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The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

M. L. GRIFFITH has become
editor and proprietor of the Earl
vile, (Ill.) Gazette. Mr.. Griffith
is getting out a good paper, and
is on the right track politically
Republican.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
Notice.

All accounts with Farrell & HAYES
must be settled on or before Sept. 20.
1923, or the same will he left with an
attorney for collection after the above
date. sep-9-2t j. HAYES.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
Trespass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned
against t%respassing on section 10,
twp. l4O, range 9G, the east one.half
of section 25, twp. $40. range 81, and
the northwest one-fourth, section 81,
twp. l40. range 90.
GIG J. II. COLGRyyE,
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
ANTELOPE NOTES.

Best yields of wheat about twelve
bushels to the acre,
Threshing will be about finished
this week.
Ed. r. Bonney attended court in
Dickinson this week.
Miss Kate Henderson began school
in district No. l last Monday. Miss
Mamie Wagner will commence school
next Monday i'll district No. 8.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

IT has been cooler weather for
a few days-more like early au-
tum, which, by the way begins
next week.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

THE New York Sun is having a
deal of trouble about the Chicago
platform.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
Hoods Pills may be had by mail
for Csc. of c. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell.
Mass.
Court at Medora.

AT the Medora term of court, held
by Judge Winchester on Monday,
there were only two cases on the cal
endar. That of Littlehales VS.. Cook
was continued over the term, there
being a preliminary motion in the
case, which was argued at the Dickin-
son term this week. l.. A. Simpson
appears for the plaintiff and Judge
Campbell for the defense.
The other case was continued, it
being that of Mcdonald VS.. Billings
county. In this case the plaintiff
sues defendant for some $500. for SER
vices as county judge. Mr.. j. Edgerly
appears for the plaintiff, and G. w.
Newton for the defense. The attor-
neys We're not present. they having
stipulated to argue the questions OF
law involved, at Bismarck.
The other business of the court
was to issue final citizenship papers
to Mr.. Coughlan. and the court ad-
journed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

WHEN shall we hear the last of
that Cleveland birth which oc-
cured on the 9th?
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

THE $40, ooo-damagesuit against
Louis Connolly, instituted by c. c.
Moore, has been dismissed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
Notice.

Notice.
My books of account have been
turned over to l.. a. Simpson, my at.
torncy, and all persons now indebted
to me are requested to call upon him
and make settlement on, or before,
September 10. 1898. Accounts not
paid, or secured, before that date
will be put in judgment.
augl9-4t A. G. MCGILL1vRAY.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary.
TreSpaSS Notice.
All parties are hereby warned, un.
der penalty of law, against cutting
hay or grazing on the n. w. u sec. %,
twp. 1876, /. Sc, known as the Soup
Smith place. jy-Stf. w. c. TAYLOR.
Mares For Sale.
-Four pair of well broken mares for sale. Apply
at ranch u miles from Dickinson on New Eng
land City road.
ju.15tf. WIN. NJ. KLISEFELTER.
$50 Reward.
.Strayed from my place on the Little Missouri
river, one light gray stallion. known as the Uni!
derhill horse. formerly owned by c.. r. Cook; no
brand. Said stallion was with Il bunch of 30 or
81; j.; j: E: e; ;; !: \: $50: 8; :: &: : a; :; = = u: : ~ p! :: :: 8 ]: s Z: a
be given for their 100 return.
NJ. WApswoRTH,
aug.5-6t. Medora, N, D.
Strayed
from my place at Richardson one black mare.
,.,., on left hip. A reward of SIS
branded ~ for leading to her
recovery. SEBASTIAN MIsCnEL,
9-le-4tp. N Richardton, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Noperson should travel without a
box OF Ayers Pills as Il safe ard
speedy remedy for constipation and
all irregularities OF the stomach and
bowels, they have 10 equal. and being
s~kiiitully sugar-coated. are pleasant
to take, and long retain their virtues.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
Strayed

my place al Richardson one black mare,
on left hip. A reward of SIS
dcd AN for inform alton leading to her
M recovery. SEBASTIAN MIsCnEL,
4tp. ~ Richardton, N. d.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Entered at the postoficc at Dickinson, Star
eounty, North Dakota, as second class matter.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
Trespass Notice.

Mares For Sale.
Four pair of well broken mares for sale. Apply
at ranch II miles from Dickinson on New Eng.
land City road.
ju. 15tf. WM, NJ. KL1SEFE1TER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
NEW AND OLD LAWS.

