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The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
MOnNNN,. Oct. =.

j. w. Wild. a Darlington farmer. has
skipped from his home. leaving numer.
our creditors.
Il. ). Stevens, Il grain buyer. has
been arrested for cmhcZZlemcnt. He
took wheat from two farmers. sold it,
and failed to turn over the proceeds.
Sheriff Fatldcn contiscated several
barrels of beer which WAS being sold
at the Grand Forks races, and arrested
the dispensers.
Edward B.iurkc charged with selling
liquor to Indians ut Standing Rock. and
who escaped from Jail ut Manu;ln. is
i'll limbo Ill Fargo awaiting trial.
The gambling fraternity has full
swing 1T Grafton. and there are all
kinds of games and snaps for laburers
To lose money.
The farmers of Sargent county are
organized for the purpose of concentrate
ed action in the eradication. of the
Russian cactus
Joseph llalilnn of Ncchc WAS acci.
drntaiiy shot The other evening i'm the
back of the neck. the ball coming out
nea; 1:ic windpipr. There is not much
hope of his recovery.
StutSman county complains of the
ravaSrS of numerous bands of wolves.
Three jamestown fuel dealers have
announced that they will soil only for
cash.
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CASUALTIES.

Property valued mt $1.00O,00O at st.
Joseph, Mo, is burned.
Two prominent people were killed
and two others severely injured in a
Michigan railway accident.
The fishing schooner Fcrmwood Of
Gloucester lost two men off Brak Brad
ley, n. S.
A number of business houses burned
at Perry, Iowa. causing a loss of S3O,-
600.
John CASTOR of Ottumwa, Iowa, four
teen years old, while hunting. was acci-
dentally shot and killed.
William Mattison. aged scvcnty-five,
was burned to death in farm house
near kalamazoo, Mich.
Coan Kelly and Henry Frank We're
struck at a Marion. Ind. crossing by n
Panhandle train and killed
In initiating Buffalo Bills wild
West" Stephen Doyle shot and killed
Gerald Griffin. The boys lived at Scran
ton. Pa.
While intoxicated Robert Wagner
and Harvey Alexander We're killed by
poisonous gas in barn at Allentown
Pa.
Miss Laura Thompson Of GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. was run down and killed by a
Burlington & Onion train. She was
18 years cid.
The steamer Grace Morris was sunk
on the Ohio river near Paducah, Ky,
in a collision with the steamer J. T..
Rhea.
A. II. NattesOn, aged -. went into
the burning house of his son-in-law in
Alamo Center Mich, and was suffo-
Gated
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

SiNty-two cases of cholera occurred
IT ST. Petcrhurs in one day.
Rogota is excited over ;lir discovery
of bribery and corruption among Off
cialS of the United States of Colombia.
Vienna is rescued from what prom
iSed To be y most serious anarchiStic
outbreak.
Ii is stated that the hostile feeling be-
tween Bismarck and the emperor is at
an end.
Affairs in Europe are said to he I'M
favorable 10 the preservation of peace.
Nations are preparing for possible war.
Sixty eight members of secret so
cicty In Bruenn. Austria. have been
arrested for completely in an Anarch-
list plot.
The car is likely 10 make the Grand
Duke Michael. his youngest son. his sue
ccSSor instead of the cZarowitch, his
lawful heir to the throne
4 Brussels cable says: The miners
union at Mons has ordered Il general
coal strike throughout the Baoinage
district
The health authorities ut Gibraltar
have passed Il quarantine of seven
days on all vessels coming here from
Hamburg.
The London Daily News concludes an
article from Brazil by remarking that
the United States will have to be rcck-
oncd with in any attempt to interfere
| with the manifest destiny OF America
by restoring the monarchy in Brazil.
immigration Tito C;:l ada this year
has proved failure. For the first
seven months only 2.40O hnmrstcads
were taken up Ill the Northwest. n
decrease of p lcr cent compared with
last year. while the number of set
tiers arriving fell off 81 per cent. The
largest decline is iii the number Of
emigr; nts who leave Great Britain and
Ireland for Canada.
A dispatch from Chantibul, Siam.
dated Sept. II. via Singapore. received
at Paris the other day. says that the
French cruiser Aloucttc has captured
Paknam fort mt that point and garri-
soned the fort with a portion OF her
crew. The tri-color of France was
hoistcd over the fort and on the flag
staff of the signal station opposite
The French. when the dispatch was
sent, were building rifle pits around the
barracks.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and MoSt Important News
of the World. Cullcd From tho
Telegraph Reports of the Press
AtsOciNtiOns.
FROM THE CAPITAL.

