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The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
CAss COUNTY's WAR.
The Attorney General Hands Down
an Onfnf0n

The Attorney General Hands Down
an Opinion.
st. Paul, Dec. 1S.-Attorney General
Childs handed down an opinion in
the Cass-Crow Wing county case
which is Knockout for the Cass side
of the case, but which leaves the Crow
Wing people in tie air. The fate Of
the seventeen townships which it Is
sought to transfer from Cass to Grow
Wing is yet to be decided. Mr.. Childs
holds that the governor, secretary Of
state and auditor can take no cogniz-
ance of the Cass county remonstrance,
as 1t is not in legal form. If any of the
signers Of the original petition want
their signatures removed they must
appear in person and say SO or send
some one with power of attorney to SO
declare. No notice can be taken Of
the statements in tile remonstrance
as to the revocation of signatures.
On the other hand, Mr.. Chiids holds
that the petition for the transfer must
contain IS per sent of the entire poll
list of the territory in question and
not IS per cent Of those who voted at
the last election. This makes larg-
Er number of names necessary than
cy0a 8urr1Osnd
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
OWENS THE MAN.
Who Desired to Dynamite the MILL
tOnairen.

Who Dcsired to Dynamite the Mill.
Chicago. Dec 10. - The coils are
tightening around s. A. Owens, who,
1t is said, mailed the internal machines
to Messrs. Pullman and Armour, and
notified them in advance. in the hope
Of obtaining reward He is believed
to be the same man who, for ten
months. has been sending threatening
letters to Mrs. +. d. Armour, demand
Ing TD,OOO. and who has successfully
cllded the watchfulness of some Of
the hest Chicago detectives. The
identity Of the writer of the letters
and the man who mailed the Internal
machines is based on the similarity of
the writing. In both instances the
writer disguised his handwriting by
printing his letters with a pencil in
stead Of writing. In the written state
ment made by Owens he misspellcd
the words "prairie" and Contents"
precisely as was done in addressing
the packages that caused his arrest.
Owens kept a billiard hall recently Mt
Honorc street and Ogden avenue,
which is close to the spot where. some
months ago. it was demanded that
Mrs. Armour should cause money to
he left for the writer, or be attacked
with vitrOl and dynamite.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
FEED pnhst tn Marry.

Milwaukee, Dee. 10-Witllin a short
time the great brewing families Of
Pabst and Uihlcin will be united by
h.mcnal bonds. The engagement Of
Frederick Fabst to Miss Ida Uihlein
was formally announced to-day, and
an informal party to celebrate the
event was given ut the home of the
brides parents. The marriage will
unite the two wcalthiest brewing fam
lilies in this city. Fred Pabst is the
youngest son of Capt. Pabst. His
father is rcputcd to he worth at least
S1J.GDO,OOO. and hc will inherit a large
fortune. The wealth Of the father of
the bride is unknown, but is in the
nciyhborhUod of SS.ON.ODO. While the
match is 81 good one from Il pecuniary
standpoint. it also has the merit OF
being II love match
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
A saltwater Crime,

saltwater, Minn., Dec. 10.-August
Gatzke of Oak Park, a man of mature
years. probably thirty-eight years Of
age, was arraigned in the police court
to-day on the charge Of incest, the
complainant being his fifteen-year-old
daughter. He said he needed no hear
ing as he was guilty, and Judge Jack
held him to the grand jury without
bail. A short time ago a cousin OF
the girl was sent to the reformatory
for criminal intimacy.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Seaman Ia Happy.

Minneapolis, Dec. 19.-Louis Seaman
is q free and a very happy young man.
The case of alleged bribery against
him has been tried and it never went
to the jury. After the evidence Of
the state was in, A. H. Hall moved to
dismiss the case and Judge Jameson
took it from the jury and dismissed
the defendant. The witnesses had
not given evidence that sounded GER
tain, and the court did not think that
there was occasion for 1t to 60 to the
iury.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
1T KILLED 1OS.
Awful Eject of Jabe. Balfour's
Villafny

