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The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14

thicag" Oct. lo. Never in tl.. history
-: ''hrag" WAS there such II ,!runu,l ON
its tl n>l'rt.tti.,n f;t, ilii,s is Yesterday
There We're many :sc..ii, u,',. hut only n
SmHll pr"p"rri,i al ll,, i'll t,l,al. F'oll, w.
ing is II list "t III" dead :.nd injured,
While 2":n.s 4" ;','i c"lrin. ir,;n tie fair:
thaii"> y. iirls. i;Gn.;l". y. V.
SlIuck i'y gl.n ";ir. ,'i.i NV" l'ur> latcr.
| james Malr"it. rr>id,.vp ni,>nuwn, fell
on steps "f in'rrnural >;a,i"n and died
an hour laIci at Eln ryrnry hospital of
ap"plrAy induced 10y "Acitem, M
| Thor R"hrrtS"n "i Frrp.l uul, Mimi.
was struck hN Il q: llr car an,l fatally
| huii, dying in Il .;l,ol1 time .Jolu prv.
'ltn. "n employ" nj James Pain Il Sons
Was fatally i"iuin'! hy tn" prc,n;t,ur. ex.
| l'l"si"h "f Il l"rh III" WAS taken to
| hospital where he died shortly after
| u Jhrr'l: Mrs. l."USa Rhode. ,:ilmon,
| ILL.,. struck ly " buggy. lightly injured,
Andrew Wells. Waum,r;,, Wis, knocked
down 10y grip ear. William j. Burr.
lie kinS county, ky.. stuck hy grip cur.
severely injured. ". IT, Reynolds. Mat
t""n. ILL.,. face and hands lrnjsrd in
crush al congress street alley 81" depot.
Miss Nriti" Rogers. tulubus. Ohio, face
and arms bruised in crush AT Congress-
| street alley al. dcl"l. Mrs. Matilda
Stewart, Fond dn Lac. Wis. righ, arm
| and liainls bruised in crush at Congress
stree, alley IL" depot. Tnbry Llnsrn,
Chicago. knocked d'wn and slightly in
jurrd ly street car. Patrick III. Clifford.
l"lirr officer. run over by grip ear
bruised and left leg fractured Richard
l"nlIl;ln Chicago. thrown from cable car
Harry Allen, seven yraIS old, Chicago,
struck 'N Il Michigan Central train at
S"N"nly-SAth street, spine injured Mrs
John Adams. Chicago, thrown from, cable
ear. left leg and right hip injured Mrs.
Scot, Gross. Battle Greek, Mich. thrown
from cable train. badly bruised Minnie
Murphy. Chicago. f,ll off cable train.
| M Il p. IN. there w,ic forty slight cas-
ualtirS. Tw" hours lrtrl the number had
increased to 10. OF these the rrincipal
number Were women who had tainted
and fallen liz IL heap III tn" crashing and
| sursiGS mass that ,iil,,l tu haNr lost all
powers of rr;'son. Th, worst crush of
| the tarly "vrriig was at the ras, side of
The transportation luilling The people
wrl" w"hgr,l into an incAtric;blc mass
and soon Wll;'; might l,r called ~ punic
| commenced and for all i ur the scene
was ur of the widest csctcm, MT. Men
shouted themselves EoarS" 20 still the
restless thron. Women screamed fran
tic; lly and scores of them lost conscious
ness. Amhulanrrs were sun n:uncd and
tfrse in trying tu wedge their way to
the sufferers r;i'.sr'l other stampr,ics and,
| Injuries.
| 1h" t"rnil 81 st; items of the Illinois
Central and the elevated roads at / ] 20
y. III. had tht nslnds of people crowdirg
thor platforms. st1s and approaches
Women were being constantly ,ukcl, out
of the crush and carried to the hospital.
1t was daylight this morning before the
last Of "Chicago day visitors had left
the grounds. The worlds fair officials
estimate the attendance yrstcrlry at
1225.ptW.
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l.AE EAiEI,III EAIL,\.,r

