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The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
GETS TWENTY YEARS.
MnglinnO. the Murderer, Sentenced
to That Term in the Pen.

to That Term in the Pen.
st. Paul, March 27.-Gclsemino Mag
liano goes to state prison for the term Of
twenty years for the killing of Pasquale
Ferarri. That was the sentence i'm
posed by Judge Kerr. Through The in
terprcter, Joseph Jacolucci, the court ad-
dressed the prisoner in the most positive
terms, saying, among other things, that
the courts were determined to put q
stop, in so far rs they were able, to the
practice of carrying concealed weapons,
and that the testimony would have war
rantcd verdict Of murder in the second
degree. He also told the defendant that
his term in the prison might be much re-
duccd by the parole system provided be
nothing in his own behalf and showed no
signs of excitement or distress at the
sentence.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31

Quincy. Ill.,, March 27.-Rcv. DR.. The
otnhilus b. Hilton. pastor of Vermont
tcrday. He had been at churches in Chi
caSo and also at Fremont and Omaha.
Neb., for two years. He was the head Of
the Methodist seminary at Salt Lake
City. One brother survives him of a
family of seven, nearly all of whom were
in the ministry
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Too Much BOOxe.

Estelline. S. d., March 81. = -Four
drunken men were put in the cooler last
night, and in trying to get the fifth man
in the stove was upset. When the stove
session of the Jail. and by throwing
chunks of coal at the officers and citizens
outside, held the fort for about two
hours. One citizen was carried away for
dead. Finally two of the strongest were
persuaded to come out and leave town
and the others were Overp0wered and
locked up. The trouble originated in a
temperance saloon.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
]. r. Thompson. Il Dickinson fr,,itcr-
or, found talantula in IL bunch of
bananas recently. and there was a
wild scramble until the animal was
killed,
Tuesday. March ~

New Salem. out in Morton county.
Is to have Il tannery
jamestown and Mandan are begin.
ming to be bothered with trslmps.
Sam Abbott. Of Fuller & Amin farm.
ut Grand Rapids. shot Il young goose
that measured seven feet from Tin to
tip Of wings.
Garnard Hulett, Il Clark CITY. Barnes
county. latl, was struck in tho eve hy
stone thrown by another youth. The
eye-ball was burstc.l and sight lost.
Albert Ganssle and George Streib
of st. Thomas shut the drafts of q
hard coal stove before retiring. The
doctor thinks he can bring them around
all right.
James Watson OF Valley CITY, Frank
Westmiller Of Washburn, S. M. Cor
don of Stcwartstlale, Charles II. Palm
or OF Cassclton and Christian Bruererd
OF Caledonia are new pensioners.
J. w. Boeing of Mimic enjoys the
distinction of killing the first duck of
the season, but it cost him $50. A
walsh county game warden found out
about 1t, and ]. w. remembers how
that it's "agin" the law.
]. w. Bceing of Mimic, one of the
leaders of the game law enforcement
sportsmcp OF Mimic, was the first man
to be convicted and fined for shooting
ducks bcf,re they Were 'rioa.' 1t
cost him $50.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
ONlcN1.C0uA.

st. Louis. March 2G.-A dispatch to
the Republic from birmingham, Ala,
says: Troy, Ala, is excited over White
Cap notices which have been received by
mail by prominent Jewish merchants Of
that town. The notices are confined to
the Jews, nearly all of whom have re-
ccived them. The notices tell them to
leave town, and some of them will go.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Revives Activity I'm Lorc,.r

Marquette. Mich, March 27.-Iumber-
men are straining every muscle 10 inn
prove the opportunity offered by Satur-
days! snowfall to bank the logs hung up
by the early thaw. Double shifts are
WORKING night and day at all the camps.
1t is hoped that the cold snap will hold
out 4 week. in which event the greater
portion of the winters cut will be cared
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
He'll Make Mail Dnu..

New York. March oG.-Ex-Justice of
the Peace Newton. Mcxanc's chief
henchman ut Gravesend. was this after
noon taken to Crown Hill penitentiary,
where he will he set to making mail bags
for the next nine months.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Truce tn the A.hlnna water w.r.

