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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14

Latest Returns Indicate q Working
Majority for Republican,.
Returns received from all over the
state show that the Republicans have q
working majority in both branches Of
the legislature. Returns thus far indi-
cate the election of the following leg
tslators, although there may be some
changes made by later returns:
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14
Talk Of parne,, st,,, Living,

London, Nov. 10-The Sunday Times
says that a firm of London publishers
wrote last week to Prof. Haddon of
Dublin anent the matter of preparing
n life of Parnell. Prof. Haddon re-
piled, saying general belief exists
that Parnell is alive on an obscure
ranch in a Western state. Shortly af-
ter the announcement of Palnells
death Prof. Haddon approached the
widow. mother and personal friends OF
P:rnell with Il view to obtaining ma
terials for il biographical sketch. Doc
umcnts and statements concerning Mr..
Parnell were refused, the reason being
given in confidence that Parnell is
still alive.
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nold Rank Rohber.

Mason City, Iowa, Nov. 3.-A des-
perate attempt was made to rob the
Citizens State bank at Goldfield last
night. Dynamite was placed in the
front door and the explosion was so
severe as to shake the entire town.
Window glass was broken in several
places, and the two-story brick struc-
ture in which the bank is located, was
badly wrecked, especially the interior.
Citizens were soon drawn to the scene
and the burglars escaped. The bank
is owned by McElhirney Bros.
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Brought to Trial

Center City, Mimi, Nov. II. - The
trial of Arthur johnson and George
Kelly, indicted for the murder of Ed
ward Paul and Jacob Hayes at Wy
Oming last June, began here to-day.
Five jurors were secured out of the
regular panel. A venire for thirty
five was issued. Attorney General
Childs is assisting County Attorney
GOttry for the state, and J. G. Netha-
way of Saltwater appears for the de-
PENDANTS. Arthur johnson, the young
er of the prisoners, will be tried first.
The heavy snow storm makes travel
difficult for the sheriff.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14
SAILORS PERISH.
A schooner Wrecked and Six Lives

schooner Wrecked ana SIX Lives
Muskegon. Mich, Nov. 10. - The
schooner Waukesha broke up while
trying to ride out the gale at anchor
near here last night, and only one sur
vivor of her crew of seven has been
rescued. He is still too weak to talk.
The vessel had load of salt and ap-
pies which was taken on at Manistee
Saturday morning. At o'clock yes
terday afternoon she was sighted run
ming with the gale under a torn main-
sail. An attempt was made to enter
Muskegon harbor but the schooner
drifted mile south of the pier and
then anchor was dropped. She was
riding three-quarters of mile from
shore at dark. The engineer and fire.
man of the city pumping station
watched the lights until 8 o'clock last
night, then they disappeared. Sloraly
afterward wreckage began coming in,
tnd to-day nothing can be seen of the
lost boat abover the water where she
anchored. All night the wreckage con-
tinuel to come up on the beach, and
five bodies have been recovered. The
surviving sailor was washed ashore
Unconscious and nothing can yet be
learned from hin
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14
UNHAPPY CLARA.
She Answers an Advertisement for
n WfTn ~ mi IL

"a Wife ana ln Robbed.
Quincy, ILL.,, Nov. II. a week ago
there arrived from Toronto Junction,
ont. Miss Clara johnson. She came
here to meet Harry T.. Warwick. who
had advertised in Il Chicago paper for
a wife. Warwick represented himself
as being connected with Il New York
life insurance company. Miss johnson
was favorably impressed by the let
tiers she received from him and came
on. He met her at the Occidental no.
tel and told a hard luck story about be-
ing robbed of $50 in ST. Joseph, Mo-
lie induced her to give what
money she had to him. They were
married at Palmyra. Mo-. where the
husband deserted her. Miss Johnson
had to leave her icwclry as security
for an unpaid hotel bill. The post
master here says that Warwick re-
ceivrd letters under several different
aliases. lie has had headquarters ut
Dubuque. Davenport, Burlington. Kco-
kuk. Quincy. st. Joseph. Sioux City,
Council Bluffs and Omaha. 1t is be-
licvcd that he is one of II gang in the
matrimonial bllsin.ss for the purpose
Of drspoilng and rObbing victims and
that the headquarters of the org;lniza-
ton is mt st. Joseph, Mo.
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Murder md Suicide.

