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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

Sioux city, Iowa. Special. April 1l-Iat-
tie G'.ndrr. Il domestic in til. family OF
Fred S"ng"r. living in the best residence
portion of til" city. was awakened last night
by man who had entered the house. come
to her room seized her by Ill" throat. de.
rlaring h" would kill her II she resisted
him. Sii" raahr 10 "ntcry. but struggled
for half an hour. defeating him in his p,lr-
pose. She scratched and cut lin ill the
bed WAS covered with blood. At last. rx-
ll".ist"l. sh" called for help. Srliny"r came,
but the visitor cs' apch. leaving mu.lIny by
which he can b" identified. The girl is in n
SCriuIlS cuuiiiii inn - "
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D,spu,ing over the Iieklu.

New York. April 10 = The Thingvalla
steamship Hekia was dockel at the COM
pahy'ss pier in Hoboken to-day and the pas
senSers landed after their ev.ntful voyage.
The question now at issue Is whether the
or did not offer to :ake off the passengers
of the IIckla when the former vessel sight
ed her cn March -. Til" captain Of the La
N"lmandie holds that hr, in;lde the offer.
while on the other h;inI, Capt. Thomson, OF
tie Hehla is most emphatic in his denial
that the Nornanie made any such offer.
incidentally it may be Statad that many
Of the passenger on board the Heklu are
t,.st as sure the Norniantlie offered to take
thsn off as Capt. Thomson is certain that
te,lt-i that the owners of the America will
nn SIh.UU better off for having taken the
Danish steamship in tow.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
falling dead beside his wifr's corpse.
She had refused to live with her hus.

falling dead beside his wifr's corpse
She had refused to live with her hus-
band.
The amount 4. Il. Sutton obtained by
his forgerics at Louisville. Ky. continues
to grow. The latest figures are $780,
Wm. A draft Sutton drew on r. ]. SEM
mes Il Co. of Memphis for $l.7OO has
been returned with the word forgery
across its face. \ number of forged
acccptances have come to light, and some
think the torgeiie> will reach S5OO.OW.
In slualil little room in the rear of
No. %" Walnut street. st. Louis, was
found the body of Frederick Gillc, an
army veteran. tf'y-thrrc years old. He
had been mrol into the room. Stranglcd
to death and robbed of what money he
had. The means used We're exactly SINH
lar to those of the French garrotcrs.
Sheriff Conde and five deputies attempt
ed to arrest Thomas. George and Will
lam Mccarthy. bank robbers. ut their res
itrnc" twelve miles from Baker City.
Or. The sheriff was covered with rifles
in the hands of William and Thomas Nc
Carthy. who disarmcd the sheriff and
made their escape.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Internal Di..cn.ion.

bismarck. y H.. Special. April l1-At the
city council meeting this evening an u:l-
successful ait.pmt WIS mad. 10 tax. from
'ii'. mayor the power +, appoint committees
Il right held by Inayn.S since 1877. The
can>.- "f III" att"'!ipi Is Ill" bitter p.rSnrlal
opposition "f some of 'ii. alheri.i-ii Ia ia"
mayor. and ilI.. Sirif" tins i,.giII promises
/" r->ulr in s.ririI> irnuhl" and neglect Of
h''"s..iry work -. n. E.al. Of the
NIL: .l."i.'i .l.i-rimcn failed 10 qualify
this "i.Iii:I. ou :."c";I,T of m"..iiiIity. and
-" i'll cl"'-Iiou VII b.. held I" ill The
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
F ailroad World.