Ashland Wis. March 2G.-The Ash
land city water war has been declared off
for few days. Judge Parish has decid-
ed that for the time being consumers
shall pay the water company the new
rates and deposit in some bank enough
to make up the old rate, which will be
turned over to the water company if the
courts decide in their favor
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31

wholesale reductions in the staff ON the


wholesale reductions In the staff ON the
Wclland canal.
French senators agreed to Premier
Casimfr-Perier's proposal to establish
a ministry Of the colonies by q vote
of 225 to 81.
A plot to blow up the king Of COrea
and his ministers is frustrated, and a
large number of gentlemen will have
to get along without their heads in
consequence.
1t is reported ut Madrid that official
dispatches have been received from
Cuba. predicting trouble if the govern
ment renounces the Maurus proposals
In regard to political reforms.
A dynamite bomb has been discovered
at Bula Pesth in il cafe. The police
expl 1 it in an open space outside
the city. 1t is stated that IL the bomb
had exploded in the cafe it would have
wrecked the whole building. There is
10 clue to the perpetrator who left the
bomb.
Marie Hermann, the Austrian woman
who was arrested at London. charged
with the willful murder of IN cx-job
master named Stevens, was committed
for trial. She subsequently confessed
that she had beaten Stevens about the
head with Il hammer after she discov-
cred that he had no money.
Premier Apernacrt announced to the
chamber of deputies at Brussels the
resignation of the cabinet OH account Of
the rejection by the chamber of the pro-
portional representation bill. The pre-
mier added. however, tnat the min
listers would remain in office until the
return Of King Leopold to Belgium
King Leopold is absent in Switzerland
for reasons of health.
Advices received at Madrid from Min
danano, capitol Of the island of that
name, In the Malay archipelago, show
that large body Of Mohammedan ma
tives made an attack upon the Span
iards on the Island of Pantar. In the
fighting that ensned one Spaniard was
killed and many We're wounded. The
Spaniard inflicted severe losses upon
the natives, 200 of them being killed.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31

From tue Nntion's Capital.
The naval appropriation bill carries
$27,GS7,33O.
A satisfactory official test is made
of the largest gun ever made in Amerl-
ca.
Friends and enemies of silver are
flooding the president with advice as to
his action regarding the seigniorage
bill.
The tariff bill is reported to the sen.
ate. and Chairman Voorhees, announces
that he will call it up on April 2. A
great many changes are made in the
measure.
The Sundry civil appropriation bill
passed the house. Minnesota members
succeed in defeating the Holman amend
ment, whose effect would have been to
upset many land titles.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
4 During HOlal-lp.

st. Paul. March 27.-While on his way
to his home at No. 1860 Beard street in
st. Anthony Park Saturday night James
Il. King. superintendent of telegraph of
the Great Northern railroad. was held
up by two hi"hwaymcn and robbed Of
$50 and Il gold watch.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Imuortcd contrnct L.,,or.

pcmbina, n. d.. March GA farmer
named John Eastman was brought into
town TO answer before the customs of
ficials for importing foreign labor. The
matter was settled by Eastman paying
the expenses 80 far incurred and return
ing the Two men to CnnadH.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Ilurns Inxexfiunfinn

ST. Paul, March 27.-'rhe testimony in
tho Burns ycstig;ltion was filed with
the governor this morning and by stipu-
lation of the attorneys in the case the
hearing was set for Saturday morning Mt
, o'clock at the governors office in the
capitol. when counsel for both sides will
have an opportunity to argue the case
at length
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
It's Flesh Literally Cooked.

Dundas, MIMI, March 27.-'rhc little
two-ycar-old child Of Albert Ingersoll was
probably fatally scaldcd by turning a pail
OF boiling water onto itsrlf 1t was left
IN the middle of the floor by its mother.
The whole contents We're poured onto its
head and stomach, cooking the flesh
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Seized n,ox. Mt N,,,.r

Miller, $. d., March 27.--.iu,lgc Gaffy
has ordered the sheriff TO close saloons
here and at st. Lawrence, the INJUNCTION
having been served to-day. This closes
all the saloons in the county. a large
amount of liuuOr was seized
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
GOV. WAITE LOSES 4 POINT.
The Denver Case Back to the III
tria.t Cnurt sn,, SoS.,.

