The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-08-10
NEWS OF A WEEK.
August 2

August
Wheat crop promises better than expected
Stocks in Wall street seem surely stronger,
Gold reserve again exceeds 500 600 900 limit,
England ships Sc 900, gold to New York.
Committee on rules will probably adopt closure.
on silver debate.
DR.. Campbell Canadian presbyterian divine,
to be tried for heresy
All products climb upward at Chicago in spite
of several failures
Tammany grOwls at the Presidents appoint
ment of anti-snapperS.
Gov. Waite of Colorado repeats in the silver
convention his cory remarks.
Mrs. Maybrick's mother sues for the recovery
OF 2,5OOOO0 acres of land in the Virginias and
Kentucky fraudulently obtained from her.
August 8.
Hulda trots third race-heat in 81.
In New York over $4,000 workmen idle.
A stampede from Naples on cholera account.
An.attempted Duluth bank robber blocked and
captured.
Commissioner Lochren promises fairness to
pensioners.
The late millionaire MitchelPs family air dirty
linen in court.
Canadian Pacific cuts rates between San Fran
cisco and New York
Nicaraguan canal men will try to get Uncle
sam TO adopt their child.
The American yacht Navajo racing in gale in
England proves mseawOrthy.
Mexicans propose Latin American silver
league to prevent depreciation of that metal.
August
Canada free from panic or stress.
Cheap r. r. rates make business brisk.
Gold imports of $11 Zoo, 900 expected this week.
Theodore Thomas resigns dictatorship of
Worlds Fair music
The destructive army-wOrm devOured and ex-
terminated by parasites.
Officials at Memphis indicted for allowing pris-
oners to be taken and lynched.
Pierre, S. D., has combination water and
gas artesian we'll of considerable power.
The treasury department says the absence of
small notes is AN evidence of private boarding
and withdrawal from circulation.
The closing of the German American bank of
st. Paul causes runs on other banks and suspen-
sions by the West Side and Peoples banks, all
said to be temporary.
August s.
Crisp to be speaker.
Silverites will accept 20 to ratio.
Famine of small denomination bills
Stocks show strength in Wall street.
premium reported offered for gold.
Presidents message will deal with Hawaii.
chamberlain, S. D., has an 5000 gallon minute
artesian well.
McKnly says distruSt, not silver is the cause
of tight times.
POpulists urge the West to boycott eastern
products in silver'S cause.
Gould says legislative action against corpora
lions has made hard times.
Worlds Fair board of lady managers INDUCES
in ward caucus sort of row.
Boyd, minister at SIAM to be dropped for talk
ing against France and Gresham.
August 6.
Fremont Ohio, has a bad railroad wreck.
India recovering from the financial furry.
Some advocate running the Fair into 1884,
Free coinage men will at once present bills.
Reservoir at Portland Me-. bursts killing four.
Three killed at White Bear by Duluth train.
Would be lynchers in Indiana routed by lynch
ees with a loss of five killed.
Senator Washburn will try to introduce anti
option with Georges amendment.
Controller Eckles says legislation for the
richment of individuals caused the crisis.
August.
Stocks and wheat both fiutter.
Four silver schemes are to Represented.
Twenty eXcurSiOnists drowned in Wales.
Treasury s., $1,000 ahead of the reserve.
Crisp, reelected speaker, opens congress.
small Chicago bank refuses New York ex-
change.
International socialists cOnvention.repudiates
anarchists.
Currency very scarce and at to per cent pre-
MUM in New York.
Conrad boys reported to have killed three more
White Caps.
Conservative members caught mapping at an
early stage of Irish Home Rule report.
August s.
Stocks and grains again weak.
DrOuth seriously affects crops.
Revolution in BuenOs Ayres ends.
North Dakota short of harvest hands,
Exciting silver debate in House of Commons.
Knights of Pythias have great day at the
Worlds Fair.
English legislators to sit till Home Rule passes
and supply is voted.
Warrants sworn out for the COnrads who killed
five would be lynchers.
Winter wheat harvesting shows better results
than hoped for.
Presidential message emphatic on repeal; f.
nance to be handled before tariff.
Hill, of New York, introduces bill in senate to
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