FROM THE CAPITAL.
The annual report of the commission
er of Indian affairs is out.
Bernard kalrlclli has been appointed
superintendent of construction of the
public buildings ut Milwaukee.
Congressman Morse of Massachusetts,
in speech in the house brings very
serious charge against Pension Com
missioner I.ochrcn.
Attorney General Olncy. i'll Il commu-
nication TO con%re$S. tells what the
administration has done in the way Of
enforcing the Chinese exclusion law.
William III. Webster chief examiner
mission. has commenced an inveStiSa-
tion of the Fort Wayne, Ind. post
office
Gel. T.. T. Faison. the special agent
of the United States government sent
TO investigate the troubles in the Choc-
law Nation. has made his final report
and left that country. IiC says nltrd
States tloopS sent there last April ave
no longer needed.
AT Il meeting of the banking and
currency committees of the house Il
resolution was adopted requesting the
chairman to communicate with the
proper authorities in the several states
and 10 request them to furnish the COM
mittec With any information that may
be obtained from the reports and rec
ortlS relating to the banking systems
in those states.
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Sunday. Oct. 4.

The express delivery has been dis
continued at Grafton.
Lieut.. Farnesw"rth Of Fort Buford
has been appointed military instructor
at the state university ut Grand Forks.
The bondsnrn who signed the bond
Of Murphy. the Grand Forks shooter
qualified in amount of $2sO.0u0.
McNey's thrc>hrr. glanary. dwelling
house and LOGO bushels of wheat were
destroyed by lil" AT Churches Ferry.
Tom Barrie started TO walk from
Everest TO CSsrlron the other day. and
hobos held him DIP rn route and touched
him for SO.
Ntlva, the town on the 500. east of
Alnot, is coming to the front with Il
boom. Large coal sheds are being con-
stl1ctcd, and an artrsian we'll is com
ing.
Never before in the history of the
Red river valley have the farmers had
heir plowing done in the fall SO cX-
"i!sivcly as it is now. and the farms
Ill he i'll lrtt"i' Silane than ever for
,.ilother seasons business.
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CRIMINAL.

The bodies of three men who had
been murdered have been found near
Perry, on the Cherokee Strip.
Nellie Gray. the girl horse thief of
Valparaiso. Ind. has been pronounced
insane and goes to an asylum.
In attempting to arrest two tramps at
Crcstlinc. Ohio. City Marshal Daniel
Hartman was fatally shot.
Henry Bcllwood. an old bachelor.
was beaten to death by robbers near
CARLYLE. Ill.
AT Burnside. Miss. Sarah Ann Bray
was killed by Il blow administered by
her brother during Il quarrel
A woman named Rotherwootl killed
J. Lowry for trospasSing on her prop
erty mt Coal Creek, Tenn.
g. u. Root. United States vice consul
at Hermosill;,, Mex committed suicide
by shooting.
At Il county dance near Casey. ILL.,.
George McMechen was killed with Il
dirk by Charles Carpenter.
Nine negroes and three white men
convicted Of theft. We're publicly whip
ped at Newcastle. Del
liz D'AtS VI D. -. JlleSlllS WAS lOull0
in i partly burned building at Andcr-
son. Ind. 1t is supposed ho was m,lr-
dered.
Three county commissioners of Win
anlac, Ind, We're arrested after being
indicted ON a charge of taking two sal
aries.
In drunken row at Dripping
Springs Ky. Robert Singleton was
killed. d. ID. Slaughter fatally shot and
Bill St:lmper wounded.
Three prisoners escaped from the jail
ut Schuyler county. ILL.,. by digging
through the wall. No trace Of them
has been found.
Frank Robinson and Claire Moody at
tempted to rob Il safe mt Valparaiso.
Ind. Robinson WAS shot dead by Ma
than Howe and Moody was wounded.
! S. B. Dusinberrc ex-casllier of the
; Bank of Puyallup. Wash, who pleaded
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07

