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a Plot Fooled.

ST. Louis, March 27.-I.ast Monday one
James +. Gosney, alias John Lowe, alias
- Huntington, alias Roland II. Cana;
his mistress, Miss Minnie Myers, alias Min
ME 1--we; Louis Lutz. alias Louis Kinder
lingcr: Clark Goodwin. John Reed and
Robert Wethered met in South Fourth
street saloon and formulated plan to rob
one of the outgoing trains tonight. Gosney,
who was captain Of the party, was to fur
nish three sticks of dynamite ready for
use, anc the other members of the party
were 10 procure revulvers ANA sacks in
which to carry away the plundcr secured.
Each did his paIt. and was ready to meet at
the saloon at q O'Clock tonight, as agreed
upon.
Wethered however yesterday called upon
the police officials and disclosed the Whole
scheme. AS the different oLes approached
the saloon tonight they were put under
alrest. A search of the Myers woman 3
place on Clark avenue disclosed the guns
and the dynamite that were to be used On
being arrested all the parties confessed that
they were intending to rob either the Iron
Mountain tlain near Jefferson Barracks or
the Frisco express at point about ten
miles from the city. The parties are all
under twenty-five years of age and Weth-
cred and Goodwin claim to be from Texas.
The others are local tOughS Wetherctl
the police report, cannot be found but 1t is
believed he "ds allowed to 90 after giving
up the details of the plot.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
A I,rcucI, az J.,i,,,,.,,.

Washington, March IS Dr. T.. q. st.
H'ir' Tor NOR" than twenty seven years
head OF tl" consular bureau in the state
department. has been r,.noycd Latte
Saturday afternoon Secretary Gresham
sent II note I" Dr. ST. Clair notifviu.. him
th! he desired him To tender his rsir-
iltich ut once. and further tI;it his as
sls'ant. w. q. Eaison of North Caroliun.
ilii'i already been appointed his successor.
ana would assume the duties of tho. office.
liils was naturally n surprise to DR.. St
'lhlr, VII" had never before dreamed that
ms "ih"al conduct had Eccn called into
question. III" sought an cxpIanatiou
from the secretary. Til" Irttrr is said
'D nav" told HIM That ne had been yuiliv
Oh h"i'iii!s lack official papers on III.
score 'ii;it They Were. personal letters
ana Tor ms .'frnS. his resignation was
i".ln's'"l- These l,Hi"rS. it is said. con
,ahi"h ,hih 'liarsrS against II certain United
S'i''S consul III Germany. and instead of
."hle treated as private by Dr. ST. Clair
u"y should lave been sem i'm ,hn;r
regular departmental round. DR.. 81 Clair
produced IN" letters in Question wI,irl,
he rl;iiir'l I" b" his priv;lt. corrosunni.
ehce. but he did hot succeed in ,unyinc-
!ne 'hc secretary thai they were other
,iih1i official rnr"rs or thai he had NOT
pccll Gnllty "I II breach of official nti-
Iu"ttr. '''' ''i-
Another story is that ST. Clair h,s
n''n hi;il, llic soap" goat in tll,. mistake
n''''i' III me appointment of e. s. Srurrv
d, r'n >llhr agent at Yarmouth, y. S
" With .i'i appointment WAS subsequently re-
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.Hu,l,. nud Nn..,1