ST. Louis is row getting Eve dollars
a year for every telegraph pole that
stands ii her streets.
70 FORCE the titlil bachelors of Can
ada into lnatrilutnE. there Is serious
talk Of imposing a taN on thcrn.
4 E.c1xaY enacted law in australia
declares that = l-larriagc may b. an
nullcd when proof is furnished that
the bride willf1lly concealed her age.
IlESGY C.orai. las been rejected rs
n Juror in the Latest wife poisoning
case ii New Nnr.l bccauae he informed
the court that he would interpret tho
law for himself and would decline to
allow the court to do it for him.
Mrs. SCHULTZ. of IIcbolzen. was re-
Gently tried and convicted Of being a
common soold The ancient penalty
for this of5cnse. ut least in New Jersey,
was dip in the duclzing stool; hut
Mrs. schultz was simply rcprimanded
severely and fined by the judge
Tar far ard frontier west does not
appear to be peoplcd exclusively by
tough citizens. At Winncmucca. New.
q jury was formed last week Of men
whose average are was twenty-seven,
who were All total abstainers from
drink. none smoked cigarettes and
none had ever chewed tobacco.
IF the circns is to be taken seriously,
what an era Of dizziness win follow.
In certain southern state a bin has
been introduced into the legislature
by the provisions of which circus com
panies are 20 be forbidden. in that
state. to exhibit pictures OF feats which
they do not per iprm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
EoFaGN INTELLIGENCE.

IL Belgium the chamber of deputies
has adopted universal suffrage bya vote
of ll9 ID II. 1t was expected that this
act would quiet the popular excitement
and agitation which had been rapidly
assuming the dimensions of a general
/ insure elton throughout thu. empire.
The French hilliardist. A. T. Ru-
| dolphe, died at his home i'm Paris. Ills
real name was Peyraud, and he was
about IS years old. lie was champion
of America.
| Fl DERAL troops and rebels fought at
Santa Tomas, Mexico. and 1870 of the
former We're killed, issluding several
/ officers.
/ Ar Slivno, village of Bohemia,
| forty houses were destroyed by fire and
four persons were killed and forty in
| jured.
| OFFICIAL. cholera statistics, from Rus
! STA show that from March IL to March
- there were 400 new eases and 100
deaths in the government of Podolia,
and from March - to April IS 1l3 new
cases and 30 deaths i'm the government
Of Oofa. Elsewhere in the empire II
new eases and : deaths are reported.
PRINCE FERDINAND, ruler of Bull
garia. and Princess Marie Louise, eldest
daughter of the duke of Parma, were
married in Florence.
IL London the Australian joint stock
bank failed with liabilities amounting
to sos. 600. 900. The deposits amounted
| to nearly $4,000, 600.
I'VE rebels captured the cities of
Guerrero and Santa Tomas in Mexico.
and in the first named city coo federals
were killed.
~ the British house of commons. the
Irish home rule bill passed second read
ing by vote of 347 to 3a4 amid the
cheers of the Gladstoneans and the Irish
members.
4 PAPER in Quebec has been investi-
eating the exodus from that province
and declares that it reaches 20, 900 a
month.
FRANK PEARY and william Brook,
miners. killed the Mexican sheriff and
five other Mexicans in an affray in
Mexico, just across the line from
Phoenix. a. I. Both the Americans es-
capped.
IL Honduras the revolution was said
~ hta aA an -iti siAti NNi
again in control.
DETAILS of the calamity that befell
/ the island of Zante, in Greece. show
/ that since the beginning of April there
had been a total of 100 earthquake
shocks. there were not in the city Of
Zante fifty houses safe for the people
to live in and $50 persons lost their
lives.
Rich and extensive deposits of tin
were found near Guyanjuato Mexico,
the mines giving evidence of having
been worked by the Aztecs or some
other race centuries ago.
BETWEEN Santiago and Valparaiso an
express train was wrecked and many
persons were said to have been burned
to death.
FLAMES started by strikers destroyed
ten acres of timber belonging to to-
Wade company at the Victoria dock in
Huh. England, the loss Jeiug over
$500. 000.
II Honolulu sixty Of the provisional
guards were poisoned by soIae drug put
in their milk by their enemies, the
medicine 3en.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
LATER N-Hs.

