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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
Monday, Nov, q,

CasS county has tloattsl Sl1.GN worth
of drainage bonds
Rlinl riSSclS and 1rlinmrli had Il
frre-for-all scrap ut N,S.hc the other
day, hut no one Was seriously hurt.
Thomas Smith Of Fargo w:,S acci,lcn-
tally shot in the leg while out chicken
hunting. The wound is :, nasty one
but Smith will probably recover
Senator HmSbrouyh's hill To cstab-
lish military pos, at Grand Forks has
been reported adversely by the commit
tee on Indian affairs.
Charles Stuff, IL Stutsman county
farmer. fed his three horses hay from
an old stack. and Ill of them arc dead
1t is thought the hay was poisoned
James Rohault went to sleep in the
rear end of an East Grand Forks sa-
loon with S1:1 in his pocket, and when
lie awokc it was gone.
The man named John Smith. who was
murdered in Chicag" and was sup
posed to have hailed from Grand Forks.
prov Is to he John Henry Smith of tllat
city. He WAS a barber. and was
killed for his money while visiting the
fair.
Notice was served on Benton Hatch
who holds the Gladstone hotel at
jamestown under Il four years lease
from The MessrS Lloyd To vacate
within three days. There seems to be
Il good-sizcd law contest developing
over possession of that property.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
young man drew :, knife, and crap
plins with his father. stabbed him four
times.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

London discount rates rose owing to
scare over the Indian loan and the
shipment OF gold to America.
4 yacht was run down and sunk by
steamer near HernoSand. Sweden,
and eight persons We're drowned.
The Russian fleet sailed from Toulon
for Ajaccio. Corsican fort The
French enthusiasm was tremendous.
The duke OF Portland denies the re-
port that he will build yacht to chal-
lenge for the Americas cup.
The war between the Moors and
SlaniardS reaches Il serious stage for
the latter.
The Paris Figaro announces that in
view of the events of the past week
President Carnot has resolved to be
IA candidate for reelection to the presi-
dency
Mrs. Levi T. Morton has leased the
house formerly occupied by Senator
Jones of Nevada at Paris IN order to
supervise the complete education Of
her daughters
| 1t is announced that an entente has
been established between the Vatican
| and the Quirinal ON the question Of
King Humbcrt's right to appoint the
patriarch Of Venice
| The newspapers OF Paris publish a
rumor Of an Italian plot to inperil
the launching of the French war ship
Jausequebcrry, which was put into the
water at Toulon.
| A riot occurred recently in the prison
near Steyr, in upper Austria. Two
officers We're wounded before the
trouble was ended Reinforccmcnts
have been sent.
| A London cable says: The Fitield
church. near Abingdon, which was built
In the thirteenth century, and which
was considered ar important histor-
ical monument. has been destroyed by
fire.
During the religious festival In the
Church of the Nativity at Bethlehem,
Judea. trivial dispute arose, which
engendered Il riot. \ monk was shot
and killed, and two other persons We're
wounded. The dead monk and both
wounded men We're Italians. The Ital-
ian consul has appealed to the Turk
ish government TO punish the mur-
dercr
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GET THEIR COMMISSIONS

Washington. Nov :. President Clcve-
l'nd has issued ten l'crslry oou.mi> si0nS
L" the following name! persons. whose
nominations failed vi confirmation Ivy the
Srl.;,t". This Will enable them 10 per-
fern the duties If their offices until
they can be again sent 10 the senate
when that body r"c"n,.ncS i'll December
Robert T.. Preston. director of the mint /:
lrtrr &. Dnylr. collector of customs.
RGtfal" Greek. y. Y: George $. Weed,
collector Of customs. Champlain. y. Y:
John II. keunedy, appraiser of merchan-
disc. Buffalo Creek. y. v; Walter III.
Bum. appraiser "f merchandise, New
York city; John W. a. Strckl: nd. as
si>tan1 appraiser of merchandise New
York city; Valentine Flrickcns,ein. col
lrct"r of internal r"\,nnc. Twrnly-cishth
district, New York; David C. Browne,
collector of customs. district Of Montana
ard Idaho.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
ROBBERS HARD PRESSED
ARKANSAS H,NDIrS NEARLY run
To EARTH
They Abandon Their Horses, over
coats. HATS and Booty-Nearly
Hundred Men and n Pack of Hood
hounds ON Their Trail.