81. Paul, o"i. :. State Superintendent
Frn'l"rga>i to-day submitted 10 the state
auditor III" b","hrr school app"rti"nmrn'.
For som" reason hubbard county has not
Vet reported. although th" officials thc."
have been written lo repeatedly. Ii will
probably II" i'll sonn' Tim" To-day OF io-
m"rr"w. Exclusive "f this county. Nh"
total nnmh,! az punil> in the state is
"l4.3iN as against 80 ~, last October.
an mrrra>" of ll,u.,o over last year. The
amount app"rli"nvi 10 the various cou,-
lies. ON The other hand. has decreased.
as This fall they allow bu, 81 per pupil
against Ss4n allowed in the last appor-
ti"nm"nt The amoun, appropriated To-
day is $I:33O4i. as against S79.i. 1860
las, October, Il diiIcrcnr" of $50. .1529u
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FIGHT WITH REDS.

Manchester, Oct. "A very lively and
interesting fight between a number OF
English anarchists and a squad of po
siPe took place here yesterday. 1t was
give and take, hammer and tongs. fo,
about fifteen minutes. First the police
would have the advantage. and then the
anarchists would be upon the point OF
driving the police from the house. Dur.
ing the battle three anarchists were &C
severely injured that they had to be tax.
en to the hospital. and many received
more or less severe wounds. Some OF
she most desperate anarchists We're taken
into custody. Others managed to escape
through the windows.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
CHOLERA.

Naples, Oct 3.--Snmc cases of cholera
Lave been discovered on board the Ital-
ian ironclads Affnndatore ml Italia.
which have been ORDERED 10 tho I.nza-
rrt'a au Asinara. the small island near
Sardinia, where the ltalian slip Carlo
IT,. from Brazil, is hclng disinfer,cd
rflrr losing IA Of her passengers from
cholera ON her way back to this country.
otter being refused permission to land
in Brazil: The Italian iron.lrds at ASH
nara will undergo n thorough course of
t!iSinfc.!lun.
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TIiAAIpS KILLED

Cincinnati, Oct. "a sou,l-boun,i fast
freight train on the Cincinnati, Chicago
q st. Louis railway ran into three hcayi-
~ loaded flat cars which had been care
lrssly left there by Il local freight crew
this morning, near EdGcmont, causing an
ugly wreck and killing two tramps and
fatally injuring two others. The dead arc
joseph Jordan. Columbus, Ohio: James
Murphy, Columbus, Ohio. Those injured
a'e Frank froff,lm&n. Van Vert. Ohio
and Joseph BlancL. The telegraph on.
orator at Edgelnont. Il. NJ. Hughes. had
a leg broken.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
OTHERWISE.

