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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
CASUALTIES.

Six men were killed near Whittier,
Swain county. n c., by the explosion
of a saw mill boiler.
William Burk of Chicago was rua
over and killed by train near Llsle,
Ill.
Cwingsville, Ky. was partly destroy
cd The blaze originated i'll a livery
stable, killing nearly twenty horses.
William Graham, aged 2s. fell into
Il tank of boiling asphalt at Phlladel-
rhia and was burned to death.
Seven people were killed an.l others
fatally injured in an accident on the
Big -Four II aG in Illinois
For sixteen days forest fires have
ragged on the Laurel mountains in Penn
sylvania. All sources Of water supply
have gone dry.
Two freight trains collided on the
baltimore Il Ohio road near Bremen,
Ind, and John Bond of Chicago, who
was riding in box car, was killed.
Mrs. Yirgic Wood was burned to
leath near Fort Scott. Ark, in at
tempting to save the lives of her two
children, whose Clothing was ignited
by an overturned lamp.
Fire destroyed the warehouses. ice
louses. cold storage rooms, refrigera.
tors and stock of j. L. Daugherty Il Co.
and the Hamilton Wine and Beer COM
pany of Keokuk. Loss, $4,000.
Mrs David DoMden. living six miles
southwest of West Elizabeth. Ia, at
tempted to light the fire with kero-
se1c. An explosion resulted, and Mrs
Dowden and her child were burned to
death. The house and contents were
destroyed.
The cable attached to the cage in
Wighton's coal shaft, near Morrisdale
Pa, broke when the cage was near the
top. Seven miners who We're in it fell
l35 feet to the bottom. They We're all
terribly manglcd. brt SO far only one
leath has re .ulted.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE STATE.
Condemned Record of the Impor-
tnnt HAPPENINGS OF the Week III
North Dakota, Arranged for NMpid
Reudlng.
Wednesday,, Sent. 20.


Henry Hearonemus of Bottincau was
caught between Il thrcShing engine and
u separator and badly injured.
Arthur Morey of Alonallgo fell from
near the top OF Il Windmill tower and
was considerably bruised about the
shoulders and back, but no bones We're
broken.
Pearl Foster. the keeper of a Lari
more fancy house. WAS arrested ycs1Hr-
day afternoon hy United States Deputy
Marshal Srlindlcr of Rolla for selling
liquor without license.
Frank Pallcn, Il teamster in the EN-
ploNment of Frank Weber ut Casselton.
was ruin over by Il runaway team. re-
reiving internal injuries from which he
died soon after.
Wild ducks and geese arc consre-
eating on the Little Missouri river one
month earlier than in former years. 1t
is lookc, upon by some as IN indication
of IL bad winter.
Justin w. Winchester. cousin of Judge
Winchester OF Bismarck. died at Penn
bina Thursday of paralysis. The do
ceased was landlord 6f the Winchester
house at Pcmbina. and one of the most
highly respected residents of the COM
munity.
The Great Northern has been pros
pccting along their line in the vicinity
of Devils Lake for i. supply of water i'll
sufficient quantity for round house pur-
poses. This week the well digSers
struck Il vein forty-1ivc feet below the
surface which gave Il flow OF 2l0 gal
Ions an hour. 1t was struck i'll strata
of gravel and the water Is reported TO
be pure
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
FOREIGN GOSSIP

Portugal has abatcd the cholera ava1>
anlinc against New York City.
England and China are sa.o TO be
actively moving toward ..ANing Il part
in the affair at Siam
A statement of the earnings of Mex
lean railroads shows IL heavy decrease
for the rational S. stem.
Reports at Berlin are that France
will turn over Il Mediterranean port
to Russia as Il naval station.
Horrible scenes attend and follow the
floods i'll Spain. in which hundreds of
people are drowned.
An Austrian named Humm and his
wife, residents of Goettingen, have
been arr. stetl at Berlin for having poi
Sc ned tLeir four children and Mrs.
Numm's father.
Serious damage has been done to
property in Northern Portugal by al
most inccSS6nt rain, Which has flooded
large districts. washing away the crops.
drowning cattle. destroying houses, and,
it is said, causing the loss of number
Of lives
The London ST: ndard's Berlin corre-
spcndcnt says it is stated that Russia
is about to acquire Il naval station in
East Asia at which to coal and re-
pair the vessels of her Pacific squad
ron. France has offered her Saigon or
Cbok. either. as she wishes to possess
a station of her own.
A barrel head. with message writ
ten on it in lead pencil, has been found
near the mouth of the harbor ut Hall.
fax, N. s., telling of the loss of the
schooner Senator Frye, of Gloucester,
Mass. The message states that the
crew of fourteen men went down with
the vessel, all hands being drowned.
A dispatch from Simla says that
there is 10 truth in the report that
the Indian government is about to issue
loan of 5,OOO,0O0 pounds sterling in
England The Indi;'n government, it
is added, is only issuing Il certain qlan-
tity of debeltures the amount depend
ing upon the sale Cf council drafts.
Nothing like the issue Of t5.OO0,Oo0 is
contemplated.
Lord Aberdeen. the new governor
general of Canada, was sworn in in
the legislative council chamber at Que
bee which was crowded with the elite
Of Quebec and other cities. Lord Aber-
deem was escorted to and from the
citadel by the Duke Of Connaught's
huss,rs The Quebec field battery fired
royal salutes as the vice regal party
came to and went from the council
chamber.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30

