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The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Washington. Sept. IL While all the
outward appearances in,;lrl" that 'h'
situation l., The ,.na,.. is unchanged aal
that the preset, 'irhat" "m The r'Ic;'l
hill inay r"niinwr ir,, ,tinii,!N. lh"i" ar"
e. rt;,im facts apparent t" ll'' niilia''h
which ~ Ia show ih;ll the rnd is IN sight,
an.i t!irrr is y strong probability thai til"
ate vii! h,' either ready L" adjourn
"; To take up other legislation hN OF. l.
This conclusion is not rra''i,"i as ihr rr-
.;ulI ul the ~t;,I,,'."uts Given ,lll In effect
hy ,ilr ;.dvm'tt.' =" til" lill. hn' is be
Nrv,nl In l,r justified ly ilr circumstances
oi the >i,,l.,,i',n Very few "i even the
>taunri,r>, nl' the >li,,'r advocates amy
longer claim 81 majority "i III" srnat"
up"u lll" subject q, r"p"al. They ar"
hopeful of procuring: the adoption of an
amendment whirh will give Recognition
il, some form to- silver and ihIS aN"i l.
iig the necessity oi taking II voi" upon
the repeal bill as i, stands. There are
rrriail votes which they hope 4" secure
for an amendment of this character.
1, May hr stated definitely that no
organized determination To iilihu>irr has
been reached. and the probabilities now
are that there will he 10 extended of
fort after legitimate debate has been on
MluSiul To prol"ag the session OF The
senate or lmStp"uc til" time for action
upon the hill The opponents of the
hill recognize that the time is not pro
pilinIS for II iilihuStcr. and that even il
they should attempt 4" hold off Il vot"
heN"al the l"gitimat" tim" the cir,nn,-
stances would all he against them. They
;ipBrrri:rtr that thew are placed M IL trr
nrnd"uS disadvantages hy til" fact that
there are no other important bills before
ih" senate and that they ;lr" thus ..onl-
PEELED I" consume all the tim" nj the
srn:.'" sessions. The calendar is SO bare
m"w that hut for the repeal bill the senate
could adjourn lu ,ii,.rr,w.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
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TRI-CE WIru MEailCn

Washington. Sept. l2-l'or the pres-
cnt a1 least The trouble growing out of
tl'r seizure Of :i.HN sheep by Mexican
customs officials ON what is claimed to
be r"snE soil has been brought to an
cld. Secretary Gresham and the presi-
dent have decided to authorize Mai.
k"ys I" surrender to the Mexican Of
iirials. This will leave the sheep in
posse s>i'n of the owners The question
of th" definite location Of the boundary
line will ii is expected, b" referred to
the MIXED commission which has had
similar problems to unrnvrl before, and
whirh is provided fer by international
trt.ttv
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
NAVAL. CADETS.

Annapolis. Md. Sept. II. The follow
ing named candidates nave passed II sue
ccssfu examination for admission L" the
United States naval academy. David T..
Thrlnw First district. Wisconsin,: Jo-
srpl W. Gacmr Twelfth district. Penn
syivanin; Harry T.. Yrarnall, Third dis
trir,. Iowa; Julius I'alk. Fourteenth dis
lricl. New York: q. G.; Murphy. Tenth
district, Ohio: Hilary Williams. Sixth
district. Indiana; Hugh X. Taylor. Sixt!
district, Ohio Irwin T. l.andiS. Seventh
district. Kansas; George WrbLrr. Third
district, .ArkllIS;S.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
DEIlRIl.M AND DEATH

Moorhead. Mimi. sept. l.. The dead
body of ELLA lvrrSon, IL girl nineteen
years of "gr, WAS found iloaIin. in the
Red river lalf Il mile below the city y.'S-
tcr'lay. The girl had been i'll with f"vcr
and the verdict of the coror.r'S jury was
HAT she came TO i.rr death by drowning
herself during II temporary fit of inSan-
i,y Drought on by Sickness
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
THIEVES AMONG THEM.

Guthrie. Okla. Sept. 12.--IIor>r thieves
arc getting in their work during the
Cherokee strip excitement. Saturday
night number of valuable animals We're
stolen here and vgilant committee is
cut after the thieves. At Saltwater
three fine horses were stolen yesterday
and one of the thieves was shot. 4
crowd of excited boomers are after the
others. and will hang them if caught
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
COL. HUGHES CONVICTED.

