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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
Unfor.unnte Events.

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Fire did $4,000 damage to the fac
tory Of the Imperial Varnish company
at Jersey City. N. J.
An emery wheel burst Mt the Fits
burk locomotive works in Pittsburg:
Pa, killing Thomas L. McCpa. aged
forty-cight. boOkkecpcr.
Luther Smith, aged twcnty-one, in
attempting to steal II ride on the cow
f! catcher of an engine ut Logansport,
-, Ind, was killed.
| Willie Thomas of Knightsville. Ind,
the nine-year-Old son Of James Tho1n-
as, was horribly mutilated by large
dog. The child is fatally injured.
BY the explosion Of twenty dyna>
mite cartridges in store ut San Car.
los. Mex, three families were or.
phaned.
The cooper shops Of the Richard
Grant Cooperage company at Buffalo,
n. Y, have burned. with all their con-
tents. Loss, $4,000.
Joseph Bowden, aged sixteen, tel.
egraph student at Goose Lake. Iowa.
was killed by the accidental discharge
of gun.
Mrs. William Bussey at Jefferson,
Ind. left her medicine chest open and
her four -year-old daughter took some
poison and died.
The steamship Topeka has reached
Port Townsend, Wash, from Alaska,
and confirms the loss of the sealer G.
G. White of San Francisco on April
IA.
Five persons were drowned at Cars
rude lake, nesi Fort Collins. Gel. They
were Ray '.adger robert Ciaig and
q son anG two daughters Of II. Cars
rude.
Ben Benson of Joliet. ILL.,, was al
most instantly killed at Romeo, ILL.,,
| by being struck by Il rock which fell
from the hooks of a derrick used for
hosting the stones in place on a wall
of the drainage canal.
DR.. II. c. Spencer Of st. Louis, Prof.
l.. Mcclure of Atlanta. Ga, and an un-
known man attempted to cross Clinch
river in Clinton, Tenn. In a wagon.
Dr. Spencer was saved by ferryman,
but Prof. Mcclure and the unknown
man were drowned.
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P1'rH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST wEEEx IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest nnd Most lmportnnt News
of the World, Culled rrOm the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
AssOcintlOns.
WN11,lnRtOn.

Washington.
President Cleveland is writing a
book OH economic science.
A board has been detailed from the
surgeon general department to meet
at Denver to examine Capt. Louis w.
Champion for promotion.
The surgeon general of the marine
hospital service has been advised of
the appearance of cholera among the
Mohammcdan pilgrims to Mecca.
The Reconsideration of the employees
Of the customs service has been
completed and the rules for carrying
into effect all the changes made will
be promulgated ut once.
Gen. Stanton, paymastcr general of
the army, has received from Fort
Wasnakie, Wyo., magnificent war
bonnet, made by the Shoshone III
dians.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
SEVEN KILLED.
Fatal Boiler Explosion In a PENN.
Aylyanja Saw Mill.

Fatal Boiler Exploxion In Pens.
nylvania Saw Mill.
West Bingham, Pa, May 16-To-
day the bodies OF eight men. horribly
mallgled, scaldet! Grd disfcurci. were
picked up from the ruins of the Pack,
Haskell Il Cobb saw mill here, the
victims of the explosion of the boiler
in the mill. Eve were dead and two
of the others have since died. Those
killed outright We're Claude English,
James Movers, Eugene Merrick, Ly.
man Perry Charles Rover.
Those fatally injured were Caleb
Converse, fadly scalded about the
head and chest; he is dead. Albert
De Groat, was SO fearfully mangled
by boiler iron that he soon died. Bell
Gridley, was injured internally and
sustained a broken leg, but will re-
cover.
The mill was run by steam, gener-
ated III an old eighty-norse-power
boiler. which it is reported had been
condemned by an inspector few days
before because the steam gauge failed
to record accurately the amount of
steam pressure.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
coUNTERFE1TER,s OUTFIT.


Contraband Ponsessions of Man
Arreated at HOkah.
Winona, Mimi. May 16.-The arrest
was made at Hokah, Minn.. yester-
day, of man giving the name CT
Henry Burch and having in his pos
session complete nolding outfit for
the manufacture of counterfeit dol
lars. Quarters and dimes. The arrest
was made by w. p. Walsh. and agent
of the government detective agency.
The prisoner was brorght to tl,is city
and placed in the hands of United
States Marshal John Gay. He was
given a hearing before United States
Court Commissioner G. A. Morey,
pleaded guilty and was bound over to
the next term of the United States
court here. burch is single man
forty-siX years of age. It is rumorel
there will be two more arrests.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
WOULD BLOW UP REED.
Nitro-Glycerine for the Residence
of the ex-Speaker.

