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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
InlE a GIIAs1S

Drs Moin.s. Iowa. Aug. 16.-Thc week.
ly Iowa weather crop bulletin says: The
rainfall during The Week w;lS Oh the whole
CT iLeStimahlr value to corn. potatoes and
pastures. y few rrpor,s Indicate mat
teriHl damage to corn by drouth, but in
III" larger part of tho state there is yet
promise of Il full average crop. The dam
age to potatoes is irrcparable. The psli-
ma1c'. acreage Of spring wheat is G21 .:'O5
acres. The average yield cannot exceed
'!r.ei. bushels per acre. much OF it light
weight. The winter wheat acreage is
..'5.AD acres The average Weld is
fourteen bushels of good quality, The
total wheat pro'luc, is estimated at 1O,-
12e4 ::55l5 brshcls.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
IOWA REpIIRLICANS.

Des MoincS. Iowa. Aug. 1G.-Thc Young
Mems Republican league met at Calvary
tabernacle. Lafayette Young. one of the
lcaGing candidates for governor before
tho state convention delivered Il brief nd-
dress of welcome. Thomas &. Dawson of
Council Bluffs responded in lieu of John
son Brigham, president of the league
After appointment "f committees and an
address by Chairman Blythe. of the
state committee, the league took Il re-
crss until evening.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
CASUALTY.

Several people in st. Louis were bad
iy bitten by mad dog.
Lizzie Topel was struck by train at
New York and killed.
Hundreds of acres of tobacco We're de-
stroyed in Pennsylvania by Il hail
storm.
A girl named Crookshanks died at
Oakland, H.. of the bite Of rattle
snake.
Daniel Palmer was killed ut Newton,
ILL.,, by being drawn through the cog
gearing of n traction engine.
Near Hildreth, H. during a rain
storm stroke of lightning struck n
threshing machine caught fire from the
lightning and was destroyed.
A four-story building burned at
Louisville, KY. causing a loss of S110,-
600. Mrs Mary Stewart jumped from
an upper window and was seriously i'll
jured.
John Wallace. mine foreman. and
Robert Mould, fire boss, who We're al
most roasted by gas in the explosion
that occurred in the East Boston 0'a.)
mine, are dead.
The explosion of n gasoline stove at
Decatur. Ill, killed Mrs. II. NJ. Gossett
and seriously burned Mrs. Catherine
Tomb and Mrs. Will Field. Mrs. An
drew Dempsey, daughter Of Mayor
Mottit, had narrow escape.
The boiler in the grist mill Of Isaac
Howell II Son at pittsburS, Ill, eXplod-
ed with terrible force. The building
was badly wrecked. Isaac Howell was
killed and William Howell was badly
scalded and cannot rccovtr.
The yacht Matilda, owned by DR..
Plummer Of Haverhill. Mass. while
sailing off Marb!chead. was carsize'l in
a sq,lall DIR. Plumlner was drowned.
Anton NorG,ich, miner, was killed
by falling GOO feet down Il shaft of the
coal company at I'ana. Ill.
Fire destroyed the Masonic temple,
the Einstein and the Goldberg. Bowen
ID Co.'S buildings. all adjoining three
story structures. ut Fresno, Cal Loss,
$4,000; insurance unknown. The fire
is supposed to be incendiary, and one
ma has been arrested.
William Nash, of BraZorio county,
Tex, was transferring Il big herd of
cattle across the bridge over the Brazos
river at Richmond when the structure
collapsed, carrying with it two negroes.
200 head Of cattle and 90 horses. The
men were Charles Bailey and Johnson.
The negroes We're killed, as we'll as
many head of stock.
Richard Wood man named King.
and another name unknown. undertook
to break the record in sliding down
from the top of Pixies Peak Oh rough
board cuntriv:in:e called Il tobOggan.
Tie uine miles had been covered in
sixteen minutes. Their brake became
useless when about half way down,
and while running ut a frightfM speed
the s"bo=s;in jumped the track. throw
in. lie men dnwn ihe mountain side
| ln,.n:. the rocks fifty I" S"vcnty-fiye
feet away. The three will die.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
OI.Il:r IN ROAIBAY