JosEPH ROUSE and Carrie Rouse, his
sweetheart, are in Jail at Sioux City,
IA, on a charge of larceny. Carrie
worked as a nurse girl for family liv-
ing in a fashionable boarding house
and admits stealing a great many arti-
clcs, which She gave to Joseph
TIE cath marked the beginning of the
last week before the opening of the
worlds fair. and. notwithstanding the
serious delay occasioned by the bad
weather Of last week, the managers are
promising to have things in presentable
shape by May /. Under no circum-
stances will the opening be postponed.
TuE entire naval review fleet of about
three dozen American and foreign war
ships left Hampton Roads the eth and
arrived at New York the 25th.
Ara meeting of the Clearing House
association. which includes all the ma
tional banks in I.oston. Mass. it was
voted. the oath, that each should give
salf its reserve gold in exchange for
t,gal tender notes. This sum. it is
said. will amount to between 1000, 900
and Il. 900 000
THE strike ordered Sunday, to take
place the 24th. by the Central Council
Of Carpenters. was a failure in So far as
it affected the worlds fair, and was
nearly failure as far as it affected the
entire city. Every carpenter, union
and non-union, employed by the expo
sition company reported for duty in the
morning.
Tue wife of James Baggs. railroad
laborer at Leavenworth, kas.. was
found dead in her house the cath. Marks
on her body indicate foul play and her
husband has been locked up pending
investigation.
TnE Union Pacific iron workers
strike at Omaha was declared off the
cath.
THE stone coping of several 4-story
buildings in London. England. fell the
evening of the 9th while the streets
were full of pedestrians. -Four were
killed and Is injured.
APAxIc occurred in a church at Ma
pies. 5aly. the 2sth, by the draperies
about the a4ar catching fire. The
flames spread with great rapidity and
the congregation made mad rush for
the doors. The fire was quickly extin-
guished and then it was found that
eight women and five children had been
crushed to death, while hundreds of
Other had been more or less seriously
injured.
The great wheat dea. that has been
engineered By the Cudahys of Chicago.
while being pushed has been trans
ferred from May TO July.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
The News OF the Week.
ERoM WASHINGTON.
By TELEGRAPH AND mAIL.

BEPoRTs made TO the comptroller Of
the currency show the resources of ma
tioual banks in the country To be
-. 40. 72l ,as:;. Among the liabilities
capital stoc / paid in aggregates $685.
600. 000. and individual deposits sl.s5l.-
COO. 0O0.
TIM civil service commissioners in
their ninth annual report urge that the
/ classified service be extended as rapidly
as practicable 10 cover every position in
I the public service possible. and hope
/ that a bin may pass congress to take
/ the fourth-class postmasters out Of poll
{ tics. The whole number of places sub
/ ject To- competitive examination under
/ the rules Is now 42.92s.
IL the United States the exchanges
at tie leading clearing houses during
/ the week ended on the 2ist aggregated
/ 81 ,2i2. 0I5.64s. against sl.2I0. 9Oi, l9s. the
/ previous week. The increase as com
pared with the corresponding week of
/ 1872 was $50.
REPORTS from the zoo national banks
/ doing business in the United States show
that in round numbers these banks have
/ 500. 00o. 600 in gold coin and gold treas
ury certificates and gold clearing house
certificates approximating s15.0oo.0 900.
TIE gold reserve of 500. 600. 900 of the
government has been depleted to the
amount Of 50. 100000.
THERE We're POS business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 2ist, against 209 the Pre-
ceding week and POI for the core
spending time last year
THE death of Gen. Edward Fitzgerald
Bealc occurred at his residence in Wash
ington. He served in the Mexican ard
civil wars. and in 1876 was appointed
President UranI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

IN the Ohio oil fields storm
wrecked over 100 wells. the Standard
Oil company alone losing over 5000 900.
An express car was burned near
Albuquerque. \. NJ, and SD, 600 in gold
in one of the safes was melted
IL the superior court eleven y hite
caps, some of them the most prominent
men i'm Carrollton. ia. were sentenced
TO twelve months in the chain gang.
NINE miners were cut off from escape
by fire IN one of the shafts of the
Butte and Boston company at Butte.
Mont. and were either burned To death
or suffocated.
Is Minnesota and Dakota the rivers
were booming. and the Red rive sval-
ley. the great wheat region 4 the
north. was one sea of water al nos.
from Fargo t. the Manitoba border.
Ar Butte, Mont. ia her Nandever. a
priest. was charged with squandering
scr. 600 belonging to the church.
Is Virginia cyclone did great dam
age at Danville. South Boston. Mar
tinsvillc. Greensboro and other towns.
IL the recent storm on Lake Michigan
fifteen vessels were wrecked. nine lives
were lost and property valued al $500
600 was destroyed.
Ar a crossing in Jackson township.
near Wabash, Ind, John s. Smith and
his wife and three small children were
struck by train and all were lSiltei.
| Two BUSINESS blocks at Colfax. Wash.
we're destroyed by fire, causing loss oi
$3.50 000
The execution of Jack BRADY tcol-
ored) for the murder of L. y. Taylor, d
white man. last August, took place al
Rcndersville. y. c. Brady confessed
| his crime.
THE mills of the Surrey Lumber com
pany at Dendron, Va. with 5000 O0l
| feet of lumber, were burned, the loss
being $500. 900.
THE first locomotive ever put in serv-
4 ice on the old Cagnsier, & Amhov rail
f,ar,S n..ts r,,aches buiI't IniTijjl,, DR.. tsge
in Chicago for exhibition at the worlds
| fair.
AT Franklin. o.. the Friend & .Formy
Paper company failed, with liabilities
! ~ 500. 600
/ BESsAN MCLEAN & Co., one of the
/ Oldest hide firms in Kansas City. Mo.
/ failed for slI0. 900.
| The legislature of Tennessee passed
an act anti orizing state banks to issue
currency ro ieemabie in gold and silver.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
THE EAST.