liI'lc Rock. Ark. Nov. THE men
Engaged i'll hunting Down the Iron Morn.-
tain train Robbers have been in their
saddles t''r the past forty-eighs hours
The r"sterS are lii close quarters nct
far from .IameStown. wher. the ie,ss,.
has them Surr,ud ii If they attempt
/" break through the ciI,l" ii will be Il.
the ii>k II their lives. rs the hunters ar.
becoming gloomy. United States Mar
>h'd Asner ';aineS returned this morning
from III" scope ii the train robbery.
Mn''rc H. hi,i been si!c" last Saturday
morning. H.. r-l-i,S that nearly lW,
n,cn are in purS lit of the bandits. who
"r" ii"w "u foot and moving in Il south
westerly direction. He feels confident
that The robbers will he run down very
>'.n n, daytrvak this morning. Il
l" >>e met fur 1ubhcrS near Wackerlys.
They fired upon and pursued them so
closely that within an hour the robbers
abandoned ,heir ho, SIS. which WERE
captured with their provisions They
Ir"ppc! their "v.rcoaIs and hats in their
hisht on foot. Iewclry, watches, etc.
w"r" found i'll coats and saddle pockets
blood hou'is We're put on their tracks
AZ noon and they We're followed five
miles when the dogs We're turned back,
driven by one If th. Wackeriys. as is
supposed and thu trail was lost.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest md Most Important News
of the World. CullcL From the
Telegraph Reports OF the Press
ASsOCiatiOns.
FROM THE CAPITAL.

"A
Democratic members OF the ways
and means COMMITTEES have decided to
push the tariff measure.
Naval officers are inclined to think
Admiral Stanton was warranted III Sa-
luting Admiral Mrllo at Rio.
Senator Hill introduces "A resolution
for an amendment To- the rules To pre-
vent fillibustering.
The silver repeal bill is now a law.
The house passes the meaSure-193 to
A--and President Cleveland signs it.
1t is announced that the government
is determined to collect the debt owed
II by the Union Pacific, and will move
for the removal of the receivers re-
Gently appointed.
The senate committee is still deter
mined to not agree to the changes in
the Geary law suggested by Secretary
Gresham, the only concession being to
omit the photograph from the certiti-
cate.
The Indian bureau has been no.
titled that the enrolment of the Sisse-
ton scouts has been completed by
Special Agent Mccormick, and the
payment Of the considerable sum due
them will be made in Il short time.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
Saturday, Nov. 4.

Bismarck insurance rates have been
advanced 20 per cent.
Gunncssi Bjornby of Grafton has
been awarded Il patent for his new
plow attachment.
Corn growing is successful around
Edgeley. One farmer got fifty bushels
per acre and others iii proportion.
The town Of Milton has bcc.l notified
by insura. ce companies to clean up
or pay in conscqut nee a raise of 100
per cent on insurance rates.
Engineer Sebastian, one of the old
est engineers Oh the Great Northern
road, and Fireman Compton have been
let out because they did not notice the
open switch which caused the late
wreck mt IIillsboro.
Railroad men report the arrest of the
lnan who robbed the Tappcn postofiicc
some time ago. and they have evidence
that he robbed and killed the man
who was run )ver by Il train near that
place some time ago.
The railroad commissioners will make
the short trip Of inspection Of the
James River Valley line, between Oakcs
and the state line. Nov. IA. This would
not be taken if the law did not require
it. The commissioners expect TO start
from Jamestown
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
SE.ATrl.ES ZIG LOAN.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. THE city coun-
ell has completed negotiations with n
w. Harris h Co, If New York, Chicago
ani Boston. for Il twenty-year 3 per
cent gold loan of S::45.oO0 for sewer
phIp"scS. and also later on the funding
of $G"4.Np of old Indebtedness, thereby
saving the city quite large aE.cunt in
interest annually. The city of Seattle
has been on Il cash basis since July,
1852. sine. which date no warrants have
been issued and the net income to the
city from its water works system and
licenses exceed T., interest on he city's
total indebtedness Ly S44.OOO annually.
During the late panic no banks in Seattle
closed their doors. These facts enabled
the ri,y 10 obtain its loans upon favora-
tl.. terms
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ElnWN lp At IsIn


