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sntolli's Appointments.

Washington. Jan. 1G.-A cable mes
sage has been received by Mgr. Satolli
as follows:
"Rcmc. Jan. 14.-'l'he apostolic dele
satioE is permanently established in the
United States, and you are confirmed as
first delegate. OCONNlIl1l4.
The Importance of this message, pro-
ceeding as it does from the American
secretary of the propaganda, will be
readily appreciated. Inquiries at the
Catholic University. where Mgr. Satolli
resides fully confirm the authenticity
of the news
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Sure I'm Canada,

Des Moincs. JAN 16.-Thc mysterious
Disappearance of Edward Lewis, book
Il, cper in the employ of the Des Moines
Facking company. has at last been clear
ed mp. Lewis was on of the most prom
inent society men of the city. He was u
stcpson of w. w. Wilmer, the proprietor
of the packing houses, and one of the
we; lthy men of -Des Moines. The young
man is in Canada, and took with him in
the ncighborhood of $4,000 of his
fathers money. His wife, formerly Miss
Rosc Ankey. left for Chicago few days
ago, and from there intended to so to
Canada to join her husband.
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M. l.. AYERS,
Agent Phoenix Fire Insurace
Of Hartford,
DICKINSON. N. DAKOTA.
MIR. Cleveland in Retirement.

Lakewood. y. j.. Jan. 16.-President-
elect Cleveland remained at home to-
day. lie received IL few friends in the
afternoon AS Mr. Cleveland has made
no arrangements to go to New York this
week, w, it is expected that he will be vis-
tied by several prominent Democrats.
1t is said j. Randolph Tucker and Mr..
Carlisle will probably call upon MIR.
Cleveland tomorrow or Tuesday. Much
of the mail received by Mr.. Cleveland
Yesterday will be sent to Secretary
O'Brien tomorrow, as the prcsident-elect
says he will not open it here. Mrs.
Cleveland attended services at the Pres
Dyterian church to-day and in the after
noon went sleigh riding.
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Hrrich 81 Hc,- TrimI.

Grand Forks. y. d.. Special, Jan. 17.-In
the United States court to-day Judge Ilioin-
as ,i..mi",l tile motion for new trial ard
arrest OF judgment In ILL" cas-" Of President
Deals. of the Bank N EniiH. president AL,
Cl.rk of The Court I.al,"Ig. convicted last
week of conspiracy. TO lcfraud the govern
mont by rrnciin. fraudulent proofs Of gov
crIlr,iriit lands fp their benefit: Tile defense
WAS represented by six of the leading at
tornnys in The state. Srnicnr" will b" pro-
,",.nc"d t"-tnorrow. The trial OF Tobias
M"r;in. charged with perjury. will follow.
Fifty other indictments are pending. Ii is
i.l.nnr",l that sensational Developments III
til. iiI eases viii h. made public and that
government agents have unrartlird whole
sal. LAND frauds affecting many thonsand
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Another Long po.tponement.

Eau Claire. Wis. Special, Jan. 1G-The
talk among the lawyers now is that the
February term of the circuit court. the
opening day of Which will be Feb. 8, is
likely to be adjourned until the middle Of
April. If this arrangement is carried out
the second trial of the famous Russell
murder case will not take place until
April at the earliest. Judge Bailey may
20 to Florida after the completion of the
business of the present term, to remain
till carly in March.
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Washington. Special Jan. IT. Repre-
sentative Lind. who is one of the
Stur'licst defenders of the Interstate com
mcrce law in the house of representa-
tivcS. intends To make Il minority report
upon the bill reported from his commit
tee to-day amending the interstate com
m"rrr act aud allowing the opening of
various roads under direction of the
commission. He says that he considers
it dangerous to interstate commerce law
to allow this amendment to so through
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Nhatlnno,...l. lam. rs. 'lhr steamer
Warner was towing the II. G. Coles
through the Sllll,t. n swift place below
here. i'll the mountains vest, r'lay. Two of
the Warmers il,rS collapsed. filling the
boiler room with Sup"rhratrd steam,
literally cookiu., the unfortunate crew.
Two men were killed and fifteen severely
s'nl'cd The deck hands We're huddlcd
around the boiler to get WARM. The boat
was not injured and WAS tnwcd in by
the Coles after both had di.tted into
thu t.:IIurr water
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A Loru uors.b,ck Ride.