Nitro-Glycerine for the Residence
of the ex-Speaker.
Portland, Me-, May 16.-This city is
excited to-day over the disco, cry of
evidence which leads the police and
many citizens to believe that some
crank planned to blow up the resi-
dence Of Hon. Thomas b. Red and
Mayor Henry Baxter. While patroll-
ing Deering street last night, near the
Reed and Baxter houses, Policeman
Mccormick found on the sidewalk an
envelope containing three Walls filled
with dark yellow fluid and wrapped
in cotton batting. 1t was first thought
that the mysterious package he'd been
placed on the walk by some Joker, but
when druggist pronounced the fluid
in the phials to be nitro-gly cerine, the
police began to look at the matter seri-
ously. The entire police force has be-
gun an investigation.
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blood in his veins, his ancestors, re-
mote and lear, having been Scotch,
German and Danish. lbsen at tir.t
studied medicine. but soon abandoned
the profession for literature. AS Il
poet and dramatist he is known the
world over. His works. widely read
In Norwegian throughout the three
Scapdinavian countries. have been
translated into English. French, Ger
man, Dutch Polish, Russian, Bo-
hcmian and Hungarian. Though pow
erty, neglect and adverse criticism fol-
lowed his early career, and intensi-
fled his naturally pcssimistic DISPOSE
tion, he became one of the greatest,
most original forces in modern litera-
ture-it might he said in all literature.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
Shot hY His Wife.

Guthrie, Okla, May 15.-Near Paurs
Valley passers-by were attracted by
groans issuing from the house Of Au-
gust Schnitz, a prominent farmer, and
entering found him lying on the floor,
weltering in his blood and slowly dy-
twice in the back and then left the
house. The woman was found visit
ing a neighbor, chatting socially aa
though nothing had happened, and
evinced no surprise when placed un.
der arrest. She refused to talk about
the shooting and will be held to await
the outcome Of her husbands wounds
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Ratifications Of the Japanese e-Chtnese
treaty are exchanged.
The Cuban rebellion Is thought to
be nearly over.
The foreign members of the Arme-
nian commission have left Moosh on a
visit to the villages Of the Sassoun
district.
A banquet was given In London for
George w. Smalley, who retires from
the post Of correspondent of the New
York Tribune.
A dispatch received in Berlin from
Che Foo states that the ratifications
Of the treaty of peace between China
and Japan were exchanged there.
Adviccs received from the Pescadore
islands show that 1900 persons died
there from cholera during one month.
The epidemic is now snbsiding.
Nicaragua has accepted England's
modified ultimatum. according to
which Nicaragua will pay the indem-
nifty and the other matters will he set
tied by arbitration.
AS result of the Chinese war and
Russian aggression, Japan may fight
Russia, and the belief is that China's
coinQuerer would win in sub con-
fiict.
Efforts are being made to restore
Chief Clarence in the Mosquito terri
tory, which will probably give Eng
land another chance to p0unce upon
Nicaragua.
Sir Joseph Adam Hay is dead. He
was the eldest son of Sir Robert Hay,
the eighth baronet whose mother was
Sally, daughter Alexander Duncan
of Providence, r. I.
President Diaz has appointed COM
missioner to collect, transport and In
stall II display of the resources and
products of Mexico at the Cotton
Estates and International exposition at
Atlanta. Ga.
Gladstone, in a letter to Francis Sey-
mour Stevenson, chairman of the An
glo-American association, says that
the conduct of the sultan and the
Turkish government in the Armenian
question has been worse than their
conduct regarding Bulgaria in 1876.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18

st. Paul. May 16.-George Williams
was before Judge Egan in the Grim
inal court this morning to receive sen-
tence on a plea Of guilty to the crime
of forgery. There were three indict-
ments for the same offense, and Will
iams showed his discretion by offering
q plea of guilty to one of the indict-
ments. and in that way secured the
merciful consideration of the court,
which sent him to state prison for the
term of three years.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
The n. P. Barber Shop
and Bath Rooms,
NuBBINs OF NEWS.

