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The Dickinson press., 1893-12-16
MAKE BIT FEW CHANGES
TnE TARIFF NIT WILL. EE RE-
PORTED Rl T >aIGHrtl REVISED.
Miuori,y hcmEcr< "f the Mays aud
Means Committee Will Offer
Amendments Which Will Not Re
Accepted hy the Majority.

Washington. De-. 1o-Tne reNI>c,i tariff
i.i.l was la;i h,-: IT., ;he ways and means
COMMITTEES ;i,!> n,oriinS. The changes
which have ihoet mai. during thu tw'
Weeks :,aN,. been nHlc.i f-u:n time la
,:m-. lil' il,'> :ali'nr,iu: i,'!nS i.,aih
hutt"a> AMI lin lla;- Mr,marrS ii ;h-
minority .f .hr vom:nii,re say tina; ta,.
changes mad are mn>t!y from AL VT
lolem - >;.eciiic duties where such
changes Mere u,ceS>lry from i business
Standpoint. he i,:i this morning was
'aEcn Iii. w III" fu.i committee by seq
lions. AMI the Republican members Of
Ierei ame:,;lui".,.> AMI discussed the hill
1lvm time IL time. II is the Intention If
,iie maj jurity n,.'lil' - ~ Nat,. down all
aE eLdmeut> offered hy the Republicans
and report the hill rs 500. rs possible in
its present reyi>, (! -, ,,iitian.
The committee reached the sugar Sclied-
n!c before adjournment. hu, no vote was
taken: neither WAS any amendment III
:ercd. II is likely an amendment will
hr offered to-mnrrnw morning. but m
changes will be made. The ma jori.v
members say the bill as i, now stands
will be reported 10 the house. 1t is eN-
pectel that the committee will be able
10 &c, through the consideration nf the
bll tomorrow During the discussion of
the bill ex-Speaker Reed of Maine Of
fered resolution. which recited that
as it was shown that under the proposed
hill the revenue would be SI2.UN.HU
short. it was desirable that The committee
l,. informed in wh9t Way ;his deficiency
should be net. Mr.. Wilson replied that
This deficiency waull II" made up by in
ternal revenue taxation. hut that these
schedules We're lm' Yet complete The
resolution WAS Laid vn the table lay Il
party vote.
y change is made in the time when the
woolen schedule shall 20 into effect. The
first print "f the | i'll stated that th..
w,olen schedule of the bill shall go into
rficr: July I. 1894. aud that on all
rates of duty in the wo"l.n schedule. eN
rept on carpets, there shall he a reduction
of cent "H the hundred every year
until 1890 This is changed 50 that
the woolcn schedule shall go into effect
1T the same tim" rs the remainder of
the bill. and tha, the reductions which
are To follow will be on all wonlens cx-
rrpt carpets there being. 10 change i'll
this particular provision.
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PERSONAL. GOSSIP.

Ms, MuroSint. Wife If e. T. Moro
sui. the New York banker. is dead
The tiowaSer iucllv.S OF 81. AlhdnS
is dead IN I.oud,u.
Samuel r, Adams aged ~ years.
died as his ho,Ee in Eureka. Ill. where
he s.ddliye,i rfly-two years.
Roland Reed. the actor. who has
been critically i'll 1t Toronto. is cut of
danger
A bill granting pension of 800 per
month 10 Frances Cor>e. widow NJ Gen.
John NJ CorSe. passed the senate.
Rev, DIR Edward w McGlsnu re-
fuses 10 either confirm or deny tn. r,,-
lslri that lie is Il candidate H. rhr in,si-
lien nf Ambassador from the United
States ir lsaiy
Queen Victoria has tcl"srlph,d 10
The King nf Siam -.rt"rzttulatins hsu
upon his Jubilee, AM, expressing Il de
sire fn,' the kings personal welfare aud
for The prosperity "f his Kingdom.
Sir benjamin Richardson an emf
nsut London physician. gives it as his
"pinioa that hicytin=. long per>i sted in.
Will Inevitably iniure the spine. the
lungs and :ile circulation of tIY. rider
Sir Clsa:ies Russell and Sir Richard
Webster have been greatest knights of
the Grand Cross uf ST. Michael and
81. George. and Sir Michael San
der>on i knight coinma n.ler Of TIL"
Ra'h Tor their services i'll connection
with The RerinS >e., negotiations
Sir George Eliot. 4 North of Eng
land millionaire. VIII" ls'gan life as Il
driver huy in Il collicry. purposes that
1 cooperative coal coml,Eny buy up all
the English collicrie> AMI make it one
vast concern. He says it would cost
about S'',s'G'D'tO IL do ii.
Princess Louise. The repued grand
daughter Of Queen romare of Tahiti.
has sailed for Enne. The princess
lcf, her island home. two wears ago on n
British ship. and has been living in
Port Townsend Wash She says the
story about her hcing abducted is un-
true.
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lIIl. FAR WEST.