1t is rumorcd that the Willard man
agcment of the Northern Pacific is to
step down and ont
The estimated gross earnings of the
Rock Island, both east and west of the
Missouri river. for the month of March
are S1.55S667.T, against S1,71:sWI.S2 81
for the same month last year.
AT the meeting of the Stockholders of
the Chicago 4 Alton, held in Chicago,
the three retiring directors, j. G. Mmllin,
]. A. Stewart and \. S. Prague. We're
each reelected for Il tenn of three years.
The old board of officers was also 10.
elected for the ensuing year.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
s;,.ru In sou,h n,1.,,,

Chamberlain. $. H.. Special. April IL
Farmers all over Ihr state are generally
becoming owners "f large hncks of sheep,
and Their flpckS are the envy Of the Eastern
shop r:,i>rrs. W. a.. Mead. Il fariner Of
Spink county. SAYS HAT in the last fourteen
days e.; Of his sheep have lad III lambs,
ln:king Il total of 2i,2 Lambs and sheep.
Some of til" lamb. weighed III birth eleven
and twelve pnuiris. aii3! n"At Christmas,
wiirn fat. will i.:iny from SD 10 81 per
head. The wool Will irin. about 81 per
mead for the "w"~. ii" las 100 NOR. to
lamb yet. AMI has lost - lambs and part
"f i!ic>" through rHr"I">>in.sS. The sheep
raising Industry is now hryuiI lis infancy
III SDnth Dakota, and III" si"rrsS Of those
who are Irw "wn"rs "f large tiVcks will
induce hundreds Of farmers WHO now own
hui few Si:r"i, 10 invest larger sums Of
money in this industry.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Nicholson and n..d,..,n Held,

Ashland. wiS.. Special. April io.-The ar:
rest last night ana comIric expose OF
crime printed cNcIuSiv-l, in the I'iouecr
Press This morning created quite sens;l-
ton. AMI for -o.ne lime could hardly be be-
iicv.-l. .if;rr HE arrests were made last
night :, number of friends of tie prisoners
were, loud i'll denoencins Defective Cuwie,
and threats were made that lie would not
leave The city alive Detective and Chief
I';..!oil. of III" Hurley police. took Nichol
son and Heelicaa Ia Hurley this morning.
where. Il preliminary examination was beld
.ni ;te prisoners placed under bonds Of
81 $50 each. ils c2a:nila1ion bring I'D
j,u.il-,i :, April ~ Friends OF Heedcar
a.r! Nicholson: gathered tonds together.
hui f1r, w"ie released. returnin: TO Ash
IaI... Tia, tf;rfi.ooi.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
A Pipe Manufacturer Fails.

New York. April S-Frederick Kalden-
burg. one of TIE leading men in the
neerclaum pipe trade. made an assign
ment to-day. He is also the president
and principal owner of the f. j. Kalden-
burg company. of East Tlirty-thiri
street. which manufactured the goods he
sold The factory is valued at $40, 600
and il encumberel 10y $4,000 mort
gage. 1t was currently reported that his
contingent liabilities as endcrser would
probably amount TO S2J0,OO0. His af-
fairs are involved so much with those
of the company that it will require some
time 10 straishteu them out.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
E>",.erntc. Mcbride.

Topeka Kan. April 11.-Gnv. LewclIing
tohnE CAV" his decision in the insurance
commissioner case. cXpncrating Commits
si"n"r MrI.ih". and says he cannot find
sufficient sa;,'. for lis removal. The gov
"rior S"rerri. rri;ici>"S those who brought
i. charges. ani saws they are rot sustained
Concerning :l'' charg" that Mcbride had
failed To "oi'"ct certain taxes in certain
counties. til" "v"rn"r SAWS tli,. power to col
let the tax j. Ambiguous and turns on con-
Strliciian Of inf.s
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
The Snntn H.. S,r,,.r

Kansas city. April ll.-rhc Stars To-
pcfan<nn) special says: There was one
fire going in the blacksmith shop of the
Santa l." road this mornng. In the ma.
cliinriy drpar mrnt two three men were
ut work, but in the b"ilcrmakers' depart
mrnt ti"r" was nothing doing. The srik-
rrs remain away from lr shops and show
Frye aud '"nerrtl Superintendent Nirkrr-
son ar" *'.!! in Chicago, but ii was learned
frn:ii til" p"urral office that the rmpnuy
had II sn!'i"n, fore" of men AT work to do
current REPAIRS and had thus far cX-
pcri"nrcd no embarrassment
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Abxolved From Dlume.