items Of General interest Placed In
- "a rev Lines.
A strong shock of earthquake was
felt at Corfu at midnight.
The fruit crop in Colorado will be
practically nninjured by the cold snap.
Snow can he plainly-seen for dis
tance Of several miles on the noun
tains near Asheville, N. &.
Nine degrees below freezing point
ls reported from exposed places near
Davenport, Iowa, last night.
Col. Arizan, with force CT seventy
cavalry, has defeated band of Cuban
insurgents numbering 2O0 men.
Snow fell in the mountains near
Middlesboro, KY. yesterday. The
thermometer is "a this morning.
Emperor William has accepted the
resignation of Freiherr Won der G0ltz.
the admiral commanding in chief of
the navy.
Mail advices by the steamer Mi
owera, from Australia, say that the
British cable scheme is booming in
Australia.
The annual convention of the Ma
tiOhal Burial Case association, and the
Eastern Burial association convened
at Cleveland.
sGeorge Owens. colored, thirty-eight
years old, was stabbed in the bowels
in saloon brawl last night in Indian
apolis, and died this morning.
Over 400 men at the blast furnace
of the Bellaire (Ohio) Nail works. have
accepted an advance Of Is per cent III
wages and will resume work.
The hatch at the fish hatchery ut
Pur-in-Bay, Ohio, beats the worlds
record of of the number of eggs taken
I'm one season at the one station.
An accident occurred las: evening
ON the new river steamer Unique, in
Lake st. Clair, which oaCsed the death
of two boat men and possibly third.
The Illinois state camp, Sons of Vet
erans. to-day adopted resolutions 81
to 81, denouncing the proposed dedica-
tion of the Confederate monument in
Chicago on Decoration day.
Capt. ]. w. Morris started from San
Francisco on tour around the world
to-day in boat forty-fiye feet in
length. He will be accompanied by
his wife, two seamen and a cabin boy.
William H. Smith, one of the leaders
in the strike on the Grand Trunk last
summer, was arrested at Holly, Mich,
this morning, charged with causing
the fatal wreck on that road at Battle
Greek in July last.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
ALL WE'RE INDICTED.
Some Tall Lying an to Newspaper
Circulation In Town.

Some Tall Lying an to Newspaper
Circulation In Iowa.
Iowa Falls, Iowa, May 1G-The war
over the county printing, in this coun.
ty, seems to take on the aspect of a
continued story, which becomes more
interesting with crch succeeding chap
ter, the last one of which has just
been unfolded to the public. The
grand jury indicted the former editor
of the Eldora Ledger for perjury, for
swearing to a padded list to secure the
county printing. Ross, the editor Of
the Eldora Herald. who fought the
matter in the courts, is now indicted
on the same charge, and has been ar
rested, but let out on bail. Walker,
the editor of the Enterprise, tile only
Democratic paper in the &C unity, is also
indicted.
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st. Croix Com ,nis.i oners.

st. Paul, May 16.-Gov. Clough to-
day announced the appointment of
the members Of the commission whose
duty it will be to locate and purchase
land for the Minnesota half of the in
tcrstate park at the dalles of the st.
Croix. The gentlemen selected are
George H. Hazard of st. Paul. the
originator Of the park schen e; Benja-
min Clayton, Taylors Falls; John
ZelclI, st. p tul Park.
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NEARLY A MILLION.
Additional DisclOsures az to the De
falcQtiOn of Paul Schultx

Additional DisclOsures az to the De.
falcation of Paul Schultz.
Tacoma, Wash. May 16-Facts have
ccme to light which indicate that the
late Paul Schultz's defalcations
amount to nearly million dollars.
making his total embezzlement the
largest known on the Pacific coast.
The new defa!eations are those in the
accounts of the Ncrthcrn Land and
Development Company Of South Bend.
WASH. and the Olympia Land and
Investment company, which OWNS the
townsite of Ocosta, the terminus of
the Grly's Harbor branch of the
Northern Pacific railroad. South Bend
is the terminus Of the branch to Will
aDaha harbOr,
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Recalled by the Pope.

