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The Dickinson press., 1895-09-21
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Gov. Stone of Missouri. The COM
plainant in the case is Mrs, Bertha
Chonab. member Of q prominent
family in Jasper county.

From Foreign Shores.
A severe thunderstorm swept Lon
don. Many of the tramways were sub
merged.
The pope has approved the nomina-
tion of Rev. DIR. Kennedy to be rector
of the American college at Rome.
The Rt. Hon. Cecil Rhodes, the
premier Of Cape Colony, although suf-
fering with influenza is able to attend
to his official duties.
Emperor William and Emperor Fran
els Joseph of Austria and other royal
guests attended the army maneuvers
at Stcttin.
"Mataswintha." a new opera by the
Polish pianist. SclarweEka, is soon to
he brought out at the Weimar Grand
Ducal tlleatcr.
Divorce business is increasing so
much in the English courts that
third Judge must be added to the pro-
bate and divorce division.
The Toronto Dominion Millers' asso-
citation condemns the Dominion gov
ernmcnt for permitting mixing infer.
ior grades with No. hard wheat.
lAcOu icCt. IlftS GFFlNeu
at llavana with battalions OF the AS.
turirs and Canarias regiments to thl
number Of q officers and 1000 men.
Justin Mccarthy. the Irish leader:
will issue Il manifesto to the Irish pe0-
pie denouncing the leadership Of
Healy and calling upon them to re-
pudiate him.
An agreement has been entered into
between German and British steam-
ship companies under which there will
be a considerable advance in freight
and passenger rates to America. The
agreement will go into effect October
1.
The Spanish steamer Manila. bound
for China. and the Norwegian steam
er ania. bound for Antwerp. collided
near Borsselin, Holland. to-day. The
Nania sank soon afterward and six Of
those OH board were drowned, in
Guiding the captain.
Two Frenchmen. NJ. Vcrsepuy and
Baron Romans, have left Zanzibar
with twenty-cight Europeans and a
large body of native carriers to ex-
plore Mounts Kilimandjaro and Kenia
and the country about Lake Rudolph
for the French government.
Fifteen rupees. less than 81 is the re-
ward that has been given to the ma
tive Indian soldiers who were men,
toned in general orders for conspicu-
GUS gallantry and devotion during the
Ch'tral campaign. One man, who had
thirty-one wounds to show, received
the Order Of Merit.
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FOR GROWERS KEY.

Direct Wire Connection between
Gray Cables and Atlanta.
B,lzzard's Bay, Mass, Sept. ia
force Of linemcn is engaged in string
ing wire to Gray Gables, President
Cleveland's summer residence. The
wire crosses the, grounds back of the
house and will probably end in the re-
ception room, where the key will be
placed with which the president will
start the machinery at the Atlanta ex-
position. This loop being attached
to the main line, will establish the
necessary communication with At
lanta, and another special crossing the
exposition grounds to machinery hall
will connect with the mechanism to
be set in motion by the pressure Of
this key at Gray Gables.
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day: when he first learned the moves
of the game ut which he has now
proved himself to be the international
chamH,n. All the leading devotecs
of tho'4ame played at Hastings. The
champions Lasker, Tschigorin, Black
burn. Tarrasch and others equally
noted were among the players. Pills
bury's victory against such an array
of talent is therefore the more remark
able. as lie was pitted against men
whose experience in tournaments and
matches was calculated to at least
overcome the younger and less ex-
perienced players. Pillsbury is an
active member of the Brooklyn Chess
club.
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NERVY SHERIFF..
A Lynchinx Party Shot Full of Lead
and Obliged to Leave.

