The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-10-19
NEWS OF A WEEK.
October II,
at its lowest point.

malgned.
The continuous session farce of the Senate has
commenced.
| Brazil expected to retake a monarchical form
of government
| Tartar emetic instead of saleratus in bread
may cause several deaths.
| AstOr's steam yacht smashes into Jersey
| City ferry boat soaring many.
October r.
! Allen talked all night to help silver
| Paris enthuses over Russian sailors
| Petfer's free coinage amendment voted on
and defeated.
| Nearly 600 horses burned to death by fire in a
| Chicago street car barn.
The willy Gar deprecates French demonstra-
lions of Joy over his sailors.
| MinnesOta's governor we'll received at Chicago
in anticipation of Minnesota day.
| Repeal postponed by the failure of the contin-
uOus session scheme which izZed, after 1917
hours, for want of nerve and backbone.
October 49,
Russians arrive at TOulOn.
| Vest will offer another silver BILL
| Minnesota day at the Fair.
| Colorado mine owners cry free silver or moth
ing
! The Union Pacific will go into the hands of re-
ceiyers.
y compromise on silver repeal reported us
agreed to by the executive
Vigilant wins the third race with the Valkyrie
by forty seconds.
Trust companies debarred from doing bank
ing business in Minnesota.
The reprieve of Thompson of Dakota. secured
by Measurements. is cancelled.
Twelve killed and twenty-One wounded of a
Worlds Fair excursion on the Michigan Central.
Another West Indian cyclone sweeps north
ward along the east coast with much damage.
October H.
Weeks not eXtradited.
Brazil in a bad way between the two political
fires.
Voorhees, says we've only just begun the
fight,
Thirty five fresh yellow fever cases at Bruins
wick, Ga.
Eighteen million people have visited the
Worlds Fair so far.
Germans are not bothering about the Franco
Russian festivities.
The compromise on silver not agreed upon;
more dickerng to be done.
London papers call the effort at continuous
session extremity of feebleness.'
German stock markets for American securities
paralyZed by slOwneSS of silver repeal.
The storm damages the entire Atlantic sea-
board. especially Wilmington and Baltimore.
October 10.
Compromise men still tnkering.
Russians again attempt to enter the PamirS.
Storm on the great lakes causes much damage
and loss.
The Dean Richmond founders on Lake Erie
with all on board.
Closure bill for both houses being prepared by
Hall of Minnesota.
American securities shrunk in Europe on ac-
count of repeal failure.
The President is evidently determined on re-
peal from Voorhees, fresh stand.
Repeal men tripped into adjournment by the
oppOsition's knowledge of minor rules.
Two American officials will shortly marry a
Honolulu Chinese millionares daughters
October 16.
RepealerS again move aggreSSively.
Night sessions ended by fbusters.
LOchren uncontrolled in charge of the pension
bureau.
The W. C. T. T. worlds congress cOnvenes at
Chicago.
The 500 makes a $50 round trip rate to Puget
sound points.
Many foreigners killed during the lombard
ment at Rio.
The Antitrust association organized and
in working order.
McCreary Chinese deportation bill with Geary
amendments passes the House.
English sailors jOllify i'll Italy as an offset to
the Franco Russian hOb-noh.
October Il.
Slavery abolished in Bolivia.
The President too busy to iunket.
X.President Mcmahon of France. is dead.
Three year-old Fantasy trOts in 2:OSal at Nash
vile.
The bill preventing bank officers loaning them
selves money, passes.
Wild enthusiasm among the Parisians over the
visit of the Russians.
The bloody shirt waved over the bill removing
a test oath of loyalty required of pensioners.
Huron S. d., neighborhOOd swept by prairie
fires which do much damage.
A probable joint caucus of democrats of both
houses to discuss repeal action.
Aluminium checks, being used in South DakO-
ia currency. are considered illegal.