Fergus Falls. Mimi. Special APRIL IL
The coroners inquest over the body Of
Adolph Anderson. who died suddenly at the
insane hospital while being placed in u re-
strain!ns sheet. waS held to-day. Doctors
Mclean and Cole of this city and Doctors
Wclch aud Dolan. of the hospital. testified
as 10 the condition of The leceased's heart
as shown by the post-mor.cm. The jury ex-
oneratel the attendants and hospital author.
tiles fre IN lyla;up
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
10 Ayc,,rc II Death

Salla. Kan. April ll.-At this honr q 30
a. m. furious mob surrounds the jail de.
tcrmine'l to av"ngc the death OF Baby Frost
and til" cruel treatment accorded its mother
last Wednesday, and I" lynch John Hudson.
the negro arrested Saturday charged with
the crime" Though III" sheriff las n strong
guard at the Jail 1t is not thought they can
withstand an attack from the mob. which
has been" twir" deprived of its prey and is
now ,irtcrI:Iii:",l to succeed in It's work
I'lionyi Iim.Son established an nlibi this
morning. Mrs. Frost still declares that he is
the man vii" committed Ill" crime
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

Chicago APO: il.-.An investigation OF the
affairs Of III" it..ll Abstinence Life Associa-
tion of America WIS concluded today by
Stat" Insnranc. Commissioner Hubbard who
loncy that the company has violated tic law
governing assessment ASSOCIATIONS in fifteen
particulars. 1t rests with the attorney gen.
cral 10 'i'r!d" whether action shall be taken
in III. rou'S IL rcInov" TIN. president Cen
Singleton. :itri other officers, or 10 move TO
dissolve the corporation
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lnugili .lunf In Time.

Great Falls, Mont. Special April H.
Edward Simpson. who escaped from the
county jail in February while awaiting trial
for grand larceny. WAS captured ut lIavre
yesterday. IL is reported that he was inplf-
Walla Wla. Wash. IL few years ago
When captured lc about to board IL
train for South Dakota.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Chilled LY cnra..


Helena. Mont, April H. Hon. r. H. Car.
t'r rlai!in;in Of til" Republican national
committee. f"-":iy published a call fnr :,
meeting OF that body at the Louisville l,o,rl
Louisville, May 10 next. Asked by an AS
scented Press reporter as TO til. objects
of the meeting. Mr. Carter said:
There has not been :: IInrtin, cr tl,,
enfir" committee since. prior To tI,n I,l,
,,.iihlai:i ."ia" iii"ir iinil ;djuurri.i.nt in
MN NV "fh II Na' ii., sentiment Of lii" cx-
r"inin'f"' should meet durii. The wear fm:.
the pt!i.s'. nf consultation. will. Il view
10 securing the uniformity and harmony
Of action hy III" party in The several state,
and t"rrit"ri'S. I.rtii,,ilI" as tie Place. and
til" ln!i Of May :S III. time wrr. sli..
S"st'"l by r"a>"h Of the In..;in. there. and
clubs; Nan" n".ni":s Of the committee
would l'. i,icS''Ii ~ delegates 10 ih" I:iy,:c
while others NJ 'ip;:b: woull visit Chicago
Tor the Opening of III" worlds fair and IL.
within II s!inrf di>iaii.t. of Louisville. aI,ou,
that time. For tlic-,. r'Gt~uii- and also be-
cause | iav, been urged by lir.. num-
ber Of naiin!ial "ri!i.nittncncnu call a meet
ing ~ that time. it appeared to ;li.. most
'pi"r!iin" tim" for III" gathering of the Ii:i.
tiohal committee. which lIis been contcIn-
plated for s"y"s'l months: am advised
distinguished i:"o'ihlirans from every src-
tion Of til" Union haze :;ialiifird their nt.n-
ton 10 attend tl. league meeting. Tile ri:l-
finnnl co:a:nfi"c. b..in= composed nf one
represents the party organization Oh q ma
tional Independent If any special
that This representative. body should confer
before Hri:l after e:,'.II Ircsi,..Iif election,
if not NOR" frrpH"iiil". The policy and
position nf iii" party "Ii all afinnal ItIcs-
'in;Is fixed fr !l'i"ri'il conventions. hiIt
during, t. interim ici wt.fn convent ions I'll.
'.ir..t'ti"n "f party affairs iii official
rc:sfs with tile national committee Th" ''"Iin
try will b. advised in dIc tine OF the re-
s:.It- # of s..tt..
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
He Sampled II.