Upon the application of Wisconsin
cd for the read.
New York millioDaireS are much dis
turbed by threats of anarchists to blow
up their palaces.
The Irish National league convention
called to meet at Chicago on Oct. .,
has been indefinitely postponed.
A man ut Tacoma. Wash. has dis
covered process by which illuminat-
ing gas can be made from wood
The visilants may rcors;niZe at San
Francisco to protect ships and shippers
against odtragcs by union sramen.
Sentenced to death at Birmingham
Ala, for mur.lcf. William Erll has sue
cccdcd in establishing his innoe nee.
Mitchell signs articles for IL fight
with Corbctt for $4,000 and the cham
pionship of the World.
Ives defeated Roberts. the English
champion blliardist by total score of
COOL against 5,243.
Congressman Breckenridge in his an
swcr to Miss Pollartl's complaint. de-
MES all the chief allegations of the
plaintiff.
An express package supposed 10 con-
tain 5000 when opened Il, Trinity, Tex.
contained only cent and IL lot of
brown paper.
Crews of trains Oh several roads east
and south of Chicago will he armed
with Winchester .;liotgllnS to fight off
express robbers.
Tumors has it that when the Wis
conSin Central cuts loose from the
Northern Pacific it will fern an alli-
ance with the Great Northern.
Archbishop IIcnnrssy. during high
lnass at Dubuque, Iowa. declared his
parishioncrs must send their children
to the parochial schools.
The allowance of Mrs. Stanford from
Senator Stnnf"rl's estate has been in
creased from $1,000 10 10000 per
month.
1t is stated that of the 100000 per
sons who entered the Cherokee StriD
on Sept. III fully 1GO.oOo have left the
country
The Whittrnton mill mt Taunton.
Mass. started all its departments on
full time. giving employment to more
than LOCO persons.
Union sailors at San Francisco ar"
accused of demnlishing IL boarding
house with a bomb killing two non
union sailors and badly iniuring others.
three of whom die.
A remarkable charge made i'm u di-
vorcc suit at st. Louis by Eva Wolf
against Charles Wolf is that he refused
10 allow her to pray. She being Il Chris
,ian and he ali Israclil".
President Hill, of the Great Northern.
is reported to hav" cbtained control of
all the property of the collapsed rail
road syndicate at Sioux City, and will
build to the Southwest.
MYSTERIOIS.
New York, Oct. :;.-Last rvrnin. Mrs.
I"a,s;ll. wife of poll, ernan WIS shot
down in her hall by a woman who had
been lying in wait. i he murd"r.s !
;lien walked into police station close by
and calmly stepped up to The desk am.
addressing Sergeant Dcan. who was Gil
duty, said: Il have shot Mrs PcarSall.
on Eighty-sixth street." and then placing
a revolver on the desk. added: ".And
this is what | did it with. The murder
cSS stated that she was Mrs. Catherine
/ 'Zptral'l, forty years of age. and rc-
sided at No. 251O Eighth avenue She
Was cool, answcrin. every question calm
ly. but beyond the above information
would say nothing
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-.MYSTERIDIS
KILLED a NE.I.Hl

Washington, Oct. :;.-.John T.. Shoemak-
er, white, shot and instantly killed Thom-
as Matthews. colored. to-day on the
Tenallytown road about a mile from the
city limits. The two men We're in a
party of four that had been talking to-
gcther. They became engaged i'll quar-
rel and Shoemaker tried TO force Matth-
ews to drink a bottle of beer When he
refused Shoemaker went to neighboring
house and borrowed Il shotgun. When
he returned the other men in the party
ran away, but Matthews remained, and
Shoemaker shot him. Shoemaker was
arrcStctl
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07

NOr A COMBINE

st. Paul, Oct 3.-The United States
circuit court of appeals this morning
handed down. among other decisions, one
of national importanrr-that of the
TranS-Missouri Freight associations which
asSoration wHs attacked under the Shci-
man antitrust act as illegal. In the
court below. which was the United States
circuit court for the district of Kansas,
the decision was favorable to the :lssoca-
tion. The United States. the plaintiff
in the case, appealed to the United States
circuit Of appeals and the decision of the
court below is this morning affirmed.
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ETHOnJ.n

London. Oct. 3. = Dispatches to the
Times from Paris say that tn, Delta of
Tonkin was entirely flooded by hurri-
'anc recently, which swept away many
dwellings. A number of their occupants
escaped on rafts. bnt many were
drowned. Tie Vicar Apostolic has is.
sued pressing appeal for funds TO avert
"a famine. as the crops were ruined by the
hurricane.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
SrRIkI.pS 1N.rl.rr,

London. Oct. 3. = The Paris cor
RESPONDENT of the Times .clrslap!s that
"iialrs in the mining districts is hccon-
ing dangerous. The first blood ,lrd is
recorded Ill l'rorourt. where in resisting
'lle orders of the genGrarmrS, to dis
persc, several miners were tranplel I'M
der the horS' feet. cut with saLers. or
prodded with lanr"s.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
ROITIH is 4 HnI TCp

D"s Moin"S. Iowa. Oct. :'--Thc great
est political sensation of the Iowa cam
pni.n this fall was sprung this morning
hy Senator L.. X. Bolt"r of Harrison
county, who in Il letter to Chairman
Scott. Of the Popui>t central committee,
announces that he has holtrd the Demo-
cratic ticket and will support Joseph for
governor. Senator Boller has been n
Democratic leader in the Iowa general
assembly for sixteen wears.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
Dl,I,AIII.I)