New York, Nov. 12.-.John Rogers, a
cOacllman employed by Richard
Brantlies. at White Plains. killed Will
lam Smith, IL man who worked about
the place. some time during last night
and to-day, after attempting to kill
Henry Weiss, coachman for Gustav
Brandcis, blew out his own brains
with Il shotgun, the weapon with
which he slew Smith. There is no
known motive for the murder and sui
eide. and ii is thought that Rogers was
insane
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laes US Govt Report
R>!al! g! fS%asgE kfskiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ARMENIANs SAVED.
Admiral SelfridHe Deaea the Turks
With the Minneapolis

Admiral SelfridHe Deaea the Turks
With the Minneapolis.
New York, Nov. 12-The World says:
The steamship Boyne, of the Melc,ln-
tile Steamship Company of London,
arrived in port Friday from Gibraltar
and Mediterranean ports Capt. Fisch-
er told a remarkable story to Collector
Of the Port Kilbreth and others as to
why he had entered port without a.
nlanlfestO. His ship lay at anchor Off
Smyrna. Turkey. In Asia. on Oct. 10.
There had been several riots in Smyrna
for three or four days and the din of
another conflict and the cries of vic
Tins of the assassillS came over the
waters that evening. \ small boat
came up and an aged man begged per-
mission to go aboard. With him were
six others, three of them women. all
Armenian refugees. Capt. Fischer as
scrtcd. and in order to bc on the safe
side. the refugees We're registered as
passengers. Not long afterwartl IL
boat load of Turks came aboard. Can't.
Fischer refused to deliver the refugees.
The Turkish officer said lie would
give the lsritiSler until morning to
turn over the Armrl ians. Capt. Fisch
or sought assistance. An Italian man
of-war refused to Interfere.
When dawn came the United States
warslip Minneapolis came into the
hay. The British flag was sent SW!l.g.
ing out upside down and the Mnncau
oils lookout SAW the signal of distress.
Capt. Fischer told his story. aud .Ad
miral Thomas =. Sclfridgc. Jr.. com.
n:ndant of the squadron. said: Wen
give You all the assistance YOU want.
You'll take these refugees safely out
of this port il I've got to lombard the
town." and the admiral ordered off the
barge with a detail Of marines and
blucjackets over to the British ship
with orders to hold her safe from at
tack. Then the American consul was
sent for. and II was agreed that the
Boyne should sail ut once under the
escort of the Minneapolis. Some bloody
Smyrna was many miles behind. but
the captain had forgotten his manifest.
The Armenians We're landed at Ellis
Island.
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Whftcm0n Ia Free

San Francisco, Nov. 12.-Alonzo J.
Whitcman, ex-mayor of Duluth, legis
lator and prominent citizen of Mime.
sofa, who was convicted of forgery
and sentenced to San Quentin, went
forth today free man from Judge
Wallncc's court. Superior Judge Wal
lace dismissed the three indictments
against him at his own request. and {:
most interesting case was brought tC
an end.
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Mr.. Bryan.s Plans

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 8. - Mr.. Bryan
has replied to some of the offers of EN-
ployment at high salaries which lie has
received since election day, declining
them on the ground that he desires to
be free to devote q large portion of
bis time in the future to the advocacy
of bimetallism. He said, in reply to
questions. that he had not arranged
the details of his plans, but that he
would enter upon no line Of work
which would interfere with his main
purpose. He has agreed to address a
public meeting in Denver, but beyond
this, has made no engagements for the
immediate future.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14
Farmers' COnrress.

indianapolis. Nov. IL. - The opening
session of the sixteenth annual meet
ing of the farmers national congress
will be held tomorrow morning in the
state house. The meeting will last
three days. Already there has ar
rived at the Grand hotel number of
The principal officers, including Presi-
dent Clayton of Iowa, Secretary Stahl
of Michigan, Francis II. Appleton,
president of the New England Agri-
cultural association and John G.
Avery. president Of the Massachusetts
Horticultural association, besides a
number of delegates from Iowa, Min
nes"ta. Texas and other parts of the
country
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New York. Nov. II. - Bids on the
S1G.oO0,ooO 3 II per cent old bonds Of
the city of New York We're opened to-
day at the controllers Office, and 1t is
understood the issue was largely over
bid. One hundred and eighty-five pro-
posals were received and all of the
leading bankers Of the city were rep
resented. The premium ranges from
to per cent. The total amount Of
proposals is not yet known.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14
Fatal Nnptha Explo.ion,

