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The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
ELoPED IN THE NIGHT
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE OF A MIME.
APOLIS MAN.
He Makes a Quiet Trip to Michigan
and Weds n Lady From Milwau-
kee-His Father Very Wroth and
Tells Him to Go to.

Minneapolis, Dec. 5.-Henry Pottle, the
only sou of James H. Pottle, the money
loaner of this city. is married. For two
months he has beer travelling for the
Faribanlt Boo, snd Slne company. ana
he improved his Thanksgiving vacation
by making flying trip to ManiSsae.
Mich, the home of his hancee. and on
"Wednesday of last week repeated the
act of young I.ochinvar. only he came
out of the West horne swiftly by an m
and not an equine horse When young
Harry arrived in Manistee it was l
O'Clock in the morning. The next train
going south left ut ) a. m. BY pre-
concerted arrangement his sweetheart had
taken all her effects from the house the
evening before without her parents
Knowledge. She packed them in trunk
i'll Il place of coacealmcnt near by where
it could be easily removed without caus-
ing alarm. and when Henry arrived he
found his bride all ready to take the
train. A carriage procured near by took
the pair from the back door of her home
TO the station. She was heavily vciled.
ard while she waited through the half
hours delay of the tain she became so
restless tlat she wa, fairly beside her.
self for fear of detention. No one rec
ognized the handsome only daughter of
a. q. Hoy:, the well-to-do citizen of
Milwaukee. When the train puffrd into
tie station it wis with sigh of relief
that she took her seat beside har future
husband in the car. Here She was able
to dispense with hsr veil. for she saw
no one whom she thought could rccog-
nize her. AS the day dawned cold and
cherries. and the stops We're frequent
the anxiety of the pair increased lest
they might he Intercepted. But tn >
went through to Detloit without dcten-
1ion, and as soon as they entered th.
central station They made hasly prepar,-
1i"nS TO take Il carr ge for the nearest
minister in Windsor. Ont, across til,
river. The couple then took dinner at
one of the hotels ill Detroit. and before
leaving that night wrote long letter to
the brides anxious parents asking their
forgiveness and recognition This morn-
ing young Henry and his bride arrived IN
Minneapolis, considerably fa,igucd but
happy. The first thing young Henry did
after eating his breakfast was to call on
his father and tell him the news This
he did in quiet end nrassnming manner.
But pa'cr familas waXed wroth when he
heard the announcement and rathAr more
cnphatically ihsn polite told his sou to
go TO fallen lngcl sometimes known as
Mephstoph"lss. The young man respect
fully declined to do so, and intimated that
he would struggle along without parental
blessing. The groom is twenty-threc and
the bride twenty-.wo
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Me Is Wanted in Grand Forks.

Grand Forks. Dec. 5.-Thcrc is an I'M
pleasant rumor current in the city to the
effect that a we'll known business man,
prominent in church circles, has gone
wrong. end has left the city and perhaps
may not return, although when he left
lie said he would not return until spring.
His mode of conducting business was to
secure land on contracts, then hunt lip a
customer to whom he would sell the land
,,t considerable advance, taking in pay
mlnt therefor money and notes. When
the time came 10 give deed he had left
the city. Inquiry elected the fact also
that he had not paid over any money or
turned over any notes to the parties
from whom he received contracts for the
land. Since his departure gentleman
has been seen from whom he borrowed
over Il year ago $1,000, giving an unse-
cured note on which there is now due
over one years interest. 1t mas also been
ascertained that the day before he left
this city mortgage of $1.5OO was placed
on record against his house and lot.
Whether he borrowed this sum ia not yet
known. OF course the farmers who have
paid this money and given their notes
cannot get their deeds and will lose their
land.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
Fullerton,. Damn.c Suit,