Fargo. y. d.. S pt. 2G.-A dispatch
fIom Milon says tlla, The most erishtful
accident that ever Happened there o.
c'irrnl! at tn" farm of james Benson o,,
Saturday. While tlrcshiu: was III prog
"rsS i'l, or, W wns .'id' :.ly s,'rI,ri.r'l ly
the machihc su'l'lrrly stopping. dead still
inl ,l!ty Mc,. it.rriti i 10 s.c the boIy
and lngs of Il r,an Iinj citing from The
a.. li',i'r. The ln"n w'r" Si,"rtEl;'ss With
horror. b,lt scvs raj had presence of mind
/, or.h to snizr the ! IS and pull from
;rr LGirll" as much II III" lrl,y as was
rot ground up. I'iv r"',ca. Of t:"
'.li,"'.r w~"o lrnl On nj pi'.c Of l,ll-
~, ''..i, l"nos #-.l !'"ains "srn <rat-
,nd al ,lro u H. ,r.""f'i'". ':'h" nm
'"rfiua'a mir was G ntlcr Christian
on. .c had fallen i';o the cylinder
-vhil" feeding
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30

Charles Tarr. known by many other
names. was arrested ut Conncllsville.
Ia. for impcrsonating Il pension exam
lner. Tarr says he will plead guilty
When his case is called
Ike Ecrricr Il we'll Known hunter and
guide committed suicide near I.cadyille.
Col. by shooting. He it was who was
With Detective Martin Casey Of Chi
caSo, when the latter disappeared on a
colorado hunting trip. Bcrricr was ar
rested for Casey's murder, but was re-
leased
Matthew T. Trunpour was found
dead in his cell in Clinton prison. n. Y.
He WAS caShie" of the Ulster County
savings Bank in Kingston. n. V, and,
With the president. james Ostrander,
was convicted of wreclling tie institu-
tion: He was sentenced last February
10 slX and Il half years. Trumpour was
SIXTY Years of age.
Archbishop Henncssy was invested
with the pallium at Dubuque. Iowa,
with all the splendor of the Catholic
ceremonial.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
Thursday, Sept. 21.