Topeka, Ran, Sept L. Tl" Hughes
court martial handed down II verdict of
guilty" this morning Col. Hughes is
dislonorably discharged frcn th. mill
tary service of the state. lie is found
guilty on all charges but two, these be-
ing carrying news to the enemy" and
"slcaking words of encouragement TO the
enemy the enemy" mentioned in these
charges being the lawful house of rep
rrsrntnlvrs, as determined by the su-
prcmc court of the state
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
POSSIBLE lYS,lIJN,; IN IOWA


Des MOineS Iowa, Sept. 1l.-EXcitcd
citizens of Warren county are ont i'll
squads hunting an unknown negro man
who attempted TO assault Miss Florence
Arnold at ln,lnnoln. The life of the
negro is in imminent danger if he is
found. Miss Arnold. who is twenty
thrr" Years old and pretty. was alone in
the house ia the outskirts of the town
when HE negro entered through a win
dow and before she could give the alnrm,
gagged and bound her. III" was about to
accomplish his purpose when an approach
ing wagon frightened him and he escaped
to Il ncighborin. corn field.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
TTJI, RED MEN

Dcs Moines. Iowa, Sept. 12.-The ma
tional council of the Improved Order of
Red Men bgran here yesterday. Nearly
all the head officers of the council have
arrived The session will continue for
several days. Among the matters to be
decided are changes in the constitution
and hy-l;IWS
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
TRY TO LYNCH HARLAN.

Ottumw,. Iowa. Sept. l2.-The second
attempt in two weeks to lynch Jesse
Harlan of Hcndrick who is accused of
rape. was made at his preliminary trial.
A thousand people clamfered over the
railing TO him, and were only pacified by
speeches made by several prominent citi-
zens. They run his lawyer out of town.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
CATGHT IN A BELT.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 12.-ieorge
Brown. IL Hamilton county convict at
the penitcntiary. met IL horrible death
yesterday. He was caught in n belt and
whirIcl around shaft. his brains being
dashed out and nearly every bone in his
body broken. One arm was torn from its
socket.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
NO USE FOR ENGLISH.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 12-Ihe general
conference of the German Methodist
Episcopal church. in session in Allegheny,
adopted resolutions to-day that English
services. which are now being held in
several churches Oh Sunday evenings
would do more harm than good, and in
the future the services must be entirely
in German.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
OE pE1I1o>c

Chicago. Sept. 1o.-To-day in the art
institute the parliament of religions be-
gan. Religions which have fought each
other with clubs, later with fire arms and
With arguments always, are now for the
hrst time in the history of the world rep
resented in one congress and the priests
ana missionaries of every faith will calm
ly compare the beliefs which they repre-
sent.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
R1.s1lEss PICKING Up

Chicago, Sept. l2.-Freight traffic is
increasing steadily from week to week.
Both lake and rail and allrail shipments
made considerable gains last week as
compared with those of the previous
one This is taken as an indication of
better times ahead. and railroad officials
are consequently growing more hopeful.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
coRBErT,s UNCLE DROWNED

''iepI-i . L NJ LIZ DltOW NED.
Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. 11.-'rhe body
of Il man named corbctt was found in
the river at Usage City to-day. He came
down the river some days ago in IL COW
cred tlatboat, and said he had come from
tn hcadwaters of the Missouri and was
on his way to Chicago. He said he was
an uncle of james Corbett, the pugillst.
1t is not known whether he committed
suicide or was drowned by accident
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

AESpICIOIS REOpENING

Nashville, Tenn, Sept 12.-The First
National bank, after months suspcn-
sion, rcopcncd to-day under most auspi-
cious circumstances. Deposits were $685.
OOO; Withdrawals about $1,000. Three
hundred and forty-seven deposits were
made.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
ARpEsrED THE CASHIER

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Sept. 11.-W. L..
Seymour. cashier of Seymours bank be-
fore it failed, was arrested to-day on Il
charge of cmbezzlement on IL warrant
sworn out by Grant Thomas. He imme-
diately gave bonds in $1,000 to appear
for examination.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
DRAINAGE WORK,

ST. Paul. Sept. 12.-lSaac w. Webb of
st. Paul was the successful bidder on
the work 10 be done by the Red river
drainage commission. on the Sand Hill
and Tamarac rivers. The bid was S.Go
cents per cubic foot on thc TamasAt anl
8. - ON Sand Hill river.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
TOUGH CITIZENS CAUGHT.