Bombay. Aug 15.-Thc religious riots
thae prevailed with greater or less IN
tel'sit. in this city for three days past
Lave ended. The Mohamme,lans and
llirdoos. whose srnouldering animosity
Was kinded into flame through religious
holidays of both sects falling upon the
same day, have been awed by the dis
play of forces made by the authorities.
and order prevails everywhere. Troops
axe still stationed in various parts of the
city. however. but they will shortly be
WITHDRAWN. Many of She business places
TINT We're forced to close through fear of
being looted by the rioters are open to-
day, and it is thought that tomorrow
everything will be going along as usual.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
MEETING OFuNEAIpIoyun

Chicago. Aug. 16.-Brtwcrn 1000 and
s'a'o of chiragos army of unemployed
took possession of the Lake From, Park
yesterday afternoon and listened to
speeches from their fellow toilers, The
mr' ting was held under the auspices of
the allied wood working trades colrnil
III, closed with the adoption of r.solu-
''ons calling upon congress to do AWAY
WIN the present evils of the financial
world. The meeting also demanded that
tlit Haymarket monument, erected in
memory OF the policemen killed turi
the anarchist riots Of 1856 he torn down
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
LIKE WHITE t,App1,pS

81 Paul, Aug. 1G.-Iast Sunday night
about twenty-five of st. Paul's emincntly
respectable citizens organized themselves
into Il committee of the whole and
wrecked the new loading platforms of the
garbage company which had just ben
erected at The 500 tracks south of Como
and fhalcn avenues and east of Rice
street. al Il cost of S373. From this
preceding of the people it appears that
the garbage cmbroglio has resolved itself
INTO question of might and as a result
a Ilinhcr Of st. Paul citizens have laid
themselves open to ccnsure and will prol-
ably have to answer for thcir ,c,ion in
the police court.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
ATTACHMENTS

New York, Aug. 1G. Two attachments
have been obtained against The Industrial
and Mining Guarantee company Of No.
Al Broadway and Of Denver. Colo; one
for SG2.11S in favor of the Put-il- Bay
Water works. and the other for $l7,62j
in favor of John II. Carritlirrs. ii. III.
Warmer of dorchester was president of
til. company, which was organized in
June. 1882, to succeed the III. III. Warner
company.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
RIlr A,E A NiElsrI\l.

Hcpkinsvillc, Ky, Aug. 1ii.-At Cask"y
station, Il snmll village near here the
negroes have been holding ~ series of
religious services known rs IL feast in the
wilderness. Thousands have tlrrong.l to
the meetings nightly and the excitement
has not been altogether of religious
nnturc Saturday night the meeting cul-
minated i'll Il riot. during which pistols,
r:,zurS and STORES were freely used.
Three negro men were shot Oh. fatally.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
lrOI'I, PLAY

MuEcic. Ind, Aug. 1G.-Dc"clopmcnts
have disclosed the fact that beyond Il
doubt Harvey Brrsnckcr, Of Furmland,
found nmngicd on the Big -Four railroad
track yesterday, was murdered. In his
examination the coroner found two bull
let holes which show that the man was
first murdered and then placed on rhe
tr::ck for mutilation. Edward Davis,
who was last seen in company with Bee
kcr at Parker, Saturday night. WAS
arr, sted in Farmland, and is in Jail.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
SEI,lnI.s SrnRM

Omaha. Ncb. Aug. III. Reports COM
ing i'll from various parts of the state in
dicate that the storm of last night and
to-day was very serious. The heavy
wind was accompanied by hail. and great
damage was done to growing corn aud
other crops. AT Pawncr City and Table
Rock the storm unrOofcd several build
ing>. but no one was killed. AT Paw,re
City the house of w. III. Tarnsrll was
completely demolished and several mem
brls of the family We're slightly injured
Nearly three inches of water has fallen
here in the last thirty hours.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
GARY HAS A scuooL ROW