The famous hs bnwld"r of Si"can is
being btoli,: i, up 1T Spokane II CON
tanned l.i' tons "f Galena ani Is cS'l-
mated III he worth S12.Hm.
Mesa County. Col. will soon have
l.Ns acr,.> more land under irrigation
Contracts are hring let at DE Heque 10y
the owners of the Blu stone valley TOR
cnnStructin. Il new canal
A number of ralichnlrn i'll the central
and northern portions of Idaho have
promising young orchards started 1t
has been demonstrated beyond Il doubt
that fruit raising in the lower attitudes
of the state is Il success
The British ship Adrina. which re-
Gently left Tacoma for Liverpool. car
ri.l the most valuable cargo ever
shipped from the sound. She was
loaded With caLnssl salmon and wheat
TO the value of S11N.,hM.
Fathers Bi,.rhlnSr and f;ampa.
agents for the Italian colony negotiated
for by Gov Hughes. arc at Yuma ne
gotiatiny for lands for their people.
Their plan is 4" put 800 families of
gr.,peyrowcrs into Arizona this winter
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determined tn Resist

Yokohama. Dec. II. Tie steamer
Chira, which loft San FranciSc" MY.
II. and Honolulu probably about Nov.
.S. has just arrived hero. An associated.
Press correspondents Immediately went or
Ecard of her and han interviews with the
officers and passengers regarding the sit
VA irn of affairs in Hawaii The.
stated that when the steamer left the
island the provisional government, was
still in power and was maintaining a
very determined attitude. Much excite
melt prevailed among business men an,l
the people generally. and the action of
ti.c United States government was
awaited with the greatest anxiety. The
members /. of the provisional government
,v..re rcSolu,r i'll their declarations against
the restoration "t tn" Inoual c!iy ana opeil-
IL expressed th" intention of resisting
ln the utmost any attempt that PreSi
dent Cleveland might make to rein>tate
FIN. ,,I,pau
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Friday, Dee. :


Ephriam Bros store at Cavalier was
,l' Slroyeh 10y lire
II. II. Galloway of Bismarck is a new
DrnSoncr.
w j. Snyder. an Oakrs barber, has
b, on arrested for giving intoxicating.
l.uuolS 10 minors.
John d. Sond, rnan of Prmhil:a has
filed an application with the ircasur!
ilcparlmcn, for appointment rs Chimes"
II >l"4toi.
Two thousand cords of wood are Ia
be- cut OF the Rock Island wood re-
serve This winter for the use of the
industrial school n Fort Tot,cn.
Charles Porter. brother of the stat,'
auditor. has been made special sgcnt
for settlement Of taxes between tn
counties. and will make his hcatlullar-
tcrs at jamestown.
At the las, meeting Of Tn" Grand
Forks city council. Mayor Richardson
rendered his resignation. being abonl
to lcav" tho state. II. j.. Whiihc;.a
was elected his Succ, sSor.
Jcwrlrr MrAlillan's wife and family
lad narrow escape from asphyXia-
,nn by coal gas III Devils i.ak" las,
week. All We're rn"orscinnS whcn
found, but recorr""d.
Ole A. Fladby of Rutland. black
smith, Lad his left hand cut to pieces
while sawng wood with q circular saw
lie will lose his hand and probably his
~
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