THE firm of Thomas NJ. Barr & Co..
coffee brokers in New York city, failel
for 500. 600
A BILL was passed IN the New Yor.-
. legislature To prohibit combinations
formed to advance the price of the nee
essarirs of life.
RESIDENTS of Lexington. Mass. cell
ebrated the llsth anniversary of the
firing of the ''Shot heard around the
world.
THIRTY houses and the business por-
ton of the little town of Water Valley,
y. Y. were destroyed by fire
MRs. AGNISA HANCOCK. widow of
Mai Gen. Winfield ). Hancock died in
New York at the residence of the gen
erals niece. Mrs. Eugene Griffin, after
an Illness Of many months.
The legislature of New York has adj
journed sine die.
Ar New Haven. Conn. Francis ID.
Harris a prominent young man. died
aud when his wife was told of his death
she took her own life with pistol
PALLEsTER and Rohle. two murderers
under sentence of death, escaped from
the prison at Sing sing by throwing
pepper in the guards eyes. They are
both New York men.
The United States ship canal con
Meeting the Harlem and Hudson rivers
in New York was damaged in storm.
To- the extent If 100000.
The trial of Father Charles Fiahertv.
of Mount Morris. y. Y, for crimina,
intimacy with Mary Sweeney. par
ishioner under 10 years of age, resulted
in a verdict of guilty.
4 CoLoRED hod carrier at Kensington,
Pa, William Z. Casper. Is heir to $40 G00
left him by slavery-days' mistress,
Miss Mary Struthers, living near New
Philadelphia, q.
IULIUs MANTHTEU' house at Beaver
Falls, Pa. was burned, and Sir. Man
thicu and his wife persisted in the
flames
GEORGE Lyons. Fred Badgerm and
William King were killed by the OK
plosion of a glycerine house at EN-
porium. "a.
\ STORM in the oyster-growing dis
trict along the Connecticut coast nearly
ruined the oyster crop, the loss being
estimated at over s500.000.
II the sIst year of his age Horace
Waters. the pianoforte manufacturer.
died at his home in New York. His
death was due to a severe cold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
FOREIGN FARM NEWS.

A LARGE number of tea plantations
IN india are offered for sale, the own
ers finding that they have not been
pp5ing expenses and are not desirable
property to hold.
THERE are two or three grass crops
in Switzerland every year. the first IN
the beginning of May, the second at
the end Of July and third often at
the end of October.
TIE French potato crop of 1892
amounted 10 40. 900. COO bushels. as com
pared with a yield of 800. 0O0. 600 bush
els as the average annual crop in the
previous ten years.
RANTE fiber is being used to consid-
cradle extent in France as a substitute
for silk in the manufacture of silk
roods. II is also being used in the
manufacture of paper that requires
special strength.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
OUT OF SING SING.
Two Condemned Murderers secure Their
Liberty They Throw Pepper in
Guards Eyes and Escape--Cariyie Har-
ris Refuses to Leave the Prison.