West Upton, Mass, Nov. 12.-An ex-
plosion of naphtha in n rctort used in
connection with water gas plant mt
the straw factory of William Knowl-
ton T. Son in this city. to-day, will re-
suit in the loss of three lives. The
fatally injured arc Fred &. Rulnlahn,
superintendent of the Western Gas
Construction Company of Fort Wayne,
Ind. aged % years; Thomas Williams,
30; John Williams, p, both of Upton,
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The knights of Labor Meet

Rochester, y. V. Nov. 1..-The regu
lar session of the general assembly of
the knights Of Labor opcLed here to.
day with about 100 delegates present
from different parts of the United
States and Canada. General Master
Workman Sovereign presided. Charles
Wright of this city welcomed the dele
gates and introduced Mayor Warner
who delivered an address.
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Tn R-.,epc Hnxon.

New York. Nov. A dispatch to the
Herald from Key West, Fla, says:
Predictions are made that the city of
Havana will be besieged by Maxine
Gomez within the next sixty days.
To that end Gomez and all the rebel
forces, it is reported, are now march
In: westward toward the capital.
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A-ute1t ktet0fnS AnO1c0te q WOfklnR
Majority for Republican,.
Returns received from all over the
state show that the Republicans have a
working majority in both branches of
the legislature. Returns thus far indi-
cate the election of the following leg
islators, although there may be some
changes made by later returns:
senate.
hudson LaAIoure, Rep.
flames Dobie. Ind.
3-John Almen, Rep.
tGeOrge Clark, Rep.
5eHorace II. Arnold, Rep.
tiIFrank Viets, Rep.
Nv. A. Gordon, Rep.
&H. HI. Strom, Rep.
81. E. Haggart, Rep.
1O-D. G. Tufts, Rep.
Ill. Il. Hanna, Rep.
PA. v. Benedict, Rep.
13-J. r. Williamson, Rep.
14EP II. Rourke, Rep.
15-Frank White, Rep.
1G-Finger Enger, Rep. -
17-A. NJ. Tofthagen, Rep.
1S-Charles w. Plain, Dem.
I'D. w. McCanna, Dem.
2O-C. G. Brown, Rep. E.
21-H. w. Creel, Fusion.
22-D. r. Davis, Rep.
23-E. NJ. Sanford, fusion.
24-Charles N. Valentine, Rep.
25-Thomas +. Marshall, Rep.
2G-John H. Wishek, Rep.
&c. B. Little, Rep.
2S-Alver L. Hanscom, Rep.
29-Clinton Hedderich, Ind.
3D-John s. Green, Rep
31-A. G. McGiliivlay, Rep.
House.
II. D. Wallace, Rep; Alex Duncan,
fusion.
2-H. N. Joy, Rep; Thomas Guinon,
fusion.
81. J. Dougherty, fusion; David E..
Towle, fusion.
4-Julius Workers, fusion; Charles
Ebbighausen, fusion; X. o. Brotnov,
fusion.
5-Pcter N. Korsmo, Rep; John Nc
Connachie, Rep.
civilian B. Woods, Rep; John
Kinan, fusion.
Frank Gaulke, Rep; Andrew Of
feriahl, Rep.
S-H. H. Williams, Rep; S. N. Hes
kin, Rep; Fl. D. Hurley, Rep; Gunder
I Howard, Rep
90. w. Francis, Rep; Z. E. Cole,
fusion.
ION. A. Colby, Rep; Egbert Gill
bertson, Rep; T. Twitchell, Rep.
11-W. J. Hawk, Rep; E. G. Sargent,
Rep; r. B. Boyd, Rep.
12-James B. Power, Rep; John s.
johnson, Rep; r. III. Hankinson, Rep.
13-John Cryan, fusion; John Carlen,
fusion.
14-Robert ]. Mitchell, Rep; e. D.
15-George W. Earl, Rep; Andrew
Thurston, Rep.
16-N. l. Swenson, Rep; L. G. Gople-
rud, Rep.
Ill. b. Ray, Rep.
1S-J. B. Boyd, fusion; John Butter
ick, fusion.
19-W. ]. Hoskins, Rep.
2o.C. L. I.indstrom, Rep; G. A.
Erickson, Rep.
s1-Charles A. Currier, Rep; A. G.
Tanton, fusion.
22-E. f. Porter, Rep; H. Peoples,
Rep.
23-Frank A. Lentz, fusion.
24-J. B. Sharpe, Rep.
25rSimon How, fusion; w. d. With
am, fusion.
26-Wesley Baker, Rep; w. l.. Bel
den, Rep.
27-E. A. Williams, Rep; Thomas
Richards, Rep.
psf. M. Hammond, Rep.
29-John s. Murphy, Rep.
3O-Herman Kroeger, Rep; Donald
Stevenson. Rep.
31-Alfred White, Rep.
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His Fntal ORenac

