee by the Identification Of
the French heroine Joan of Are. who was
burned by the English Us IL sorccress and
hcrctir May 30. 1l3l, and was formally
pronounced TO have been innocent in 145G
The pope has ordered the congregation of
rites to expedite the prciiminurcs for the
b .Atiiication.
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Ju.,icinl Con,entinns.

West superior, Wis. Special. March 20
Democrats mll Republicans both held judi
cial county conventions to-day. The Re
pub!ic:lns endorsed for the superior court.
just created. Charles Smith. the candidate
of the Bar association The Democrats
judge. For municipal and county judge, The
Democrats nominated Henry j. Jordan and
II. j. Loud, and the Republicans b. L.
Hu'c!ins and II. Il. Roberts respectively.
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Brisk Demand. for Lumber.

infnt of lumber freight rrey,ifs on tho
CaI ada Atla.:ic railway 50 heaTy is the
deHs nd for Timber that the company is
40 cars bei'ind in its ship ner.s. Every
inI Der car the company has is running be-
tSt e,. ottawa and American r1iur< SCI
don before has the shipping b IA 50 heavy.
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VIII Vote or strike

BRUSSELS. March 2o.-The general counci.
ot me iabor party Of Belgium COMPOSED of
delegates from wor.inyrner.s .o.i.,ia-
throughout fl''- country. Has resolved uuan
imously TO proclaim general strike in case
Iaridtnent should nor vote universal
suffrage. Tie council has PASSED sirnilar
RESOLUTIONS before, but has never put them
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Cteycl ne. Wyo.. March 21.-Wiliam Nun
ger. a private in the Seventeenth Infantry
at Fort Russell was shot and killed to-day
by George Jones. a prisoner under his
charge. An hour later Jones was shot and
killed By Sergeant Myers and Private Rob-
iuson while resisting arrest.
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Hoss Will Get out.

New York, March 2l.--Jul-" Ingrahan. in
The supreme court to-day. mad" an order
ore. as receiver of the Oregon Pacific and
directing ex-ltccciyer Hog of New York to
surrender the hooks of tli. company to the
Farmers Loan Il Trust company. IIogg'S
counsel said the order would be obcycd.
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A Milwaukee, Fire

Milwaukee. March 1S.-Tte abFshmeats
of j. T. Patton & Co. oils and paints; the
NJ. MeissEer Boot and Shoe company. Mil.
waukee Knitting company. Eureka Pants
company. W. H. Miller Tea company. and
the a J. Hilbert company. chemicals were
damaged 10y FIRE this afternoon. Loss. SEQ.
90: fully covered by insurance.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-25

Shanghai. March 2l. Religious riots have
broken out in Annoy. Many native Chris
tians have been tortured ana Il few have
been killed TIL English missionary was
attacked 10y mol, of fanliics and barely
saved his life by flight
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-25

Chicago March 2l.-Dr. Stanley T.. Black,
specialist in bactcriolo.y at the Chicago
Medical college. is III a dangerous condition
from diphtheria The doctor has been
harIing the germs of that disease before
orn!ntel. II. has been sick some weeks.
lie is furnishing his class with bacilli from
his own tlirOa..