Two Condemned Murderers secure Their
Liberty They Throw Pepper in a
Guards Eyes and Escape-Cariyle Har-
ris Refuses to Leave the Prison.
SING SING, y. T.. April 22-Murdcr-
ers Thomas PalIister ana Frank w
Rohle, both under sentence of death.
have escaped from the condemned cells
of Sing Sing prison. The discovery was
made at $40 a. m. Friday when Guard
Glinn found the two night watchmen
locked in the murdercrS' cells. When
the guards were released they told re-
marlxable story. Guard Hulse said that
at o'clock Thursday night he passed
supper in to Paliister
The condemned man threw a handful
of the pepper into his eyes. IIulsc was
blinded and Pallister rushed on hifu,
took his revolver away from him and
under threats of death forced Hulse into
the cell, first taking the keys away
from him. lie then locked Ilulse in
the cell and unlocked the cell of Muir
derer rank Rohle.
The two murderers then unlocked
the cells of Carlyle W. Harris and
Murdcrers Osnond and Geogfeu. They
invited these two to escape with them.
Both Harris and Osmond refused the
offer TO escape pallister and Rohlo
waited until o'clock, when
Guard Murphy came on duty.
As Murphy entered the corridor
rallister presented his pistol at
Murphvs head and taking his keys
away from him locked him in Rohle 5
cell. I'allistartoolz Guard Ilulse' 5 shoes
and cap away from him and put them
on himself. threatening to kill the
guards if they made any cutlery.
The two nRrderers climbed 10 the
top Of the cells and knocked off the
scuttIe in the roof In this way they
got on the roof climbed down into the
yard and made their escape.
The action of Harris, Osmond and
Geogheu. the condemned mnrderers
who refused to accept the invitation of
Pallister and Rohle in their dash for
liberty, was highly commended by the
prison officers. Harris afterward said
that he saw nothing to be gained by
escaping, and, al, he was an innocent
man. he expected to establish this fact
fully some day. IL is believed that the
refusal by Harris to take advantage
81 the opportunity to escape viii have
some weight with the governor in de-
gliding his case
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

The supreme court decision in nc
case Of Little " Edwards. involves TIE
titles TO all Of the Edwards 4 Guam
addition 10 Ashland, together with other
real estate. The supreme court has
finally decided in favor of the heirs.
holding that Mrs. Little was a life tenant
only and those who are living on the
property through title acquired by pur-
chasing from Mrs. Little will be forced
TO settle with the heirs or suffer eject
ment. The property involved IS worth
500. 600
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ESCAPE CUT OFF.
4 Mine In Montana Takes Fire-Nine Men
Imprisoned aud All Hope of Their Res
cue Abandoned.

A Mine IN Montana Takes Fire-Nine Men
Imprisoned aud All Hope of Their Res
cue Abandoned.
BUTTE. Mont. April 22.-Isy fire in
one of the shafts Of the Butte and Bos-
ton company Friday morning nine
miners were eut of from escape and
were either burned to death or suffca-
ted. All hope of rescue has been aban-
doned. The origin OF the fire is not
known II may have been started by
candle stuck IN the timbcrs
John Kramer. the only man who es-
capped. was slightly injured, having
been scorched about the face and his
hair was badly singed. Mr.. Kramer
was punpman at the 5o0-foot station,
and the first ntimation he had of the
fire was a shot of flames and smoke
M the shaft. lie called 10 the men
on the 500-foot level. One rushed out
and sad: Hold on till | get my
partner" The man ran back, but the
flames were seething, and MIR Kramer
realized that further delay on his part
woud Ia fatal The cage was growing
very hot, but nc got Oh and was quick
~ taken to the surface. lie thought he
could do more good there by giving the
alarm. and starting the men TO work to
extinguish the fire. His escape was
very narrow.
The first men to descend the shaft
after the smoke was subdued were
| Philip Hancock and Cornelius Bowden.
They wore rubber hats and coats and
carried lanterns One man kept his
hand on the bellropc while the cage
/ slowly descended Men with hose
played strong streams on the bon
net of the cage: thus keeping the
! smoke down as lauch as possible. At
/ the first attempt the cage went down
only I75 feet The men were quickly
! raised and reported that the smoke was
bad. A second trip was made and this
time they went within 10 feet
and Richard Tagq.e AID AID Richard Kemp
then went down They were lowered
to the 4OO-foot level They reported
4 they could not see anything for the
smoke and the water pouring down was
/ freezing them. Peter Monday and Peter
/ Iague then made trip 10 the 50O-foot
/ station. IT was evident that the water
was steadily beating the smoke back
| A dog was next secured and placed
on the cage. The terrified animal was
! tied and lowered to the 100-foot station,
I the bottom of the shaft He was left
there about three minutes and was
then brought 10 the surface Many
eager miners watched intently at this
/ proceeding. none venturing a word
| TSey were anticipating the worst. But
a shout of Joy went up when the dog
| appeared ia sight. not lying down as
/ when he was lowered, bat standing up
in the cage eager To be released.
/ All efforts we're thcn directed to No.
/ = shaft. Men went down with chemical
! fire extinguishers but could not see
through the smol1e. They shouted at
/ the top of thdr voices in the hope of
hearing from he imprisoned men, but
received no leply. These attempts
were continued for several hours, and
while the smohe was not 50 great tine
heat grew more intense, and both the
officials and miners have given up all
| hope of rcseuing the men alive.