Helena, Mont, Nov. II. - Pleasant
Draper was arraigned before Judge
Knowles, in the United States court
this morning, and sentenced to hang
Jan. Z, 1897. Draper killed his sweet
heart. Lena Turner. last year on the
Crow reservation by she oting her three
times because she would not marry
him.
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Three burned to Death

Pcrrinton. Mich. Nov. 12.-Tle resi-
dcncc Of Sandy Campbell, four miles
southwest Of this place. burned to the
ground this morning. burning to death
Mr.. Campbclls cousin, a youth of nine
teen years, also Mr.. Campbell's two
children. aged two and six years. One
child escaped by jumping from Win
dow.
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Land for Grand Portage,

Washington, Nov. IL. Secretary
Francis has approved the schedule of
allotments OF lands of the Grand Port
age band of Chippewa Indians in Min
nesota. There are 3O4 members of the
tribe to whom these allotments were
made, each one Of whom receives 100
acres
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Mx.,cr,ou, Double Tragedy

"y ATuSeuS.
Tacoma, WASH. Nov. 12-Samucl S.
Tucker. painter, met DR.. James
Wintcrmute on the street to-day and,
suddenly drawing 81 revolver. shot DIR.
Wintcrmute through the body. Tucker
then turned the revolver on himself,
shooting himself through the head,
blowing out his brains and dying in
stantly. Wintermute, before he died,
profcssed not to know the cause of the
shooting,
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evidently Murdered

Barron, Wis, Nov S.-Trainmen yes
terday found the dead body of a
stranger near the railroad bridge
which crosses the Mer ominie river just
east of here. Letters found in his pOck-
cts indicate that he is Steve Bromley
of Hammond, Wis. Apost mortem ex-
animation showed that he had been
mrrdprp1
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Anotbc. In s,oux CITY

Sioux City, Iowa, Nov. 12.-The lows,
Savings bank closed its doors to-day,
the steady Withdrawals of deposits and
inability to realize on securities except
at Il great sacrifice were the causes of
the failure. The bank statement OF
Oct. 10 showed $4,000 assets and
$15OOOO deposits. w. r. Manley has
been appointed receiver.
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Burglar. visit . conrre..m.p

Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. II. - Burglars
stole 500 worth of jewelry and cloth
ing from the home of l.. 8. Tuttle last
evening while the family was absent.
Later they visited the house of Con-
gressman-elect Davidson, who was
awakened by the noise and fired two
shots, which may have taken effect, as
traces of blood were found on the
porch.
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Pnper Mill Comunny Fnt,s

Menasha. Wis, Nov. ~. - The Paul
Paper Mill company made an assign
ment to-day for the benefit of creditors.
The assets are S1OO,OOO and liabilities
half this amount. The concern lost
heavily by Chicago and Minneapolis
failures.
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Denver. Nov. II. - The official re-
turns show that the majority of John
+. Shaforth, in the FIRST congressional
district, is 54,373. This is the greatest
majority ever given a member Of con-
grcss since the foundation of our gov
ernmcnt.
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A Eull Pardon Granted.

Honolulu. Oct. 2a, per Steamer Aus
tralia to San Francisco.-The Hawaii
an government has granted full par
don and the restoration of her civil
rights to Queen Liliuokalani. The
pardon is based upon the fact that
during her parole she has faithfully
knnt the forms of her martial freedom.
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D1tH HHU DcbtrWctIOu III ItaHv.
Rome. Nov. 11.-Nearly all the ;ivers
OF Central and Northern Italy have
ovrrGowrl. a quarter of the town of
Citti da Castillo has been flooded.
bridges have been swept away, several
persons have been drowned and large
tracts of land have been desOlated.
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Kier Hard,e Dcfe.tea

London, Nov. ~. - An election Oc
CURED to-day of member of parlin.
ment for the East division of Bradford
which resulted in the election Of the
Conservative candidate. Hardic, the
labor leader. received 1853 votes.
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VIII Hold Cyprus.