Sioux Falls. S. D., Dec. 5.-rhe sec
.tad trial cf the damage case brought by
William Fullerton against the Home
stake Mining company began in the
United States circuit court here to-day.
This is an action for $4,000 damages
alleged to have been sustained by plain
tiff while employed as engineer for the
defendant company. Fullerton had to
crawl under a low coupling, he claimed.
to oil the machinery, and on Feb. 3, 1890,
he was caught by the shafting and so
injured that he lost both feet and was
otherwise hurt. He says that he had
often complained that the coupling was
dangerous, and the chief engineer had
agreed to have it repaired. The case
Was tried here a yelr ago and the jury
awardcd verdict Of $2O.OOO. Two of
the jurors voted for 500 damages and
one voted for the whole S4O.NO. The
trial lasted a week. Judge Sarborn, on
motion of ex-senator Gideon G. Moody.
attorney for the Homestake, set the
verdict aside and ordered u new trial
The second trial is tnlisting much popu-
lar interest. Judge John f. Garland ap
9.lrs for Fullerton
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CRIMINAL.

WOuld-be robbers We're foiled by
courageous trainmcn in Indiana.
Five Of the eighteen men on trial at
Portland, Or, for smuggling, plead
guilty.
George Stephens was fatally stabbed
in q quarrel with Tom Mercer at OF
tumwa, Iowa.
Mrs. Stella F. Gatlin, postmistress at
Meyersville, Wyo, was found guilty
OF rifling the mails.
S. c. Hinsdale. master in chancery at
Denver, Is charged with bribery and
corruption.
NJ. A. King, n War veteran. shot and
Filled his wife at Grand Rapids, Mich,
and committed suicide.
Henry Wesley was fatally hacked
Will. an AK at Mason City, Ind, by his
siel daughter during family fight.
Officers of the broken Central Hi.
nois Bank and Savings association, at
JAG oksonvillc, have been indicted.
A negro held up Julius Lang and
at Brooklyn, ILL.,, obtaining 500.
Peter Miller, harness dealer at
T"rre Haute, Ind, shot himself owing
TO i'll health and depressed spirits.
Six members Of the opium ana Chi
nese smuggling ring at Portland, Or,
have pleaded guilty.
Pekin, ILL.,, is aroused over numerous
nffenses. One man is under arrest for
causing recent fires.
Actuated by jealousy, Frederick l..
Buck Of Elgin,, ILL.,, shot his wife dead.
| Ja then frovn himself I'm
Frank Z. Scarce, the forger who es
capped from jail ut Lexington, Ky, sew
eral days ago, has been arrested In
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Edwin A. Gillespie was arrested at
San Francisco charged with til owing
Newton w. Hall. down a flight OF
stairs, causing his death.
John Kerslaw, farmer at Chand.
lerville, H., was robbed at his home
by masked men of $50 and some Jew
elry
Edward Walton was convicted at
Ottumwa. iowa. of murder in the sec
ond degree. The jury was out sixty
five hours.
Mrs. A. Il. Wishart has sued the city
OF Dcs Moines for damages. claiming
her husband was shot as the result OF
conspiracy.
Mrs. Nicholas Powers of Brazil. Ind
was arrested. cll: rled With stealing sill
Ncrware aud dresses from Mrs. A
Jones at Indianapolis.
Charles Ellsworth was arrested q
); Portland, Ind, for stabbing Melville
y Williams a month ago. While bein.
taken to his fathers home to get bal
"a he slipped away from the officers an,
- escaped.
e William Nee. Grafton, chief englnec
of the switch and signal corps Of til
} Pennsylvania lines west Of Pittsburl
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
CASUALTIES,