Jackson. Miss. Sept. 12.-sheriff
yesterday afternoon for Grccnville, Miss,
with w. ii. Morris, w. j. Brown and
Fred NJ. NJ. Gibbon, three white men who
are wanted for attempting to rob bank
and shooting at man with intent to kill
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
WHY GOAL nInppI,n

Minneapolis, Sept. T. Apropos the re-
cent sudden drop in the price of coal in
this city and st. Paul, inulry develops
the fact that the cut resulted from jcal-
onSy among coal dealers of the two cities
and that the recent competitions in which
the combine was defeated. were largely
responsible for it.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
cHl%A 40 rHE EORE

Berlin. Sept II. The foreign office
here is Informed that the Chinese gov
rrnment is preparing a protest against
Frances new aggresSions i'll Sian. and
has given orders that the Chinese squad
ronx Of ironclads be made ready TO sail
at a moments notice
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

bismarck is again suffering from
rheumatism.
Five new eases of cholcr., are report
cd III GrimSby Eng.
Miss Ical. Il young Scotch woman.
has broken the bank at Monte Carlo.
She Won $%CNNO i'll one hour.
Frederick de Courccy May has died in
London He is cousin Of Fred May
of New York.
The Pail Mall Gazette has an article
advising the stoppagr of assisted emf
grafton To Canada.
4 great crowd of distinguished per-
SONS are in attendance III the German
army manruvcrS.
The Austrian government is being
criticised for holding nancuvers i'll
cholcr, infected Galicia
1t is expected the house of lords will
poll their full strength on the decisive
vote against the home rule bill.
DiShanded troops seized funds de-
signed to pay the regulars in Nicaragua,
killing the escort and fleeing to Hon
duras.
\ large crowd of students made =
demonstration ut Mont"vidro against
Brazil. They We're dispersed hy The
police after IL struggle. in whitn scv
eral "f the students Wee woun'lrd.
.e,.cc William. brother of the king
of Denmark, died at Copenhagen. III,
was IL field marshal lieutenant i'll th,
service OF Austria and Il lieutenant
genera! in the Danish service.
4 widespread nihilis,ic consplac!
against ,hc ear has hcrn discovered n
Moscow Th" con>pira'orS incl'ld'
cighty-tive students. eight professors
and five ladies' who belong To aristo
cratic families.
The gathering of the harvest in t'rra
Britain is practically finished witt
scarcely an exception lh" results arr
described ac the worst known. BEN.
even below the bad estimates made
of them.
Herr Paasch. the notorious anti-Srm
ito. has been pronounced Il dangerous
llnatic and has been sent to the aSy
lum at DallLorf Herr Pahsch wa
sentenced To fifteen months linlrlSoh
mcnt for !iboiing Chancellor Won Ca
privi.
Th" Brussels Agricultural Rationale
i'm it's review of iii" sugar beet crol
of Europe estimates The deficiency II
France. Belgium and the Nrtherhhh
as .u.,sm tons of raw sugar. ana VIZ
SURPLUS in Germany. AuStro-llungal.
and Russia as iUO.thW tons.
A Br"nos AyrrS special says: III
minister of finance has prepared
scheme for the gradual conversion o
the paper currency. The Arsen'ln
republic, in view of the cholera rt
ports from I:nropc. has declared al
European ports suspected. ana S'flc
quarantine regulations will hr accord
ingly enforced.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
DEATH nr A DEAN

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 12-Rcv. 7.
Holgcson. dean of the theological de-
partm"nt of the University of the South,
died Suddenly at Swance, Tenn, ut 1870
yesterday morning. He was fifty-eight
years old and Il native of Virginia. The
body will be taken to Richmond, Va, for
burial
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
CREDIT 10 TILE SrArl.

