The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Foreign Goasip,


Twenty Armenian refugees have
ditional details of the terrible massa-
ere.
The report that there has been Il con-
dict between advance guards on the
frontier of Mexico and Guatemala is
denied.
There Is u large increase in the Rus
sian forces along the Turkish frontier.
This Is supposed to account for the
disturbed state of Armenia
The anti-revOlutionary measure to
be submitted to the German reichstag
are believed to be so limited in scope
that they will not be likely to provoke
serious opposition.
Prince Bismarck frequently visits the
temporary mausOleum Mt Varzin in
which the body of his wife was placed
The floor Of the mausolcnm is entirely
covered with wreaths.
One Of the first acts of The young ear,
1t Is said upon the best authority, will
be to pardon the three members of
the imperial family who are In disgrace
and exile.
Advices from Bob" Knecbs, the fa-
nous American horseman. who was
arrested in Germany on a charge Of
ringing" horses on German race tracks,
show that he has not yet been released
from custody, us reported.
japan has augmented her navy by
the purchase Of the crack Chilean cruis-
er Esmeralda. The deal was consum-
mated In New York within the last few
days, and was managed with great
adroitness, Chile first selling the ship
to EsuadOr and the latter country trans
ferring her to Japan.
General.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
at Pittsfeld, Ill.
At Streator, ILL.,, the only distinctive
ly Russian church in America, was
dedicated by Bishop Nicols, of Alaska.
The Belleville Nll) Brass Works COM
pany made an assignment, with assets
Of $4,000 and liabilities of $4,000.
John Walker, aged 65, is in the St.
Louis city hospital with case of lep-
rosy in the anaesthetic or nerve form.
Chicago commission men are seeking
the abolition Of the through refrigera-
tor system, alleging it discriminates
against them.
The Georgia state senate by vote
Of 81 to l passed the bill opening the
state to all insurance companies not
withstanding the state deposit law
After boring for water for eighteen
months the authorities at Princeton, ILL.,,
struck Il sufficient supply for the city
at depth of 2,275 feet.
]. NJ. RAPPORT, who says he has walk
ed across the continent from New York
on a bet of S:5.Wa. has arrived at San
Francisco.
ing the services in st. Johns EpiscO-
pal church at Kingston, N. Y, and
charges will be preferred against him.
Missouri river packers are stirred up
| over the advance il rates on live hogs
and packing house products and may
retaliate by shipping via gulf ports
Gov. Waite is continuing his war upon
Denver gamblers. He charges that the
clergy are in league with the worst
clements.
Another cut Of one-eighth cf IL cent
l..
bringing it TO the lowest price on rec
ord.
J. $. Zerb, a New York electrician
| and inventor, las brought suit for $780,
600 against the Westinghouse company
for infringement Of patent.
Avalancllcs Of snow. ice and earth,
and not an eruption, were what changed
the appearance of Mount Rainier il,
Washington.
ances made by Receiver Failey and his
attorneys in the Iron Hall case ut III
dianapolis.
The Back-Everett, ordinance which
is to give Detroit rapid transit for a
| Scent fare, was passed by the council
and signed by the mayor.
Coal operators in the Pittsburg dis
trict, have asked reduction in the min
ing rate, alleging that the scale is be-
ing infringed.
The Anderson Qnd.) paper mills were
sold at receivers sale to Ora wfor'l Fair
banks, president of the American
Strawboard syndicate, for $4,000
The board Of Review of the National
Trotting association held its semian-
nual session in Chicago for the adju It.
ment OF cases appealed from local
tracks. No decisions were reached.
Investigation shows that the assets
Of the Lombard loan office in San Fran
cisco, for which receiver was ap-
pointed. are about $4,000 and the lila.
h!lj'ies $4,000.
A MOCK MARRIAGE.