St. l-rnis. Mo, Oct. 1U.-AIilo r.. Ro-
gard. late secretary "f til" Western Union
IL, ilding Il Loan az >oc,ation. WIS held for
Ill" grand jury to day by Judge Claiborne
IN Il warrant swlrn out by Patrick
C'Conn"ll. charging him with cmbezzlc-
mrnt. Several ks ago O'Conncll OBJ
ian"d Il warrant :gainst RCgard, chary-
ing him with fraud. but this case was
dismissed and OCurEr!ls attorney iln-
Nrs'iatcly took ont another Warrant.
charging Bogarl with rmlrzzlrmcnt. On
Friday last Judge tlA A.ho,ne heard the
rrl'irnr" and this morning he held tho
defendant to await the action of the
grand jury. There ;.rc four nthcr en-
l"zzl"ncl:i cases pcn,,il against Mr. Bo-
gard
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

A panic in Il Mexican church results
III death To len people.
Police and anaicfi>,S had i rough
snd, tumble fight i'll Manchester. EnS.
The Canadian government will i'm
pose further restriction Oh Chinese ell
terinS Canada.
n special dispatch from Barcelona
says that dynamite ls,;nh WAS found
recently under The palace wall
l-aborel> III Auburn. Me- had Il street
night. forcing pedestrians To flee into
places "f safety. y" one was killed.
Men ealing themselves Joe Carter
ana Harry Christy of Chicago Swintlleti
Little Rock. Ark, people ont of several
hundred dollars aud .i,.l.
Anarchist PalloS. who threw the
bombs 1T Barcelona. Spain. has been
sentenced 10 death by the court-mar.
tial.
canada decides it can take no action
on Chinese immigration, as it might
NJ regarded as Infringing on treaty
rights.
Rosario las been captured hy the
Arsenune government troops. AL the
reoel leaders We're made prisoners of
war.
Adam kieffaher. Il farmer of Mex.
leo. Mo. slot and killed. himself be-
cause of despondency over financial af.
fairs.
n lin pail filled With America silver
cnlnS dated previous to 1884 was found
nlduen III the VIC. DIS near T'rrth. Can
ada.
In Il street duel With pistols in til.
City OF Mexico. between Fernando
Crczes and Francisco Ibanez. the for.
mer received Il dangerous wound. \
young lady who was on the stree,
was also wounded
The dominion Coal company has al.
ready shipped ;aOUM tons of coal from
Its cape Breton mines, and the Whit
ney syndicate expect the Year to show
the largest export in the history ut
the island. The shipment of coal from
the old Sydney" mine is $4,000 tons
ahead of last year to date. and the out.
put this year will be the largest in the
history Of the colliely.
The Berlin Cologne Gazette declares
that the United States government has
asked a syndicate of Paris bankers to
take S10.0oOooO 5 per cent bonds, on
| which they are to advance Il certain
sum of money. The bankers consented
on the condition that they should have
| the right to Sell the bonds at Il pric,
mutually agreed upon. There was nc
question of a new loan and tie neso
| tiations still continue.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laest u S. Govt Report
R3&!!a!:'!;!! g! Bsk'1@ BS%as@z
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BAD INDIANS.

Rock Springs. Wy".. oct. 1O.-The
country north of Rock Springs is overrun
with Indians vii" wanl"nly destroy game
for til" hides. lhcs" red devils respect
neither man. woman. nor the laws of the
country They nog Only kill the game for
hides. hli annoy the settlers by running
stock off the ranges. About month ago
these lazy vagalnndS Swooped down upon
III" country southeast of Rock Springs
and cleared lip nearly everything in sight
\ fir" which was started hy them is now
raging in The timber. They are very in
s"lcnt and d" not hesitate to kill the
stock ali the settlers for their own use.
They have with them four ar five thou
sand head "t ponies. eating up every
spear "f grass in TIL" country. The set
Tiers hav" mad" complaint I" the au-
thortirS. hul 10 effort has been made
to stop 1h, ,irlIrlafioiS
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THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF Tl.E PAST WEEK IN
4 Condensed FORM.
The Latest md Mo~t Important News
of the World. Quilted From the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
Associations.
FROM THE CAPITAL.