Arthur Berry, while asleep at Golden,
Col, was fatally cut by his half-brother,
Alex McCurdy.
George Loving fell between two
freight cars and was instantly killed at
Eckman, w. Va.
The steamer Sunbeam ran aground
in Lake Rosseau Ont. The passengers
We're taken off safely.
BY head-end collision OH the Lake
Shore road at Conneaut. Ohio, two men
were killed and two injured.
William Haines, gas house employe,
was roasted while repairing one Of the
retorts at Kingston, Ont.
Mike Brennan, tramp, fell off
train going fifty miles an hour near
Lima, Ohio. He will live.
w. A. Weber, seventy-five years old,
was thrown from his wagon by a run
away team near Pana, ILL.,, and died
from the injuries.
Five employees of Sells & Renfrow's
circus were badly hurt by car of the
Amelia, Tex.
William Laycock, fireman at n lime
kiln at LOgansport, Ind, was attacked
by a sudden illness while placing fuel
IN the kiln and fell into the furnace.
He was burned to death.
James Dunnaway was struck by a
train at Portsmouth, Ohio, and cannot
live. He is a prominent Democrat
and served several terms in the legis-
lature.
Fire started IN Hugh Shields restaur-
ant building at Oil City, Pa, and the
whole block between Center and Syca-
more, Elm and Railroad streets were
soon reduced to ashes. The loss is
about 100000. Mrs. Shields and three
Of her children are missing, and are
supposed to have perished.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Exc,nsiNc Prix,lere

San Francisco, Dec. 5.-John, ]. Val
entine, president of the Wclls-Fargo, has
just returned from New York. and an
nounces that after lively fight between
the Wells-Fargo and the Adams COM
panies. the former has secured the con-
tract with the Southern Pacific railway
for the exclusive privilege of carrying ex-
press matter over the lines of the South
ern Pacific in California for a period of
twcnty-one years. commencing Jan. 1.
The Wells-Farso company has contracted
with President Huntington to pay the
Southern Pacific a cash bonus of $l,7OO,.
600 and 40 per cent of the gross 'earnings
of the express company over the South.
ern Pacific lines during the term of the
| contract. &
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
Unite All the Churche..

Paris. Dec. 5.-Pcre Hyncinthe. in his
advent sermon in tho Protestant chapel
in the Rue Taithour, explained the OBJ
jects of the new religious society, com
posed of Catholics and I'rot"siants. called
the National Society of Evangrliza1ion,
and founded by himself and Pastor Mat
fetal. cX-prestIcnt of the colisistory of the
Lutheran church. Pcrc lIyacinthc said
skepticism arose from the Journalism and
inclusiveism, in the routine of the vnri-
ons Christian churches; he appealed for
a union of Catholics and Protestants as
realizing the idea of the new church and
embracing all those known as Christians.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Workmen in Rome engage In q riot
as result of the bank scandals.
Twelve thousand people and $4,000
in Persia.
Cassimer Perrier and Dupuy refused
to form a French cabinet. President
Carnot is unable to find Il premier.
Debate on the commercial treaties in
the German reichStag was a reiteration
OF attacks on the government
Spanish minister's at Madrid agreed
to patch up their differences until the
trouble at Morocco is settled.
Signor Zanardelli has been asked by
King Humbert to form Il new Italian
ministry but hesitates to accept the
task.
Mexican troops are said to have been
ambushed by rebels in Boca Grande
county and defeated with great slaugh-
ter
Pope Leo is apparently in good
health. He celebrated mass and after
ward received the high church digni-
taries.
The Barcelona police have now 11S
anarchists in custody, charged with be-
ing concerned in the various dynamite
outrages committed in Spain. OF this
number eleven Spaniards. three Ital-
ians and one Frcnchman are charged
with being directly responsible fog the
dynamite bomb outrage which caused
such terrible loss of life i'll the I.yceo
theater.
A dispatch from Tchcran says the de-
tails of the result of the disaster at
I<uchan recently are only just arriving.
1t is now learned that the first shock,
which occurred on Nov. IL at 7:3O in
the evening. completely destroyed the
town and all the villages within Il ra-
dius of thirty miles of the town. The
official reports confirm the previous ad-
vices that 12,O0O persons and $4,000
animals perished.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09

Dubuque. Iowa. Dee 5-The govern.
ment has subpoenacd 1on witnesses in
the Van Luven pension ease and expects
the federal grand jury to find tif,y-ninr
indictments against Van 1.eu,cn for H.
cciving illegal fees. hrihing examiners and
sLbpoening witnesses. and numclous in
dictInents against pcnsioncr, witness and
examiners
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09