Awful Eject of Jabe. Balfour's
Villainy.
London, Dec. 18. = The committee
which was organized two years ago
for the purpose of appealing for funds
for the relief of the victims Of the
Liberator Building society swindle,
and for promoting which Jabez Bal
four and his dupes have just been
sentenced to terms of Imprisonment
varying from fourteen years to nine
teen months, rendered it's final report
to-day. One paragraph states that 1O5
victims Of the swindle, workingmen
and women. have died through the
shock of their loss. The number of
those rendered destitute or semi-desti-
tute, was 2,629. a large proportion of
whom were aged and invalid. The
total sum collected for their relief has
aggregated $3.50. 900. all Of which has
been distributed rs judiciously as pos
sible. Over 800 of the most aged have
been placed beyond reach of want by
the investment of sufficient funds, in
bonds, to remain for their remaining
years.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Cincinnati Cho.en.

New York, Dec. 1S.-Contrary to the
general expectations, the Federation
Of Labor did not conclude it's work
up to time Of adjournment, and ses.
sion will be held tomorrow at which
several matters of minor interest will
be disposed of. To-day the chief work
of the convention was the selection Of
a city at which to hold the next meet
ing. Chicago did not make strong
effort to secure the prize, and when
the matter was put to vote Cincin-
natl and Nashville were the only con.
testants. The Ohio city won by a
vote of loo to 3S1.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21

Deadwood, $. d., Dec. 19.--Another
rich strike has been made at Terry's
Peak at an elevation of 1000 feet,
the highest point at which ore has
been found in the Black Hills. Mcssrs.
Garvey & McShane. who have been
working the property known as the
Hamilton Franklin ground, recently
struck body Of ore which assays
from 5000 to LOO per ton.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
n.c,a,nr Rattle

Havana, Dec. 19.-Gen. Campos has
arrived at Matanzas by way of Ba-
tayano and the railroad from Felipe.
The Legaspi has arrived here. The In
surgents have thus far had the best
of the fighting. Notwithstanding Span
ish denials, and they are now on their
way to Havana. CaMpos is MOBILIZE
ing his army at Matagas, and q de-
cisive battle will probably he fought
within the next two weeks.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Turtle Mountain INDIANS.

Washington, Dec. 18-The secretary
of the interior has sent to the house
the draft of bill for carrying out the
agreement for cession to the govern
ment Of the lands held by the Turtle
Mountain band of Indians in North
Dakota which was provided for by
congress in 1891. Secretary Smith
says these Indians have been in q
state of unrest because of the failure
to ratify the agreement and that it is
opposed only by Canadi?n half-breed
faction which has always been tur-
bulent element on the reservation.
The bill provides for annual payments
of $5O.OOO to the Indians for term of
twenty years.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
The Nation.s Capital.

The Nations Capital.
No information has been received at
either the war department Of bureau
Of Indian affairs regarding the Apache
Indian trouble in Arizona.
The controller of the currency has
declared dividends in favor of the cred
itOrs of insOlvent national banks as
follows: National Banks Of Tacoma,
10 per cent; Merchants National Bank
of Great Falls, 10 per cent.
Lieut.. William NJ. Williams, Nine
tccnth infantry, who has been ut Mus
kegon, Mich, under suspension from
the army on account of financial
troubles since June Ii, 1893, has been
restored to the service by President
Cleveland and ordered to report for
duty at Fort Wayne, Mich. He was
twice suspended by court martial for
the same offense, the first order having
been issued Jan. g, 1891.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Prempeh Full of Fight.

Cape Coast Castle. British West
Africa, Dec. 18.-Owing to the refusal
Of the Adansis tribe to join King
Prempeh. of Ashanti, the latter re-
Gently attacked and routed them with
great slaughter. The affair is regard
ed as indicating that the king is de-
termined to fight the British, and that
the expeditionary forces now fitting
out under the direction Of Sir Francis
Scott inspector general Of the Gold
Coast force. will not have the walk
over anticipated In some quarters.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
The Body to nc Exhumed.

st. Paul. Dec. 49, Coroner Whit
comb to day ordered the exhuma-
tion OF the body of Albert NJ. Hull,
who died at White Bear village n
week ago. in order to determine
whether the deceased came to his
death from an overdose of morphine
prescribed hy DIR. J. G. Farmer. re-
cent lincentiate from the state uni
versity. or by nervous shock pro-
duced by Il severe burn Oil the hand
and arm.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Tried for Man.la lighter.

