Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26
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experienced the coolest weather ever
kno"n there.
a Philadelphia warchou>ccollapscd
burving seven men in the ruins. three
of whom were Instantly killed.
sixteen persons were overcome by
gas in the block lt0S and l6l4 Mil
wauke. avenue. Chicago. Two may
die.
Every 1,adc in the building line
in Chicago will demand an increase
of wages on April /. and the employ
ment of the Union men only.
Cook Gallagher, who was employed
al Homestead. testified to his having
received powders from Hugh Demp-
>ey 10 place in the food and drink.
NJ a crossing near Lon>dale, Rhode
Island, on the Providence and Nor
cc~tor railway. a slcighin@ party
was ~tiucl, by a freight train. Eight
we've Instantly Killed and sixteen
injured.
81. Louis viii SHORTLY have IN
operation the largest aluminium
I factory in tile world. Ii is now in
course oi construction near the
Mississippi river in the southern
section %. the city.
7 The cattlcmens trial is still in
/ progress al Cheyenne. Wyo.. nearly
/ 500 taleSmcn having been examined
without getting a Jury. Johnson
county people VIII hold a meeting To
consider the situation.
The Illinois state supreme court
+ in an opinion rendered by Chief
Justice Bailey has reversed the
verdict in the case OF Dan Coughlin,
4 the last of the men convicted for
j Or. Cronin> murder. and rcmanded
/ the case tol trial.
badge X. L. Nelson. Of the United
! states court. Duluth. declared the
/ Chinese exclusion act unconStitu-
| tional in a case brough, befolc him
on habca> corpus proceedings in the
arrest OF All Nuk. a Chinese. of seven
years residence in the United States.
/ John Fee. a prominent lawyer OF
! indianapolis, has absconded and
ms whereabouts are uMKnown. lie
forged papers to the amount OF
several thousand dollars. Playing
the races and bucking faro is
supposed to be tile cause of his act.
William Foy. who is charged With
murder and riot at Homestead. is
considered past recovery During
I the riot there he was shot in the left
side and he suffered untold agony
ever since, and his physicians have
now abandoned al hope OF his
\ recovery.
The special committee appointed
by the general committee Of tho
4 National Editorial association /,
select a time and place for holding
The next annual meeting. decided tC
hold the next session in Chicago from
May rs To %. over 2222o0o invitations
have been issued.
The dreaded Malta is at work il
81. Louis and has threatened the lii,
OF one Of It's residents. Joseph G.
Ohio, Who conducts fruit store OF
Eoliyc street. near Eighth, is the Vic
tim marked, and. according to th,
notices received. he is liable 10 b,
bulchcred al any moment.
At meeting OF the Illinoi:
Womens soldiers Home association
il was decided to erect a new HON,
for the old soldiers of Illinois. 1'hi.
decision was arrived at after Mrs
5. j. Warden, first vice president
offered TO give the society Il lot OF
ScNcnty-Sccond street.
Nine bodies have been cXhllmcd b,
|. parties unknown from the city Gem
etcry III Madison, Iowa during til,
winter. This discovery was made b,
the carelessncss Of the guilty partie
in rcsurrcctng the body of a paupc
recently buried at the county's cX
pen>e.
The supreme court of Colorado La
granted ID. Thatcher Graves con
yicted murderer Of Mrs. Josephine
Barnaby. Of Providence, r. L., a new
trial. Hon. !. n. Stevens. the state
attorney, who secured the conviction
says the case will never be tried AGAR
and that Graves will 60 a free man
The Arizona Press association
embracing every journal in the terri
tory, has adopted strong resolutions
urging AriZona's admission to state
hood, and unanimously Endorsed L
c. Hughes, of the Arizona Star, 70
governor under Cleycland's admins
tration, and will urge his appoint
,, ment.
Arthur Beckwith, aged forty-eight
the Harlem, N. Y. millionaire VIII,