ST. Paul. Sept. II. Col. l.i.-rtt. ni the
rhilr"i ii am, warehouse commission. rr-
turned to-day FROM n trip to tn" worlds
fair. He took special interest in the
iiN" stock exhibit. aud says every Mime
sofa sl""knEn has reason to- be proud Of
tlir showing made by this state. 1t sur
rriSru the s'o"klnrn of the older states
and caused comment cvrryv here
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
DOWN on PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE.

Louisville. Ky. Sept 12-Thrre is
great CONSERVATION among the citizens
of Danvillr. Ky. over the charge of
Julg" Snutlry To the grand jury this
morning. In charging the jury Judge
Sautlcy followed Il prrccdrlt recently set,
and told tn" jury 20 indirt any man or
WOMAN whom the find playing progressive
e,lchrr for priZus
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
CHECKERS.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE checker match
between Freeman of Providence, X. L..
and Reed Of Pittsbnrg began here yes
t"rtay -Four games We're played, with
Kclso and Fife openings. Freeman won
two. Reed one and one was drawn. Sew
eral games are yet to be played.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
TIE WEEKLYNEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK n
4 Condensed FORM
The Latest and Most Important News
of the world. CullcI From the
Telegraph Reports OF the Press
ASsOciaiionS.
FROM THE CAPITAL.

The cruiser Atlanta will be rebuilt.
il is reported Her condition has been
the cause of scandal in naval circles
Thus far in the special session of
congress the president has sent 'S&
nominations to the senate. Coniirma-
liunS ll6
Salt water mariners will apply To
congress for the same weather signal
service that is now furnished 10 the in
terror.
Spectators have conSrirel 10 de-
fraud the government out of the Cher
olle" strip land by falSifyins the al
lotmcntS.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

HALL WORKS. WITH RESULTS.
Washington. Sept. II. 2.-Rapresrntativr
Hal! has secured the appointment of
several postmastcrS who will bc an
noul.cel next week. He has also had es-
tablishrd three additional pension exam
jnins boards ut Red Wing, New Prague
and GAYLORD
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
nEArlI nls A plNNEL.R

Lake City Mimi. Sept. ll.-Robrrt
Phillips. who settled in this vicinity i'll
1854. died to-day at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. III. Ronnrll. in Central
Point, aged rightyfour years. lie leaves
numerous poStcrty
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
TERRORISM IE ENGLAND

London. Sept. ] L. Sunday passed in
the c"lliery districts without serious dis
turbanccs, although crowds of miners
and workingnicn gathered to discuss the
situation. and armed police and troops
continued to patrol the disturbed ocali-
ties. There is much terrorism and high
way rohberics are frequent in Derby
shire Police patrols have been es-
tablishcu
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Washington, Sept. 3.-At 12:3O the re-
peal hill was taken up without objection,
and the senate was addressed by Mr..
Faulkner Drm., w. Na.) After Mr..
Faulkner closed his; speech the floor was
taken by Mr. Tmpic Drm.. Ind.). who
addressed the senate in favor of the
principle of bimrtallism. After speeches
by MIR. Jones of Arkansas aud others,
the senate adjourned.
The house mel to-day and after the
introduction of Il number of bills adj
turrcd until Monday.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
s,.tcIDE OE 4 PREACHER

Bedford. Pa, Sept. 12.-Rcv. George
B. Kegarise II prominent Dnnkard
preacher and one of the best known
men in this county, committed suicide
this morning by her ging himself at hiss
hcme near st. Em,ille. lie was sixty
eight yeaPs old
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
IN IIl!: SENATE.

Wnshingtnn. Sept. T.. In the senate
the greater part OF the time WAS orru
pied hy Senator Pugh lAla) in OPPOSE
ti"n /" the repeal of tho Sherman law
He WAS followed by Senator Teller
Wolo.l. also against the hill. who con-
cludr,l his speech hr..un on Saturday last.
The silver men neither Saturday nor to-
day followed the tactics inauguratcd
early last week of insisting upon the
presence of Il quorum, and apparently
the frrlin. between the friends and op-
ponrnl> of repeal is much better than it
has been heretofore during the session.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
D1uK1Nt DAKOTA

