The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-10-05
NEWS OF A WEEK
September o.,

The President reads the riot act to the Senate.
giving his views for repeal.
A Millionaire and wife killed in Michigan
wreck travelling in a private car.
Indiana day at the Fair; an enormous crowd
gathers to hear the eX-president speak,
Five men held for the northern Michigan train
robbery. The money still missing
Bob IngersOll thinks the religious parlia-
ment will advance the worlds morality
Alunatic shoots five times into the crowd on the,
Chicago Board of Trade floor. wounding two,
one seriously.
September %.
Repeal promised within ten days.
The fastest six heats ever to harness paced at
Terre Haute. Time, 2:11 to ~.
crank, claiming to be the Presidents son. is
arrested in the White House.
Hawaii stirred up over a reported American
protectorate and consequent election.
RumOred that combine is made between
Pennsylvania prOtectiOnists and free-silverites
French press warnings as to folly of excessive
pro- Russian demonstrations have a chilling
effect
IdahO's governor will not appoint delegates to
the bi-metallic convention at st. Louis, condemn
ing strife.
A widespread anarchist plot discovered in Vi
emma; Reichsrath and Town-hall to have been
blown up when full of people,
September 20.
A compromise on silver reported.
Northwest log cut to be restricted.
Rains reported to be greatly beneficial.
Senate and Lords likened as obstructionists.
All N. P. business will be carried on in ST. Paul.
| and Chicago abandoned.
Anarchist Pallas who attempted to kill Gen.
Campos in Spain is willing to be shot.
A m q riv hod CHI
caves. is flooded and % men killed.
United States minister at Rio orders the
Charleston to protect Americans and their prop
erty.
Commercial agencies all report trade pros
poets good and steady expansion of manu-
featuring.
September 3d.
French striking miners riot
Senator Chandler crticZeS the President.
Boston wins the League baseball championship.
Compromise proposition does not suit silverites.-
The priestly robe no protection from army con-
ScriptiOn in France.
The Commissioner of Labor will now control
the census bureau.
Ireland's day at the Worlds Fair; it was wet
and the attendance was small.
Three inoffensive Chinese gardeners depOrted
to the hereafter by bullets; murdererS unknown.
Republican senators refuse to cOuntenance
conditional repeal, or to stand by the President
on such lines.
Congressman Patterson of Tennessee attacking
the election law admits to frauds and viO-
ence during the reconstruction period.
Congressman Cooper of Texas recommends
the English method of appealing to the people on
silver.
October 1.
Texas treasury is empty.
Bismarck's health reported poorer.
Parts of Europe still have cholera.
Siam agrees to sign the French treaty.
Weeks the New York embeZzler will be re-
turned from Costa Rica.
English cOaLtruSt SqueeZes consumers cOnsid-
erably on the price of fuel.
The Car lets France know that welcomes to
the Russian fleet must not SAVIOR of hostility to
other nations
Rio again bombarded by rebels.
Senator Washburn says silver repeal is sure.
The President favOrs strengthening the gold
reserve.
A big West Superior land title lawsuit settled
to holders advantage.
Nine firemen badly injured by falling walls
during an Omaha blaze.
Loophole for free silver said to be left in both
Wilson's and Voorhees, bill.
Hennepin county offers $1,000 reward for Men
age the real estate swindler.
Terrific storm along the Mexican gulf coast,
floods Mobile from the ocean.
Swedish elections leave the conditions be-
tween Norway and Sweden very strained.
October 3.
Stocks and grain dull and lower.
Democrats differ as to bond issue.
New Orleans suffers from the Gulf storm.
ST. Louis bi-metallic congress poorly attended.
The Valkyrie in dock examined by 10000 curl
Gus people of nautical tastes.
The most nOrtherly point on record reached
by the small whaer Newport.
Who shall pay the expenses of an Indians de-
tense before the United States court?
The Pope is pleased with the present state of
church affairs in the United States.
The great Gulf stofm annihilated colony of
$50 oystermen at the Mississippi's mouth.
The law protects law breakers. Detectives
arrest men trying to rob Kentucky lottery agents.