Gary, :. D.. Aug 1G.-(;nry has Il
SCHOOL complication of no mean proper
tie..s.. Some time in the spring the old
corp. of teachers was hired hy the 1892
s, i'ool board, and contracts We're duly
sisred. The new board, questioning the
y"lidity of the contracts drawn by the
1892 board has chosen IL new corps of
scail.crS. but as they do not hold certiti-
Gates in the county. and as the old pro-
fcsSor is also county superintendent. th"y
are in trouble. inasmuch as the cXalIiin;l-
tier is not held for nearly a month after
the school should begin, and he positively
rctnses TO grant Il private examination.
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KILLED A NElliIlHOl;.

Carlisle. Ky. Aug. III. Yesterday af-
lcrnoon Sam Smith. Il stoncruttrr, went
to ,l'c house of John Howard. who had
just been brought home IL corpse. He
had fallen from his horse while drunk.
Smith wanted to kill his (Smitls) wife.
who was in the house. A ncighhor. Will
Carey, attempted to restrain Smith, and
received the contents of IL double-har-
relied shotgun in his breast, death re-
sulting instantly. Smith made his escape
and is still at large.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
THE CARE OF THE STATE,

Crookston, Mimi. Aug. 1G.-Mrs. .Jo-
seph Itchy. II Bohemian wo,nan. and her
daughter We're brought to this city from
their home nj Woodside to-day. Th.
Inoiher is insane and has been taken TO
ilip insane asylum at Fergus Falls. and
the daughter is to be held for an order
from the authorities to take her to the
school at Faribault The woman is about
foriy-iive years of age, and is the notlicr
of eight children, four of which are said
to be ijOtic.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
RIG uAI. STONES

Topeka, Kan, Aug. l6.-Goodland and
til" extreme southwestern portion of Kan
sls was visited yesterday afternoon hy
,l,. most severe and destructive hail
storm recorded in the state for wears.
1t covered an area of about three miles
square. Reliable dispatches from Good
land to-day say the hnilstonrs averaged
the size of base balls. some of them
weighing nineteen ounces and measuring
sixteen inches in circumference
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Racine. Wis. Aug. 16.-NIrs. William
Nrt'ins. aged twcnty-cight years. met Il
shocking death yesterday. y little son
.ovrrturncd an oil stove that stood on
The table. Mrs. Nrvins gra>pcd the stove
and started TO carry it out of the house.
The burning OIL set fire to her clothing
She made an effort to smother the flames
ly settin. into a bed and covering ler-
elf. hut failed ard .he bed caught lire.
Her screams We're heard by several who
aan into TIE house and found her lying
upon t',e floor. !rr clothing burning
The. werr TOO frightened to render as
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
IHIkAl'DS

Guthrie. OKLA. Aug. 1G-A special
'grnt of the interior department has
found that fourteen of tho Cherokee al
lotnrnts on th" strip rlv" been frau,ln-
lrtly made on land adjoining county
seats, and upon which no improvements
had been made as required by the treaty.
These allotmcnts will all he cancelled
and others substituted. which will .ause
another delay in the issuing of the OPEN
ing proclamation
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
MILL. CLOSE DOWN

Brallock, Pa, Aug 1G.-It is given out
as an almost certainty that the Edgar
Thomson Steel works will close down
ah1rt Sept. l on account of the depressed
condition of the steel trade During
III. suspension extensive improvements
will be made. The clerks employed ill
the Carnegie offices in this city We're
notified to-day of cut in wages ranging
from 10 to 20 per cent. Several hundred
men will be affected
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
n,l,AIN nnl.pIInY

Shreveport. La. Aug. 1G.-The south
hound passenger train on the New Or
leans Pacific railroad was held up by
eight masked men three miles south of
Mansfield at s o'clock last night The
men boarded the train at Mansfield June
tion, and when it had pulled out some
distance they began holding up the pas
scngcrs. Only II small amount of cash
WAS secured. No attempt was made to
rob the express or mail cars. 1t is thought
the bandits were frightened off before
finishing the job. They jumped from the
train and escaped in the darkness.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
S'rAGNATlON.