Chicago. March - "You cuuno, u,t. -
r"ri" in"ihl by hrnpiny II statue. said
I'e"'iaIi w V"ik. TIE sculptor today. lie
was discussing The announcement ,h,t m.
Ilahs for Ill" Heb" fountain on th. L,k.
ir"'.t Had been radically changed bv ,hn
executions Of III "srai. Of Mulirir. I,ns.u.
berg. III" donor ''Ihe fanatic, and br,ts
VIII haN" i" xiv" way. II i, S!ich pcoul.
VII" nav" CAUSED III" wnlli~ fair Ia h..
cc'">'d on Snn'ny. AID in,ii"t"i :. grave. In
jury on ia" WORKING glasses. an injury which
VII: return "h iii" .>f.Sitipn. for tli.y viii
ma that six 'lny> receipts viii NOT be
.i!"iigh Ia pa III" expenses hofur. ,il.. fair
Is over. Ill" l;">"n!,.r. executors however
have met ana dn"ir"i that II.hr u;idrap,d
"o'ii'. shock The proper people Of the com.
ihlihitT. ami ti:i some lusrrZ"aluus might
''disi.ur. fit. h,Iutiful Helm lv ,llrpvju, =,
sr!"k a l.. Which would inflict iir.I,ai.h..
injury" III" nw Heb" j. nor an ji,,Jnuyn
ineni on ,hn wloin. II is desiyurd by
Me''hiI an j. frin@ r:i-; in hrc,lZ.. bv Nu,.i.
lrir. of Munich. Ground will be broken uryt
week for line f"iI'iIti"n Of the fountain
This inri"it recalls the covering 81 1l,r
Srl."nNs AT Lincoln Park win breast p!afns
and the latter cutlery II good people som.
ultra goi wil"n ST. G:iu!ciiS Diana was
Removed here from New York to iIn nm or
ii;iIm"nt for ia" lorti"ultlrnl lmil.!iii. nt
III" worlds fair. The fact is routrI out
by "" naughty Chicago h..w>papcr tiai th.
left leg of The new II.l. j. still innocent Of
clothing. IL is stated that prot.S, regard
ing this viii l,e forthcoming aud there can
be but one remedy ti.. ,.rjIoll,Ir
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
snort,ny Scraps.

Ryan has not yet signed with Chicago.
The Buffalo club may play Sunday
games at Grand Island.
Hornung may get on the staff of Ma
tional league umpircs.
The reconstructed New York team
ought to be- one of the best basc-running
teams in the league.
Ned Hanlon declares that Lady Bald
win of Detroit was the best lcft-hander
that ever carved IL ball, and Tim Kecfc
the best righthander.
The latest players claimed by San
Francisco are First Bascmnn MotZ and
Short Stop Willard Holland. Motz is
also claimed by Atlanta, TO whom lie be-
longs by reservation.
Pfeircr will he a member of the Louis
villes this year without any doubt. Last
season he received IL salary of $500,
but he has agreed to play for Il much
lower sum.
"Silver" Kiug will sign with the New
York Base Ball club when he gets his
contract. Louisville wanted King. but
failed to get linn. |, is said that King
has been in good training all the winter
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
In Alnnilc,s Enxnr

Washington, March 2S.-The reports
Of lli" majority and minority on the con-
tested election case of Lee Mantle, sen
ator appointed by the governor of Mon
tana, We're made To the srnntr to-dny.
Mr. ll"ar submitting the report of the
majority in favor of seating Mr.. Mantle,
and MIR. Vance. chairman of the commit
lr", the minority report against srnting.
There are two other cases, those of MIR.
br"hwiih, APPOINTED by tli. governor of
Wyoming. and MIR. Allen, appointed by
the governor Of WaShinginn lna>mici
as I he facts are the same, lile test will he
made III the case of til" senator upon
whose credentials the report is made.
IL is not unlikely that as this is decided
SO VIII he the others, Both reports quote
Noi'lhlh"'iSly from the early decisions of
the senatr upon eases dealing with the
Same question:
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Worlds Fair Rates..

st. Paul Special Telegram. March
On April / the 1ranscontincnt:il as.
tiOn will meet in Chicago ami will then
tie the question of the worlds fair rate;
far as the territory west of the Nilsson
river 10 the Pacific coast Is concerned Al
the last meeting of the association the
ioads interested We're anxious 10 arrange
the natter. but wcr" liiibc 10 dJ owing
to the want of lusiug rates from the West
crn Passenger a>Socintion. which controls
the lines running int" rhir.lg" from the Mis-
souri, river. Al that nic.tii. the Southern
I'nriiic submitted II proposition Of rate of
so for one "trip IN either direction. east or
west between the Eastern terminals Of
the Transc"ntin"mtal asSoriiti"n territory
Northern Pacific. discussing the subject yes
h.rla; however, WAS of the opinion that the
proposition would not lie adopted. owing TO
the opposition of the Colorado roads. What
the nt,itulc Of his own road Will he. or
what basis of agreement viii probably be
reached. he did not care I" say
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
More Money for McnI..