San I'"NMn.srn .Jnn. 17.-G. y. WAscil-
or of New York arrived here last night
after riding Oh horseback over rland from
Chicago. 1t took lin ninety eight days
to travel 3MH miles by the circnitous
rn,l1. re Travelled. and l." had many thrill
ing adventures He rod" one horse all
The way and both man and beast finished
Tho. Long trip in good condition. WHscllrr
c:''!:r over the Northern rolit" and says
that il :, f,w weeks he will start buck
ly way of New Mexico in time to reach
the worlds fair at Chicago
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Probably nm EIopement.

SpriI gfield, ILL.,. Jan. 16.--Harry Lester
Oldham and Miss Marian Lanaria Ewing
both of Decatur. came here this evening
and drove in a closed carriage to the coun-
y rerk cs hey bsy ,hee teey Io tba
residence of Rev. r. u. Hogan. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church. where they
We're married. There is every reason TO be-
leve that the couple eloped. The groom is
twenty four and the bride nineteen years
of age. The young lady is daughter Of
Hon. Charles A. Ewing. resident Of
Decatur and Il cousin Of Vice President
elect Stevenson.
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ErIsfd In Miscon.in.

Milwaukee. Jan. 1G.-Wisconsin is fast in
the grasp of the ice king Dispatches from
all parts of the state report the coolest
weather for years. In Milwaukee it was II
deg below this morning. but that WAS not
Sparta the mercury froze solid at 40 below
at VIII. .ehail it was ~ below. La Crosse
3G, Nedford A. Neenah 2s. Warertown 80.
kaukauna 81. The Winnebaso Indians on
the reservation near Black River Falls are
suffering terribly. Marine men say the lake
will be frozen solid from Grand Haven TO
Milwaukee if this weather continues
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A Rcncgn,lc Rrnuhlicun.

Denver. Jan, l7.-Thr Republican ma
Jorty IN til" lower house of til" legislature
Today '"rhmr Il minority hy the bolt of
Representative F'mndcrburgll. who has
g"!i" over 1" the fu>ionsS hrra,iSr of IL
ln'l'lrr /" secure all the patronage he
Thought h" was entitled to. The present
organization is threatened, and !h, scenes
OF two years ago are likely To he repeated
when The regularly elected speaker was
sSnpplnntrd by combine speaker. The
Republicans are doing everything in their
power to bring the boiling member back
into tn" traces. but he knows his power,
and the fnSionists are bidding high for
his support.
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Wisconsin LesisIature.

Madison. Wis. Jan. 15.-Gov. Peck
read his message to the Wisconsin legis-
lature to-day in person. He congratu-
lates the state upon the verdict of the
supreme court in the treasury cases.
He said it was IL great victory for the
doctrine that public Office is trust which
should be honestly administered. The
legislature adjourned until Tuesday,
when the senatorship fight will begin in
earnest. 1t begins to have the appear
ance Of long struggle with the pos
sibility of deadlock. 1t is not be-
lieved possible that many changes Of
votes can be made except to some dark
horse.
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Washington. Special, Jan. l'i.-Scrrc-
tary Nobl" has refused to approve the
Ina,iun of the Indian school at Cham
berlin, s. d.. and the agent making the
selection of Il site has been requested to
again visi, that point and make another
location. The objections of Dorchester
superintendent, of Indian schools. are
tln, tll, school should be in the Indian
reservation. while the Srrretary'S OBJ
ire.,i"iis are THAT the location is too far
from town and not accessible for water
SIlI4,Ila
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,,,u,,.,l,lc to SECURE a Jury

Cheyenne. Jan. 16.-The ninth day Of
th. cattemen's trial h,s just ended, and
the twen1y-threa men charged with mur-
der and arson nave the fe edom of the
city. but nine talesnirn are locked up
every night. So far there have been ex-
amincd 544 candidates for jury service.
An even fifty out of the 4l4 peremaptory
challenges have been used. There Is nor
the rcmotest possibility of securing a
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The Woman Sunrnp,.ty.