Glenwood, Minn., Dec. 19.-Elliott
Erickson, indicted for manslaughter in
the second degree. is on trial here.
His victim. as charged in the iDdict-
ment, was Gus Carlson, his hired
man. Assistant Attorney General
Edgerton is assisting County Attorney
Webster in the prosecution. Attornew
Gundcrson of Alexandria appears for
the defense.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Embryo Farmer. Feted.

st. Paul, Dec. 19.-Last evening the
Commercial club rendered reception
to the students and faculty of the
school of agriculture Of the state uni
versity. About a hundred were pres
ent from the school. and the members
of the club and number of ladies
helped to fill the parlors and make the
evening one to be remembered.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Tries to Murder a Lawyer

Chattanooga, Tenn. Dec. 1S.-Chief
Justice T. l.. Snodgrass, of the Ten
nessee supreme court, this morning
fired two shots at John r. Beasly, a
prominent lawyer of this city. one Of
'hich took effect in the arm. Mr..
Eeasly is seriously hurt. but not fatal
1y. The cause of the shooting was an
article written by Beasly, rejecting
a,pon the chief justice.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
After the Car.

Berlin, Dec. 1S.-A special dispatch
received here from Moscow says that
a conspiracy against the life Of the
czar has been unenrthed there. The
dispatch adds that number Of bombs
have been seized. and that several
men and women. including q promi-
nent nfhilist leader, have been arrest
ed in connection with the plot.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Overlooked n Good Thing

Oshkosh. Wis, Dec. 10. Burglars
stole $25 and Il gold watch from the
hcme of Herman Appold last night,
overlooking 81 1000 in certificates Of de-
DOSit.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Peo,,le in Print.


It is said that Mark Twain Is to re-
livered in London.
H. s. Bundy, ex-congressman and
father-in-law Of Hon. ]. Foraker, is
dying.
Z. C. Stedman, who has just refused
a professors chair ut Yale, was dis
missed from that institution when q
student.
Lord Wailcourt, an aged British
peer. is about to marry Miss May Pal
liser, who recently won prize In q
beauty show.
Joseph Chamberlain now bears tho
title conferred on him by King Khama
and the other Bechuana chiefs of Moa-
tlhodi, "le Who Rights Things"
Capt. Alfred Sanford of st. Louis.
who is seventy-three years old, and
whom the authorities sent to the poor
house last week, was the boyhOod
friend and playmate Of Ulysses 8.
Grant.
Alfred Rothschild keeps seven chefs,
one of whom has nothing to do beyond
making curries. Rothschild rarely
dimes away from home, frankly de-
claring that he prefers his own table
to any other.
Prof. Ccsare Lombroso. who advises
that children and youths of habitual
criminal tendencies be isolated as ltl-
natics. says there is scarcely child
who does not abuse power over those
who are weaker than he.
Edgar Allan Poe, the former famous
college athlete and captain Of the
Princeton foot ball team, second son
of Attorney General Poe Of Maryland,
was married at Baltimore to Miss
Annie Il. McCay, daughter Of Robert
T. McCay, formerly of Georgia.
Samuel G. Lewis, ex-comptroller Of
the Pennsylvania railroad, died at his
home in Philadelphia. He entered the
accounting department of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad in 1853, and was sue
cessivc assistant auditor, auditor, au-
litor and comptroller, which position
was created with him. lie resigned in
1874. after twenty-one years of serv-
ice.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
More Mem Called Out

New York, Dec. 19.-The steam 1T
ters strike, which has been on for sew.
eral weeks, was further extended to-
day by the calling out Of 1000 more
men,
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Rough on Rn tn.

st. Paul. Dec. 10. - Louis Johnson
committed suicide this morning at the
Pacific hotel by taking dose Of rough
OH rats
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
The nirch CouIIc monument

Redwood Falls, Minn.. Dec. 13.-The
Birch Coulee commission, to condemn
a site for the monument. met at Nor
ton yesterday ard selected Il place. In
junction proceedings will not be COM
mcnced until an attempt is made to
mnye the monument
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Hero of chickn manga Dead.