London, Nov. 8.-The officials of the
foreign office to-day denied that there
was any truth in the report that the
marquis OF Salisbury had decided to
evacuate the island of Cyprus and that
this decision has cleared the way for
common action upon the part Of the
bowers in Turkey
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A Sadll1eP Faila

Greeley, Colo, Nov. 11.-H. P. Heath
proprietor of one Of the largest sad
dlery and harness stores in Colorado,
made an assignment today,
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Three Hunared slaiu

London, Nov. 12. = The Daily News
Constantinople correspondent says the
Everek massacre lasted from noon
Friday, Oct. 30, until Saturday night,
when it was stopped by the troops
from Casaera. The Armenians say 300
persons were killed.
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Luncheon for Mr.. Honna

New York, Nov. PA luncheon in
honor of Mark A. Hanna was given in
the banquet hall in the Equitable
building to-day. The host was Isaac
NJ. Seligman, of the house of j. L. w.
Seligman. and the guests included I,
number of the most prominent business
men and financiers in the city.
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Complaints arc frequently made by
travelling American bicycle riders tour
ing through Germany. of the obstacles
and delays caused by the very rigor-
Gus laws governing the use Of bicycles
on the public roads In that country.
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Ottawa, ILL.,, Nov. IL. - In an opinion
filed to-day in the supreme court of
Illinois the Torrens land title act Of the
Illinois legislature is held uncOnstitu-
tiOnal.
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Hallock, Minn., Nov. II. = Casper
Peterson, the fiftecn-!ear-old son of n.
p. Peterson, was instantly killed by
the accidental discharge of a gun while
shooting rabbits. He was nephew of
the late Col. Hans Mattson of Mime
apOliS.
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Lorillard's Stables Burned.

New York, Nov. 12.-The stables and
other buildings of 7. +. Lorillarl's
stock fam at South Long Branch were
destroyed by fire today. The fire de-
stroyed fourteen buildings. The horses
are said to have all been gotten out.
The loss is at present unknown.
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Columbus. Nov. s.-Corrected returns
in Ohio today place McKinley's plu.
rality at 52,229. No figures have been
made in the total vote, but 1t will be
over 100000
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Defp utter pleRds (:ufIty

Troy. y. ". Nov. T.. George Fl.
Morrison. the defanlting treasurer Of
Rensselaer, county, has pleaded guilty
to indictments as charged. The total
sum of his dcfalcation was nearly
$24O,OOO. He was given Il ten-year SEN
tencc.
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Floods i'm 1ta1v

Rome. Nov. 1O.-The floods in Italy
nave hccn renewed. The town Of
Rimini. OH the Adriatic, has been sub.
merged and the River Csrfone has
verdowed.
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OARNEGIE's GIFT.
Art Galleries and Museum Open to
the Public

Art Galleries and Museum Open to
the Public.
Pittsburg, Nov. Z. - The celebration
at the Carnegie institute of the annual
Founders day" was especially sig
nalized by the formal opening of the
art galleries and museum. The trus-
tees and their friends, together with
large number of invited guests, gath
cred in the library hall at o'clock and
a cordial reception was given to An.
drew Carnegie and Mrs. Carnegie
when they made their appearance.
The party first made formal inspec
tion of the art galleries and museum
and then assembled in the lecture room
where President w. N. Frew, Chair
man C. C. Miller. of the museum COM
mittee; Chairman John Caldwell, of
the art committee, and Chairman Geo.
A. Macbeth, of the library committee,
made their reports to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carnegie concerning the work accom-
plished by the expenditure of the mil
lion-dollar fund. These preliminaries
over Mrs. Carnegie formally declared
the museum thrown open to the pub.
lie. Later the iron master and his
wife held a public reception. The art
galleries and museum contain a mag
nificent display of paintings and fine
collection of speciments.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Totals. ........ ......... 1,25e
Mckinley's majority. 6,29.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14

Columbus, Nov. 12-Robert Raison,
a gardner living alone, was tortured
early this morning by robbers who got
$23, all he had, but they wanted more,
He is In q serious condition.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14
a Wr.t Yirxlnin TOWN Rurned

Pittsburg, Nov. II. - The town Of;
Spencer. w. Va, was almost destroyed
by fire last night. Thirty-nine stores
aud houses were burned. The total
loss is estimated at 100000.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14

The British steamer Avonmorc, Cant.
Duncanson, from Galveston on Oct.
90, via Norfolk, Oct. q, for Liverpool,
has signalled off Point I-inas that her
cargo in the forehold is on fire.