Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-12-06

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bles, and a travelling man named Han
son was knocked down on the principal
street and Ss5 taken.
Foreign Gossip.
There is no truth in the report that
the torpedo cruiser Monzambano found
cred OF Istra.
Prof. Jean Victor Duruy, the French
historian and ex-minister Of public in
struction, is dead.
The body Of Princess Bismarck win
be embalmed. but at Prince Bismarck's
express desire there will be no autopsy.
1t is reported that the Chinese gov
eminent is going to send an envoy di-
rect to Japan to negotiate for peace.
English people Of prominence, are
aroused over Armenian atrocities and
have organized al Anglo Armenian as
ISOLATION.
Letters from Turkey state that forty
eight villages were blotted out and that
the numbered massacred is between s.
600 and 10000.
The Cars manifesto reduces mobiles
and peasants interest on farmers loans
from the Imperial Agrarian bank from
4 IL to 4 per cent.
Judge Weidmann has arrived at Ber-
lii after his unsuccessful mission to
England on behalf Of ex-Queen Liliuo-
kalani Of Hawaii.
The emperor of Austria has given DR..
Wekerle, the Hungarian prime minis
ter, a formal promise that he will SAM
ton the ecclesiastical bills. A crisis In
the Hungarian cabinet is thus averted.
The Rothschiids syndicate is about
to confer at Vienna as to whether it
is opportune to place the last currency
reform Of 664, 700 forms on the
market.
1t is reported that the special cor.
respondent of Reuters Telegram COM
pany, who was at Port Arthur has
been made a prisoner by the Japan
csc.
1t Is said that the syndicate Of Eng
lish yatchsmen represented by Lord
Dunraven will build more than one
yacht to be sent to the United States
some time before the next international
yacht race.
The Argentine ministry Is again in
conflict with congress on the question
Of constituted rights Of deputies to de-
mani the attendance of ministers dur
ing extraordinary sessions to explain
the acts Of executive.
Otherwise.
The Little Rock & Pacific railroad
has been organized to build a road 160
miles long.
Indiana farmers were fooled by n
Chicago lunatic who tried to buy the
country around Hebron.
John Roche hypnotizcd a young man
at Abingdon, ILL.,, and surgeons per-
formed an operation on him. The sub
tie anaesthetic proved successful.
The New York Shoe and Leather
bank has attached the property of the
late Frederick Baker, Defaulter Seely's
accomplice.
At a meeting of Western passenger
officials IL was unanimously decided to
form n or more associations to cover
the entire territory.
A charge that the prosecution had
tempered with witnesses and jurors
caused an exciting scene in the Strange
impeachment trial at Sioux City.
Mayor Kilroy of New York has ap-
pointed Amos j. Cummings, who failed
Of reelection, subway commissioner at
an annual salary Of $1,000.
The suit Of Miss Edith McCord OF
Arthur, Ill, against j. Kaufman for
$4,000 damages for Islander was COM
promised by the defendant paying
$500.
The Alabama legislature in joint ses-
sion to-day elected John T. Morgan
to succeed himself as United States
senator for the six year term, begin.
ming March 6, 1895.
Important steps are icing taken
by the Cbickasaws to repeal the law
DISTINGUISHING the intermarried citizens,
or squaw men, against enlisting them
as citizens.
Business men Of Denver have peti.
toned the governor and chief of police
to permit the gambling rooms to run
under restrictions by the police, but
the request was denied.
The Vicksburg cottonseed oil mill
has been purchased by f. Strenby for
liver Bros, limited, London, Eng, and
the mill. which has been idle for some
time, will be started up In a few days.
An informal conference Of the Ameri.
car Bi-Metallic league was held Mt st.
Louis. Its object is to outline Il policy
for the silver factions Of the two great
parties.
The state inspectors have ordered
the slaughter of forty-three choice cat
tie belonging to E. II. Hartman of
Middleton, n. Y, because of the tuber-
culosis.
Neal Bros, the largest milling firm
In Eastern Indiana, failed to-day. Liza
bilities, $15O,0O0: assets small. Failure
to secure extensions from heavy credi-
tors produced the trouble.
The firm of Switzer, Newitter & Co,
Vicksburg, Miss, one of the largest
dry goods houses in the state. made
an assignment to-day to d. J. Schlenker
t~urstee. and closed its doors. Liabili-
ties, $14S,0
The meeting Of the Missouri River
packers In Omaha, several weeks since
has resulted in the issuance Of a yigor-
GUS protest against the proposed adj
vance In rates by railroads on pack.
ing house products and live hogs to the
Missouri river and Chicago.