John Molf, under bonds ut Wahpcton
for selling booze, has jumped his bail.
Patrick Alangen, arrested at Grand
Forks for seduction, has gotten out of
his trouble by marrying the girl.
Barney Darling, who was charged
with assisting Il jamestown blind-pgser
to escape, has been discharged.
Prisoners in the Oakcs Jail made an
attempt to escape the other day, but
their plans We're discovered and frls-
tlated by the sheriff.
Thirteen pupils We're enrolled at a
school north of Dickinson, and two
thirds of them could not speak Il word
OF English.
A tramp entered Fcllman's feed store
in Pembina, and touched the proprie-
tors coat for SD while that gentleman
was out delivering flour.
The prcsbytcry of Pcmbina will meet
at Forest River, Oct. 10, at 7:::'O p. M.
This is the largest prcsbytcry in the
DakOtaS.
A man fell off the Mouse rive bridge
nj Minot, IL distance of thirty feet, the
other day, and was not hurt. He was
drunk.
Frank Bennett Of jamestown is
building an elevator Of 10000 bushels
capacity at Brinsmadc for the Johns
Elevator company.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mrs. Eli Hallowell. the first white
woman to emigrate to Illinois. died
ut Oakland. She was los years old.
The khedivc of Egypt will visit Eng
land in the spring if he is assured Ivy
tie British government that lis visit
will be welcome.
Edgar Mix, an American. was arrest
ID i'll the railway station at PrZempls,
Austrian G;licin, charged with being
Russian spy.
+. Marion Craw ford is yachting in
that he may knock off half Il dozen
coming winter.
Adam Eek, a blind broommaker of
Portsmouth. Ohio, has issued a chal-
lenge to any blind man in the state
for fight to finish under the Marquis
If Queensberry rules.
Mrs. Blaine, widow of James q.
Blaine. nd her dlughter, who are ac-
companitd by the daughter of Senator
Don Cameron left London ell route to
Paris. The party spent the summer in
Bridge.
SlF -AlcAiHuet hiilt, At i'tilsN SuA.t-
dian statesman. died at Montreal. Sir
Alexander held different cabinet port
folios before and after the confeder:-
ton, and was Canadian high commits
sioner in England for q period.
Mrs. Dot, the lilliputian wife of Ad-
miral Dot, the famous midget, gave
birth to a six-pound baby in New York
the other day. DR.. Marcus X. Cold
;mith, the attending physician, says that
the baby is perfectly formed and Is
eighteen inches in height.
Col. Robert e. Ingersoll expresses the
opinion in preface to the lecture which
Philip G. Peabody of Boston delivered
befor, All anti-vivisection society i'll
London in June, that 1.-The viviSector
IS of less value to the world than the
animal he destroys
by direction of the president Private
Secretary Thurber has written Presi-
ilcnt Peek, of the worlds fair board
of managers. that in view of the pres
sure of oairial business it will he prac-
1ically impossible for President Cleve-
land to visit the worlds fair on Chicago
lay-Oct. o.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
ROOM In LIAIRER.

Duluth. Sept. 2G.-Witlin few days
the public will probably hear of some
large lumber sales at good prices as the
demand in the East is very strong. Du-
luth lumbcrmcn are all wearing smiles on
account of the outlook. which is better
to-day than ever. Th. lumber rate from
here TO Lake Eric ports is strong at 81
per thousand, with IL prospect of advanc-
ing To SD very soon. Ore rates have
advanced to 10 cents. which is, one-lmlf
better than IL month ago. TIL. wheat rate
is still > cents. so Ear as the shipper is
concerned, but he cannot got boat at
'llat figure, or ut least offers at that
have been refused to-day by vessel men.
An early advance Of . II is looked for,
and vessel owners are i'll much better
spirits than they have been iii for
mCnthS
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
OK cHIckA,1AIEA

Chattanooga. Tenn. Sept 25.-Commis-
sioners f:,n Nil Eesote 10 mark the po-
:i,ions # troops from Hat state who
fo, rht in the brittle CLickamansa have
con pleted their work Yesterday after
nocli, accompanied by Gen. Bye ton, they
made ii cir les: visit to what is now the
Chickamauga National Park and located
yer: accurately the only two commands
from their state. The commissioners
from Minnesota were Gen. j. W. Bishop,
Maj. W. A. Hotchkiss, DIR. w. a. Spalud
ing, Capt. Reed and Thomas Downes
The Second regimen: of infantry and tin.
Second battery Of artillery were. the two
Minresot:, commands ii. this hlf ,Jy bat
tie. They lost % per cent of their forces
The monuments to be erected Will cost
S15CC0. The Minnesota commissioners
left last night for their homes.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
IN GENERAL.