The Denver Case Back to the .)ix.
trtct Court for Settlement.
Denver. March 26.-There was n large
crowd of attorneys and prominent citi-
zens in the supreme court when the
judges rendered an opinion in the famous
police board controversy. The question
was presented to the court by the gov
ernor as t" who are the legal members of
the fire board and police court. The
unanimous opinion of the court is that
this question must be determined by the
district court. This decision is against
the governor, for it does not answer his
questions and leaves the matter where il
stood when he called out the militia over
week ago. Representatives of the COM
mlttee of safety We're there to watch the
outcome and report to the committee at
the earliest moment, in order that in case
the court should not decide the contro-
versy in definite and positive way,
prompt steps he taken to protect the
city's interests, preserve the peace and
prevent the recurrence of the shameful
scenes of Il week ago.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Get so,mctl,inR to Do.

Ware, Mass, March 26.-The employees
of the woolen mill of Charles A. Stevens
& Co. have been notified that the mill
will start up Oh full time Monday. The
mill has been closed since August last.
Two hundred and fifty persons are EN-.
nloyel
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
,.,.n.x s..n,lun sor Ills Iniuries.

Duluth. Mimi, March 81. - Thomas
MnI.Ii. = iuc"uinl.Nc engineer for the
Duluth Il Iron Range railway. has
brought suit in the district court for $2O.-
OOO personal damages for injuries received
in collision in 1888
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Eleven Years Hard Labor.

kannmazoo. Mich. March 27.-Stone-
wall ]. De France. the convicted forgcr,
was sentenced Icy Judge Buck to eleven
years at hard labor in Jackson prison.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Moo rhend IIn. some weather,

Moorhead, Minn., March &c. The
worst blizzard of the winter occurred last
night, the wind blowing sixty miles an
zero.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Foreign GOSSIP.

Irish leaders express the utmost con,
f1dence in Lord ROsebery.
Premier Rosebery makes strong 20
litical speech in Edinburgh.
Louis Kossuth. the aged Hungarian
patriot. died at Turin, Italy.
The Canadian government II making
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31

Red Wing, Minn., March go. A.
Tvc.tmoe, formerly of this county, now
of Grand Forks, has been arrested and
brought hert charged with forgery.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
No condolcnces From Huml,ert

Rome. March 27.-It is semi-officially
denied that King Humbert has tele-
graphed his condolences to the relatives
Of Louis kossuth. although his majesty
has always been favorably disposed
toward the family,
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
The Casualty Record.

AnC NUouulty 0SC0e0s
Three business blocks burned at El-
dora, Iowa, causing a loss Of $4,000.
Harry Meyer. SO years old, was
thrown from horse and killed at Can
ton, Ohio.
Robert White, of Mifflin, Illinois, was
killed by lightning while standing in
his door.
William Toff, while hunting at Shell.
by Ind, accidently shot and killed
his little son.
Albert Boyle, aged Is, Of Grinnel,
Iowa tried to mount a moving train
and was killed.
Mrs. Belle Jones barely escaped with
her life from an incendiary fire that
destroyed her home at Pomeroy, Ohio.
Richard Prince a farm hand, was
killed at Havard, ILL.,, by fall from
freight train.
Two tramps were killed In a freight
train wreck on the Nickle Plate road
near Fort Wayne. Ind.
Anton Slavaniska. an Austrian la
borer, was killed at Joliet, ILL.,, by be-
ing struck by rock from blast.
William Behrends. of Elmwood, ILL.,,
was killed by the cars. He was in
toxicated and lay down on the track.
During services ut a Catholic Church
In Ottawa, ILL.,, bolt Of lightning
struck and splintered the tall spire.
A number of buildings at Helena,
Mont, We're damaged by fierce wind
storm.
The Bishop building at Aurora, ILL.,,
was damaged $1,000 by gas explosion.
Three Polish loggers were killed by a
falling tree at Warsaw, Ind.
Edward H. Bennett and Charles P.
Spencer. two students at East Green
wich Seminary were drowned in
Greenwich Bay while duck hunting.
VallandighamKcllar n 2-year old
child, fell into water only few inches
deep in a horse watering trough near
Newark, Ohio, and was drowned.
The Denver Union depot. two blocks
long, was damaged S15O,OOO by fire.
Two children We're killed by the cav
ing in Of n dusout home at Enid, OF.
Grocer Ely Stepp got out of bed
while asleep at Muncie, Ind, opened q
door and stepped off into space. He
fell fifteen feet and was seriously in
jured.
A natural gas explosion destroyed
Eli Clark's large residence near Eaton,
Ind. The fragments took fire and were
destroyed with the furniture. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark and two children were badly
injured. and the baby will probably die.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Wednesday, March II.