Appleton. Wis, Aug. 1G.-The condi-
lion Of the paper trade in the Fox river
valley is one of practical stagnation. On
fl,. Fox river from N,s.Iah to Dcpere
there. are forty-tvc paper machines, all of
" hi..h, up to IL short time ago, We're rum
ming night and day. OF this number thir-
ty are now idle. 1t is the big machines
that are shut down ard only the smaller
"l'.s are running, cleaning up and get
ii,," out orders. In addition +" THIS. ll
1li.. pulp mills are clo>r,! down. Ii is
felt. however, that the bottom las been
rcur,,cl, and !: change for the better is
eprct.l soon.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
I,ArAI. RI.NAANAN

Chicago, Aug. 16.--Whilc a number Of
men were being driven to their work in
Engle wood in wagon this morning the
lmiSrs br:lrnr frightened aud ran away,
throwing Jcln Williams and William
Miller Ia the ground. Williams received
injuries frcm which he died in Il few
minutes, and Miller WAS so badly cut
and bruised that he was taken to Mercy
he. pital. The otlirr occupants of the
wagon escaped uninjurc.l
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
TRAGEDY ON A TRAIN.

triontown, Pa, Aug 1G.-.Jamcs Watt,
son of prominent citizen of Dunbar,
fat"ily shot William Hartman and scri-
Gusly wounded Justice Cotton OH Il Ralti-
more Il Ohio passenger train last evening.
Watt refused to pay his fair and Con
dnotor Tucker called upon Hartman and
Cotton to assist in rjrcting linn from the
train. AS the two men advanced to-
war! Watt he pulled Il revolver and
fired. Watt tried To escape. but was over
powered and lodged in Jail. Hartman is
still living, but canno: recover
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DISABLED Ar r1,.

Montreal, Aug. IT, The Dominion,
IN" steamer Sarnil. with n general cargo
ana hfiy passengers. which left here .Julv
80 Tor Liverpool. Was spoken Aug. Z by
the steamer RiInn City. hence from
Glasgow. $40 miles east from Nrwf,uuI.
land, with machinery disabled Sl. re-
fuse! assistance. Nn,I.inr since has brru
heard of til" Salna. aud her arrival is
awaited in Liverpool With some anxiety
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
COLLISION AT SEA

st. Johns, y. T., Aug. f6.-l'he French
br.gaitme Francis, from st. Malock. WIS
rllA into Aug. . by the steamer Collns
ham, The Francis was almost cut in
twain. All her crew except the deck
w"trh were below at the time of the
collision and barely had tim" 10 reach the
deck when they We're hurled into the
water. Two men We're lost, and the re-
ln;lipdcr of the crew, twent yfour in num-
brr. were picked up by boats from the
Co!linglnum and landed yesterday ut
Ferr,land
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Personal.