Washington. Jan. 1G.-The twenty fifth
annual convention of the National Woman
Suffrage association will be held in this city
this week. beginning Tomorrow and con-
tinuing over Thursday. This afternoon there
were religious exercises in MetZerotr's 1Iu-
sic hall. where the sessions Of the conven-
tion will be held-a sort of preliminary to
the gathering. The sermon was furnished
by Rev. Anna f. Eastman of New York.
at the sessions tomorrow the preliminary
business reports Of committees and officers
will be transacted. and at night Susan 3.
Anthony will deliver the presidents ad-
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Disastrous. storm.

London, Jan. ia heavy snowstorm
from the northeast is sweeping over
England. Snow. sleet and high wind
prevail along the coast. Many small ac-
reported The. steamer Brighton, be-
longing to the Brighton Railway com
pany. and sailing between New Haven
and Dieppe, ran against the pier in the
latter city and sank. Off Dartmouth
five pilots We're drowned while trying to
mt n man aboard a cutter
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Chicago. Jan. 14.-F'ive daily papers
will be printaI on the worlds fair
grounds during the exposition. Such a
paper as will be printed in The morning
hours has never been in this or any other
country The first Two pages are to COLI
tain the official announcements Of the
day. The succeeding six pages are
unique, in that each of the six morning
dailies Of Chicago will contribute one
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21
TO ncimburs. E,ir,cd settlers.

Was!lil glon. Special, Jan. l6-In the
senate to-day Mr. Pctligrcw proposed an
amendment to the Indian appropriation
bill nS follows: For the purpose of
paying such damages resulting To the set
tl,ls who wen, upon the Crow Creek and
Winnrba.o reservations in South Dakota
bet tween Feb. - and April II. 1885,
and were afterwards removed thcI'efrom,
rs shall be determined 10 be justly due
said settlers hy the secretary of the in
terror the sum of SlJD.'MO.
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Inn,unsitc Ne,Xsnul,cr.

Chicago. IAN. II. Five daily papers
will lie printed on the worlds fair
eron:.,l> during the cxposition Such a
paper Us will be printed in the morning
hours has never been in this or any other
country. Tie first two pages are to con-
taia Tie official announcements of the
day. The succeeding. six pages are
unique, iii that each of the six morning
dailics of Chicago will contribute oae
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s,oclshrldgc.s Recollection Assured

Stock bridges Recollection Assured.
I.al sing. Mich, Jan. "Wednesday
next at 2:3o y. III. the legislature will
meet and vote for the election of IL
United States senator to succeed Srna-
tor Stockbrlgr. Each branch will
ballot separately tomorrow. Senator
Stockbrilgr is til" Republican nominee.
while Daniel j. tninpnu. chairman Of
the Democratic state central committee
will be voted for by the Democrats. AS
the legislature has a heavy Republican
majority on Joint hnllo1 the re-rlcr,ion
Of Stockbridgc is assured.
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SLOWLY SINKING.
Blainc's Condition.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Doctors John
lton and Hyatt called at the Blaine resi-
fence shortly after 2:30 o'clock to-day,
tnd few minutes afterwards issued the
'olowins bulletin:
MIR. Blaine's condition is one Of great
weakness. shown principally in feeble
loss of the hearts action and difficulty
Il breathing. He is perfectly conscious
and mt no time has been in q state of
stnpor. AS he suffers no pain. no mar
totes or se,lativrs have at any time
been given. and it is not probable that
such remedies will be needed"
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

F.rgus Falls. MINI. Special. Jan. Ii
y 6 Bolton. Il farrncr near Deer Creek
Otter Tail county. lost all his farm
building Icy fr' Sunday. His marhin-
cry. grain. supplies and household goods
were all destroyed. The loss is ovcl
5000. full; insured.
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A Horrible Misliap.