taSaeti'> new tariff measure will dis
crmita,e against the United States and
in favor of t;r,':.t Britain.
The council OF state 1T Lisbon has
decided to dissolve th,. cnrt.'>. and
the King has signed decree ordering
the. dissolution
One Of The cruisers purchased In the
nited States Ivy titr Brazilian govern
Il Stlt is t,,.ty disabled 10y II. unknown
traitor.
\ dispatch 10 the London Standard
from i:Iri> says: \ dynamite cartridge
! WIS exploded i'll the place de Ii Revolu-
ti"n. y number "f houses Were injured.
The authorities have instituted an in
puiry rs /" who wis responsible for the
explosion.
The priEer Of Wales was nominated
grand master of the English Free Ma
SONS The nomination MAS greeted With
tie unanimous approval of SIX brethren
who attended the grand lodge meeting
presided over by the earl of Mount
Ei.cumbe.
NJ pruluont Of rlri,, has been chal-
legged to fight i duei 10y Il nephew of
Premier CaSiiitirl cicr I he duel is
.u account ut IN article Which NJ. Drli-
ont wrote in The l.i,rc Parole. OK
II, >>iny wonder IT the fret thar if the
pieinicr WAS assTie ed 1T anythin. he.
NJ pruli,vnt. l,m! said. he dill not d.
II :nl satisfaction hi'i.>,if NJ prumcnt
is the notorious jew batting editor Of
La I.;hre Parole
Marshal Caurobert of France has IT,
ceiv,si 4 photographic mr>>ag" of friend
ship from th.. admiral and sailors of
til. Russian fleet i'll the Slack SEA.
The telegram WIS communicated IN
Pr, >iicnt t.rnot. VIII" 1T Piled. thanking,
the noble Russian PATTON tor lis care
full preservation of the monument erect
c,l /" the lrenrllmen who fell ut the
Malakotf. aud expressing lis personal
good wishes 10 the ear. t" his family.
10 the Russian nation. and tn the Rus
sian sailors
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CASUALTIES.

Mrs George Rupp of Quincy used
Kerosene I" start :, lire. She cannot
live. :
Massachusetts and only one man of a
crew of twenty-five WIS saved
Mike Mrtiill. Il lahorer. made his bed
in Il snow bank i'll North Amherst.
Ohio, and was frozen to death
The dry goods store of Mason 4
Son at Roann. Ind. burned. Loss.
S1tsO: insured
Tile opera house. Il grocery s, ore.
express office aml ice-houSp burned at
Schoolcraft. Mich Loss. 5000: in sur
ancr. $3.50
Charles Potter. Jr., secretary of the
enshurs Ind. Natural Gas comJrlny,
was fatally burned hy II gas rxplo-
sion.
David s. Crafty, wealthy resident
OF Mount Pleasant township, Pa. was
killed by runaway morse. He was
IL years OF age and unmarried
The hu>iI.cSs polrrn of the town OF
Creal Springs. ten rlileS r. nth Of Mar
lon, ILL.,. was destroyed by fire. The
losses aggregate $4,000. and the in
WIZ ltsNlA IDOuI IWO-llllctlS O1
that sum.
The boiler of 4 Texas 4 Pacific EN-
Gine drawing eighte,n II ears exploded
near Eastlanl Tex. killing Engineer
Charles Elliott, Fireman Charl,S Bcv-
erS and Brakeman Frank Spence.
whose body was blown leo wards. The
air pump was blown 7tn tn,.;. and th..
main portion of the hliler :Jlo feet.
Considerable track was torn lp and
une cars We're wrecked.
In Il cable car accident on Milwaukee
aNenu", Chicago. recently. six people
were seriously injured. Their names
a-c: Mrs. Amanda Biiwell, MSs Win
ME Thompson. John Green Julius Ael-
son. \. 7. Stitch"r and II. Wilson. a
rcrth-bonna ,railAr, with nifty ;rs,plr
aboard. jumped The track at Il sharp
curve and stopped directly in tie path
CT Il south-hound tain. l.flc latter. was
going ut Il high rate Of speed. aud
crashed into the heraik'l car with areat
force. Beth grip and trailer were salat-
tered and passengers thrown il, all
directions 1t is 'x,alsh, that all the.
Injured will recouI.
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SylnDnthy With Scheix.

Minneapolis. Dec. 12.-Thc arrival ct
Srhcig and Floyd is eagerly awaited here.
inspectors Hoy aud Lawrence left New
York last evcling will the prisoners in
oh; ge. and will be met in Chicago by
ID. NJ. Clough. who left for that city last
night. The inspectors AID their conn
panions reached New York SATURDAY
evening, and it is said that Srhcis n-
tends to turn against the Floyds aud
tsil all he knows against them 1t is
reported that the sympathy of the detect
ives is with Srheis and against Floyd.
Cashier Wright. of the Bank of Miuneap-
oils. says that Scheig is Il man who could
be easily influenced ny others. and thinks
j: nore likely he was under the intiuenc
of the Floyds than they We're dominated
by him.
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saturday. Dec. ..
Cavalier had a S1O.OOO tire. s"vera
business houses being destroyed.