Rear Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins
lied OF heart failure in Washington.
A straw hat. plated entirely by
Queen Victoria. has been sent to Chi
ago for exhibition.
Fred Ilincklry. whose marriage with
he S4.MO.W hcireSs. Florence Blythe,
.rcatcd Il sensation last year. is lying
dangerously ill ut the Palace hotel, San
francisco.
The Mormon tabernacle choir of 40
coiccs. including 40 trcbles. 60 altos. GO
'cnors and 60 basSos. will contest for
the $1,000 prize for chorus singing at
he worlds fair Sept. s.
Little Wound, the new chief of the
Sioux nation. is six feet tall. sixty years
DID and got his name from an injury to
his ankle received in Il battle With
white men when he was twelve years
Did.
Edwin Lcssctter Bynncr the lawyer
novelist. author of THE Begum's
Daughcr." Agnes Surraign" and sew
eral other novels and numerous mnga-
zine articles on early New England
life, is dead
Samuel Edison, the father of the
great inventor. will be nincty-onc
years old this month. He lives in
Port Huron, Mich, and has Il little
laughter. nine years Old, OF whom he
s exceedingly proud.
DR.. Manson has taken with him to the
north pole a phonosraph into which his
wife had sung all his favortc songs.
He'll be able to have change of air at
pleasure. Lieut.. Pcary kept TO the old
fashioned way and took Mrs. Peary
with him.
The Catholics of the Columbus (O)
diocese yesterday celebrated the twcn-
ty-tth anniversary Of the prirstly and
prcla1ical orders of Bishop John A..
Wat,crson. Among the letters of sim
:cre regret was one from Henry Wat
terson, u cousin, who explained private
ly to the bishop why he could not be
present.
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kNIINItU AT A nANf,L,

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Aug. 1G.-At a
country d"ncc near Parnrll, ut which
beer was sold John Jennings aud Charles
.;'fii'y became engaged in an aItcrcu,ion
from words they came to blows. and
during tn" melee. Carney. who is n
dangerous character. received n knife emf
across the abdomen, irtlirting a probably
fatal wound. a wnrr,n! has been iss,,r,
for HE arrest of Jennings.
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RESULT or A rLJ'D

1tpkinsviIr, Ky. Aug. lG a cold
hlccdcd murder was the result of Il fcud
III this county yesterday. Fleming Me-
Neal was passing along the road when
Oh; rlic Morrow sprans from ambush and
shut Him down with ii pistol Morrow is
at large. but will probably be- lynchrd if
cal .EI
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ANTI-cHINESE cRI,sAnn

san Francisco Aug. 16- a crusade
against Chinese li.jorrrs has been started
In Fresno and other places in the San
joaquin valley and seems to he spreading
owe: the state. Owing to financial trolll,-
les large numbers of white men are out
of work, while many Chinese are cn,-
pl"yrh steadily on ranches and vineyards.
1t locks as if the Chinese will be dis
placed. Thus far violence has been mar
rOMl, avcrt,al
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AN INDIAN BALL CLUB.

Chamberlain, S. d., Aug. 16-Thc In
dinE base ball club at Crow Greek agency
is endeavorins to make arrangements
with the managers of the fair ut Abcr-
dccn to 80 there during the state fair
aud play game of ball with some of the
crack clubs of the state. The Crow
Creek nine is composed solely of Indians,
ana they have a reputation in this por-
tion OF the state for good playing
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MEET on A BRIDGE.

Fergus Falls. Mimi. Aug. 16-No. ).
til. Mest-bound passenger train on the
Greg, Northern. collided with Il freight
train ON the bridge across the Red river
in Lis city. Eight freight cars We're de-
molshctl or thrown in the river. and the
pass enger engine is i'll the river. partially
o,creL with water. No one WIS ill.,
jur..;l except the passenger engineer. and
h.. not seriously. Damage about $2u.UD.
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STRIKERS LOSE

Ncvada, Mo-, Aug iG.-Dcpnty sheriffs
stathned fer several days ut the coal
mines ut Bedford have been Withdrawn,
the strike having been practically de-
clnred Off The strikes in Vernon and
Bates counties have cost Tie miners over
$4,000 besides their situations. aud the
Kansas agtators are responsible.
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GENERAL.

