The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-23
NEWS OF A WEEK.
November Is.

flee at A. NJ.
Serious anarchist plots revealed by their trials
at Barcelona Spain.
A Sank Rapids hired girl falls heir to $25 900;
she is too sweet for anything.
The Ferris wheel keeps whrling without pat
ronage to make case for damages.
Probable acceptatiOn of state and county bonds
as security for currency circulation.
/ Minneapolis divnes again seek to suppress
the opening of saloons on Sunday.
November IS.
A black cloud hOvers over Scheig
Treasury balance steadily shrinking
Menage arrested and much surprised
The new cruiser Columbia is speedy
An apparent shortage of $5OO.OOO in Chcagos
municipal finances.
An Italian in the Black Hills murders three
his wife included and suicides.
Southern democratic manufacturers not in line
with Wilson's tariff reform bill.
The United States minister in ample condition
| to enforce restoration of royalty.
Knights of Labor officials accused of miSap--
prOprating funds of the organization.
Catholic seminary at Madison, Wis, destroyed
by fire and two scholars burned to death
November II.
Gresham mum as to Hawaii.
Meeker county treasurer found guilty.
w. A. PinkertOn testified against the st. Paul
bank robbers.
Simpson and PETER of Kansas disagree as to-
the future of Populsm.
Business slowly improves but wheat and stocks
continue greatly depressed.
Probable amalgamatiOn of all labor organiza--
tiOnS into one effective whole.
The great English coal miners strike amcably
and satisfactorily arbitrated.
GladStOne'S government defeated on a minor
issue by detection of Radicals
Dom Pedro'S grandson proclaimed president
of Brazil by the insurgents under MellO.
November Is
Disastrous storms along the west coast of Eng
land with much loss.
Hawaiian dispatches said to be entirely salts
factory to the administration.
Electric motors may be used on the Erie canal;
experiments were satisfactory.
A wealthy spiritualist of PittSburg arrested for
cruelty to her medium. a small girl.
Hawaiian news very meagre by last steamer;
rumors of the declaration of a republic
County attorney of Redwood Falls indictedGor
taking brides and other malfeaSance.
The new crusier, COlumbia's trial trip, devel-
ops phenomenal speed of PC miles an hour.
Fisher held for Herdas MURDER White is re-
leased but Immediately re-arrested for supposed
cOmpllcIy III tile f1dTrlS mUrUeT OF MenneapOllS.
November ~.
The tariff bill is rapidly ripening.
Appearances of political trouble in Germany.
Lehigh Valley h. II. freight movers strike.
Tennessee law breaks an insignificant combine.
An insane man chops off his own right leg and
hand.
At least 200 lives lost in the British coast storm
which very severe
A law filming counties $4,000 for allowing lynch
ings. to be presented to Congress-
PnkertOn. seeking strike news rides on the
ant-gambling lecturers special car on the Lehigh.
A property destroying lunatic invades Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.. private houses without robbery.
Ex-mnster Stevens accused of using U. S.
forces to awe the Hawaans to dethrOne the
queen and establish the provisional government.
November 90
Baumberger fears lynching.
Lehigh strike is to test strength.
Snow and cold in the far Northwest.
Stevens prOnOunceS BlOunt'S report 'garbled.
The Fleury trial takes a sensational turn.
Texas tilibuSters complained of by Mexico.
Federals and revOlutiOnists in Mexico.
Prince Pedro leaves Paris for Brazil to make a
struggle for the crown.
Reported attempt to bride some of the Cough
lin jurors at Chicago.
Judge Cory of st. Paul prOnounces the anti
pool room ordinance invalid and imperative.
BOunts Hawaiian report published and
charges the overthrow of the monarchy to i'm
properly used nfuencnce by eX-minister Stevens.
November p.
Baumberger pleads guilty.
POwderly eXOnerated of fraud.
st. Paul pool rooms must go.
A hog kills Wisconsin woman.
Prince Pedro said to be in Vienna.
jerry Rusk event hOme'' suddenly.
Snow general throughout the Northwest
A daylight lynching at Ottumwa, Iowa.
The jury gets the Fleury (bank-rObber) case at
st. Paul
Claimed that Congress will deal with the Ha-
waiian question.
Checks cashed in gambling house are collect
able says a U. S. judge in Montana.
Secretary Carlisle, speaking at the New York
chamber of commerce banquet shows the need
of a sound and reliable currency.