Cavalier had a S1O.OOO tire. several
business houses being destroyed.
Mrs T. Chcwin Of London. II ,cborn
county. WAS shot and k'll"'l ly Il tramp.
Frank Mriladr.. VIII" broke Jail at
IIilSbnrO over !; year ago. has been cai}
,urrtl AT I.Hrimorc.
This fall the Northern Pacific has
used 1733.O)i, feet of l,'nihrr for the re-
pairing nf SNOW fence on the Dakota
division.
TIL" verdict in the case Of Patch VS..
The. Northern Pacific Railroad Company
AT New Rockford WA. in favor cf th'.
plaintiff for 5000.
Til" Walsh county criminal case " 'licll
Was to have been lricG at Grand Forks
tn '';l'lSc Of the unpleasant noto .icty tho
defendant Was giv-r il, The Grafton
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Actor Dead.

Albuquerque. \. Mex, Dec. 12-
Charles I. Watrous. a well known actor,
died here last night of pneumonia. He
came here from Chicago a month ago for
pulmonary troubles. He has been a
member of Days companies and Froh-
mans companies of New York His per-
sonal appearance was such that he %as
often taken for Edwin Booth. He was
at one time a member Of the United
States life saving crew at Evanston. ILL.,,
and had several gold medals presented to
Shim by congress. His remains will be
shipped to Chicago tomorrow morning.
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e.. ". wii,imn, sc,,..

Independence, Iowa, Doc 12.--lt is
rumored that e. w. Williams has sold
his entire interests her" To r. g. Camp
bell. This includes the Gc,inry house,
opera house. Rush Park track, electric
street railway, residence and the .Amcri-
can lr"tter The transaction is over
ShD,"o. while tn" property is valued at
S23n.Mm. TIL" track may he leased by
MIR. Williams and the mrntings com
dnrted as usual next year. Williams still
owns Alrrt"n and other good stock.
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VI cansx,inN. Dec. q.

w A Lamb of Ca>Srlton picked up
4 trn..r post for irewnod. and got ten
days in Jail and n fine of 81 for petit
larceny.
The water from the Grandin ar,c-
sian We'll is filed with small fish too
small To- eat. hm' large enough to he Il
curious sight
MI ill.," mills OF N"r,h Dakota Mill
i'll" association but three are shut down
lliilSl,uruS new S..,s,O school house
has h""n dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies.
Fire WAS discovered in the rear of Il
barber shop and icwclry shop in the
principal business block of Whratand
Before anything could be done To save
:ny "t lhr buildings in the block the
lirc h;l,. gained such hradway. famed
hy Il fierce south wrl. that it became
impossible 10 save amy nf the block.
The total loss is about SlO.Om. with
Very light Insurance. w. 7. Hunter.
general merchandise is The principal
loser. his loss i,'n. about S21.WhI; in
Silr:iut.r 81 iNW
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papers. has been Srnt back ;u Walsh
county for iri:.l by Judge Tcn.pletnn.
Judge ih"nllS of Fargo has received
notice from hi" department OF Justice
tilat hr will probably br called upon
!" 20 10 Kansas City. Topeka and Little
Rock la preside n, The United States
courts held in those cities shortly after
New Years
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Pipcstonr. Mimi, Dee. T. 4 three
ycar-ol,l son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam STAN
ton of this city was pm, to br- early and
Il hot tlatron pni h"twrrn the sheets
Nothing more was heard from him until
abou, 30 O'clock. when the bay was
heard calling his father He went to the
room and found tn. bed clothes on fire
Mr.. Stanton rescued tho hoy 10, much
injured.
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Aberdeen. $. d.. Dee. l2.-trhc ease of
, III" state versus Reed for adultery was
dismissed here on motion of the states
attorney on the ground lha, there is no
law in the state defining adultery. Judge
Carphell's decision AT Wa1rrtown to the
effect that the law was void for alnbis-
uity, will no doubt dispos" of another ease
row lending here.
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Washington, Dee. T.. Through the
personal efforts "f Col. Nicfcr prompt
action by the pension department WAS
taken on the pension application of Mrs.
Elizabeth S Pcrri,. NJ ST. Paul, the
widow of the late Col. Perrin. The case
was called mp Dn.. ). end day later
a pension of $50 Dcr nun.h from Dec.
lG, 1S,u, Ma: granted
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Red M'InE'. Fire nccord,