A Lynchinx Party Shot Full of Lead
and Obliged to Leave.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. ia mob of
seventy-five mel made an unsuccess-
full attempt last night to lynch Harri-
son Fuller and Frank Simpson, two
negroes confined in the Henderson
county Jail at Lexington, for attempt
ing to outrage Widow Pomeroy and
her ten-year-old daughter on the night
of July II. Between midnight and
day the mob went to the jail, broke
open the two outer doors, and on
reaching the cell of the negroes the
crowd was fired upon by the sheriff
and his deputies, seriously wounding
Hugh Cook and slightly woundins
man named Jones and another named
Joiner. The wounding of these three
men caused the mob to disband. Ex-
citement is intense and serious trouble
is expected.
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Tramn and nurrlar

Benson, Minn., Sept. ia tramp
to-day committed robbery in coun-
try house a few miles north of here
and also attempted to assault a girl.
A young man was captured and sew
eral articles found upon him which
the girl identified as hers and the
man also as the one who did the deed.
He afterward was compelled to find
a watch which he had thrown away.
He is in Jail at present awaiting an
examination.
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peonlA An prlnt

John A. II. Warner, Chinese inspec-
tor Of the port Of Portland. died ut
Lexington, Ky.
Meyer Cramer. for forty-three years
leading merchant in Kalamazoo,
Mich.. died suddenly ut the age of 68
years.
The will of Susan w. Talmagc, wife
of Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage has been
admitted to probate. The estate, val
ued Mt S16G,O0O is left to her husband.
Lawrence Hanley. who is here fill
Ing a season ut the Grand Opera house
st. Louis, in "The Player" has wired
David NJ. Newberger, his New York
attorney to institute proceedings for
divorce from his wife. who is known
on the stage as Edith Lemmert
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Lennox Get. Two Years,

Milwaukee. Sept. 19.-Richard Len
nox. one of the most noted forgers in
the country, pleaded guilty to charge
of uttering and passing forged paper
to-day, and was sentenced to two
years in the house Of correction. He
has been in jail fourteen months. the
bank which he victinlized preferring
restitution to justice, but his pals
failed to show up, and he concluded to
take his sentence.
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vree With Money

Minneapolis, Sept. 10. - A jovial,
whole-souled North Dakotan attract
ed considerable attention down town
this morning. He was very jublant
for some reason. and so prodigal in
money matters that he scattered coin
on the streets or gave it to any who
applied. Officers Conroy and McNa-
mara cut his career short by lodging
him in the lookup On the charge Of
drunkenness. The agreeable fellow
gave the name of II. l.. Waterman.
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Identified Durrnnt

San Francisco. Sept. 7S.-The ninth
week of the Durrant trial has begun.
Mrs. Vogel. new witness, told how
she. from her parlor window on the
afternoon of April 3, noticed a man
who waited forty-five minutes outside
the normal school. Asked who the
man was. she pointed her finger to-
ward Durrant and dramatically ex-
claimed: "Therc he is." The defense
was evidently much worried over her
testimony. She was very positive In
her Identification and stood cross-ex.
animation remarkably well.
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DIED A SUICIDE.
Prof. Gibbs, Well-Knovvn Iowan,
Tired of His Life

Prof Gibbs, a Well-Knovvn Iowan,
Tired of His Life.
Lyons, Iowa, Sept. 19.-Prof. Will
lam H. Gibbs, prominent citizen of
Lyons, is dead from the effect of NOR
phine taken with suicidal intent. He
left letter stating that he was tired
of life. He was an old settler, coming
here in the early fifties. He was
noted as successful patent right man
and lecturer on astronomy, and was
well known by many in Minneapolis
and st. Paul. He leaves but one child,
all incurable maniac, in the Independ-
ence asylum. His wife died about two
years ago. This sad ending Of so ac-
tive life casts gloom over the COM
munity.
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Alleged Filibu.ter..

Key West, Fla, Sept. 19.-The reve-
nue. cutter Winona brought in to-day
the schooner Lark, picked up off Pine
Key with thirty-five Cubans on board.
When picked up by the cutter only
two men were on deck, but n search
revealed several others concealed be-
low. The vessel was seized and
brought in because Capt. Juan Reyes
could not give satisfactory explana-
tion as to what he was doing with 80
many men on board and without any
papers and because it was thought she
was tilibusterer. The men were ex-
amined by United States Commission
er Smith and released on bond.
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state Ask. an Injunct1on

st. Paul, Sept. 19.-State of Mime
sofa VS.. the Great Northern Railway
company, is the title of an action
which will be begun In the district
court of Ramsey county to-day by At
torney General Childs for the purpose
of securing an injunction to prevent
the defendant from entering into the
proposed agreement with the Northern
pocific
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They ne.ire tn Vote