Chicago March Is. Western roads have
decided thar. commencing April L. meals
served III dining cars shall ',c charged at the
rate of 81 per head. instead of - cents as
heretofore. Eastern i'ots have been eharg
ing 81 I.. meal on their cars. and 50 have
posed icticn will pun all lines on the same
plane. y" action worlds fair rates or
other subjects WAS taken hy tn" Western
The jacksonville y Southwestern has pos
i.ively refused To become member of
The association. and the chances seem to
be That the Alton will also stay our, as it
has already refused 10 he member unless
,lr, Iachsohville n Southwestern remain in
LIZ. f.lI
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Lutin.r wn,J.. ONT.

Jackson, Mich, March 2S.-R. Irving Lati-
ncr, the famous marticidc. has escaped
from the state prison. l.atimcr got out by
getting the keys and walking ont of the
front door of the prison. Inc keys are
at night. is in Jail now. IL is supposed that
i.atimrr got possession of some powerful
drug and administered it to the guard and
night turnkey. Guard liaght was found
dying ah"n' 1 o'clock this morning. l.utimrr
havi" an hour before that time.
iiae H. ai 3 II. III. Il. Irving Iatimer
brutal'y murdered his own mother AT jack
son on the night of Jan. "A. lSS). His trial
lasted twenty days. and was very Scnsuton-
al. He was sentenced 10 life Imprisonment.
Iatimrrs father died under suspicious cir
cninstnnres Il year previous tn the murder.
He WAS heavily insured in favor of the wife
aud son. and ii is believed that the son
poisoned him.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Lizzie Moore Awaits IL Divorce
ErOm Hcr lusilnnL

Duluth Special. March .S-I.izzic Morse
of Duluth has begun suit for divorce from
her husband. James T.. Morse, II we'll known
business man of saltwater. The plaintiff
Is but eighteen years old and defendant is
forty-two Yhey have been married three
Years. all of which time She has lived in
ilulutn. She alleges he deserted her last
Norelmhcr and topk their child. Il twu-ycar
old daughter, AWAY from her. She also
charges him with cruelty and non-support
asks FOR the custody OF The child and wants
Suitatlc ulimuny.
Fred 4. Hart has disappeared and his
wife claims he has deserted her and run
away with Il variety actress named Jennie
Fay, whom Ii" has been supporting during
his wi:r's absence in Minneapolis for srv-
the employ of the fire department here until
recently.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

New York. March ~. Iud." WnllDc" in
the circuit court this m"rnins handed down
Il decision in the cas-" of John g. Emo, the
drfiGliiug president of Til" Second National
bai X. who. in lSSi. fled la Canada to cS,ipe
punishment for miSappr"piiaIin" til" funds
of the bank. and VIII" returned to This city
Il few months ago. Incr this decision in.
lcncnis against Fin" in the court Of gen
crai sessions ar" dismissed Judge benedict
now nnd"r consideration n morton % "x.
Senator Frank ili-ru.k To dismiss, The iiriict.
incnts against En-" returned by the grand
jury III tbr United States court in lSSl
If I llrsc indictments are dismissed. Emo will
l.. fro,
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

New York, Sprcial March 2s-I.r.siI.nt
Thomas +. oakcS. of the Northern Pacific
speaking today of the plans for carving
Tn. $'.Wnrn iinatins debt of the r,uJ. s;iI ::
W." ar" going I" fund tine Heating debt
bnt M exactly whit lniEncr we have moi
y'' determined. We havr for some time
been considering II plan To issur for tl,ut
rnrpos" co!int'ral trhst notes The debt
mat urnS III dates varying from S.pt. | TO
it.. t'''.. 81; 50 that there is no necessity for
Iisir. IN" inattrr may he decided III the
i.At meeting of the board OF directors on
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

Mason city, Iowa. Special March IS
Tie stable containing Kirk Bros. racing
string WAS burned Tonight. liz III. St:.:,Ics
were Storm. 2:nsi.: Brown JOHN full
and several Other valuable horses all Ut
wltfcl. we're. buried.
Storm WAS of the most irornisin.
horses Ill" turf. His sp..-i s...w.d q
steady increase from 2::,H as Il two-y.ar-
old !" .:osf. a. :, four -ye'r-uld IT,, WAS
expected 10 mike mark uf at ."::si = ~
this s.a-"m An of"r Of 50 on was r..cciif-
ly r"fu-. T. Tn. cltir.. stri,t. WAS valued
ut Slvp,E.p
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
No Compromises.