wife-weu. dear. where's the coffee:
He-Wtat coffee.
Wife-Wby, that which tod :ou To-
bring home from the grocery.
He-Umph. 1 forgot all about Ill"
coffee.
Wife-Why. no. dear. you didn't J
smell it on your breath. You surely
must have been sampling it.
He-Well. yes; did sample it some:
but-but l wouldn't take it Theirs
Iothing 50 dctest as mean cone.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

Paris. april ia balloon carrying three
pa necrs ierr BRUSSELS at l2 o'clock last
night. NJ. Toult. professional aeronaut.
was in charge. Over Etales. department Of
Pas de Calais. Toult fell from the balloon.
The other two passengers continued the yoy-
a.e.
Rope. April 10-Antonecci. conspicuous
Italian of G.n"a. made an ascent in bal
luen ut ArcZ.. this afternoon. A gust Of
and he was thrown cut aud fell $50 feet.
His skull was shattered.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

London. April ] ll.Bluc books containing
the American ease and counter case iii the
Hrrng SEA dispute have been issued. The
false transations in the American evidence
is described under the heading: 'Imposi-
tion I'rartccd Upon the United States"
lh" stat.lmrn, concludes thus: "ln partly
r"staing their position til" United States
will at the same tim. introduce such crili-
risms. upon or r"',ui,ing "yi'lcnc" TO the
I.ritisli r:isc as lil.tN SnclM c.llcl for.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

Moscow. April 1l.-In. famine in the
European part of ;il- s"v"rnmIeiit Of Perm
j. wur>. than eyer h.f"r". Til" I',or are
diving iy hundreds IL the smaller villages
tie j,.-Di,l. tiav. ceased trying 80 bury all tie
bodies. Relatives Of Iii. dead are ofi..n too
yre:.k 10 proyii. burial for ri"ir 'i.-a.i. AID
50 l-zye the bvii.- The rDofs Of the
Loust.s.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
y,run IS Sorry.

1yausau. w. April 1n.-The Thrun case
came up for hearing this moraing before
Court Commissioner Car II. Mueller Thrun
waived examination and was bound over
to the next term OF the circuit court in the
SUN of $1,000. Thrnn says he Is anxious for
the court 10 commence. as he will plead
guilty. giving a clean history OF the Whole
affair. He says he will never again partici-
pate in anything that is not In accordance
with the La. The hearing of Randy.
Hansen and i'olIert was again postponed
to Tuesday, April 49,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Labor Items.

The difference between the Quincy
Coal company and its striking miners
at Colrhcstr.. ILL.,. has been settled
The strike to take place mt the granite
q,larries at Barrie. VT. did not begin,
and it is thought there will be 10 trouble
until May !. The quarry men say if
the dealers TO not ask them To return
to the ten-hour system there will be- no
trouble. bat if such demand is made
there will be a strike.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

LONDON. April 11.-TI. E&ciia!.. T"lc-
graph company says :.la; III" Property Of
George Abingdon Baird. or ''Silir"" -Abine-
don. VIII moi =" intact 10 his f.i lily. has
been stated. y will made 10y Baird aboard
the steamer Maj"-ric during his voyage 10
fI... I!i"i States has been found ;.i:ioi,2 his
effects il i >:nl. aud under lis provisions
Mrs. I.aug.fy will r..-iy" Iar.e property.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Ear,I,uunkc. I'm seryin.