The public debt increased, $S3l.19S in
Sertenlber.
Carroll II. Wright. commissioner of
labor. is also IL lw made llc:,d If the
census BUREAU.
This years dcaci, in the postal rcve-
nue. threatens ii he eight or ten mil
lions-tlouhlr the amount expected.
IL is declared tka, no hill repeating
the lU per cent state bank tax will he
approved hy the house banking and
currency cu,Eni,tct.
r">tnlas,cr General Ri>Sell is Letter
mined that The natroi,Hgr policy shall
not he exercised in i've railway mail
service. Changes in the service :,rc I"
b" governed il. the merit system.
According In Il treasury statement
which has hcen issued hy Secretary
Carlisle. the total amount of non"y i'll
circulation in III" United States oct.
was Sl.Io1. .I@9iS. The average H.
cnlation per capita. estimating the pop
ulatiun IL G1.Sh;.,ss,. is therefore 81, ~.
The net increase i'll circulation durlls
Ser,enlh,r WAS Sal.3I1.3I1. the great
est item of increase being gold com.
viz. Sl4 .S29. al.
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FRAUDS IN PINE LAND:
TESTIMONY GIVEN BEFORE THE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
senator I.envitt Makes Public Some
Interesting Testimony, In Which
Considerable Crooked Work in
Pine Land Deals Is Charged.

St. Paul, Oct. lO.-At last the famous
legislature pine lands fraud Investigating
committee has come to the point, and the
eager and cNpcctant public is given an
opportunity To Judge whether or not the
efforts to inquire into the alleged pine
lands r0lhcri"S have been fruitful of re-
suits and commensurate with the time,
energy. talents aud money that have
been expended in the work. Senator
Icavi1t, as was announced the other day
in these columns. was delegated by the
committee to make public the evidence
that has been taken. by special resol,-
tion of tn" committee the names of wit
ncsscss examined during the inv estigation
are suppressed for the present. This
course is tlkcn. it is explained, upon the
hypo:licsts TIM, should the ramcs be pub
IiShed it you'd Lave the effect of intimi-
datirs other important witnesses that it
Is the purpose "f the committee 10 place
under oath before the investigation ri">cs.
Senator Lcavit, c. me to st. Paul from
his Litchtielh lnmr last evenil g to per-
form his dele gate,! duties. He WAS armed
''iln vast mount of typewrittcn mat
ter, the transcript of the testimony pre-
pared for the purpose by the official
.ttnosrapher of the committee. Some IF
ihe evidence that had been taken was
absent 1t is in the possession of Rep
rescntatiye Staples. and several fours'
search for him pro.4d futile. He could
not br found. Eut the o,Lcr evidence,
Or such as was at the command of Scna
scr ItaN:tt. was produced and ,hc re-
ftrlers were permitted to make Il digest
of il. Tie testimony is ctltainly drastic.
and in sore of its rsseI li;l phases it is
caustic. 1t tends to show Il peculiar state
of affairs in the sale and collection of
rine land revenues.
a witness, who is surveyor and esti-
r.ater Of pine lands. testified that he had
been in the business some thirty-five
years, and lie said he is familiar with
section 3G, town IL. i:ingc 27 He had
rot been 0yei the section to estimate it,
but he had run lines on two sides of it.
The section was louSht by William Saun-
try of Saltwater. 1t was sold for 50
per thousand feet, and it was sold at
private sale. There is no record in the
surveyor generals Office nor is there any
contract on record to show that it was
put up at auction and sold. The only
record that is ir the surveyor generals
Office to show the transaction is the
scalers scale bill. 4 number of similar
cascs were cited by several witnesses,
and two or three declared that there was
a large amount of rottenness in the deals.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
CRIMINAL.

A Michigan physician is suspected Of
having murdered his three wives.
Three Chiramcn We're rddlel with
bullets by robbers at Butte City. Mont.
John Ncarhoof was arrested for em-
bezzling S2,7OO from NJ. Horer &
Sens of T!loLe, Pa.
Rober rt Whisner, confidential clerk in
the pension Office at Topeka. Kan,
who forged check. has been ar:rstcl.
Burton c. Webster. a New York book
maker. was sentenced to nineteen years
imDriscnment for manslaughter.
While in the act "f burglary, Warner
Brown, negro, was killed by 1G-yrar-old
Will Downs, at Waco, Tex.
The Starr gang headed a mutiny. in
the Fort Smith, Ark. prison. One
convict was fatally wounded.
Train Robbcr Hardin was taken before
a Justice ut Salem. ILL.,. and sent to Jail
in default of $4,000 bail.
Herman Banners. Il wealthy resident
of Denver. was murdered on the Cher
okee strip by claim jumpers.
DIR. Foglesong has been sentenced to
solitary confinement for life at Hills
dale, Mich, for poisoning his wife.
Daniel Bauer, Cincinnati alderman,
has been indicted by the grand jury for
soliciting bribes for his influence.
Three negro miners. who shot white
youth near Pittshurg. Kan, are In dan
ger of being taken from Jail and
lyncllcd.
]. c. Thomas. superintendent Of Gin.
cinnati marks has been arrested OH Il
charge of selling stone and other city
property.
The county of Clinton. ILL.,. has Of
fcreh reward of S4uD for the arrest
and conviction of til" murtlcrers OF
Henry HOLLYWOOD and Frank Winkel.
john.
The Rev. ]. b. Rowcll. IL Baptist
minister. committed suicide at Grand
Rapids. Mich. by shooting himself. He
was 24 years old. His faith had been
tried recently by reading works on
modern theology
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New York, Oct. 1O.--A stage loaded
with young men composing Il chowdcr
party WAS struck by IL dummy engine of
the annex Of the Brooklyn city railroad
at Glendale Woods last night when the
party was returning from Richmond Hill.
Robert Porter, aged twenty-five, John
Simpson, twcnty-onc and Henry Grsher,
aged fourteen, three of the members of
the chowdcr party, were severely injured
and We're removed to ST. Catharine's hos
pital in au ImhlllnIrn
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WANT A KEMARn