SSVuuVNuNSs uatrSA SAs
Cavalier will probably have a wooden
mill.
Preparations for seeding are bosln-
ming.
About $4,000 was received ut the
school land leasing in Fargo.
Gold bearing quartz. in addition to
r,hics, has been discovered at Devils
Lake.
A number of North Dakotans have
gone to Rainy Lake, to get in OH the
ground floor of the gold excitement.
Stltsman county commissioners are
advertising for bids for 1900 1-S-oz bot
ties OF poison. to supply farmers for
the killing Of gophers.
Four men from st. Thomas, Penn
bina county. We're lodged in Jail by de-
putty sheriff Mckay for violation Of the
liquor law.
Ex-Attorney General Spencer is get
ting an ordinance through the Grafton
city council to supply gas for lighting,
heating and manufacturing.
The ladies of North Dako.:, raised
and contributed some So, 100 for our
worlds fair exhibit. They got twelve
awards. while Minnesota, with IL $4,000
cash appropriation. only got eighteen,
for the ladies department
Thursilny, March %.
United States Marshal Cronan will
live ut Fargo.
Rev. Father Albrecht, Of Wahpeton,
has presented the Catholic church Of
that place Il new bell weighing $500
pounds.
A. l.. Anderson, of Grafton took
strychnine and died in a few minutes.
Deceased had a draft belonging to am
other A. l.. Anderson casled, and that
is what prompted the deed.
Burglars entered the residence Of
John Ninmo ut DEVILS Lake and Sc
cured 500 and gold watch of Mrs.
Haines, Of Maine; who is visiting the
Nimmo family; also money of Nilnmo.
No arrests.
In the Traill county bonding case
the city Of Hillsboro gave 2S2 votes in
favor Of bonding and three against,
while Mayviile recorded 1913 votes
against bonding and only one for 1t
evidently makes a difference where the
Trail county people live.
Friday, March :3.
Officials returns place the majority
against bonding for the court house In
Trail county at $40
Il. III. Carter has been nominated by
acclamatiOn for mayor OF Wahpeton
by the Democrats Of that city.
The arteSian well at Elgcley is now
down LOO feet and everything is
working in good shape. The water
has been rising in til well lately and
the indications are that a flow will
soon be struck.
1ouMO HIsAo lrQl oInsuI o. lapLo uI
Of good horse may have an oppor-
tunity to enter in one Of the various
races at East Grand Forks six days
meeting, Secretary Sullivan has
changed the date for closing the en-
tries to May /.
While drilling well on w. S. Lind
sey's lot in Casselton. at a depth Of
1Oi feet. quite a quantity of good grade
anthracite coal was brought to the
surface. Six feet deeper stratum Of
clay and gravel was struck. in which
small pieces Of gold bearing quartz
were found and free gold The speci-
mems brought up are rich, and expert
opinion is unanimous that gold in pay
ing quantities is in the vicinity.
Saturday, March "a.
Burglars ut Devils Lake, Monday,
entered the residence of John Nammo,
while the family were sleeping, and Sc
cured 5000 in cash and 4 gold watch
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
ASSAULTED A CHILD
BRUTAL DEED COMMITTED IN A
MINNESOTA TOWN.
Two Young Men Assault q Slx-Yenr.
Old Girl-One of the Fellows Cap-
tured and Nearly Lyncheil-A Posse
After the Other One.

Duluth, March %. - Meagcr reports
have reached here of II brutal case of
criminal assault which occurred ut Thcm-
son, Carlton county. The victim was n
six-year-old girl, but neither her name
nor the names Of two young men who
are said to have assaulted her. can be OBJ
tanned at present. One of the wretcles
was captured soon after the commission
of the crime and has been lodged i'll Jail
at Carlton, hut the marshal Of the village
refuses to talk about the crime and will
not tell the names. The young man
who escaped was last seen running along
the track near Thomson by Western
Union lineman. who did not know Of the
affair. A large posse is searching for
him, and it is believed he will soon be
captured. The people at Thomson were
nuch excited over the villairous deed,
and quite mob collected when one Of
the men was caught. 1t looked for a
short time as if IL !ynching bee would oc-
cur. but there was no one to lead the
mob, and the cooler heads urged that
the law be allowed to take its course,
end this view finally prevailed.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Saturday, March ~.