johnson defeated Zimmerman for the
five-mile championship bicycl" race at
the international tournament.
Cholera bacii1i are found in a passrn-
ger ON the steamer Karalnani;l, on
Swinburne island. New York.
The American sheet mill. olr of the
largest iron industries AT phllipSbur;,,
n. V, has resumed operations.
Grassloppnrs are iniuring the young
fruit trees in the vicinity of Ramsey.
ILL.,, stripping them entirely Of leaves.
American sealing vessels report i'll
success off tile .Japallcsp coast The
catch will be 80 per cent less than w:ls
expected.
President Grccnllut has stopped the
sale of all products of the whisky trust
because Of tho government order to pay
tax at Chicago instead Of New York.
Commissioners will be appointed by
Gov. Lcwelliny 20 soliri! seed wheat or
tney for the destitute farmers of
Western Kansas.
Cardinal Gibbons will invest Bishop
Hennessey with the pallilm next
month at Dubuque. Iowa. and Arch
bishop Ryan will deliver the sermon
| Inc WdS lAtllltSSt's 1'l-
low professor at Carondoiet seminary.
fellow priest at ST. Louis and preacher
of his Jubilee sermon at Dubuque.
The people of Frankfort. Ill. are
frightened over the advent of james
McA1ahol. stricken with smallpox. He
is said to have escaped from Il Chicago
hospital about 4 week ago.
,.l Il
>troycd the Two uIpr stories OF III"
ihrer-story Senate holc! g. l54 Madison
street yesterday. fivt people were killed
aud FIVE others 50 badly injured that they
can scarcely recn:cT. AT the Chon ''o'n-
ty and Mercy hoSpit; is SIX 1:herS :ire
meliiii. with pain in the wards, so badly
Injured a. to be- mn;.llr I" tell ,h"i-
ralnes. The list Of the kille,i an'l in
jureh is:
Dral-Harry Godfrey. seven wears Of
age. son of J. Godfrey of Little Ro''k.
Ark. burned: Edward Short. Chicago;
! Unknown woman: two unknown men.
Injurcd-.Jay Godfrey. hardware ni"r-
Chant. Little Rock. Ark. will recover;
Mrs. Godfrey. wife of above. slight
burns Oh shoulders: Gree" Godfrey. aged
thirteen years. will probably die: Hill
I'll,ry, aged seventeen. nephew of Jay
Godfrey: +. A. Coons. Lake City. Minn.,
Gu, by glass about head. taken To Mercy
hospital. will recover; Mrs. +. y. Coons,
LrrEs and cuts about shoulders and
breast, taken to Mercy hospital. slightly
injrrel: r. l.. Morton. Syracuse. y. ":
Ill III own man. supposed TO be William
Krorbcrs. stage hanI at tho Schiller
tl,cater. will probably die; Philip Kron-
berg and William Ullroy. fifteen years
old. The latter lives i'll Buchanan. Mich.
Both are seriously injured.
The fire started in the office of the hotel,
ait. is supposed TO have been caused by
the overturring of an oil lamp
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Is \CIIl:n

birmingham. Ala, Aug. 15.-AIonroe
II. smith. II negro, cri.niEally assaulted
MIS-. T.. ID. Sears. white woman, near
slilns Hill. Ala. yesterday afternoon. A
posse pursued him all night and captured
Inn in the woods early this morning.
after hanging Smith to tree the moi
fiiiei his body with bullets and then east
il into the creek.
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iOEHI:K CAI1:IIr

81. l"nl. Aug. Detectives last
night arrested !; min giving til. name Of
James Howard for the robbery If Il bag
OF gold cnn':;nin. 5000 at the E'irs;
>aiional ba:ll. Monday. He had on his
person $500 i'll so gold pieces 1t is
learned that five men were in The plot.
The detectives arc after item. and they
will 10 doubt soon b- in the tolls.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-08-19
IlNNAI. AIAIlrN.IlS

Mol treaI, Aug. 1G.- A detachment of
royal murine artillery consisting of four
teen privatrs and three non-collmSsionrl
officers under lirutr.nnts Trmplrr and
Barnes, has passed through Montreal for
the Pacific coast. They are the first of Il
detachment of lm marines TO he stationed
at EsIuimnult by the British government.