Chicago. Jan. 1G.-.ls the funeral
cor,rg. of John Yocreick was crossing Il
cable line yesterday the hearsc colided
with Il grip car. The coffin was hurled
from the hearsc, the lid broken off and
and the corpse forced halfway out of
the coffin The crowd We're about to
mob the gripman Of the car when the
police arrived and uuelled the disturb
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A stcp I'm the Right direction.

Rnlcigh. \. C.. Jam. 15.-Thc commit-
tee on Judiciary has decided to make a
favorable report to the legislature on a
bill intended to put Il stop to lynching.
1t is important as til" first ever intro
tucctl in this state. 1t holds that the
authorities of the county are responsible
for tie lives of prisoners and they must
have protection.
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Goddard and smith,

Chicago, Jan. Ii. JOE Goddard. WHO
recently whipped Peter Mnllcr before the
Colry Island Athletic club. and "Den-
YER Ed Smith were to-day mn he'd To
fight to - finish nt catch weight, for
S2.:hDD IL side and ne best purse offered
Both men deposited $500 and sigrcd
articles of agreement. Ii is cXpc ted
the fight will command at least IL SlU,-
OlW uurSc.
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A DOuI,Ie Execution

Naraino. p. C.. Jan. l7.-Domico
Iarasnello. an Italian. and Sind Kce, a
Chlnaman. were hanged to-day. Each
man murdered Il fellow countrynan.
kee walked to his doom firmly. while
Taragneilo had to be dragsc'. to the
scaffold.
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New Tim, Mimi, Special, Jan. 17-.F. A.
Gray was released on bail to-day In an in.
terview he said: "1hcy have crowded u
too far We have excellent grounds for a
suit for false imprisonment. We hII not
max. dollar by the assignment" When
sh"l if il would hurt Fairfax, lie replied
tina, i. .3n'1 ln' nh" place back ten years.
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Arrested for Robbine the, Mails.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Jan. 14.-Frank
Cushman, one Of the most prominent
young men in the city, and 4 brother-in-
law of Senator Perkins of Kansas. was
arrested and sent to jail last night BY
the postal authorities for robbiDg the
mails
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A Deadlock Broken.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Jan. 14.-The deadlock
in the legislature was broken this morn
ing and the two houses net in joint scs-
sion and canvasScd votes. Gov. BOyd's
farewell message was read this after
noon, and Gov. Crounse was duly in
stalled. delivering his inaugural address.
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Sinful Doings.
Fred Gall hanged himself near

Fred Gall hanged himself near Cinc,,-
natl. Ohio. with IL log chain
Willie resisting arrest mt McLarcn ILL.,.
John Dudcr was shot dead by Constable
Dayton.
L. IL. Russell is held at New Haven,
Conn. on q charge of holding pension
certificates as collateral security
Jack Wren was shot dead by ]. S.
Williams at Knoxville, Iowa, i'm a row
over Il pol:er game.
An enploye at Brussels of the New
York Life Insurance company absconds
with $4,000.
Policeman Carver of Hamilton. Ohio
shot and killed Policeman Scott of Gin
cinhati in row OYER an arrest.
Simon Goldman. paving teller of the
German National bank in Denver. Col.
is missing. 1t is alleged that his accounts
are short ever SlO.GD.
John c. Chnffec. Il New Orleans mer-
chant. was shat and mortally wounded
in ST. John parish willie attending to
improvements on bis plantation The
assassins and their motive are unknown.
The Lawson-Swinford vindetta broke
out at Anderson. Ind. and battle was
fought in church. Four of the Lawson
and five ot the Swinford party were
wounded.
Reuben Atkinson. farmer living near
Cotton Plank. Ark. and his wife and
child. were murdered for money and their
bodies burned i'll their dwelling to conceal
the crime.
The officers of the schOoner-rigged
steamer Louis Olsen We're bound over at
San Francisco for landing thirty-five
Cinnamon i'll the United States and Snug
Cling in a ton of opium.
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D,p:,ri,ue, win skutc.