Washington. March 2s-Durine rhe ex
ectivc session Of the senate today Mr.. Sicr-
man. .hirrnan of the Republican caucus.
notified the Democrats of til" action taken
of the elective officers of tn. ;. ;iar,.. which
was TO the effect thar the I:cI.ul,ii,.ins
would accept Il" romproniisr. Mr. Gorrlan
Republicans should accept the COMPROMISE
That had been suggested. and before any
discussion could arise. If there had I-.en
adjourn and the executive session. vas
ended '- vas
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
IrctnlIy Jujurrlj.

Dubuque. Iowa. Special, March 2s.-Lonis
Johnson who had cut woo during the win
ter for old man Thompson of Eld"ra'i".
Fay"t" county and had 1r"ubl" win him,
entered the Thompson Sllanly saturday l."
get his cIuthcs and was attacked 10y Th"Inp
sons s,i,s. On" "f whom engaged him in
trent white the other stabbed linn III tn
back. neck and head. johnson WAS found
lying unconscious in the road Saturday
night and todd the story IN recovering his
senses Suml;y afternoon. The tire" ThomI-
SONS wrl" placed in Jail ut West Union.
Tile surgeon stated This morning. that John.
son could not live. A Telegram from West
Union tonight says th" report from FL
dorado His afternoon was that he could
not survive tlu. ,l;,y
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Taken From !, Tumor.

Pirtsburg. March 2s-One of the most
remarkable and difficult operations the
medical profession has ever known oc-
CURED yesterday at the Allegheny gen
eral hospital. 1t was the removal of
an ovarian tumor weighing 1oO pounds.
The patient was Mrs. Brush, wife of
Albert J. Brush. clerk of Coroner III.
Mcdowell. and the operator was DIR. r.
Stanbury Sutton. Mrs Brush was rest
ing very easy this evening. and her
chances for recovery are good The tn
NOR measured FIVE feet aud fiv. inches
in circumference. and the patient ONLY
weighed si1ty-tive pounds after the ope-
ration
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
RHODES is ARRESTED.
lie Is Charged With Pcriury,

81. Phul, Specihl Telegram, MARCH 2S.-
John j. Rhodes, the principal in the
now famous coal conbinc investigation,
was arrested yesterday and is now held
accountable to the State of Minnesota
on the serious charge of perjury. An
other chapter has been added to the
famous Rhodes case Mr.. Rhodes was
arrested at 4 o'clock Yesterday after
noon while walking up Fourth street
i'll company with his attorneys G. ID.
and Thomas O'Brirn. and appctHtiring in
the municipal court few minutes later
gave satisfactory bond for his appear
lncc before the grand jury May 1, and
was released.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

Great Falls Mont. Special March 2s.-
Last Thu >day six Englishmen four
Austrian> and German all laborers,
left Maple Creek station Oh the Canadian
Pacific 10 walk Ia iiavre on the Great
Northern. Il distance If 70 miles When
near the boundary line they encountered so
much snow and suffered 50 severely from
cold weather that the Englishucn weakened
and turned back. the others keelIn. iravely
on The latter reached Hayre last night in
such 4 deI'lprable condition that they could
hardly walk. Two of the Austrians mad
badly frozen feet. while all of the PARTY
were suffering from snow blindness. They
came here to-day for medical treatment
and are in ;Le county hospital. II Is feared
some Of 1hen My lie
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Sinful Doings.

