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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain ami
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Live Stock CeMtcrs.
Chicago. March 11.-Whcat - No. :!
red. %4aStir; No. :; red, 7SaS2c; No. :!
spring. TIA 7:ic; No. = hard winter, az,
1Sc: No. l Northern spring. tic. Corn
Cash No. =. 23 1-4a23 Lee: No. 3, 1884
a2O 14c. Oats Cash No. .. 16 LIE:
No. =. 1Ga1Sc.
Chicago. March II. - Hogs - Light,
$37Oa3.S5: mixed. $3.taln3.S0: heavy,
$3.40a3.S,; rough. $t.45a3.N. Cattle
Reeves. S3.G5a5.25; cows ana hcifcrs.
S2a2.45: Texas steers. $:3.2Oa4 -; stock
ers and feeders. $3.25a4.25. Sheep -
Natives, S2.7:m4.25; Westerns. S3.IOa
40; lambs, $:s.7:,a5.2O.
milwaukee,. March 11.-Flour steady
Wheat lower: No 9 spring. r. 1-2c
No. I Northern. IS 1-2r: .:.y. - Lac
Corn firm and scarce; No. 3, 2Oc. Oats
ensirr: No. > white. lSa19r. Barley
steady; No. >. :;2c: sample, 2:sa:stk.. Rye
easier: No. I. ~ 1-:,a:'Im. Provisions
steady.
Minneapolis. March l.-Wheat-May
opened at - lie AMI closed at ~ 1-4c;
July opened AT IL l-2c and closed at
14 1-Sc: September opened at ~ l-S,
and closed at G1 1.Sc. On Irack-No.
hard. 753-4c; No. I Northern. 733-4c;
No. = Northern. Z! lie.
81. Paul. March 1i.--Wheat - No.
Northern. 74a74 1-2c: No. > Northern
I2ac; l2c. Corn No. 3 yellow
IS l2a1nr: No. q 17alSc. Oats =
No. , white. 1C;alG 1-2c; No. s.. 1:j,n
II 1-.r. Barley and ryc-Samplc barley
20a2:n.: No. > rye. :.2a:s3c: No. 3 ry"
::la"l lie. Sced$~NO | flax. Tia7G lie;
timothy. Slal.:W: clover. S4a4.tW.
South ST. Paul. March II. - Hogs
S;..h'a:s.IO. Cattle Cows S22.::aDa:;.tiO
steers. S:;.:h,n:;.tEi: bulls. S11.:'ia2..D:
>tmli"rS %:3:.:.I
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
NEWS IN brief.
Overflow From the Wire. In CcH,
denseil EOrM.

Overflow From the Wires I'm u CcR,
densed EorM.
The Marblehead is ut Pensacola.
Fla. to watch filibuste~.
The oklahoma divorce of John q.
Drlscoll has been declared invalid in
New York. His wife has been given a
decree
\ bill for Il press censorship. every
paper I" have censor on its staff. is
prepared for the consideration OF the
New York legislature.
The directors of the Northwestern
road have declared the regular quarter.
ly dividend OF 1:,-4 per cent on pre-
frrrcl stock and payable April e.
:. X. Potter, exchange editor of the
New York Press. is dead of heart dis
ease. aged thirty-fOur years. He was
formerly II proof reader on the Chicago
Tribune.
Mike Nagnaup. the Gordon half
breed charged with numbering his
brother l'y st;ibbing him with hunt
ing knife. was held for trial without
hail at West Superior.
The first OF the series of strikes that
will probably involve 10000 mechanics
of the building trades was ordered by
Il committee of the hoard of walking
delegates at New York.
The Pioneer and Arctic Iron Min
ing companies have begun suit at Mar
luettr. Mich. to prevent the sale Of
their lands within the Ncgaunce city
limits for S4.NW in back taxes.
The Germania Safety Vault and
Trust company of Louisville. Ky. has
nlHtln nsSiunmnnt -, ,i,,
Finance and Trust company No
schedule of assets and liabilities was
| filed.
| The work of making allotmrnts on
the Wichita reservation in Kansas will
begin at once. Agents Coleman and
Mills will he en route Monday llurniny.
Tine work will occupy aIou, nine or
| ten months
| NJ BOSTON DiS,ric, Attorney Sherman
li"ar apparently has brought an end
I" the famous Maverick bank case of
six years ag" by placing on file in-
dirtmcnts found by the United States
grand jury In 1891.
| Within the past few weeks tln. Iowa,
Iron Works of Dubuque. that built the
Window and Ericsson. has received
letters inviting propositions for the con-
>trurtion of steamers for Alaska.
British Columbia and South Africa.
Kelly beat Plimmcr In the twentieth
round in the fight before the Olympic
Club of Birmingham. Eng. After
l'limm"r had done all the work for
nineteen rounds he was kilmkrl out
1t was considered II very lucky win.
Evan Lewis. the "S,ranglcr." has
posted 81 forfeit of $2:a, with the Chi.
ago Timrs-lIerald in supl"r, of !,
challenge to wrcSllc Farmer" Burns
for $:dM or $l.tMM II side two in three
or three IN five falls. catch-as-cat,ll-car
rules.
Th" tlirty-sevcnth annual meeting
of the Association of Chambers OF
Commerce of the United Kingdom la.
opened at the Hotel MctrolOlc ut Lon
don. The chair WAS taken by Sir Stat
ford Nor,lmotr. e. H.. NJ. f., the pres
i,lent.
The orders from department head
quarters to remove intrudcrS from tho
tncompahgrc reservation in Utal
have not yet been received and hun
tiretls of settlers still remain and dc
clare that nothing hut a military fore,
will NOV" them.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
LEE CONTINUES IN BUSINESS.
The Consul General Further Em
ulsHSixes American Rights.