Belgrade. April il. = More earthquake
shocks were felt throughout Scrvia early
this morning. Near I'oSawartZ and along
III" Mu.avi river villages are devastated.
Thousands of houses and many churches
have. been wrecked. Public buildings will be
rendered loo dangerous for occupancy. IN
the departments where the heaviest shocks
felt the people were afraid to return to
the villages and are living in the fields.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Timothy R.c.iv.. Hi, Shnr.

San Francisco. April 1.-THE decree
of Mrs. Hopkins S.arles was signed bv
Probate Judge Cntfy to-day Under the
terms Of iii. decree Timothy Hopkins
receives all the property iii the state be-
longing TO the deceased. Ii is valued at
Sl.nD.pD. and is a portion of the 81.
s'D.uUO allotted 10 him under the tcruIs
of the compromise of the will case.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
sennlor NIIn. Mcnrr snl NeMs,

Madison. Wis, April II. - Senator
Villas. whose daughter died suddenly
one week ago to-day. tclcsraphcd home
this evening that he had just heard the
news. and had at once started north.
III. vi. al Punta Rasclia. where. he had
JUS, l"iIG"G after II fishing excursion in
The LE!f Of MnNicu.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Ganeral News.

Corbctt and Mitchell are to fight in
New York for Il purse of SGO,nr).
Joseph Jefferson will rebuild his Buz.
Yards Bay cottage. Crows Nest, which
was destroyed by fire.
c. Fl. Hamilton Of Chicago has made
an .S0o-miie journey across Upper Alas
ka OH snow shoes.
w. IL Vanderbilt. Ogden Goclet anl
james Gordon Bennett purpose visiting
India in their steam yachts next fall.
Judge Iticks. in the United States court
at Toledo. decided against the Ann Ar
Dor railway strikers. holding Il boycott
to be a conspiracy.
A curious feature of the railroad OK
hibit at the Chicago fair will be IL neatly
arranged collection of railroad and steam
bolt passes once owned By Jay Gould.
A slight earthquake of short duration
was felt at Los Angeles. San BernardinO,
San Diego and other Southern California
points recently.
A big meeting will be held in New
York by IrishAuericahs soon to give
emphasis to the demand that England
shlli r.ieas. Irish dynamitcrs, now in
English prisons.
The United States & Brazil Mail
Steamship conpanys steamers Alliance,
Vigilance and Advance were sold at
auction at New York. T.. ii. Ludlow
BID in the vessels.
The national committee of the Single
Tax League of the United States has
called national single tax conference
to meet in Chicago Aug. 20. This will
be the second national conference Of the
believers in Henry Georges theory.
Several hundred sports witnessed a
sensational glove contest at Maple Bay.
y. y, between Abe" Dunfee Of Syra-
cuse and Dan Donovan of Cleveland
Ohio. In the seventh round the fight
was abruptly terminated by a knock out
blow delivered by the Syracuse man.
Donovan fell limp and senseless. and he
remained in Il coInatose condition fol
several hours, when he died. Dunfee
and Referee r. ]. Donahue were az
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Took Strycl,nine.

Winnipeg. Special, April IA young
Englisliinar named Leonard Rose, who was
employed by Thomas Clements. committed
suicide bT kin. >tiychnine. Immediately
after taking the fatal dos. he told the fam
lily lie hnd taken some medicine for earache
and felt sick. They administered an cmetic,
but h. died in II few luum.uts
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Curved Hi. Wife nnd Himself.