Burglars secured $1,000 from the post
office at Mexico, Mo.
In knife fight at Pitkin. Ark n young
man named Curtis was cut to pieces by
companion named Caudle.
DIR. r. w. Fuller, postmaster at AL
lapaha, Ga, committed suicide by taking
morphine.
Mrs. Martha Taylor. charged with mur-
dering her husband last September, was
acquitted at Abeline Kan.
A man has been arrested at Butte,
Mont, for the murder of John Nj. Clay
ton at Plummerville, Ark. four years
ago.
George Price was convicted at Bloom
ington, ILL.,, of the murder of John Hay.
and was sentenced to forty years i'm
prisonment.
Frank Haumesser of Madison. Ind.
was shot and instantly killed by Walter
Jewass, house painter, i'll saloon at
Colnersville, Ind.
Inspector Biercy, commander of de-
tachment of Northwest Territory mount
ed police at Edmonton, committed sui
eide by shooting.
Tennessee desperadoes were foiled in
an attempt at train robbery, after fight
with officers, in which several ON both
sides were killed.
AT Nelsonville, Ohio William Haller.
railway brakeman. while in Il quarrel
with his wife, seized hatchet and sunk
it in her skull. She cannot live. Haller
escaped, but was subsequently arrested.
p. ]. Elliott, who with his brother,
w. ]. Elliott. is serving twenty-year
sentence in the Ohio state prison for
the murder of A. c. Osborn. Columbus
newspaper reporter. has appealed his case
to the supreme court on error.
The bodies of five Nebraska people.
who are thought to have been murdered.
We're found in box floating down the
Missouri river. They are believed to
pc Il familS which disappeared several
months ago.
Enoch Move of Rochester. Ind. on
~.:- hrib.s an al.ntor
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

Washington, Special, March Is. Although
1t has been stated that the patronage of
South Dakota was 10 be turned over To
Senator Kyle. som" South Dakota Demo
Gratis are still in Washington and have more
or less To S:iy about affairs, and there is an
evident lack of harmony between the vari
ous factions. There have been two nice
offices Hrnnl in South Dakota ever since
the l'rm"ril'ir administration came into
power. These are United States district at
torncy and the rrrciyrrship of the Rapid
City land office. Whether Mr. Kyle wants
different men for these positions than thos,
desired hy National committeeman Wo".ls,
or whether III" president hrs not vet feel
satisfied upon whom to settle rs th" patron
ngc distributor in that state, is unknown.
but for some reason the appointments are
not made.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
a nul Mnn come. ,o cr,o.

New orirsI., March 27-The Times-Dem
ocrat's San Antonio special says: Advices
reached here of the capture of Carlet
ters of the Texas frontieS Small recently
finished q sentence of five years in Chi
hual!ua, Mexico. for robbins Il train on the
Mexican Central single handed. few
weeks ago he entered the town of del Rio
about noon He was on horseback and with
six. shooter in each hand depopulated the
at every man who dared show his head.
and kept the town in Il state OF terror until
4 Few brave citzcnS hegan taking shots at
him With WiGchesters. He then rode off
ana crossed the river into Mexico. He re-
:urrcd 10 Texas a few days ago, and was
7akrn into custody at Neuces Station by a
Sl.An is chargel with house theft
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Oxford WIN ROW ~. w-,,,

New Haven, March :1--The management
OF the Yale crew received LAST ni.ht c.,t,i.-
gram from the oxford crew III ret,Iy To rIl.
1ale-Harvar,l re'ige>t for an international
race this summer. Although rI.- YaI- man
ayers refuse 10 show the ,.ibl,.grarn II *
how clearly understood in riI-- s1,II.-,. rta,
oxford vii! row The winner of the Yale
Harvard race the II-w London ,.yIr.-
soon after Ih.. American .olIeg. clanlrio1I-
ship Is decided.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

Washington, March 2s. Mr.. ,l.vclan,i's
right I" the presidency WAS disputed to-
uay by Mrs. ihurSton, an old lady who
not only considcrs herself as owner of the
United States. but of tIu. kingdom of Great
Britain and ireland as well. .lrs. Thur>ton
was among those who shook hands with
the president 1T III" public reception in the
east room this Afternoon. H.. II il"r turn
came. she grasp II Mr.. Ci..,.i..nd'S hand
III a; flrn grip and pour'-i ;u.' licr story,
much to his very Obvious ..:..l,:lr..isslicIt
Mrs. Thursfon said she w;,r;..i Nr. ,'i.ve.
land To take charge Of her possessions un-
der a deed of trust TO bc haii,i..! over when
she received her annuity Of SEVERAL hundred
thousand dollars. which viii si:blc her TO
live in Il style bettting her rank and pos
sessions. Her opportunities for a private
audience TO arrange details were politely
parricd and after Keeping III. line waiting
Tor five minutes. Mrs. Tlurstnn moved on,
with the parting renark that She would re-
turn.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Nashville. nnn,. r,u,r,,