Pierre, s. D., Sept. 19.-The South
Dakota Equal Rights association is in
session here to-day. 1t will Ike re-
membercd that a resolution for a con-
stitutional amendment passed the sen
ate of the last legislature, and was
only defeated in the house by a resort
to parliamentary sharp practice. The
women of South Dakota interested In
this cause regard this meeting as OPEN
ing their campaign for constitution
al amendment granting them the right
of suffrage, and they profess to have
no fears as to the outcome. Mrs. Car
oline Chapman Gait of New York is
the principal orator of the convention.
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Murdered by Atten,Iant.

Chicago. Sept. 19. The coroner's
jury in the case of David Adam, who
died some time ago in the Dunning
insane asylum rendered verdict that
he came to his death from injuries re-
ceived in the institution. The jury
did not hold any one, but it is said
the verdict will be used as the basis
for thorough investigation of the
institution by the grand jury.
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THEY MADE MONEY.
'.'he AEsrennte Receipts At the Fat

'ahe Aggregate Receipts At the Fair
in Excess of 945, 900.
st. Paul. Sept. 18.-The figures for
the fair that has just closed tell an
eloquent story Of a first-class fair and
propitious weather. The paid admis.
sions aggregated $29.911.25; the settle
ment for railroad tickets will reach
S4.759.5O, and about $500 worth of odd
tickets will remain to be accounted
for, making grand total of admis-
sion receipts $35,17O.75. The aggre-
gate receipts will exceed $4,000, and
the profits have been variously esti-
mated yariously from $4,000 to $15,-
900.
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Keno.lla Anon Trial.

Kenoslla, Wis. Sept. ia jury has
at last been secured in the Kenosha
arson case and the trial is now in
progress. The court room is filled to
suffocation and many were not able to
gain admittance.S . Insurance men all
over the United States are interested
in the outcome Of the case.
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An Internal mactine was found this
morning in the window of q private
house in Rue st. Denis, Paris.
Attempted LynchinE.

Usage City, Kan. Sept. 1S. - This
town is in fever of excitement over
an attempted lynching. Lew Thomas,
a dissolute character, was in jail,
charged with criminal assault upon
the weak-minded daughter of O. r.
Wacklefresh. About midnight the
jail was attacked by q mob. They
made short work Of the barriers and
soon had the culprit out Of the Jail
and We're leading him to the outskirts
Of town. The sheriff in the meantime
had organized posse and gave chase.
He and his men Overhauled the mob
and rescued the prisoner.
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aoyEx THE CHAMPION.

He Defeated wrenn In the National
Tennis Games.
New York, Sept. 18.-Frederick II.
Hovey of Boston is now the champion
feated Wrenn at Newport, r. l.. and
the country. Sears, slocum and
.Wrenn have formerly held the cham
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pionship. Hovey has been one Of
Americas best players for several
seasons, and has tried for the cham
pionship for nearly ten years. He has
come close to getting the much covet-
ed title again aid again. but always
slipped up at the last moment. He
10 q handsome and intelligent young
man, and it is said he will be mar
xied this fall.
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A Bank ForRcts to Omen

II O1DSes 70 OPS"s
Perry, Okla. Sept. 19.-Much excite
ment prevails here because of the fail
ure of the First National bank to open
for business to-day. Attachments to
the amount of $4,000 were run on
the bank late last night. The bank
carries about $4,000 in deposits.
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.counterfciter. Sentenced.

Minneapolis Sept. 1S.-Michael J.
Crowley and Frank Lee, accused in
the United States circuit court Of max
ing counterfeit money, entered the
plea Of guilty to-day and were sen.
tenced by Judge Nelson. The SEN
tence in Crowley's case was fine of
800 and three years in jail, and in
Lees case fine of $500 and imprison-
ment for sixty days. The police
claim that the two prisoners had been
conducting their dollar factory for
years. md made 1t their means of
livelihood.
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Thex Return to Work

Appleton, Wis, Sept. 19.-All mills
In the valley opened again to-day as a
result of the order from Washington
giving the use of 10000 cubic feet Of
water per minute. Hundreds Of men
who had been idle for six months re-
turn to work.
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No More Races