Chicago, Dec. 4.-Thc trial of the as
sassin of Mayor Harrison. Prcndcrsast,
will begin to-day before Judge Brcntano.
Prendcrsast was very quiet Yesterday,
and refused 70 leave his cell to talk.
Il have nothing To say. and l will not
talk over the same old thing" he said.
Guards will lie placed at the foot of the
stairs leading to the court room, and as
soon rs the seating capacity is exhaust
ed no more people will be allowed to
pass up to the second floor 1t is be-
lieved that at least two weeks will be re-
quired to secure jury
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09

was held up and shot at by q nisn.
wayman near his home at Sewickley.
Pa. His assailant shot him. but pack.
age Of letters over his heart intercepted
the bullet and saved his life.
Leon NJ. Carrier, wanted in Montreal
on charge of stealing thirty car loads
Of flour valued ut 100000. was discov-
cred in the county Jail mt Denver. Louis
Plante, wanted in Montreal for murder
ing a Chi aman and stealing S2G.OOO,
was found in .2il at Denver by officers
sent to take Carrier to Montreal
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moist
ure like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
we'll as Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing, yield at once to DR.. Bosnnko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
parts effected, aksorbs tumors ullnvs
itching and effects permanent cure,
5Octs. Druggists or mail. Circulars
free. DR.. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by j. j. Freeman, Druggist.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
FROM THE CAPITAL.

FROM THE CAPITAL.
Washington Hesing is appointed post
master at Chicago.
In its official report the board ap-
pointed to conduct the trial of the crlis-
er Columbia praises the new war ship.
Issue Of short-term treasury bills is
under consideration by the house ways
and means committee.
President Cleveland has appointed
Eugene Chamberlain of New York COM
missioner Of navigation, vice +. G..
OBrien.
New regulations as to the registration
Of Chinese under the amended Geary
actsWere issued by the treasury de-
rartment.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
Jury Brlhiuy Alleged.

San Francisco, Dec 4.--Thc grand
jury has summoned Frank McA1anus
and ex-senator Dunn to testify in rela-
,ion TO the recent trial of NJ. Il. Curtis,
the actor, who was acquitted of the
murder of Policeman Grant. 1t is re-
ported that McManus and Dunn will
give the grand jury information that
will warrant the Indictment Of Curtis for
jury bribing. Curtis is nov i'll the
EnSt
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
1t In Now still.

Clarksvillc, Tenn, Dec IA wild cat
brandy still. belonging TO William Fow-
Ter, was captured in Warren county, and
one boiler. an engine. worm. mill,
thirty-one tubs. eleven casks and 3S2
gallons of apple juice were seized. Fow-
ler was bound over to the federal court.
Eight hundred gallons of beer were also
captured in Grunly county and destroyed.
The owner was not found.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
news From Hnwnll.

Port Townsend. Wash, DC. 5.-The
barkcntinc Nickitot. Capt. Cutler, ar
rived to-day from Honolulu with advices
to Nov. 20, four days after the steamer
Alameda sailed for San Francisco. In
an interview published in the Evening
Star Minister Willis is reported to have
said: "You are authorized to state that
no change in the present situation will
take place for several weeks. ! brought
with IN" certain instructions from the
United States government on the Hawa-
iian situation. Since my arrival COLI
t;..gencics have arisen about which neith-
er the United States government nor my
self We're aware when I left Washing
ten. hav, thought best in exercise of
the discretion allowed to submit those
matters to Washingt, III before proceeding
further to carry out nv original -instruc-
tiors. No one need fear trouble, and no
lawlessness will be permitted"
Chfsel of Cooncy.
Chicago, Dec. AIRS. Andrew Foy,
who will be the first witness for the
state in the Coughin trial, viii, it is re-
ported, testify that DIR. Cronn was killed
by a carpenters chisel, welded by Pat
rick Cooncy. the long-missing suspect
The report has it that Martin Burke. now
dead, held Cronin, while policeman,
still on the force here, and whose first
name is said to be Michael, stood guard
at the door. Cooney is represented to be
the only one who struck the doctor, and
only Burke, Coonry and the anonymous
policeman suspect were In the cottage.
Iceman O'Sullivan is said to have acted
as guard at the rear of the cottage out
| side.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
.o,, xu.n ,,,o ,urn,rurc.