Natural gas has been discovered near
Windsor, Ill.
Over 1000 boomers failed to find
homes in Cherokee Strip.
The Glasgow Iron company, Potts
town, Pa, resumed.
The German Catholic Benevolent So
ciety met mt st. Louis with 300 dele
gates present.
Five receivers have been appointed
for the lombard Investment Company
of Kansas.
Thirteen Cinnamon who We're at
tempting to enter the United States He
gallv We're arrested Mt Olympia. Wash.
The Burlington Railway company las
laid off 100 shcp employees ut Gales
burg. III.
Big -Four officials at indianapolis sly
they will soon have the positions of
strikers on the Peoria division filled.
Seekers after buried treasure at Oak
land, Cal, have discovered prehistoric
house. Curious persons by thousands
visited the site.
Leaders at pittsburg are taking steps
toward the formation of a new national
association embracing all labor socie-
ties.
Failure of Kansas farmers to secure
renewal of mortgages is becoming Il
serious problem. Eastern capital is be-
ing withdrawn.
Bennett Mitchell has been selected by
the Iowa state committee to succeed l..
S. Coffin as prohibition gubernatolial
candidate.
Cadet Sccley, of West Point academy.
who got into trouble in Chicago for dis
obedience. offered his resignation, but
was not allowed to resign.
Jacob Grossmekle sat III court at Wa
bash. Ind. when the decree Of divorce
was granted Mrs W. +. johnson, and
in half hour the two We're married.
Smallpox has spread from Aluncie,
Ind, to several surrounding towns.
Cases are reported at Connorsville and
Fort Recovery. Ohio.
The Rev. Francis Sovieski. apostate
priest, almost stirred UP riot at Nj
agara Falls by attempting to lecture on
Secrets Of Romanism.'
Charged from the pulpit with break
ing the city ordinances. Mayor Walker
of Canton, ILL.,. has brought suit against
his detractOrs.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
BOLD AEARcIIIsrs

New York. Sept. Naturally all
this hubbub about anarchists and their
threats to force capitalists to disgorgc
boarded millions has disturbed the money
kings of New York just a little. The con-
dit;on of the MASSES is discussed oftcner
in flI" Eiiiinnarr.' clubs. and the sitra-
ton reviewed and the social problem
solved from 'llr standpoint: Of the man
Of millions. Bat whiIt. the lnnnryc, men
of New York will tell you that they have
not tn" slightest fear of danger to person
or property FROM the alleged great army
of hungry men in the Slums Of New York.
t!hey wil admit that they have taken pre-
cautions. Ore Of the first discoveries
mad" by - reporter was that Coils T.
Huntington. the railroad Ina.,atc. and
Cornelius Vanderbilt had been na;ifi,,i
quit" recently by an alleged a,Earcliis,
that their new palaces on Fifth avcnu.
would shortly be blown sliywurl by that
pet of the anarchist. the dynamite bomb
AT least 800 new watchmcn hav" secured
employment since the anarchists began
their recent noisy meetings nn the East
side
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
SINS AND SINNERS.
A mob of forty persons drove eigh
Cinnamon from Burbank, Cal.

A mob of forty persons drove eight
Cinnamon from Burbank, Cal.
William Ring, blacksmith. was
found murdered near Vandalia, Ill.
Vigilance Of turnkey at the county
jail in LoeansLOrt, md. tlWartcd Il
plan Of twenty prisoners to escape.
In fight over $50 horse. J. l.. Mil
ham was stabbed and killed by J. r.
Cochran at Black Springs, Ark.
Every store and dwelling in Dalton,
Ohio, was ransacked and robbed by a
gang of burglars.
w. II. Vanderbilt has been arrested
charged With passing counterfeit dol
lars at Springfield, jill.
Thomas Beard and Aloysius Geier
are under arrest a. Belleville, ILL.,. for
Inducing two girls to leave for st.
Louis.
Damaging evidence has been devel-
1red against DR.. Fogelsong, ut Hin'lale,
Mich, who is charged with Wife poison
ing.
Dr. J. L. Clark, school treasurer of
Watson township. ILL.,. is said to have
al,Sconded with 800 Of the school
money.
r. A. Thompkins. tax collector Of
Franklin county. Ala, was arrested
charged With the cmbeZZlement OF
S2.3Go.
Burglars blew open the safe in the
postoffice ut West Toledo, Ohio, and 50
cured about 500 worth of stamps and
currency.
Choctaw Indians became engaged in
q quarrel over ball game in San Bois
county. l. r., and three young Indians
We're shot dead.
Viola Dietrich. a girl twenty years old
! has bee:l arrested at kokomo, Ind,
charged with highway robbery. Sire
operated with a gang. drawing victims
into Il net.
Redmond Burke was murdered at
+. breckenridge. Mo. presumably by
whitecans. !Ic had ben charged with
/ frequently ing his wife and had re
! ccivld N',::.i : letters.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
AYnnIIEN nl.NIES