fl Paso. Tex. Oct. 10 Dell Akin, in
charge of Nj. y. l)ouglcrly. agent of the
state of Nebraska, and accompanied by
Sllrrlli Frank Simmons of this rD .ity,
departed this morning for O'Ncill. Nrb,
VIA Lincoln. Simmons accompanied
Agent DoGghrrty in the hope If securing
Il part of the reward offered by Holt
county for the return of B;rr,tt Scott,
the dri"ulting treasurer. Both Dou her
ty and Akin feel very kindly towards
Simmons but dcLnllnc, in unln,-lsnrcd
terms the course of Sheriff Cunningham
of Santa Fr. \. NJ, who. they say. Sc
cured Atkins arrest to prevent his sccnr-
ing the return of Scott without the
shcriff's aid
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stacks "f wheat. t',r.,. stacks of uais
anu several tons of ha,.
me sale OF scli'n, lands in Traill
t""u'E at lii!iShoro aggregated SS7 .,ssl.
..,e c;tSh payments of Which an!uun, To
S1i.,hh
FRED frow'n of Jamestown got Il bul-
let IN the forearm yesterday from mis-.
tol Ill the hands OF James Craven who
wdS fooling With it.
me experiment of using Il gasoline
tnSlhc t"r power at the Mayvillr roller
nitiiS ii;iS not proved !: success md =,
.''M scam engine has been purchased
10 take lis place. |''
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SuE Is A H11. pAuA.

Chambrrlnin. $. d., Oct. 10 Fu,m
Fossil, Wyo.. by way of the Black Hills,
comes the story that Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.
Bartlett, of iii" town mentioned. are the
parents of n girl baby which they bclicvn
for its age. 10 b" The largest baby iii the
country. Miss. Bartlett. now jus, Z
II rnths Old, is larger than ln,,.l children
of u or mere years. She weighs about
10 pounds. Sh" mt assures around the
hips 2G - inches. around tho waist
% IL inches. ar"iIn'l tn" thigh IL -
inches. height feet q inches.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
ASSASSINATT,D.

City of Mexico, Oct 1O.-Mail adviccs
We're received here to-day from the city
of San Cristobal. stating that Il few
nights ago Gen. Manuel Escabor, at one
time governor of Chiapas and senator
of the senate, was ass;lssnatcd at his
house in Taparhula by shots fired from
the street. twelve of the projcctilcs lods
ing in his heart. Tapachula being almost
on the Guatomalan frontier. it is prob
able that The assassin escaped in that
direction.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
GOOD FOR yEsSELMEN

Duluth, Oct. 1O.-Observer Bronson of
the Duluth weather bureau received word
that hereafter the government officers at
the Snult canal will notify all lake ports
each morning and evening of the stage
of water in tho canal. This plan was
recommended by Bronson two weeks ago.
II will be valuable 10 vcssclmen, as one
inch more III the stage of water means an
addition Of thirty-tive tons of cargoes.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
RANK ,ORRERY

Carlton. Mimi, Oct. lo.-An attempt
was made to rob thu Carlton county hnnk
of this city at midnight Sunday. The
vault door was op,l I'd. hut the safe was
Lot touched. The robbers were either
frightened away of concluded the safe
WAS burglar proof. This is the same
bark i'll which the cashier WAS held up
and rrhbcd Oh $50 two weeks ago One
man was arr, stcd Oh suspicion. but dis
charged.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
Monday, Oct. o.