Dundas, Mimi. Dec 5.-The residence
known as the Strange property, owned by
the Building and Loan Association Of
Faribault, was totally destroyed ny fire.
The entire furniture of Mr. Srarles val
ued at $3.50. was destroyed. Total loss,
$1,000; insured for $500. Eighty dollars
belonging TO Mr.. Scarlrs was burned
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
Chicago AInn Killed

London. Dec :. Andrew Stoddard
Rhodes, Il Chicago passenger on the
ship Campania, fell from train while
going to Glasgow Saturday evening and
moo Gillod
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09

Fo' Over i fIy YrNrN
AN OLD AND WELL Tried REMEDY Mrs.
inslpw's SOnlhns syiup has b. en- used for
over fifty Years by mill ons " mo H. RS tor Il eli
1t soo1h' IS the ND, sorleIs he gums, all .ys q
y f.. cues Wind c'llc. aud Is the best remedy 70
d ayr 9a. 'asInt To the taste. Sui by
fiv" GEMS bUrte l value Isl cAlculat Ia BE
sue auG ash 10 Mrs W1nslo IS So1tnlng syrup.
ana Las % her kid.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
DicI mt I,c.ter pr,irtr
Prenlercast.s Trial.

Lester Prairie. Mimi. Dec 5.-Mais
Maschke OF this place died 'l,lS morning
after au illness of two weeks.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Latest and Most Important News
of the World, CulleL From the
telegraph Reports OF the Prcss
AssOciati0ns.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
That New Road I.n Go.

Minneapolis. Dec. 5.--It s",lns from the
pl lesent Indications that the Lake Superb
or, Southwestern Il Gulf railroad scheme
is go. Additional particulars have been
obtained and it is rumorcd that, among
other prominent capitalists interested, are
the pillsburys of Minneapolis. Russell
Sage, J. v. Farwell and General Manager
ST. John, of the Rock Island road, will
have an interest in the new concern.
The new system. it is said. will start with
the St Paul Il Duluth, making connec-
tions to Lyle, Mimi. where the Iowa
Central tracks will be used to Abba,
Iowa. From here the Abba & Moravia
will be used to Centerville. Iowa. Fifty
niles of track will then have to be built,
connecting with the Martin system in
Missouri. which will give entrance to
Aurora, Mo. From here another inde-
pendent line of 2:5! miles will have to be
built to Little Rock. where connections
for the balance of the dstarce to the
gulf can be made. The promulsators of
the new road have been Keeping the
scheme quiet in order to avoid coupe
tition. The lihe will be of immense bene-
fit to shippers in this section, who wish
to be relieved from the excessive charges
Of the trunk lines east of Chicago.
bad for Lossers.
La Crosse, Wis, Dec. 5.-Judge Nor
row rendered decision to-day in the
circuit court which, if sustained. will
make trouble for logging interests on
Black river. In the case of the Black
River Improvement company VS.. the cx-
ccutors of the will of n. B. Holway to
collect tolls for running logs, defendants
d.mulTc,l Oh the ground that the .Dr-
poration had no legal life. The improve
ment company was chartered in 1861 for
twenty-five years, and the charter cy-
tended twenty-five years hy the legis-
latnre of 1882. The judge holds that TIL
power to grant extension in giving new
lift TO 4 corporation that would other
wise be extinct is cut off by the general
act of 1872 and the constitutional amend
mcnt adopted the preceding wear. If
sustained the company can no longer
maintain boom or o,h'r worns. The case
will 20 to the supreme court as soon as
possible
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09
OTHERWISE.