Newport. II. L.. Sept. 1S.-Lord Dun
ravens representative. H. Maitland
Kersey, was seen to-day by an Asso-
ciated Press representative and said
valkyrle positively would not race De-
fender and would return to Europe at
once,
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Glenford Mckinney. the young New
York lawyer who. became separated
from his father and other companions
on hunting expedition in Northwest
Colorado, has been found alive and
well
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Held to the Grand Jury

Richmond, Mo-, Sept. 1g-Dr. Geo.
w. Fraker, the insurance swindler
who has been in Jail here since his
capture in the Minnesota woods, has
waived preliminary examination and
was bound over to the grand jury In
the sum Of $4,000.
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Murderetl at !. Weddinx.

Columbia. Ky. Sept. 1S.-John and
Simon Hancock. desperate brothers.
were shot and mortally wounded last:
night at a wedding reception which
they tried to break up at the residence
Of Lane Hatfield.
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A n n Fund. stolen.

A. O. II. Funds Stolen.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 10.-Pat-
rick Smith, treasurer of the local
lodge, Ancient Order of Hibernians,. .is
under arrest for embezzling funds Of
tho Orfor
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Omaha, Sept. 19.-.The A. P. A. po-
lice commission has discharged Chief
of Police White and replaced ex-Ser-
geant Sigwart as acting chief, who
was discharged several months ago
for alleged corrupt practices. Other
men who were discharged for alleged
incompetency have been placed on the
force, notably ex-Chief Detective
Haze, who Is made sergeant.
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NEW BOARD WINS.
Nebraska Supreme Court Decide
the Omnha Cnae

Nebraska Supreme Court Decides
the Omaha Case.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 10. - The su-
preme court this morning filed its de-
cision in the Omaha fire and police
commission case with the clerk of the
court. 1t is quite voluminous, COM
prising several thousand words, GOV.
ering all of the points raised by the
attorneys and quoting many authori-
ties. The decision in substance finds
for the new board of fire and police
commissioners and declares the act
constitutional. Upon the point raised
by attorneys for the old board that
Gov. Holcomb did not attend the
meeting of Churchill and Russell at
the time tho new board was named,
the court holds that the interests of q
state or municipality arc not to be
jeopardized by the action Of one
party. In conclusion the court finds
that Broatch, Vandervoort and Foster
are lawfully constituted board Of fire
and police commissioners of Omaha.
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Mrs. Henry Nolan at Cleveland,
Ohio. was ia ally burned to-day and
her infant son, Henry, was burned
to death. The mother tried to start q
fire with kerosene.
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Up Goes wtndovv CI...

Chicago Sept. 1S. Arrangements
for combine of all the window glass
manufacturers in the Western district
were perfected to-day and the price of
window glass was boosted 8 1-2 or o
per cent.
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John w. Overturf. president of the
defunct Citizens Saving bank at
Portsmouth, Ohio. was indicted to-
day for the embezzlement of city
money deposited with him as city COL
lpc1or
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An Omcer Murdered

Columbus, Ga, Sept. 1S. = Officer
Jackson, member of the Girard no.
lice force, was assassinated by WIN
Wilson.
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More Case. Of Chol...

Tangiers, Sept. 18.-There have been
twenty-one new cases Of cholera re-
ported here. The deaths from disease
number eleven,
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AROUND THE GLOBE.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences Of the
Past Week, Boiled Down and Arr.
enged for kapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
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YOUNG CHESS CHAMPION.