New York Jan. 17.-Joe Donaghuc to-day
rc,,l!ei to a. ID. Norscn.. the Norwegian
skater whose hackers deposited $1,000 with
Minneapolis paper 10 bind Il match with
lin. I,ola=huc's reply WAS thai he would
race Nur-e!i" Il series Of r:,rcs Of one. three
and five miles for SJ,rU side and the
,.i!ul" gate receipts at NGr!nanii;i rink,
Minneapolis. on some date In February to
b.. .nutti;ily agreed upon.
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Joint BnIIot I'm Non,,u.

Helena. Jan. 17.-1'll"re was no break
in the senatorial vote to-day. The joint
ballot resulted: Sanders, 81; Clark, "a;
iolSoIl. =: Collins. .; Mulville 2.
Becclcr I'op.) voted for Collins.
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Creditors tn liz pnia

Sioux City, Special, Jan. II. - Of
hcerS "i he Leeds associated companies
announce that il is assured from arrange.
ihchts already made that all creditors of tho
,cr,,thpailcs CO, Will be paid dollar for dollar.
rcorsaniZc the c"Inplny N
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The n. A. u. I,nn,, 1:r.u,

Washington. Special. Jan. IT,. Tie re-
port of the secretary of the interior in
response to Representative l.nd's rcso-
luton calling for information regarding
the Hastings IL Dokotu land grant in
Minnesota; was submitted To congress to-
day. Copies of this report will in IL
short time be sent to the members of the
Minnesota legislature in order that they
may act llpOn the bill
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21
Snil NeMA.

Winnipeg, Special, Jan. IA. Montague
Allan. son of Sir Hugh Allan. received yord
today that his brother had been burned to
death in Montreal this moring He i'm
nc!iat"ly left by special train. The special
is expected to reach Montreal in the fastest
tine yet made.
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For sunday Opcntn-.

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 17.-Thc Journal,
w Palmer. president Of the worlds fair
commission. this afternoon came out with
IL strong editorial f:iv"rins the Sunday open
ing of that exposition
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Republican. Not In II.

Dover. Del. Jan. 17.-Demroratic men,
bers of the legislature went into caucus
'his evening and nominated George Gray
as nltcd States senator by acclamation.
both houses will meet in joint session
tomorrow and cast the vote. There will
be no Republican nominee
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

New York, Jan. l7.-.At the New York
metal "Xclali-. 10 lay very little else was
talked about than the sharp advance in the
price of till. 1t was alleged that several
prominent operators in the local market
had entered into an agreement to create q
corner"
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[. bor.

The special matter of interest about
Hon, stead and its SUR. un'ir"s is that
Which shall characterized the general
scale OF wages for the ensuing year. Il
new scale having gone into effect on jan.
l. The paydHy of the Carnegie firm
will he on Jan. II, and only thrn will
Il p"Si,v" knowiclg" of tll" general and
average wages TIC known.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21
Protecting Seals.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE senate to-
day passed bill to extend TO the North
Pacific ocean the provisions of the stat
utes for The protection of fur seals and
other fur bearing animals.
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D.,,>vnrc., ycx, s.n,,,,r

Trenton. y. j.. Jan. Thames Smith,
Jr.. was nominated for United States
senator ut the joint caucus of the Demo
cratic legislators here tonight Abbott
Withdrew from the race as soon as the
caucus convened. This left Mr.. Smith
without an opponent.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

Hamburg Arrived: Taorlnna. New York
Liverpool Arrived Norscman, Boston;
Tunic. New York
London -Arrivcd: british Queen, Hnti-
Lizard PASSED. Danube, from New York
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Nc,y Na1innnln nnnL.