now ,rold c,mn has heen onanad
in Colorailo nn,r CoIcrado SnrinoS
Scores are going to the place.
Tn providrnce r O,nov urn
was olectnl moror INV a moior;tv ~
400.
Afro.americons nro in session at
1.;ncinnoti With :, 1ia,v +o tho innnrova.
ment of the race.
Lo,o,,o.oo Mitch hos ,o,.so .,,,t
10 hc,'ntnI s,nnosn,,,,. VA, with 'I'o t,n snirit n
of it's former master
sovor,, tov,ns IN 1on,ossoo in +bo
a;s,,,,a'.,, e .o"A ~ "ss. So. ~, .i,o ho
M yalcnce of small noy
. .....
- secles sociees il''ehueu 10 eouii.ei-
aeI .iie e,lee's =! VI .ne ~, -. ~ las peen
III;,o;s ,o,,,,s. t;rs.+ n tho ,,rod,,o+;o,
~ dint,1od sni,ts .'o ocnari;na a LIN ~ "n 'T. ;n
tarnaI rawa,,,n p..,i;, rti;,.a ronort s'
,,-"i Nv ,Aoe ,' oNl 49,
dor nn,t,ol ,hn n;,rhtrNfoo+ snn,,tinS ~
tos;,r % ,,.nlI ~ u,,ra,, g IN ~ sio''A7 "a
'e,,.''n "..4 "' --".on' ~ -
=, ooihpe'i.ols :.S VI .ile ieilassls:inla ioad
Ch;c5Sa pno,.;a % "nd Ct '1n5 In,,is i.''e Ao'n
e''
o!ate commissioners nave completed
tleir annual inspection Oh ilillols foads
Nv ..''N' .,.a,, Wv ~ " ,'' e'a .'.'o'
gov Ai.seiu mas apl'oil.e4 -, .w:hty'
cisilt aelcSi!les 10 represent 1lllllols I'D
'iie na'ioii''i LII iiieis eoli'less'
lnulana WIS VIZ VICTORIOUS III ltS SUIT
asaiisl .iig a"iies.on 'eAoo,ins cup 10
recover iaise 'i"e' VI swamp iano.
BLOCK coal operators IN Indiana met
a. u. hIalli IA; ;..iu .olniea eoniplne 10 con-
'fol 'iic ou'pu. "iiu lesui!.e prices.
Mayor Daniels OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
ordered all gamDllng places closed and
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09

Ool, time OF arny1li- q ven. passenpe,st t,.,ns
81" ystu p five mil u 1s Dickinson Pussenx-
ers " tn tic II e allowed to llde on tue rear
Sc. ton oil No. 81 "
For Information, time cards, map. and
tickets. ca a on or write Ticket Agent n
Northern Pacific r. R. a, ckinson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Weber County Co Vt.

Irdgo Bishop prsslG.u over the
regular session Of the Mseor
county court yesterday. Tbs fellow
ing business was disposed &c Geo. E.
Carter and Willism A. Mofia' asked
that the school district Of Eden DO in'
oluded Ia the Huntsville district.
Referred.
David II. Burnett Of Farr wsat sent
IN communication asking the court
10 romlt the amount Of q merchandise
licenve. Old age and inability to fol-
low his regular occupation were thu
grounds upon which .he psiltlvn NAt
based. Referred to ssloetmsn Sven.
sen.
&C. Wilson and may other promi.
nsnt citizens Of Hooper sent In petit
lion asking the court TO extend the
county road from Plain Clsy 10
Hooper.
William l.. Stewart, Jusiios Of tbs
peace at Plain City, submitted hii
fiuapclal report for the past quarter,
which waa read and Med.
W. q. Wilson asked for license ~
sell Intoxicating liquors. Laid on the
table for one week.
Lorenzo Fisher ps,itioned for dam
ages for the loss Of valuable mare,
that had TO be- killed through an acci-
dent that happened on account Of the
roads In the district OF Salt Greek. The
county attorney gave II NJ his opinion
that the county was not responsible FOR
this.
After one or two other items had
been attended TO, the court adjourned.