Budapest. May 16.-It is stated that
Mgr. Asliardi, the papal nuncio whose
speeches against the ecclesiastical bill
have caused much discussion aud
which nearly brought about a cabinet
crisis, has been recalled, thus avoid
ing further political difficulties.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
Elopers Captured,

Oklahoma City Okla. May 1G.-Phil
H. Brady, son of wealthy and PROM
inent Atlanta, Ca, man, eloped to-day
with nineteen-year-old Nellie A. Stone,
niece of Hon. F.. w. Stone, leading
lawyer Of this city. The objective
point Of the couple was Kansas City,
but the law overlook them at En-
poria, and an officer will be sent to
bring them. The charge on which
Brady was arrested was obtaining
money under false pretenses,. he be-
ing charged with obtaining $3.50 on a
forged draft before he left Oklahoma
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Lost Their School.

Sleepy Eye, Minn., May 16 - The
fine school building, the finest west Of
Mankato, was burn I'd shortly after
midnight. Fire started in the base
rent, after which came an explosion,
either of coal gas or the boiler, blow
Ing out the greater part Of the west
side and all the doors and windows.
The building ia now total ruin, in
Guiding the light plant, located in the
basement. LOSS, $4,000.
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Return to Work

Pittsburg, May 16-The two hundred
miners who were forced out from the
Standard mines last Friday by the
strikers, returned to work today at
the old rate. The strikers threaten to
return to the mine and compel the
men to quit.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Lae U. S. Govt Report
R@%!a!:!!! g! RRskiaHS RS&a:SE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
element from the government, has
been released on $4,000 bail.

element from the government, has
been released on $4,000 bail.
The grand jury at Charlotte, Mich,
has returned indictments against
thirty-six men of the county for vio-
lating the local option law and keeping
gambling houses.
Jacob Brueck confessed ut Spring
field, ILL.,, that lie robbed ]. A. McGraw
In 1894 of $2,jOO. He implicated Frank
Gray and George Groves and the
former was arrested.
At Lebanon, Ind, Jacob Lyons was
shot and killed by his brother-in-law,
Frank Morris, painter. Lyons in
timacy with Mrs. Morris was the cause
Of the murder.
United States deputy marshals are
looking in Colorado for the assayer
who, it is said. escaped from Carson,
New, with SSO.OOO, stolen from the
mint. He is thought to have been at
Ikokomo, Col, about five weeks ago.
A. G. Arnold, the Battle Greek,
Mich. millionaire, arrested for chOk-
ing his son to death last December,
was held to the circuit court for trial
on the charge Of murder in the first
degree.
Ohio state prison managers have pa
rolled Ralph X. Page, the cashier of
the Painesville O., National bank. who
was convicted of altering forged prom
issory notes, and was sentenced to
serve ten years. His brother, ex-Con-
gressman ID. II. Page, is still fugi-
tive.
Wagoners have brought the news to
Sergeant, Ky. that the Gilley boys
and Joe and Will Day met near their
homes OH Indian Greek, nine miles
from Norton, Va. and engaged In
deadly hattie, which resulted In the
death of the three Gilley boys and the
fatal wounding of Joe Day.
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THE WORK BEGUN.

On the New Dam Below st. Anthony
Falls.
Minneapolis, May 1G.-Work or the
improvement of the Mississippi river
below the Falls of st. Anthony, III ac-
cordance with the magnificent scheme
outlined some time ago. was begun
yesterday. c. A. Pillsbury. who is ut
the head Of the scheme. said that the
work would be done by day labor. and
that from 300 to 1000 men will be
constantly employed for from -gh-
teen months to two years. Tho big
dam and race ere to be constructed
for the purpose of generating electric
itY.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-05-18
Sheen Have Rabies

Tiffin, Ohio, May 16.-Three weeks
ago a mad dog attacked big flock Of
sheep belonging to William Keller,
biting a large number of them. Nine
teen were killed outright. Nine more
went msd and had to be killed. To-
day on the order of the township
trustees Keller killed the remaining
$50. Their carcasses will be burned
to prevent further spread Of the
rahleA
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yirrinia,. Temne.t.

Duluth. Minn., May 16-A dispatch
was received here from Sheriff Butch
art at Virginia. saying that the steam
shovel at the Franklin mine lad been
at work all the morning, and there had
been no interference by the strikers.
The latter were holding meeting
when he sent the telegram. The sher-
If does not look for any trouble.
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Pittsburg, Pa. May 16-The fiue Of
the tow boat Rescue collapsed about
10 o'clock this morning while the ves-
sci was going up the Moncngahela riv-
er, and Engineer George McKinnie
and Fireman Samuel Schoonover were
fatally scalded. The damage to the
boat was not large
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The Wrong Variety,

Spokane. WASH, May 16.-The family
of Burris Nelson, a thrifty farmer re-
siding near this city. went gathering
mushrooms yesterday. The children
gathered toad stools by mistake, and
ate them. Mary, ten years old, and
Burris, eight, are dead. Two other
children are not expected to live.
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Boiler ExDlodes.

