The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-10-26
NEWS OF A WEEK.
October IS.

The composer GOunOd dead.
Gladstone shelves Home Rule.
Little better prospects of repeal.
Nicaragua canal to be looked into.
More efforts to compromise on silver.
Reports of lake disasters still come in and are
worse than first supposed.
Extensive fire with an aggregate loss of So, $780,
600 takes place in New York.
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore celebrated his
jubilee with imposing ceremonies.
Wizards administration of the N. P, likely to
be severely Overhauled, as the opposition now
controls entirely.
October 10.
Battle of Trenton memorial dedicated.
A compromise ready to materiaze if the Pres
ident will agree to it..
Three New York policemen asphyxiated whilst
sleeping on their beat.
Professor Briggs is a hereto, so the New York
Presbyterian synod says.
The Bankers association condemns Congress
for the delay of silver repeal.
Hill asks the Senate to show any present
method to force silver repeal.
Frivolous France forgets GOunOd's and McMa-
hons corpses whilst feteing Russians.
Brooklyn's mayors edct to prevent the Cor
bett- Mitchell fight, called political bluff
October 20.
Thompson hanged at at De Smet.
Henry Starr, the desperate. will hang.
Warlike Matabs succumb to British rifles.
Van Allen, the dude, will represent us in Italy.
State capitol site chosen near present building
at low figure.
The Grand Trunk kills 26 and Injuries 81 pas
sengers at Battle Creek, Mich.
Voorhees, presents a resolution to change rules
which if adopted will pass repeal.
Trade outlook dull and gloomy and reported
owing to senatorial sluggshness.
Prohibited international anarchist meeting re-
ported as secretly held at Chicago lately.
| Rumored that enough support, and Presiden-
tial sanction is obtained to bill repeating silver
purchase October 1884,
October q.
Gold reserve shrinking.
| No color line in the w. c. T. U
| New Workers celebrate at the Fair.
Wheat and stocks still sag downward.
The Jobbers Union of st. Paul after pool
| rooms.
jim Hill said to be building an air line from ST..
| Paul 10 Denver.
Santa Fe road takes steps to guard against
rear end collisions.
| Weeks will be returned from Costa RIGA to
| explain certain miscalcuatiOns.
| The compromise bill now ready for discussion
contains no mention of bonds.
Mr.. Bryan introduces bill in Congress to in
crease the punishment for embeZZlement.
| October 90.
| New tariff bill progressing favOrably.
| Louisiana looms up as future great lumber
producer.
Parnellites make some hostile demonstrations
against McCarthyites.
| Parisans fail to suspend festivities to honor
| McMahOn'S ObSequieS.
| Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis is thrown from a
| carriage and seriously hurt
| The President reported as absolutely against
anything but unconditional repeal.
w. C. T. u, members of StrOmsburg Neb.. re-
ported to have well whipped unchaste women
Philip Schieg, wanted for ENLIGHTENMENT at
Minneapolis. said to be alive and doing we'll in
New Mexico.
| October %.
Franchise bill presented to Austrian Reichs-
rath.
| Minnesota wins more than her share of prizes
at the Fair
Senate session marked by lack of energy or
business purpose.
| The last of the n. F., train robbers Killed
whilst resisting arrest.
David B. Hill. speaking at Brooklyn, denOun-
ceS senatorial dilatOrineSS.
Conflicting rumOrs about silver repeal mostly
point to mo compromise"
| Three New York bankers gathered in for
forgeries aggregating 100000.
The national bankruptcy law meets with
learned legal opposition in the House.
Twin City street railway men consider striking
against employment of non union men.
| October 2l.
French and Russians swap taffy.
Homestead prisoners refused pardon.
Ulster men stirred up again to resist Home
Rule.
The House ready to railroad through the Sen
ate's repeal bill.
Twin City street car men will probably strike
unless soon satisfied.
Silver men will surrender and vote; repeal said
to be shortly assured.
Assured of speedy repeal, Congress at last de-
bates on adjournment.
Gladstone may release imprisoned dynamters
to appease Irish home rulers.
Ignite discovered near Redwood Falls which
burns we'll; the vein is three feet thick.
A broken rifle, an axe, the skeletons of man
and nine wolves. speak plainly in the Rainy lake