GOOD HARVEST WORKERS.
Minneapolis. Sept 12.-Thc demand for
harvest and ,hr,.Shiny hands in the Rec!
river valley and elsewhere seems to have
been pretty well supplied, thanks to the
efforts of Mayor EuStis and his CO.
a,ljutors. The men sent out are recriv-
ing from Sl.5o to 81 !, day for their
work and boarded So far as can be
learned their work gives cntire SatiSfac-
ton. In fact they are better class
of men than the farmers usually get.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
A SPEEDY rYCLIsT,

Springfield, Mass. Sept. II. = a. A.
Ziumcr,ran broke the worlds bicycle
record for one mile in an unofficial trial
on IIalEpden Park yesterday afternoon.
lis lin" being 2:O1 30. This beats
Win0le's worlds record by oil" second.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
BANK ROnBcr ul.ID

ST, Paul. Sept. IL The examination of
Thomas f'lr"ry. held for rohbing the
A"rrhaHlS' bank messenger Of 5000,
wHs concluded yesterday afternoon and
Flcury was held to the grand jury.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

SUICIDE OF AN EDITORS WIFE.
Carlton. Mimi. Sept. l2.-Myrtle Gra-
ham. wife of Thomas Graham, editor of
the Cloquct Pine Knot. shot herself with
a revolver at Thompson. The ball passed
through her left breast. lung and shoul-
der She cannot live and gives no cause
for tho deed
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
A WISCONSIN TOWN BURNED.

Chippewa Falls. Wis, Sept. PA re-
port reached here tonight that Colfax,
central town twcnty-One miles from here,
was destroyed hy fire. No word can be
secured by telegraph, and it is supposed
tclegraphic communication has been cut
III
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Los Angeles. Sept. II. The United
States marshal received orders from
United States Attorney General Olney to-
day to carry out the Geary act. sixth
clause and all. Olney says to see to it
that Chinese are deported after they have
been convicted of not having registered.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
cuNTENrr,n L.,p,11,pr

Chamberlain. s. d.. Sept. ~ South
Dakota has been hnt slightly affected by
the financial Strinscnry which is now
gradually passing away. The farmers in
all parts of The state harvested fairly
good crops and have no cause for com
plaint
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Washington. S,pt. s.. Among Tic
h'mrr"nS resolutions presented and TO-
frrr"'l was one hy Mr.. Walcutt lRrp..
C"l"D for the immrdinl. repeal of the
Mckinley tariff bill Mr. VOORHEES,
mover I" tax" mp the Sherman act re-
peal bill. which motion was agreed to,
and MIR. Stewart of Nevada. who was
entitled to the floor, postponed tn" con
t!Elatinn If his speech until Mr.. Walt
hall tllrm. Miss.D. who had s;.riti.d
his desire to address the sunat" to-day,
had concluded his remarks. MIR. Walt
halt then addressed The srnlt Ills
speech was III favor of hinl."alliim Mr.
Si'vnr' nt"p. N"v.I again :nok lie
floor ~ the conclusion oil Mr.. NaIfnnlls
r'n,ar,s. and prm,aslc,l with the lhir 4
irstal!ncnt "f his >prrc! tl,"=Hl Tlrs-
day' AT 10 MIR. Stcwar, was still
Folding the floor. Mr.. Daniel NnD wort
over md whispered Il wore, in lis eur,
wen, 20 the astoniShm"nt of all he an
nOnnred that h.. would nsw CLOSE his
speech. he senate then pr"cc,sird to
executive business. and ut 5 y. III. to-
morrow.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
THE wANDEnEn RETURNS.

Duluth. Sept. 12.-J3iin *. Shaw of
Duluth, the hrigadirr general of the
knights of Pythas. who has been miss
Ing fer the past ten months. has turned
Up ngai,; all safe. but makes no G.
pianatiun of his actions.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
1,osrLa,.S FINANCES

Fostoria Ohio. Sept. 12.-According to
the statement of the receiver of The va
rie,ls concerns which eX-Sccrelary Foster
owned and controlled. the total liabii-
firs ARE S1OSa;.671. 81: total assets $3G4.-
:.;;4o1 10.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