Henry N. Pillsbury. hut Twenty-Five
Years of AEe.
Brooklyn, Sept. 19.-Henry N. Pills
bury of Brooklyn, who won the inter-
national chess masters tournament at
Hastings, Eng, has up to the present
enjoyed only local reputation. He
is twenty-five years old, and his chess
playing dates from his sixteenth birth
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Washington, Sept. 19.-Iwo street
car accidents occurred in this city last
evening within an hour of each other,
and although each was attended with
numerous casualties, none of them are
expected to prove fatal. At 7:15 a
motor car ON the Ninth street electric
line collided with Belt line car at
the corner of Ninth and p streets.
The motor car crashed into the mid
die of the horse car. throwing 1t about
sixty feet. The driver and several
passengers We're injured. The passen-
gers included Mrs. II. s. Gates and
Miss Lockwood of Chicago. and the
elder lady was quite painfully cut
about the face and head. \ colored
woman named Willie Mosbey, the
driver, g. NJ. Hammut, and Joseph
Lewis, colored. We're also injured. At
$40 a car on the Eckin electric rail-
way became unmanagcable and ran
into the buffers. Mrs. Curtiss of
Bro0kland, ID. c., was injured about
the lower limbs and Mrs. Auerbach
was injured about the head and face.
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WORSHIPGRS HURT
LIGHTNING STRIKES A CHURCH
NEAR ROCKFORD, ILL.
A Large Number Of Men, Women and
Children Are Thrown From
Their Feet and Several Of
Them Badly Shocked
and Durned
TWO STREET CAR ACCIDENTS.
They Occur Within an Hour Of Each
Other and Several People
Are BADLY Injured.

Rockford, ILL.,. Sept. 19.-Lightning
struck the Holsington church, a few
miles east of this city, while special
services were being conducted last
evening, and, but for premonition of
danger on the part Of the pastor,
would have doubtless killed many of
the congregation. AS it was the bolt
left the following injured:
Mrs. John johnson, badly burned;
will recover. Mrs. Henry Stanley, Sc
verely burned; recovery doubtful.
Two children, unknown; badly
shocked. Mrs. Darwin Whitney, badly
burned.
The pastor from his pulpit discerned
a heavy wind and rain storm coming
and cut his sermon, bidding his hear
ers depart for their homes as quickly
as possible. Almost the first bolt of
lightning struck the steeple and de-
scended through the shingles, TIM
bers and flooring to the ground. Men,
women and children were thrown
from their feet. some unconscious and
the rest stunned severely by the
shock.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-22

Of her Protestant brethren, in direct
ing the thoughts of her members to the
Christ and His teachings, which, in
fact, constitute the Creeds, rather than
to the transitory andvain, philosophical
notions Of men about the Christ and
His teachings. The Church emphasizes
what men have too often forgotten, the
need of every individual in The world
is Christ and His doctrines, and not the
theories of men. States show the IN
paralleled growth of the Episcopal
Church in recent years; many reasons
are assigned for this rapid increase and,
no DOUBT, many causes are at work, but
chiefly operative among the thinking
class, we believe to be the fact that
men are coming to see the Episcopal
Church teaches that "Christianity is a
religion of facts rather than a religion
of notions.p
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The monometalist's harp has but one
string that of international trade. To
listen to Secretary Carlisle, for instance,
one might believe that the whole exist
ence ofthis country depended on its
foreign trade. The godbug will not or
else cannot understand that the mans
dollar across the street is just as good
as the mans dollar in England or
France or any other foreign country
Western Mining World.
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a brother editor has come to grief.
He wrote puff for milliner, congrat-
ulating her on her success and said he
was glad to see her stocking up. When
his paper came out, instead of appreci-
atipg the puff, Mrs. Milliner cracked
him over the head with an umbrella
FIX.
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Notes obtained by fraud or made by a
drunken person, are not collectable.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-07
ThOInns--MiIIer.
OBSERVER.

A very quiet wedding took place
at the residence of Mrs. Joseph Mil
Ter at $50 yesterday afternoon. The
parties thereto being Mr.. William
Thomas and Miss Rosie Miller. The
Rev. M. S. Riddle tied the knot in the
most approved style in the presence
of the family and a few invited
guests.
The bridegroom is one Of Elko's
most industrious and popular young
men. The BRIDE is the daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Miller and is one of
Elko's loveliest daughters. Both
bride and groom have host of
friends who wish them bright and
prosperous future.
Another of the pupils OF this scribe
has taken unto herself husband to
love, honor and obey, May the flu
ture be to them as bright and cloud
less as Summers day.
Last night the bride and groom re
ceived their friends. The tables fair
ly groaned with good things to eat
and drink. All we're joyous and hap.
py and all wished the newly welded
pair world of happiness and pros
perity. So mote it be.