Wahpeton has tlourislling \. o. U.
w. lodge of scvcnty-tivc members.
Frank La Chapcllc has been arrested
in Grand Forks for horse stealing.
There are six applicants for certifi-
Gates before the medical examination
board III Grand Forks
The Russian cactus has taken up it's
abode III Stutslnan county and war will
be ut once made upon il.
Quite an extensive prairie fire burned
north OF Mayvillc and destroyed nine
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
MILL PIE pA1n

Sioux Falls, $. d.. Oct. 1O.-By an
agreement Of all parties in interest, A. D..
Iinslry has been appointed receiver for
George w. Lowry. druggist. Lowry
made an assignment some days ago to
the Dakota National bank Noyes Bros.
4 Cutler of ST. Paul are heavy creditors
The probabilities are tha, the creditors
will be paid in full. Mr.. Lowry will
soon remove to Irene, a new town on
the Sioux Falls a. Ynnkton, and will cs-
tablSh n drug store. 1t is said also
that he is likely 10 be- appointed post
master at that place
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
BIKNED no DEATH

Cr"ston, Iowa, Oct. 10. About 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon the little
thrcc-ycaroll child of II. b. Kinscll
was burned 10 death. The mother had
left her two children, aged three and six
years. alone in the house while she Went
to a ncighbors, and during her absence
the children got hold of some matches
and began striking them. setting fire to
the little girls clothes.
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LOST ALL HIS CLOTHEs.

Grantsburs. Wis, Oct. 1O-As Gust
Larson was pumping into the vats yester-
day at the starch factory, his jacket
caught in Il set screw on the main shaft
and carried him up to an upper beam,
where he was pirioEcd Until every thread
of his clothing was torn off him, when he
dropped down on the plank walk. His
rubber boots were also torn in shreds,
and how he escaped with his life is
nothing short of miracle. He is in a
precarious condition.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
RAIIES KILLED

San Francisco, Oct. lO.--:A shocking
scandal has been caused here ly the coro-
ncr'S irvrS;igali a of the San Francisco
f"l'm!ling asylum. where lhirty-tilree ba-
hi"> have died within the list six weeks.
Tile p; 60 HIS lser ros,d The coroner
asr"li:,n"'l llllt lie thirty three waits
died "f lack of nutrition ard maltrcat-
m"n'. 'Ih" Daughters of the Good
Shepherd pnhlicly branded the asylum as
q s Sl:,lvhte erhu,lsr for h: bicS
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
BISMARCK STRONG

Berlin, Oct. 10.-'rbc Rcrlinrr Tok.l-
lorZcigrr says that DIR. Schwcrrgrr, re-
pl, ing to inquiries on the :;,ljrct, replied
that the illness of prince Bismarck had
so revealed the marvellous strength Of
the ea' chancellor tlut he, DIR. Schwcr-
il ger. has less fear for the. next decade
thnn he had a drcltlr apn
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
cOAI. roR L-HcI Ann

Montreal, Oct. 1O.-On account of the
coal strike in E,el; NJ! for the first time
i'll Montrcal's history a steamer has been
chartered here IL reNclse the old alasc
and Gerry G al to Newcastle Coal is to
come from Nova Scotia ana will be trans
p rtri ill the steamship Kingsland, which
has a capacity OF $500 tons.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
ASSIGNED

Muncic, Ind., Oct lO-To-day the
Darncll Iron 4 Steel company Of this
city made an assignment and 4. l.. John
son was appointed. receiver. The factory
WA, moved to Muncie from Grccncastle,
Ind, four years ago. Fire destroyed the
entire plant year ago. The mill err
rlcyed 300 men.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
KILLED BY NEGROES

Kennedy, Ten. oct 10 4 Mexican
Named Nircnt" Arnandrs was shot and
instantly killed here y,>,rrYl..y evening
by two negroes. The examining trial de-
veloEed nc cause why the act should
have been done. The negroes were adj
mittr'l to bail in the sum of S1.WW each,
which thcv failed To- Give
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
AIILN IN LONDON