Nashville. Tenn. March 2S I'll. finan-
cial panic wa> resumed here this morning.
and hundreds Of d"Io>itors withdrew
their money. but in nearly every instance
r-'l-i,o>it,-d. a> they saw that th.r. was
no c:tll>" for alarm. Tw" small banks.
the Mechanics and the Bank Of Com
iierce. avail-l Themselves If III" sixty
day law. One. aud probably both. will
r->lItn" business. IL" excitement tonight
had subsidized. and 40 more trouble is
feared
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
EMULATE THE DALTONS.
A BOLD BANK EOBBERY By -
BANDITS.
The Bank Of caney. Kan.
spoiled of All Its Ave-
Cash in Broad Day
In Regular Dali
Style.

They We.
Coffcyvillc, i
robbery partak
ut the famous
tober, in which so. vi tfe parllclpnn
lost their lives. was enacted ut Canny.
Nan. this afternoon. The only thing
missing to make it more closely resemble
the robbery in which the Dnltons took
part was that nobody was hurt They
bandits got $1,000 and have IL good start
on their purSlrrS, and perhaps will never
be captured. Canry is IL small town
eight miles south of here and very close
to the Indian Territory line. The bank
robbed was the Cane. Valley, the only
one i'll town. AT 1:l5 this afternoon
two men, who were recognized us the
notorious Henry Starr. an escaped con-
wet. aud II man named Ncwcomb, en-
tered the bank unmHSkcd and leveling
their weapons ut the cashier and the
other employees four in l-dcmanded all
the money on hand Without any ado
the employees complied. and before five
minutes had elapsed from the time the
bandils entered the place they were in
possession of all the bank $ cash, about
$i.HO. Nobody but the banks en-
ll"yrs We're in the place. and as none on
the way in their conduct, the bandits
had nothing especially To fear SpOlyl
pl.lrin: The money III bags with which
they had prnvi,ir,l themselves, and ~
inG the bankers that they would Ing :, -
slant death should they attempt To imnke 81;
nn cutlery, the men backed out tha
bank. Reaching the door, which WINS OH
the main street, and hy which the usual :
humber of people were passing, tn"
men hurried tp their hGrscs. which had &
been hitchud in front. and were soon Oh |
their way ut rapid rate toward Indian
Territory. N"body had particularly
noticed even their strange actions ;ls they
ran for their horses and drove off, and
is it WAS some time before the bank
employees recovered sufficiently from heir
fright 10 make an alarm, the fleeing
men had wcnly "I time III which TO
gain IL good start On amy pursucrs.
When L." alarm MAS !inhlly given, Tie
Il, W. ui Inc daring robitci! spread lHpi!iy
and II POSSE "l r.,lIrnS WAS quickly or
Sdiilzr,i and started III hot pursuit. Be-
Tore the start could be mu,ic, however,
the robbers had secured an advantage uf
fully t.nrty minutes, and il now seems
lhIr"hal,lr that they can be cansh; up
with. Nothing had been heard from them
lat" Tonight. The bank w;ls soon sur
rounded and the still frightened bank
ofilrlal> were too overcome to accurately
State their loss, further than that every
thing in sight iii the money line had been
secured hy their visitors. This will
easily rcac! Si,DD, probably more.
Henry Starr is one of tine notorious
Dalton gang, and only recently escaped
from jail. W here lic was imprisoned for
completely in the Cotfcyviile robbery in
October last The officers iii this part OF
the country have been in constant search
Tor him lately. bnt could find no trace of
his whereabouts though they felt COLI
iidcnt he would soon be- at his old came
and thus give them Il new cicw. New
comb Is also IL notorious criminHl, hay
ing Inquired i'll several Inis,lccls in Indian
Territory and contiguous country
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

Chicaso. March 2s.Cliicasp officials laugh
at the story Of plot To a>>a>Sii.ai- rhe
w"rld'S fair. Assistant Superintendent Of
Police Georg" W. H.otari. vii. has l-.r,
looking M. the anarchists Of Chicago f.r
years. said To-day: THE reds .ir" v.r.
quiet ami have not been doing anything
for SON. riIn-- TIL. Story j. probably GOTTEN
UP To frisIIi"n r.-pI'ie from ti,. worlds fair.
but 1 can safely say that I.DrI. of ni,r in
tended visitor, n"'-i fear anything from
anarchists.