hi''go, Sept. 25.-"I ,h,ll not let this
disturb mo :t all. and sllail bc doing my
work Wien ID" devil has caught the man
whn il stiga,cd the Charge. said John g.
W"ollry, I'll" trnrsrap speaker. rri',r-
ring TO Il dispatch from ST. Paul which
said lie had been accused of luaiadini.is-
,lation OF charity fuL,ls iltrlstc,l to him
ut all comes from a personal enemy who
has been trying to ipjurc me for nnntls,"
continued Mr.. Woolley. ";lnd this same
mar las endea,orcd to secure the pub
lication of this slanGe: in almost every
Western newspaper. Tier" is absolutely
no truth in it. The Rest Island scheme
is managed by an association, and the
Sl4.W'O devoted to the purchase of the
property was well expended. and the real
csta," is not in my wif.'s name. No
man can truthfully say that there has
been any Inisinar agcn cnt Of trust funds,
ana this secret attack is hardly worth
any notice No suits have been instituted
against me in st. Paul 80 far as l have
heard
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
For M-RDlsR

salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 2G-Licut. B.
.B. Buck. of Company L. and Sergeant
Linz ard Private Sheffield. of Company
d, Sixteenth infantry, of the regular ar
rY, stationed at Fcrt Douc;ss were in
.dicted by the grand jury for murder in
the es0Id degree. The indictment is the
result of tbs killing of Joseph w. Leon
ard, an eN-soldier at the fort, on June
IL last. Leonard wss intoxicated ut the
time, and had been causing trouble at
the fort by reckless driving. He was re-
peatedly warned to desist but refused,
and i'll ar attempt to arrest him he was
killed for resisting. Buck was never
tried, but Linz and Sheffield stood trial
and were acquitted BY court martial.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30

West superior. Sept 2G.-'rhc Merritt
TlayrrR Richmond pool, who are placer
mining the Silakc river for gold, expect
to soon be able TO produce the yellow
dust in large quantities. j. II. Thayer
of this city, Franklin Merritt and i.
L.. Richmond of Duluth, are the real
promoters ni the enterprise, and the re-
maindrr of the company, which is u very
strong one. is composed of capitalists Of
Chlcago. st. Paul. Duluth and Superior
They have ordered three machines, one
of which will be placed about halfway
between Lewiston and Starbuck, the sac-
"n'l will br Tut in operation near Boise
ti'y and the location Of til, third has
no; yc, been decided. Mr.. Anderson,
who placed one of the machines for the
Columbia Passo company, was in the
city yesterday. and has secured the con-
tract for the three machines to be used
ly the syndicate. lie said the machines
can handle 5,Nm yards of sand day at
II cost of less than Z cents per yard, and
il.at tie sand carries at the lowest about
1A cents per yard. The machines which
are made in Milwaukee cost about S223,-
GOO each. The sand after being lredged
from bars in the river is placed upOn Il
srow, from which it enters Il metal fiume.
Th" water in the flmc is kept in motion
hy hydraulic pressure and raises the sand.
allowing til" gold to drop on the anal
gamal"d plates at the bottom. Mr. Andcr-
son will leave for the Snake river in n
few days, and m:clIincs will then be
erected and placed in permanent opcra-
tion.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
Tuesday, Sept. 20.

Three robbers attempted to hold up a
bus as it was going from Valley City to
the 500 depot, but the driver whipped
up and got away.
John llarkaway, who was injured in
the recent boiler explosion at Devils
Lake, has died. His is the third dealt,
which has resulted.
Charlcs Morrow of jamestown was
excused as juror because he admitted
that he would not believe IL man who
would violate the law.
Thieves attempted to hold up Andrew
Johnson in broal daylight ut Reynolds,
Dut he escaped. a posse is in pursuit
OF tll" would-bc highwaymcn.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-09-30
prairie fire along the Mouse river will
reach 100000.

prairie fire along the Mouse river will
reach SlOONO.
II. III. Chapman of jamestown be-
comes manager of the RusScll-Aliller
Milling conpany's 3W9-barrel Mill at
Valley City.
Andrew Mccullough of st. Thomas
died of consumption ut the insane hos
pital ut Jamestown. He was about
forty-1ivc years of age.
Reuben Hall fell in Il thrcshing ma
chine near Oakcs and lost his left hand
Charles Shultz, IL farmer living near
Edgcly, had his head crushed and his
back injured in Il runawaw accident.
Kittel j. Groven, Il farmer living
some seven miles northwest of Port
land. WAS instantly killed by his team
running away with him. He had been
to Portland after some groceries and
had started home when his team be-
came unmanagrablc and ran into the
timber. tearing the wagon all to pieces
and throwing Mr.. Grovcn out and i'll
stantly killing him.