1'iltslurs. Oct 3 \ special train of
nin" l'ullmans rn route for the world 5
fair was d"rnilr'l near Wnhwool Pa.
on the l'it'sh,'rg 4 Western railroad
early tlis morning. Til" p; sScrgcrs were
thrown from their brrIls. hut escaped
with slight bruises ;nl - bad fright.
Several New York newspaper men were
On the train. which was delayed three
hours fy the Wreck. The accident was
caused by the rails .pr,;nlirg,
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07

guilty TO the charge of embezZlcmcnt.
was sentenced To three years in the
Walla Walla penitcntiary.
Four men were seriously wounded in
Il fight III MncrShurg. Ky. in which re-
volvrrS. knives and clubs We're used
The men We're gamblers. William
Nichols and Holly Williams Will die.
Charles Brown VAS arrested near
Waterloo. Iowa. and brought to that
city charged With asSaul,ing the three
daughters uf William Fag,nS of Water
loo. aged respectively L.. y and years.
For Il couple of hours it looked as if
he would he lyrcllcd.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
THE ARMY WON

Eau Claire, Wis, Oct. 3.-prosccution
of the Salvation Army under the city
ordinance for gathering crowds in the
streets was dismissed in the municipaI
court to-day owing To the non-apprlrnnre
of the city attorney. Salvaronists regard
this as Il great victory. Their attorney
says that they will not only 90 on holding
meetings as before. but commence suits
for false Imprisonment.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
TIL; WAGES nE SIN

Scotland. $. d.. Oct. 3. Two weeks
ago Mrs Krslor. widow living four
miles south Of Scotland. gave birth to
an ill,giiuatn child. Yesterday she ac-
know lc''""d that her son-in-aw. August
U>lan. waS the father. DiSlan bccamc
frightened wl!"n the fact camn ont and
took poison. dying in horrible agony He
leaves !; wife and two children.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
BAD ALICE. DOWNS

Minneapolis, Oct. - Alice Downs,
colored, WAS locked UP I.st night on a
charge Of dlsorderly conduct Dan Will
Jams. proprietor Of n disordcrly resort
near First street south. was sashel by
ahe woman with Il knife. He had ordered
her 0,lt of the house for creating IL dis
snrbanes and she cut him in the back for
doing il. He retaiated hy smashing her
over the eye
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
Mr,Nl ASl1onA

st. John. n. b.. Oct :'.-The British
steamer Rhiwinerir. Capt. Collier, 734
ions. which sailed from New York Sept.
-; for Tilt Cove, y. f.. in ballast, to
load copper GRE. Went ashore yesterday
III Bam erinan Cove. ten miles from
Cape lare, during dense fog Tie
crew were saved, but the steamer will
probably be Il totai wreck.
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest u S. Report
R@E'!A!:'!;!! g! Bski1g BS%dsgz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

i''ht' Is iAr general understanding to-
haN That III" silver Republican senators
WIN agree to this compromise: indeed.
Senator t'"rman vou,ii,s for thar, The
only thin" i'll the way Of This programme
HOW Sc"...s T." hr the president. III. has
not. $" far as known, absolutely given his
consent. although tll, acuni.Sc"ncc of
Secretary Carlisle wn:''l Indicate that he
would Il" So.
Washington, Sept 30 In tho senate
the repeal hill was takrn up and MIR.
Harris ,l'"im.. Trunl addressed the sen
at" In opposition t" the ,l Mr.. Harris
quoted fem q speech o Mn Voorhees,
delivered Oh Fob. is 1895. in which he
said h" would have voted tn take mn the
Sherman hill some days prior la That.
hn' mat lis passage would undoubtedly
drm"rrli@r silver and leave il supported
ny moi ON" w"r,! of Legislation e
lh" l"i>t devoted the ,lay To tho dis
cu>sl"n "t the federal election rcpcal
DILL.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
INSPECTION or pn,:.,

Kansas City, O", :. III new sys-
tenn of government ihsp'.': "f tn:
which went ii,:o effect this morning Will
receive the cordial :'lp.,'; If Kansas
City packers. They MHl lie, line t, pur-
chase animals >'iSpr''l of suffering
from disease unless th seller causes
such suspected animals 10 rlss goy,rn-
lncnt lnS nrctinn.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
SOl"TJI pAKOrA svAT1sr1cs