Hero of ChicknmnuRa Dead.
Kenton, Ohio, Dec. 19.-Gen. Moses
B. Walker, the hero Of Chickamauga,
died today. Eleven days ago he was
stricken with paralysis. He was born
in 1919.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21

The German National Bank Of Lin
coln closed its doors to-day. The
bank has been looked upon az q little
uncertain for some TINA
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Cen wilson VIII Speak.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 17.-Postmas-
ter General Wilson has accepted the
invitation of the faculty OF Wander
bilt university to deliver the COM
mencement address in 1896.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Pianos Burned.

Cincinnati, Dec. TIA fire destroyed
the five-story brick building occupied
by the Krell Piano company. The loss
loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Senate Committees

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Republic
an senate committee to-day completed
the assignment of committees. North.
western senators secure chairman.
ships as follows: Davis, Minnesota.
territories: Nelson. Minnesota, i'm.
provement Mississippi river; Hans.
brough. North Dakota. library; Petit.
grew, South Dakota, Indian affairs:
Kyle, South Dakota. university;
Mantle. Montana. national banks;
Cartcr. Mont. relations with Canado-
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21

An insurgent band has violated sew
eral ladies on the plantation of Grat.
itud, Cuba.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
Highest of all in Leayening Power-Latest u Govt Renot
R&!a!! g! fs%dssl! RfakiHs
PITH OF THE NEWS.

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portant News u SSSs S0qe
all Parts of the Globe, B0l1ea
Down and Arranged In Con.
venient Form for Rapid Per-
usnl BY Busy People.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21

IT is believed that the Newfound.
land schooner Argonaut has been lost
with ali on board.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21
TO FIGHT J. BULL
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND TAKES Is.
SUE WITH SALISBURY.

He Sends = Special Message to Con-
Principle of the Monroe Doctrine
Must BE Maintained Even at the
Cost of . set-To With Our Eng.
llsh Cousins.
The Dickinson press., 1895-12-21

Accompanying the presidents mes
sage on the Venezuelan affair and on
the Monroe doctrine is the entire cor
respondence on these subjects. 1t
starts with Secretary Olney's now eel
eDrated note reopening the negotfa-
tions with Great Britain, looking to
the arbitration of the boundary dis
pute. 1t bears date Of July 70, last,
and is addressed to Mr.. Bayard. The
secretary begins by stating that the
president has given much anxious
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Wfrs. Mi4Slom'S Soothing Sprut
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allen 9rusgifen In Der ganaen @elt su
baben. preis Is Gents per 6Iai6e.
&auft ni6ts anberes, oIs Mrs. 8inss
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fur $1.25.
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Sin meitberbreitetes Qeiben bes lebz
ten souInters bou eiueu promi=
uenten Nr5t beidriebea.

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legte 3unge bat, galig fiblt, teinen Mps
petit peripiirt unb nit tleinen ssrofanfGls
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tige &rantbeit befunben morben 1T
droniibe Malaria. Dieier 3uftanb
1T In ben Malarias 9Dtalit6ten ant meiz
pen DOrDerr1DeuD, D0G t0mmt er au1
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min ein5unebmen. gbinin beiIt bas
gBe9ielfieber, aber nid)t bic 1ronii9e
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fiir 9rOnii@e MaIaria. gS beilt ale
Sdue nit Siderbeit. Wer i'm @erings
lten bieran smetfelt, follte fi@ an bic
Besru'na Drug Manufacturing @oms
panp, III Columbus, Obio, tDenben,
tpegen 3uienbung zines freieu mebiais
nlf9en gu9es, betitelt vNalaria". ein
ipertbpoaes Bud, uel6es Sebermann
leien follte. Sieies Bud entbdIt Ges
nane Ibbtltungen BON flint Der 0aupts
&ranfbeitstsin1e, ipie iolbe unter benz
beifen Nderofcop gu ieben finb.
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getegt. Sbre beiben Ranbibateu
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