The Dickinson press., 1894-04-21

officer, is In Japan.
Louis Barager, who keeps q store at
Fountain, Mich, shot and killed Ed.
LaugElin. BarNgcr was fined for sell
ing liquor without license. 1t is sup
posed TIE quarrel arose over intOrma-
tiGn leading to BaraGer's conviction.
George Z. Root, chancellor command
er Of Forest Lodge No. 13O, Knights Of
the body and probably fatally wounded,
just outside the lodge room building.
by Henry NJ. Keeling, also member Of
the lodge. Jealousy the cause.
Foreign Gossip.
The German reichsfag has adopted
the commercial treaty negotiated with
Uruguay.
The duke of Vemgua has been ap-
pointed president Of the senatorial COM
mittee on treaties of commerce with
Germany, Austria and Italy.
A dispatch tc the London Daily News
from Vienna announces the failure of
David Wiener L. Sons, with liabilities
amounting to $22,Ec9,OtN.
A Moslcm baud. which had committed
many depres:stious in Aialabar, We're
attacked by mounted police and thirty
three killed.
1t Is announced that Lord Rosrbery
has decided that Great Britain shall re-
tain Uganda. and that the African
KINGDOM shall have British local sd
min;stration.
The leader of the Radicals in the
Hungarian diet has notified the govern
ment that he will move Il vote of cell
sure against the government for Its atti-
tllde on the occasion Of KOSsuth's fu-
neral.
At New Orleans Judge Honlonge in
the United States circuit dismissed the
suit OH the ground of no cause Of action
brought by the widow of Monlsterio
against the city for $4,000 on account
of the Italian lynching.
Kabba Rega. king Of Unyoro, and the
most powerful and troublesome of the
East Africa chiefs, was attacked early
in December by detachment of the
British East Africa cOmpany's forces,
under Mai. Owen. The fight lasted
three hours and resulted in Kabba
Rega's defeat, fifty Of his warriors be-
ing left dead.
The ministerial crisis ut Santiago de
Chile continues. President Jorge MOntt
has, it is said. declined to join any
party, hut has declared that he is will
Ing to govern with amy miniscry that is
supported by congress and the country.
1t is likely that Il coalition ministry,
made I'D of Liberals and Conservatives,
will be formed.
Otherwise.
The Indiana fee aud alary law has
been declared unconstitutional.
The Aspen National bank Of Aspen,
Colo, has gone into liquidation.
Coke operatives met at Scottdale, Pa,
and decided to continue the strike.
The In.linll antitrust distillery Of
Terre !iaE:;. has incorporated with
$500, 900 capital.
Congressman Hermann was renOnli-
mated by the Republicans OF the First
Oregon district.
John Rinkcr was found dead in his
yard at Dubuque, Iowa. He had been
drinking heavily.
Extensive preparations are being
|
large immigration to Mexico this fall.
THE Aspen, Col, National hank has
gone into liquidation, and the First
National acts as its agent.
Seven h,:':ircd of the 900 employees
of the Ev..;:.el company. OH strike at
Akron, O,.;o, have returned to work.
An effort at Albany to discipline Gov.
Flower, for violating the civil laws.
failed. Another effort will be made.
st San Francisco. Cairo street dane
ers, arrested by the Society for the Sup
preston OF Vice, rendered the dance be-
fore the court and We're acquitted.
The work Of laying the new cable
from Naterville. on Ballingkcys bay,
coast of Ireland, to Nova Scotia, has
begun.
Tho feasibility Of ship canal from
Chicago to Toledo, shortening the dis
tance from the West 100 miles. is con-
sidered.
1t is alleged Sioux City commission
els profited personally in dispOSing of
the recent issue of $2OO,OOO bonds at
par.
The Rev. Isaac RransOn. Il minister
near Munclr. Ind. has made an assign
ment. Assets and Ii utilities are 5000
each.
Helen NJ. Cougar proposes represent
ativcs of farmers and miners wives
visit Washington to show the evils
of protection.
The strike Of Paterson, n. j.. flax
spinncrs is at an end. The operatives
r. y.,,ly ,lf hn f,1l In of
wages.
A thousand tailOrs employed at St
Louis went to work yesterday, the
trouble of two months standing having
been settled.
A female keeper of toll-gate near
Brownsville, Pa. refused to permit the
passage of Coxey's army until 81 80 had
been paid.
Deadly Coal Gas.
Faribault, Minn., April II. - County
Treas urer Fred Lanfenburger's family of
six persons came near being asphyxiated
by coal gas this morning, the stove cover
having been left open during the night.
Mrs. Lanfenburgcr seems to be seriously
affected and is quite lew. The rest are
doing yell.
Pilgrims Going to Rome.
Barcelona, April II. - Two thousand
pilgrims embarked here to-day for Rome
There was no disorder.
Rome, April II. - The pope has ex-
pressed to the Spanish government his
pleasure at the resolution adopted by
the cOrtes c0ndemning the attacks on the
pilgrims.
How Now, Gov. Pecks
Clear Lake, Wis, April ia glove
contest will take place in Emerald, lit
tie village near here, April 30, between
John Grimes of this place and 7. Thur