Chicago. April ll.-Willam Williams a
painter. tonight cut the throat Of his wife
i:o>:l. causing instant death. He attempted
I" escape. hut. driven To bay. he cut his
o:xn throat with the same knife with which
he had murdered his wife. He died While
being taken 10 the hospital.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
The Viking Shin saiI.,

Christians. April 10-The vickin. ship which
is 10 be shown at HE worlds faif. sailed
from this port ;o lay. Al iniiHe:se crowd
gathered at the docks ard cleerc.I a. til.
shin paSs-t! down tf.- iafbor firing saiuies.
which were answered Ly The iaii; BATTERIES
She viii c.nise a.J:.s the r0asi III order that
.he i'tol,l" iiiay llat" an opportunity 10 see
a-r LnJ AL: Iu May Will SAIL from. Bergen
for lie Gu.i.4. States
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No Conner Trust.
-NS ~
Iiu.t,lItnn Nii1iJ

liousl'on. Mich. Special. April 11.-Dil-
i.""i ,:If;r. fti's 10 reveal any evidence Of
the * -,-n".. q: III" copper trust which the
N"w i"IA v. III calls Attorney General
b!i:'r /" :.:i.ii!..i:tt". Such Il combination ex
iS';.i e..ilt years ago for a few months but
was dissolved owing 10 radical differences of
opinion between vari"ns members OF the
Dp.,J,
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Wilson Granted a stny.

Canton, $. H.. Special. April 11.-Rey.
Wilson. who was conNictel II few days ago
II :iS>;i,llin2 It twelrc-ycar-old girl. was
granted a stay Of sentence until May II TO
file exceptions upon which 10 move for Il
he conviction was unjust and there is con-
siderable prospect that Il new trial will be
granted.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Tried 10 XIII "a King.

London. April ll..A dispatch from Lis
bon say, that while King Carlos WAS driv
III. to-day AN attempt was made ta as
Sassinnic him. a young man ran towar, the
carriage. hrali'lishng Il revolver. and before
the police could SEIZE him. tired shot which
passed several feet above III" kings head.
The young man WAS arrested and inpris-
uu,l.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

WInlii'-s. SI,eoi.tI April Ill 10 an
nnun".-i hcr.- r:iai III. Canadian Pacific will
shortly put III furr.- tariff on grain from
Winnipeg 10 the St-:.:,Iard that will De :.
VERY material reduction oI present rates
Til. ne.s tariff viii % into effect in time
10 ROW this years crop
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15
Ocean Travel.

New York-Ani,ct!: Umbria from Lirer-
pool. :.a.r.c:ia nUfn Hamburg. La Gaseosne
frciu H..yre-
Ery-ien-Arri.el; Dre<-l,n from Bats
fci.don-AnivcJ: Malne fr.n rhiladel-
phia-
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THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
IN A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled
From the Telegraph Re-
ports Of the Press
Associations.
The CapltaI.

The public debt decreased S1.956, ,17o
in March.
The president nominated Bartlett Tripp
OF South Dakota to be minister to Aus
trla. and names new ministers to Greece
and Switzerland
The old case of the United States
against Adam Badeau to recover 50. .9ti4
fees. alleged to have been unlawfully
retained by him while consul ut H;.-
wanna. has been settled by the payment
OF $1,000 as compromise.
An order was issued ut the war de-
partment transferring Troop X. Ninth
cavalry. from Fort Leavenworth to the
department of the Platte and transfer
ring Troop F. Sixth cavalry. from the de-
partment of the Platte to Fort Leaven-
worth.
The department of state was informed
from San Francisco, on authority of dis
patches 10y the steamer Australia. of the
arrival of Commissioner Blount at Homo
lulu on the 29th of March. AS the
steamer left port just after the revenue
cutter Rush arrived there was nothing
in the dispatch beyond the mere fact of
his arrival.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-04-15

Topeka. April II. - Information has
reached her" that the negro John Stud
don, who outraged Mrs. Frost, wife of u
prominent miller of Salina. last WeGncs-
day. and then picked up ller infant child
ani i", threw j.! win treat fore. to I'll" floor.
tlire" miles fruml tiat city in II deserted
,lug-out and is now in Jail in Salna.