London. Oct. lo.-Grorec Min, the
American actor. is soon 10 make his ap-
pearance on the boards Of the London
theatcr Ir the meanwhile Mr. Min has
joined Miss Grace Hawthorne's co:nfSny
and will appear Tomorrow in the role of
Napoleon in Josephine" in the English
provinces
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
KICKED BY A HORSE

Kenyon. MINI. Oct 1O-lvar Simo-
son was kicked 10y Il horse yesterday
afternoon while taking hold of the front
wheel TO ltcii, tie team back q wagon
loaded wrh tone. The frontal bone was
broken. part OF the brail, oozng out.
The poor fellow fingers between life and
death.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
I'OIs REpAII,S

Baltimore. Md, Oct. 1O.-'rhe cruiser
Montgomery arrived here this morning
for repairs. The full extent of the dam
age caused by her running aground cam
not be asccrtainch until a survey has
been made. She behaved we'll all the
way home. averaging sixteen knots an
hour without being pushed She will be
dockcd Tomorrow and repairs made ut
once
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
INDIAN Sunr

McAlcs,rr, |. H.. Oct. lo-Tnm Po-
mska, Creek Indian who killed Simon
fully last year, was shot according to
law at Wellington Friday. He WAS seat
ed on his coffin and the light -hnrscmcn,
johnson and Edwards did the shooting.
Both bullets pierced the breast near the
heart. The doomed man was cool to the
end
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14

Mason City, Iowa. Oct. l0.-The fellow
wlm is believed TO b" the murderer of
Officer O'Erien is held in Jail at t1il<
plac" to-day. He was taknI yesterday
near Bnrd"t,", Iowa. l,y Il farmer. De
t"ctiyrs have been "n his trail for sew
era, days and believe him I" h. the man,
wanted. He has not Yet been identified.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14

4 tight occurred ut the fourth annual
convention of the Missouri State Fed
Grafton of Labor. i'll session AT ST. Louis,
between Delegate Julius Friedman and
SerSeant-at-arms Connolly. Friedman
was struck in the face and thrown out
Of the hall
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
STARTED Up AGAIN

Lawrence. Mass, Oct 1O.-The Lower
Pacific MILL which has been closed since
Aug. II, ST; rtc'l up in all it's departments
this morning. The working hours for the
present will be from 3 Il. IN. 10 j u. m.,
with Il noon hour. and tlin mill will close
on Saturdays. There will also he a re.
luc,ion of wages
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
AGAINST ,lEARS.

Rollu, y. d., Oct. 1O-Deputy Marshal
Schinllcr left here to-day with sixteen
half breeds. witnesses against T. Ashley
Mcars. now on trial at Fargo for steal
ing Turtle Mountain lands from the gov
ernmcnt Sin prominent citizens of this
county We're summoned as witnesses in
the same ease. Gigantic frauds have
been carried on for years in this county
with regard to thcsc lands.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
TRAIN WRECkEHS

Excelsior Springs. Mo-. Oct 1O.-Thcrp
was an attempt I.adc to wreck the pas
scngcr train on jhe Excelsior Springs
railroad last night, but with the exception
of good shaking up nobody was hurt.
a switch WAS turned
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
uJ-DSoN \I1.RD1.,,p IN. ,r1,,

Hudson. Wis. Oc. 1O.-Thc murder
trial Of Charles Nchring was called this
afternoon before Judge Bnndy The
court room was croshcd with spectators
and witnesses and people from Saltwater
ami elsewhere. Sclf-defense is claimed in
mitigation of the offcnsp.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
ROUTED NATIVES

London. Oct. 10. A despatch frolu
Zanzil.ar says that Il detachment of Brit
ish sailors reinforced hy a force of Zan-
.ibaris have taken the stronghold Of tie
rvbcllious Pumwans, in Vi,u. The Pun
wants were routed. There was 10 loss
of life among The British fierce.
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cHOJE,EA SJ'SpE('TS

Stettin. Oct. 10.-rhe police announce
that six suspected cases of cholera have
been discovered in this city since Sat-
urday afternoon Two of them have
since been certified to be Asiatic cholera
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14
GRANTS IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Oct 10. = Mrs L.. s.
Grant and daughter. Mrs Sartoris, are
at the Arlington in this city. The sccre-
tary of state ard Mrs. Gresham, Post
master-Gcneral Bissell, Mrs Pcrrinc and
Private Secretary Thurbcr leave to-nor-
row to spend Il week at the world 8
fair