Burglars ut Devils Lake, Monday,
entered the residence of John Nammo,
while the family were sleeping, and Sc
cured 5000 in cash and Il gold watch.
r. H. Robinson, the Fargo SWITCH
man who three weeks ago had his arm
crushed by falling under the wheels Of
Il passenger train in the Northern Pa
citic yards. has returned from the
Brainerd hospital.
Col. Plummer of AIinot who has
been doing North Dakota in a lecture
tour, will also treat Montana to spe-
Gifted amount of his sage sayings.
Hayre is the first point in Montana
for which he is billed.
One hundred persons We're converted
during a recent revival mt Cavalier.
Captain Burnham of Wheatland, has
been appointed Il member of the asy-
lum board OF trustees, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Hon. ].
t. Smith.
The appointment Of delegates to the
independent state convention, which
meets at jamestown in June, will be
three delegates to each county, one adj
ditional delegate for each 200 votes
for governor in 1892. or major fraction
thereof. The official call will soon be
published.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
Monday. Marcel, 20,
D. T.. 8nndcrlauf. tllc ncw regfstc

Revival meetings are in prosress In
the eastcru part of the state.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
IloIsuer scratched,

London, March 27.-Cloister. the form.
er favorite in the grt nd national stecple-
chase. has been scratched. An cxanIina-
tion has shown that the horse's kidneys
are in serious condition.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN CASE.

\ Compromise Submitted to the In
terstatc Commerce Commission.
Washington, March 27.-Tha interstate
commerce commission heard Messrs.
i illsbury and Grover yesterday afternoon
and n practical settlement of the contro-
versy between the millers and elevators
and the railroads. 1t will he remembered
that the original case was decided by the
commission giving Minneapolis IL differ
cntial OH wheat over Duluth from Min
nesota and Dakota points of from 1 to
5 cents. The railroads have never yield
ed to the decision, but have Mt last agreed
to compromise, the terms of which were
laid before the commission ty Mr.. Pills
bury, representing the millcrs. and Mr..
Grover, for the railroads. 1t includes a
diffcrential from Minneapolis of from 1
to cents and ut the same time the Du-
luth rate is to be withdrawn altogether
from some stations. so that the nillcrs
are really not conceding so very much.
Chairman Morrison said the commission
would look the matter over, but there APP
pears to be no doubt that the agreement
will be confirmed.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
PITH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
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Ars0cialiOns.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

ought to be cordially, welcomed. We
believe that the best way to keepout
poor books is by Introducing good
ones, and better one than this has
never been brought TO our notice.
Put it in your homes. 1t will be read
over and over again by old and
young, with pleasure and lasting
profit.
The work is published by the old
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ington 4 CO., Hartford, Conn, whose
imprint is sufficient guarantee of the
excellence of the volume.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

who, simply in the capacity 81 a re-
tanned attorney for Warren & Sum-
meryille. drew up the necessary pa
pers and put into writing the action
they wished to secure from the, pres
ent session. As a piece of work COM
ing directly in the line of his profess
sion, there seems little if anything in
this TO critieise. and we would wager
cookie that the Trainer of the bill
had no fear or expectation that such
bill would pass unehallenged by the
undoubted wisdom and virtue now
assembled at Montpelier. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Powers retainer has
now expired and he refuses to again
enlist in the service of Warren &Sum-
merville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08
Estate of olive c. George
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of La
mOile Commissioners, to receive examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Olive c. George, late of
MOrristown, in said District, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes afOre-
said at the office of G. II. SlOcum in Morri. vile,
VT. on the 9th day of Dec. and 18th day of May
next from 10 o'clock a m. until o'clock p. M,
each of said days, and that six months from the
Goth day of Oct A. ID. 1894. is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at MorTisville, this 3rd day of Nov,
A. ID. 1894.
GEO. A. CHENEY,
G. II. SLOCUM,
2 Commi ssioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08
Estate Of w. n. n. Bingham.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed bv
the Honorable Probate Court for the District of
LamOille. Commissioners, 10 receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate Of W. II. II. Binghamlate
OF stowe, in said District, eceased, and all
claims exhibited IN Offset thereto, hereby GIVE
notice that we viii meet for the purposes afOre.
said at W. III. n. Bingham's Office On the 30th
day of November, aud 81 day of May next from
O'clock until O'Clock, y. m. each of said days.
and that six months from the 3D. day of NOvem-
Der, a. d., 1894, is the time limited by said Cont
for said creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at stowe, this 9TH day of November.
A. D., 1894.
G. L. NCMAHON,
L. ID. PIKE,
2 Commits siOnprs.