Pittsburg. .iay 16.--A boiler at the
Homestead steel works exploded this
morning, wrecking the building and
fatally injuring two men. Their names
are James Anderson, machinist, aged
3S years, and Thomas McHenry, Wis
itor, aged 30 years. The cause of the
explosion Is not known.
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bailey Must Die.

Glendive. Mont. May 1G. - Judge
Milburn sentenced William Bailey to
hang Tuesday, July .. for the murder
of John G. Barkley. The murder oc-
Cured Feb. 1G near Newton, Dawson
county. The evidence was circum-
stantial. Alonzo Freeman was SEN
fenced by Judge Milburn to twenty
five years Imprisonment IL the state
penitentiary. He took the life Of a
tramp last September who stole sew
eral articles from him. The jury found
him guilty Of murder in the second
degree,
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Personal Mention.

Florence Nightingale was seventy
five years old on May Is.
Miss Rockefeller daughter of John
ID. Rockefeller, plays both the violin
and the cello with great skill.
Sig. Crispo, 1t is said, wears n shirt
of chain mail. made by Milanese
armorer, when he goes out of doors.
Joseph Traut. well known business
man of Dubuque, Iowa, died at the
age Of seventy-two.
George Powell, a resident of Rock
ford. ILL.,, since 1898. died at his home.
He was sevcnty-Onc years of age.
NJ. Il. Carter, aged fifty, collector of
internal revenue for the Fifth North
Carolina district, died at Asheville.
w. Bourie Cochran, the orator and
politician of New York, is said to have
an ambition to represent an Irish dis
trict in the British parliament.
Rear Admiral Almy, U. s. N, retired,
is very i'll. and in view of his advanced
age his family and friends are seri-
ously alarmed over his condition.
Monsignor Capel, once such promi.
nent figure as a Roman Catholic eccle-
siastic, is now Il ranchman in Califor-
mia, and is said to be fast becoming
very wealthy.
Miss Caroline Everett, for fifteen
years professor of languages at the
Princeton, ILL.,, high school, is dead.
She was well known in educational
circles throughout the Northwest.
Count dc Castellanc. who married
Anna Gould. has bought site on the
Avenue du Bois de BOlogne and the
bride will carry out her dream of
making an exact reproduction Of the
grand trianon at Versailles.
John Whistler, vice president of the
First National bank OF Wabash, Ind,
and one of the wcalthiest men in the
county, died of apoplexy. He was
seventy-seven years Of age and one of
the earliest settlers Of Northern Indi-
ana.
Albert George Sandeman has been
elected to the responsible position OF
governor Of the Bank Of England. He
had previously been a director Of the
bank for many years. and also a d.
rector in many financial institutions
and insurance companies.
Pope Leo Mills hands are nearly
useless and cause him much suffering.
When he writes he must hold his right
wrist with his left hand, and what he
writes is almost illegible. This is not
due to age, but to an attack Of ague
twenty-five years ago, when he was
bishop of Pcrugia.
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Com m mission Called.

st. Paul, May lG.-Gov. Clough has
called the commission to locate the
fourth hospital for the insane to meet
at the state capitol OH June II. The
towns already in the contest for the
institution are lie Sueur, Pennington
Shakopce, Anoka and Chaska.
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First Report. Exaseerated.

Milwaukee, May 16-Late advices in
dicate that while there has been some
damage done to fruit and vegetables
in the southern portion of the state
by the frost it is not as great as ex-
pected, the high winds and cloudy
weather warding off frost in n:al.y
portions.
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will Return to Work.

Cleveland. Ohio, My 1G.-The strik-
ing filters at the works of the Colum-
bia Spring company who went out a
day or two ago have expressed will
lingness to resume work, and the
trouble which threatened to close the
entire plant is at an end.
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HENRIK IBsEN.
Arrangements being Made to Honor
the Great Writer.

Copenhagen. May 16.-Arrangements
are being made for the great celehra-
tion this months in honor OF Henrik
Ibsen, who is to-day the greatest
figure in Scandinavian literature.
Henrik Ibsen was borl in Norway in
1928, but he has really no Norwegian