Red Wing, Mimi, Dee. l2.-Thc fir"
losses in this city III" past year, accord
ing To the annual report of the chief Of
the fire Department.. amounted to S44,-
80. with Insurance of S:::.,, ,4,A,. leaving a
net loss of S9.:55l2. The expenses "f the
department were 81 iti.:G,
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New i.onion, Conn. Dee. II. Til"
grippe which is ragin. in this city appears
to lave made its appearance on the water
as well as on land. Several vessels have
arrived in the farbor rlrring ,h" past
f,w days and report bad casr> aboard,
and two cases are reported from vessri
arriving Yesterday.
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Dime Novel MutcrinI.

Wichita. Kan. Dc. H. ''l"n King.
the nn:"rous female Il, Isl thief. has IS
capped from the iail AZ T.! Reno. Okla.
Bloodhounds have been put on the rail
of tn" woman, bni il is not likely that
sh. will be captured as she is on flee.
horse and riding like the wind.
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Ble,. Out liz Gn..

Sioux Falls. $. d.. Dec. T. Thomas
Thompson. i, farmer who lives near
Beaver Cr""!;. Mimi. is lying at the
point of da,,h at the house oi Il. IL.
Rogncss of t!l, place. Thompson blew
ont the gas
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T. r,nk tort. Ky, Dec. PA petition
ask ps for the pardon of cx-Statc Treas
urer erer James W. Tate has been cir
cula, vi in this city and county and also
in .her col nties of the state There
are ser 400 signatures to th" petition in
this ci1r- n
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'Iontrvidro, Mimi. Dec. r. YeSltl'lay
morning about IL o'clock, Willie Tom
Atchison was in the act Of getting into
u buggy his rifle was discharged. the
bn,ilc, piercing hi, heart. He was pre-
p:.,i, I" T., q. Oh n fox llIl.
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llo: Springs. $. d.. Dee. l2.-consr"ss'
man u. +. Henderson is improving rapid
IS and will l,c able 10 get arr, nd without
his crutrhcs. which he has had 10 use for
! some time. He will probably not reach
Washington til! after III" holidays.
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Reserve Agent.

Washington. Der 12-Thr First Ma.
tinna! Bank of ST. Paul has been ap'
proved as reserve agent for the First Ma
| tIrnal Bank of I<asson. Mimi.
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lDtseal.

Lake an unknown man assaulted and
stabbed Richard Cakins for guying h!m.
The Dickinson press., 1893-12-16
Change in Tnrin ni,i.

Wa.hingt, II. D.." lo.-'Ihr ways anh
liz" rs COMMITTEES ms changed III" time
when the tariff ILL Will go into effect
from March to June ]. 1894.
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Destoryed by Fire

Sioux City. Dec. II A fire at Sheldon
this morning destroyed a large part OF
rhr business section Of the town. Loss,
S3O,HpD: Insurance, Sl2.Hn.
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strike ettIeJ.

Dps Moines. low. Dec. 2-The coal
mixers strike was y >ttled to-day. the
pay day question being compromised
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New York. Dec l2.-Ives won last
nights game with SIo~>on Icy score of
GuO to IH'.
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OTHERWISE.

William Mcdonald opened jackpot
on IL pair OF fnur> nj Palo Mo. ills
funeral took place the following dag.
The Wurrpul Switch ana Signal Com
many assigned AT ST. Louis. owing $685.
MO
Crazy Sarah. II brggar. died sud
denly II, Burlington. VI. The sum of
$500 was found in her clothes.
The New York Beard nf Education
will try 1" i,ut an rnd Ia cigarette
smoking
Tie rlS,lcrS' war has again broken
out on ,hr border hrtwr Ii Wyoming
and Nebraska.
The mex, lncctil. of the Afro-.\mcri-
can congress will be held III Atlanta
Ga
Madison County. Ind. will abandon
,lr. Orphans Home aud sell the Iitl.
ones mt So, IL head
The corner S:nnc of lhr State Miners
Hospital at Rock Springs. Wyo w;.s
laid With imposing ceremonies.
Another big gas well has been struck
in West Seneca. ~ V. tn" flow OF
which is estimated ut one million feet
per day.
TIL" pnddlerS haze notified Manager
G. /. OConnor. "f In" r":ling-iMill de
partmenl of The National Tube Works.
McKcesport. Pa. tEa, tl"y will NOT az
.ept anything less than SIT, per ton
a por,ion "f th" pudding department
has been closed down.
Fearing thai the proposed reductions
of duty on hemp and tow yarns pro.
vided for by til" Wilson Tariff l,ill will
seriously affect business til" Barbnur
Flax Spinning Company of Patterson
n. j.. has closed its Spruce Street mills
for an indefinite time
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Forest River. y. d.. Dec. l2.-This
town ma, voted to incorporate.
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- = -
Thursday, Dee, :,