Washington. S,pt :. In the senate Il
bill WAS introduced hy MIR. tul"m ,Rrp
llll and referred Ia the iitu,,rr COM
mite" for the repeal ot all acts for the
creation "r n;iiui, nance nt II sinkin.
fund. \ report MAS nl:,,.. from TIN, com
mittcc "n privileges and elections for ll,"
payment of S99ItW 10 each of til. Ihrp..
claimants for SEATS under app"iutnru
OF governors. and it WAS referred lu the
committee on contingent cNprli>,'S The
resolution for the II o'clori, meeting
was presented and MIR VOORHEES, ,Dem.
lndD. who had offered it, withdrew it /,
stating that Ii" did 81 after consultation
with friends of repeal "i. the Democratic
side. VIII" Thought that ii tho time for
the senate wa$ used carefully lis much
Io%rrS> could he made. Mr Morgan :
resolution for Il join, secret committee on
finance waS taken UP aud Mr. No"rhccS
and he suggested its reference To The
hlancr t,lh'nttce Morgan argued
against the suggestion. stating that the
purpose of the resolution was tn super
Sede the finance committee in each house
and substitute Il joint select committee
for them. Mr.. Voorhees, motion was
carried 81 la II which is interpreted
as temporary victory for repeal men.
Speeches on the repeal bill We're then
mad" hy the various mciEl.orS
There We're not more than !; hundred
members present When the house was
called To order. The hulls" resumed TN"
c"n>il' da,i"n If the nrx rolr nl rules
tie pending question being the XVII.
amrn'lm"t .triiiing from the rules The
,lar$' II ;,Ein= I'm, mrmlrr, II quorum in
commit tee 1tr W hole. 'IL. ,n,ti,,u we, I.
;g1rrd tolls "l The house adopted
the new code "t rules at :a.:.rI. Adjourned
1ntil saturday.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
SILVER DAY WASN'T A SUCCESS

STT.N FIX I1N1 WNSN7T 4 81 TIVFISS.
Chicago, Sept. t.. Silver day at the
fair was not II success in point of at
tendance at the Music hall meeting
When Gov. Price of New Mexico called
the meeting To order there We're five men
on the platform, nine in the audience
seats. including reporters and two young
women. The conclusion was forced upon
the faithful few that people do not care
To travel to Chicago and 90 to the fair
to listen to silvc- speeches at 30 cents
hr:ltl
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

wv ItI.T- " IIII 'IJINAtIF-.
l.lbrrt"i. Gal. sept. L. The arrest of
twrniy-1lirce men scattered through Jack
son and f.lirrt counties charged with
wholc>hl" r"'ni"rfritin. OF silver dollars
has stirred up the whole country.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
ASSISTANT LAND COMMISSIONER.

ASSISTANT LAND COMMISSIONER.
ST. Paul. Sept. 12.-Charlcs ii. Bah
cock has been appointed by President
Hill as assistant land commissioner of
the Great Northern. Samuel Hill. prcSi-
dent OF tls Montana Central. has been
the chief commissioner since last July.
when Capt. Brlden retired from that Of
fee. and will continue to act in that ca
pacity.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
WISCONSIN CENTRAL. PETITION.

WISCONSIN CENTRAL. PETITION.
Milwaukee,. Sept. 1o-'rhe Wisconsin
Central has filed Il petition setting forth
that ill" rent of the Wisconsin Central
road i"r June. amounting to $l51.00S
h"rhm" 'u" On Aug. ~ and payment has
twice been refused. Previous to the first
demand til" Wisconsin Central notified
'h" Northern Pacific people that if the
bill WAS not passed on demand they
should proceed to terminate the lease
under the provision of the lease provil-
ing for the termination of the lease for
nonpaymrnt of rent. and when the pay
mrnt WAS refused they entered upon the
road for the purpose OF taking posses
sion. They ask that the receivers be or
drrrsl To deliver the road to them ut
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

FRACTURED HER SKULL.
Chattcld. Mimi, Sept. 12.-Horses ran
away with Mrs. Mary 4. Horrick to-
,lay, throwing her out and fracturins
her skull. There is no hope of her re-
cOvery.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16
STRIKE AGAINST REDUCTION

Pittsburg. Sept. II. = Three thousand
1nilroad coal miners in the Pitt>bur" dis
1rict struck to-day ngainSt il cut of D
cents per ton in the mining rate. The
strike has caused Il suSprn ion of work
IN twenty-cjght pits.