LoEdon. Nov. I. Official confirmation
has been received here hy the naval a,l-
th"ri,ies of the death of two seauen and
two marines and the injury of five others
from the British warship> Beagle Racer
and Sirius near ri" de .Tan"iro. 1t ap-
pears that the British vessels named
landed party near Rio de .Ianciro in
order To obtain Il supply of sand for
holyStoning the decks. During their
Stay ashore the British fatigue party
approached an old brazilian government
powder magazine. which was guarded by
detachment of President Pcix"tos SOL
dicrs. The latter seeing a number of
sram"n digging, believed tina, they be-
long"l to the rebel warshipS. and, con-
sruurntly. acting under orders, the Bra
Ziians blew up tn" powder magazine
aud killed and injured the British sail
OrS rcfrrrcI IN
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
OTHERWISE.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
obtained Il $3,0OO,OO0 loan in London.
Refusing to return fees after fail
ing to find verdict, an Oakland. Tex,
jt.ry was fined by a justice.
Section hands Of the Baltimore d.
Ohio railroad have suffered 81 cut OF
10 per cent in wages.
Actor Coghlan still denies his first
marriage and declares the girl who
passes as his daughter is only adopted
| A large number of Midway Plais;lnce
attractions are secured for the Calfor-
MIA mid-winter fair.
| Grace Collins, sixteen years old. has
disappeared from her Terra Hautc,
Ind, home. Young Drug Clerk Beck
with is also missing.
Saloonkcepers ut Eureka. S. d., an
gered because they We're black ballcd,
set fire to the Masonic and pythian
lodge rooms.
S. L. North Of Carbondale, ILL.,, claims
| to have discovered the secret Of weld
ing copper. He says the discovery is
worth millions.
| The Union Pacific will cut loose from
the Western Passenger association and
is thought to be prcparin. for a tilt
with the Great Northern
| G. L. Huntington says that there is
no truth i'll the report that the Morgan
Steamship company will sell the steam
er FL Rio to the brazilian government
| Articles Of incorporation We're filed
by the new Ohio & Mississippi rail-
road at indianapolis. The capital stock
| ia fixed at S:,OHN 600
The Chicago Il Southeastern railroad
has been tied up for three weeks by a
back-pay strike. No trains whatever
have been run.
L. Schoolhcrr of Austin. Tex. one Of
the largest dry goods dealers in the
state, made an assignment for the ben
eft of preferred creditors. Assets about
$4,000.
l
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
Friday, Nov. 3.


Jamestown is putting in $50 worth
of water main extensions.
Good Ignite coal has bccu found In
Logan county.
Several more blind pisgcrs have been
arrested In Fargo.
John Disnotc has been appointed
postmaster at Croslcr, Nelson county,
vice Albert Palmer, resigned
Edward Weber, a C:Ss county farm
er, has struck 2.0OO-barrel flow Of
artcsan water at a depth Of 80 feet.
John McFadden Of Grand Forks has
been sent TO the insane asylum because
lie imagincs himself John the Baptist.
Six thousand souvenir sacks of wheat
were distributed by the North Dakota
worlds fair board at Chicago recently.
u. H. McHcnry. the newly appointed
chief engineer of the Northern Pacific,
was a lcvclman on the jamestown e.
Northern in 1888.
Jimmie Wright of Grand Forks
drank some ammonia, and the physi-
clans barely saved his lifo.
Mrs. Hansbrough is recovering slow
ly from her recent Illness and may ac-
company the senator to Washington
when strong enough.
Trail county has received from the
state treasury $4,1S2.2S gross earnings
tax paid by the Great Northern rail
road.
Ole Tuff, Northwood thrcshcr, Is
missing, and his friends do not know
whether it was foul play or desire to
escape creditors
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
Sunday. Nov. 8.