HERE are us Yet no bids for the Penn
hila county drainage bonds.
Dick Pclnlr,y of jamestown was SHOT
through The hand by the accidental dis
charge of Y,m.
n barn and contents belonging TO \.
X. Shepard uf Mandan Was burned
Loss. $1,000 fully covered by insur-
ancr.
Harry Gilmore of Aandan was ar
rested. tried and placed uudrr $500
bonds for dcfrauding certain parties
out of $500 hy gambling :lnd working
the game"
otto B"ye>"n. for many years an
honorable and worthy citizen of Grand
Forks. recently appointed consul to
Gothrnborg. Norway. has gone to
Washington i" receive his instructions
from the state department and will
soon sail for his post Of duty.
During the summer the Catholic
church at Valley City was burglarizcd
and the communion service taken. A
man recently informed Chief Of Police
Burt that while about four miles up the
river he discovered under the ice Il
clEllicr. which proved to be one of
those taken from the church. IT was
found near an abandoned hobo camp.
The saloons of Devils LAX" are rcgll-
lated in about the same manner as
Those in Minneapolis. except that the
o.. liGlnr" regarding gambling is not
enforced. Til" more respectable saloons
CLOSE up at II p. IN. ami Oh Sundays,
while the others do business 10y the back
door route The preachers of III" city,
Iurwcv"r. do not interfere with them.
Alex Capellnrt. who has been ruStling
newspaper "wrii"llps at III" worlds
fair and who served rs an expert on ono
of hc award committees. has secured
Il good berth in Washington on the
work of pr, paration nf Il history Of 1llt,
fair for the government. His especial
work will he :, descriptive aud Statis-
,iral account of the liberal arts building.
The position commands good salary
and is likely to last for several years.
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w; shin","u. i'er. 12.Wlnn the morn-
iny hour arrived Mr .Iiis,r,. of Texas
was al'"n; /" call hi, the hill fer the a,l-
nilsson "t Utah. when Mr.. Dnglry. on
behalf nj il.e kepuhlic..a side, made a
>'atrInrnt declaring that I'll" proposed bill
WIS of ton n'nrE il. rortancr tn be con-
Saderei during III. n trLirg hour hut no
! Obj, ctlon would pr made from his side
II ;mple opportunity were Showed for
debate and amendments. Thcrclpon Gen.
Wheeler asked ul?Limous consent that
tomorrow after til" morning hour bc Sc.
side f"r its consideration. Without Oh
Jrr,ion this order was made. 1t is under
stood that a delegation of Republicans
from Utah WAS instrumental in inducing
tine Republican leaders 10 rcccde from
,ha!r opposition to the hill
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II Pulls Out.

Milwaukee" Dec. H. .\lfrri james.
! president "t th. N,r'ha ,.>tern National
i Lii" 1nS,ir:inc" .uniluN r"n.cS out III
a letter This morning announcing That his
4 colnpany viii pu!! out from ;hr Milwau-
!. ken h,:irtI ,.f underwriters and will hence
! inr,i. az, independently of that body,
\ making j.; OWN rates when If Secs tit
/ and doing what il deems best 10 protect
\ its OWN business. In" insurance trouble
\ which has r,lninatci in The retirement
\ OF III" Northwestern .%ation,I from tn"
4 board had lis "ri:giu in the raising Of
/ rates sep; Is. This company aud the
\ other !nrai companies opposed the IN per
cent raise II that time. a> they believed
\ the rates were high enough: but many of
the companies thr. altered II retire from
I .fli> field III that time and the local conn
pa,,ifS ar.!,,irsrt. i, the ;ncr, aSr because
rhef- ,lii np' wish th- ri'y /, l"sa the com
N,;.iA,,> ..u.! leave MANY % the large husi-
s.s. hoi.> without sufficient Insurance.
Z ~ Northwestern WIS organized to in
s, ~. :,rain risks. What effect the rr-
ii, s..,it Il of this conpany will have cam
moi f.. n..iuld.