~ 7 = -.
l'i' IRE. :. d., Oct. :;.-ln - report soon
to u" ISSUED by the state auditor, the fol-
Lowing t"t"ls uEnn ,h" assessment Of
the stat" will u" shown: Nnlu" of lands.
ST. .llS@93; town lets. S21 so. 123: per-
sonal property. S2T.SlS lO4: railroad
CO 'npapirs. SS.Ifi9.:'i'i: telegraph com
r"nl"S. l2o.MO, cypress companies, SlS.-
600; telephone companies. SlO.E,O: sleep
ing car colnunlirS SloWpO
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PREMIUMS ON rOJJ.rpY

Sank Rapids. Mimi. Oct. 3.-E. w.
MaNnrr of this place, proprietor of the
SunnySid" poultry yards. secured four
first and tw" second premiums from the
poultry "X''i'''ion at the Minneapolis ex-
position on fancy bred poultry. He has
now one of the finest and largest poultry
yards in the state
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
LITTLE WAITER ~ MN. MI T.

London. Oct. 3. In con,;clu nee of
deficient water in the Nile. SAWS a
Times dispatch from Alexandria. ten
thousand acres of upper Egypt are with
out irrigation. As IL measure of relief
the government has ordered Il Suspension
Of the land tax.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
SIZE Sll.LE CAS-

Minneapolis, Oct. Louis" Anderson.
living i'll Il Hat at 129 licnncpin. WAS ar.
rested charged with stealing loo feet
of iluminatin. gas. The meter had been
taken oul and II rubber tube used in it's
place. The prisoner denied all knOwl-
edge &: the affair, hut was fined $40.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
IN A WATErY cvA,.r

Garden City. MINI. Oct. IA five
year-old son Of r. II. Iictor was acci-
.ientally drowned in the Watonwan river.
1T this place. yesterday evening. His
Older brother was nearly drowned try
,ES to rescue him
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
STI,I'Ck

Evansville. Ind. Oct. 3.-At the change
of watch this morning all switchmen and
freight hra!icmcn on the Ohio Valley di-
vision of the Newport News ard Mis-
sissiIpi Valley railroad struck. They re-
fuse TO accept the 10 per cent reduction
which went into effect to-day.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
RERNuAnDr pLnrI-I,N.u

Paris. oct. 3 Sarah Hcrnhardt has
returned here from South America She
was III Rio d" Jnn"ro during the bonn
bardmrnt Of that city by the rebel fleet
and says il was "Smply exquisite. .
Mime Brrnhnr'lt said: I'VE spent three
days and nights in tn" roa,l>tr,l: it was
most exciting"
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
pR0I,ESsnR DEAD

London. Oct. :;.-Rev. Benjamin Jew
lit, NJ. a., LII. D.. late vice chancellor
of the University of Edinburgh. died to-
day. He was appointed to the rrgius
profes. orship of Greek on the recon-
mendGtion Of I.crl T.: lmcr.ton in 1865.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
A TEN AS EIpr

Tyler. Tex. Oct. 3.--Early this morn
ing fire badly damaged the warehouses
belonging I" Swan n Long. occupied b:
the Tyler lnsth]lment company, furniture
dealers, and a. +. Moore. grocer The
total loss is perhaps S:OiHU.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
OCT7REB S\Oy sTop>1

Minnewaukan. y. d.. Oct. ::..-Twenty-
four hours of rain just closed with an
inch of snow. All threshing is suspended
Cor xfyeral days.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
uOT DAY in RIO

London. Oct. "a private cable mes
sns" received in this city to-day an
l"nnccs that the rebel fleet at Rio do
J"nciro rcorcnrh fire rpon the Rrnzlian
q Iital yesterday lnolril =, aLl that the
ben'"r'lm'hi was c'l tinand throughout
the lay.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
SNOW IN nENNE,n

Denver. Oct. 2.-DenYcr's first SHOW
storm this season occufped yesterday,
when about one inch OF snow fell. 1t
soon disappeared, however, and the sky
is now clear. Considerable snow fell s.,
the mor rnta:ns
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-07
TRAIN ROBBERS

Wiiimar. MINI. Oct. :;-Wiliam Pick
ard. George Doyle and William Myers
We're arrested ut Litchfield and brought
here on Il warrant charging them With
the robbery Of Il passenger on Saturdays
train