The state veterinary association will
soon be incorporated.
Farmers in the vincinity of North
wood are going into the sheep raising
industry extensively.
Lars Christianson. one of Fargos
leading druggists. has been arrested for
selling intuXi,;:nts contrary To law.
A Grand Forks w"innn went to sleep
in a fullin" bed and Ii closed up on her.
She had a narrow escape from death.
John Dc>natr has been appointed
postmaster at Irnsicr. Nelson county,
vice Albert Palmer. resigned.
The North Dakota conference of the
Methodist church will be held at Wah.
peton. April IS. with Bishop Mallalicu
of Buffalo, y. Y. presiding.
Dean Mat1ison, an Oakes farmer, has
skipped the country with Il borrowed
wagon and mortgagcd horse. His debts
We're too pressing.
c. +. Jones, farmer in the eastern
part Of Foster county. lost twelve valu.
able horses 1000 bushels of grain and
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
Highest OF all in Leavening Power-lates u S Govt Report
%E!A!:'!;!! g! Bski1s BS%d:sz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
RAINY Akl A;nIn

Duluth. NV. :, III" N.w>-T1.bmne
says there arr likely /" '-' SIM ,..vclov-
,ns'iltS in III. matter nj Rainy laL, :o>ld
mines >'"n. \ lariS III nuln,hiauS who
have inr.>-,I iar.,ly in The new folds
have been making an exploration of ,h>
country. AMI va ,h"!r return Il number
"t c'n.ran; vii! h. "r.7,nizc,i. Ii is
n"t lstr i,,',,n,i"n l" a'I"u,ri any e1-
i"n>ivr M"th ihi> wil.i,-. hul a> >,snu as
The companies arc ,r-aiiZ, =: stocks vii!
hr offered !nr sale and ,l,.. money de
rived irna ii Will III, n>,i for active de-
'"!"pn"!, work early iii The spring At
lhr head e: the party which has jus,
been inv'>tiSt1in. the territory is Hutch
in>on R,'virr. :. we'll known Duluth ,iti-
zrn ami Il large property owner. H. is
'>l'eit7l h;,vk every day and will I've i'll
t'rr>t,i III ll,' c,mp:. uic> which are In
'r '"ru,'i IL Nneh ,hc .oli properties in
wirh h" i air.f,.>i,i. left Iil,irvrl
wh" has h,>'H prominent i'll the cAplor;,-
t!"n w"rl III lhr Hliny lake r. ::i"l has
i">' returned fr'n l>"ntcky an! il is
said ,rr .,3s Interested y M. Southern
c;,lit:;l IA i'n new field As L" jhe rich
ness "t The kiiuv ak,. gold region ,ler.
is >'i!l more ar less question. though IL"
one doubts ,h;tl there is gold there, and
that >"nr "N",llent specimens nj quartz
have been found
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11

Il large barn lay iir.. l.nS>. $4,000: no
Insurance. lncrndiaiYi>m is suspected
Mr.. Casey says the report ,ha, Rus
sian cactus abouM!> 10 amy considerable
extent i'll Foster county is Il mistake
that there is Very little of the pcs, in
that county. and villa, there is may he
found only along the 500
Col. Miller of jamestown has been de
tailed by -Adjt. Gen. Topping us inSprc-
tor general of the state troops. and will
probably commence up"n the work Of
inspection during the lal,cr days OF No
vrmher. Gen. Topping hopes To secure
the services of Il United States officer
10 aia Col. MILLER. and is putting forth
every effort I" accomplish that result.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
HAS NON ,,ESlGNEn.