Washington. Jan. 17.-Applications for
authority to organize the First National
Bark Of Harriet. Iowa, and the North
western National Bank of Superior, Wis.
have been filed with the controller Of the
currency.
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Eau Claire. Wis, Special, Jan. IL
Rohcrt Anderson. a resident of Durand,
WE. was brought to the hospital here
to day and died three hours later. He
had Eccn crushed by falling tree in the
woods. near Glid,lcn
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statehood for Mormondon.

Washington. Ian. 1G.-Mr. Caine of
Utah introduced ir the house to-day
bill to enable the people Of the territory
lie represents to form a constitution and
state government aud to be admitted into
the Union.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

Or. ". o. Rejects mnpr.'.' 'f nirl:.i..' is
n member of the Nebraska legislature. The
doctor is Il bright. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. gan
! ileInan. and in rpnsrrsati"n tilr .:iii"otiicsi
in the house. He enjoys the distinction of
bciug tn" only color.'i raii that ever held
a seLt in The Nebraska lc.,islaf,Ir
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An Officer Stnhhc,l.

Pennington, Mimi. Special. Jan. Nv
to put an Intoxicated individual in the
lookup. severely stabbed in the arm.
Tie prisoner escaped and the deputy sheriff
Is in pursuit of him.
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Protecting Seals.

Washington. Jan. 14.-The senate to-
day passed bill to extend to the North
Pacific ocean the provisions of the stat
utcs for the protection OF fur seals and
other fur bearing animals.
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Dnltnn Held for Mur.lcr.

Independence. Kan. Jan. 17.--lAe pre-.
liiniIiary trial of Emmict Dalton Of CoTcy
vile took place here 10 day. He WAS bount
oycr 10 the Marci, term Of the district cour'
On the charge Of murder.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

Washington..Jan 17-Stnator Squire to-
day introduced the house bill authorizing
tine secretary of the navy to contract foi
one Bcrdan ironclad destroyer.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE worlds fair
Sunday opening hearing before the
Worlds Columbian committee closed to-
day, several clergyinen speaking in favor
of Sunday closing.
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Died of His Inturicx.

Winnipeg, Special. JAN 17.-James
Lis s>torc. who was crushed in the
Canadian Pacific yards here, died to-
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Fnvoring MsPhcrson'- Resolution

WaSlil. -ton. Jan. 1i.-lt is said to be
probable that the senate committee on
france will consider the Mcpherson rcso-
luton Tuesday, and report the same back
TO the senate ut once. with Il reconl-
mcndntion that it be passed
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u,I,,on. fnr the CbernLecs.

Washington. Jan. 1G--A bill appro-
priating SS,595, 900 to rat;fy an agree
ment with the Cherokee nation passed
the house to-day.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21
The Foreign Budget.

II. Eiffel testifes in the Panama case
that he pocketeal several million francs
that did not belong to him.
Fife. n thousand persons have en-
tered the newly discovered gold fields
in Sonora. AfeN.
Rev. Lorenzo White. the well known
Congregational minister Of London, died
suddenly the other day.
Prince Ferdinand Of Roumania and
Princess Marie Of Edinburgh are mar
ried.
1t is reported that NJ Herbeue. French
ambassador in Berlin. probably will re-
sign in consequence of the retirement of
his friend NJ. de Freycinet.
The municipal authorities Of South
ampton have appointed committee to
formulate plan for the celebration of
the arrival Of the first Inman line steam
ship from New York.
The manager of the Brussels branch
Of the New York Life Insurance company
has made legal complaint against cash
ier and clerk, formerly employed by
him He charges them with having alb
scondel with S72j.DDJ.
Maurice Bernhardt. son of the actress.
Sarah Berrhardt. has challenged the
editor of the periodical Vie Parisienne