W.shinst III, Nov. 7.-Ill" report was
widely circ,ll ,t"d last night that Com
,ui> sioncr of lci>i'Ds loo hrril Ind re-
signed. I'm. r"Asoh assigned for the
resignation was that he is IN old soldier,
:nd is dissatisfied with til. attitude Of
the administration c0ucermn. reforms in
the pension list. Ii was also ru1n0rcd
Mat First Dcpu;y Murphy Will take
charge. Seer tarv Smith rontradicte'l
the report ai!l sad there was 10 truth
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11

Ii1NfJ(nt \TS

Washington, Nov. 7-Ireasnry depart
Inc'n figures show that .,t.5l9 innni-
grants arrived in the United States dur
ins 5, pt"mbcr, AMI that 43o,5l7 arrived
during the niEc months ended Sept 80;
41G,s4S arrived for the saIia nine months
Cf 1882. Austro-l hungary furnished
$3.50 of this months aggregate; Ger
many, 1921; Russia, except Poland,
5,451: Sweden and Norway, 4.437. and
tue United Kingdom, l1,2s7
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
THE NVRnNC MAN

Duluth, Nov. ii. NJ. Aiken, who
WAS arrested at Moorhcad a few days
Ego for receiving package containing
$50 from an express company hero which
was intended for James Aiken of Rcd
wood Falls, arrived here this morning in
charge of an officer When arrested at
Moorhcad he was engaged in drilling Il
class Of young ladies for church enter
tainmcnt. lie cllilns that there is a
mistake, and that the wrong man has
been arrested
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
srrEcr1oSATE NOTE.

Chicago. Nov. Z. j. G.. Gruisberg,
whose fami.y is thought to reside in
Pcris, France, WIS found dead in the
Southern hotel to-day. He had evidently
.ec,rmited suicide by taking morphine.
Several letters from different women
were found, most of Them, however. with
the names torn Off. A very affectionate
note wa. a,nong them dated Minneapolis,
Sept. II. and signed Hattie Derby. Sic
called him My dearest" because, as
the letter says. Il DO not know Your
first name"
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11

INDICTMENTS INVALID.

Milwaukee,, Nov. &. judy. johnson has
decided that The indictments found by the
ln'r grand jury az; ir.;t Eugene $. Eli
OFT and +. w. Noycs. director, If the
Jlahkint"n bunk. wcr" invalid hccausc
the grand jury returned them AT the Oc-
'"bcr term of lie M ni"ipal court, where
nS the grand jury's team had expired
with the September term for which it
WAS called This decision invalidatcs al
Tho indictments returned against the Of
ilrcrs of the Plankiuton and South Side
Savings bank
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
THREE DEATHS IN ONE DAY

Milwaukee, Nov. :. Death claimed
thee members of the family of Christian
Hildrbran1, 5.4 First avenue. yesterday
The disease was diphtheria. AT s o'clock
last evening and undertaken was sum-
moned to the residence of Mr.. Hidebrand
to take charge of the body of ten-year-
old boy who had just died. While he
was laying out the corpse death claimed
two more victims in the same family.
one Il child of four years of age and the
other an infant hut a few weeks old.
The mother had already become i'll with
the malldy, and her case, being made
worse by the bereavement. the attending
physician has but little hopes of her
recovery Mr.. Hildebrand is railroad
swjtchInan
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11
SETTLERS O1sTED.

Ashland. Wis. Nov. :. = Secretary
Hoke Smith has made another decision.
the full text of which was received at
,he land Office this molning. by which the
Oraha road secures undisputed possess
sion Of 5000 acres of land. The case
IS entitled United States ex rel. w.
Houlton VS.. Chicago, ST. Paul, Minncapo-
lis & Omaha I,ailroad.'' The commits
Sioner is overruled and qnietus is put
nr.n the efrorth of Houlton and the set
glers who were after the land.
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SNhIE"I CHOSEN.

Chicago, Nov. 7.--Ihe wransle over
the election of a mayor pr" ten. was
settled last night !,y the clloi"r Of Ald.
George u. Swift, h" ice, living t2 votes
To ) for AID. MctiillaI, one blank being
cast. Aid. Swift at oncc prrseut"t! his
bond which was made out after Satur-
days election, .;nl he was sworn in as
mayor I,ro ten Tie special election for
mayor will be hell n"At month
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-11-11

New York, Nov. THE Herald's La
Libertad. Honduras. special says: Hon
'inras fired upon the American flag this
morning. by the alleged orders of Presi-
dent Vasqurz, and by the express COM
lnlnd of the commissioner of the port Of
-Amahla. several shots were fired after
ihr Pacific. Mali steamer Costa Rica. fly
ing the stars and stripes, as she steamed
away. because she refused to surrender
one Of her passengers 10 the Honduras
government.
United Stntes Minister Baker was on
ho;1L the Costs Rica at the time. The
passenger about whom the trouble arose
is T.. Bonilla, who recently led the rcvo
luton in Honduras, but was d"f,,ate'l by
Gen. Vas1ucz He He'd to Nicaragua
and with :DU of his a,lhcrcllts joiccd the
army Of President Sarcass;l. who was ell
gagged i'll :n attempt to Juen fevolu-
ton. Bonilla had decided to leave Met
ragua in order to relieve the govern
mct from all responsibility of harboring
sltem. He therefore sailed from Mica
ragua for Guatemala. Minister Baker
:nd 100 other passengers were his fellow
passengers.
They arrived yesterday at Amapaia, q
port Of entry of Honduras on the Pa
itic coast. In the afternoon the com
m-nder Of the port. Villa, demanded that
Cart. Dow ei,ould surrender Bonilla.
When tie request WAS refused, threat
was made to sink the ship, and it was
asserted that President Yasquez had
given orders TO that effect. Villa. III
censed at the refusal to surrender Bonli-
ia. gave the order to fire OIL the ship
after nightiall, when it was too dark to
leave with safety.
A government officer came on board at
$50 this morning. saying that new orders
mad been received from the president in
tisting on the delivery of Bonila or the
tombardment of the ship. Capt. Dow re-
piled that the commander of the port
would receive his answer in half an hour,
but before that time expired he sailed
away.
Several shots were fired after the
Costa Rica. although carrying the Amer
lean flag. One of the shots struck her,
.lciliz no damage. but it is feared that
thn $. S. Gala, of the same line, which
Was lying in port, may have been in
iurei. Cor the firing continued some
time after the Vessel was out of range.
The congress of Honduras has coll
ferrel upon Gen. Ea$qutz the power to
make war IN Nicaragua If an invasion OF
.revolutionists from that republic occurs.
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u,upI,E NEARS

chue, one of the men who. on the night
of Oct. 4, robhel Thomas MCCLELLAN, an
aged farmer of Town Ceuier, and beat
and tortured him by burning his feet with
a lamy to make him reveal the hiding
place of his money, was arraigned in
circuit court yesterday. He pleaded
guilty ana YVES sentenced 20 three years
i'll the penitcntiary. De Foye, the other
robber is still at large
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COURTS MUST CONFIRM.

Eau Claire, Wis. Nov. 7.-Noticc has
been served on the creditors of the MI
tional Electric Manufacturing company
that the application to Judge Bailey for
confirmation of the receivers sale Of
'llc plant to Peter rruax will be madc
at Nrillsvillc Friday. III. III. Hayden,
ere Of the large creditors, stated 10 the
Cour: that if the sale was not confirmed
the plant would p."hnhlv have 10 be
dislnantlcd, hut by confirmation of the
sale it WIS likely that NOR" would be
realized for creditors than il any othr.
way