The Consul General Further Em-
p1.Ssixes American Rights.
Havana, March o. - Two Spaniards
who were arrested and imprisoned
with Charles Scott, the American. and
accused of the same offense, have
been released. 1t is understood that
in view of these facts Consul General
Lee has made a request to Capt. Gen.
Weyler for Scott's release. 1t is said
that Weyler replied that the American
citizen desired civil trial. Gen. Lee
remarked that If there. was any doubt
about the guilt Of the American he
should receive q civil trial, but in case
his innocence was proved beyond
doubt Scott should be released as the
Spaniards were. 1t is further under
stood that the government will insist
upon further investigation into Scott's
case and will shortly communicate the
result to Gen. Lee. 1t is understood
that Gen. Lee has requested the gov
eminent to transfer Sylvester Scovel to
Havsna. In view Of this request II Is
said ttla.t some Of Mr.. Scovers friends
have become alarmed for his safety. 1t
can be stated. however, on the highest
authority that the cases Of ScOvel and
Scott will be settled in a satisfactory
manner in five or six days.
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WILLHAVE TO WAIT
OFFICE SEEKERS WILL BE HELD OFF
FOR SOME TIME.
The New Administration Will Make
Few Changes In ONicc Save When
the Present uMcu ~ ben Insists Oh
RetlremcMt. for Some Time to
COme-SeNeral Foreign Ambannn-
slOrS Soon To Re- Named.

Washington. March II. - All of the
officers Of the new cabinet have indi-
Gated Il purpose to go Very slowly in
tho change of the personnel in their
departments. THIS not very cheerful
news t" office seekers has been com
municated directly to many Of the as
rilants who have been unable to re-
press their ambitions. antl to add to
their discomfort |, is intimatcd in
some quarters that there are to he
very few changes IN office save where
the incumbent insists upon immediate
retirement. for some time to come.
This may be an nver-cs,imatc of the
conservatism displayed by the admin
istiatiOn. hut it is recalled that Mr..
Mckinley before his Inauguration held
to the view that the change of office
with all It's accompanying confusion
and tlisarrangemant of business. should
not lie undertaken until the tariff hill
is enacted. This view is brought
freshly to mind by the statement made
that IL prominent assistant secretary in
one Of the executive departments has
been asked to remain in his place for
five months
1t is expected that Mr.. John Hay
will hr named ambassador To Great
Britain and Horace Porter of New
York. ambassador to Paris. and then
there may bs Il few other nominations.
including Mr.. Powell Clayton of Ar.
kansas as minister to Mexico. One of
the most important missions the prcsi-
dent will have to ill will hr that of
minister I" Spain. In view of iii"
Cuban insul,rction this lust is one de-
nan,ling ii" exercise Of great tao, and
skill, aud the indications are that Mr.
Mckinley will 8" very slowly and de-
lil",ntr in changing our minister
there. Few of the thousands of ap-
plicationS for niti'" mention the post,
which seems not I" he in great de-
man,l. and II is certain tia, up to Sum
day Mr.. Mckinley had no one in mind
for it.
| President Mckinley has definitely
settled upon j. II. Brigham Of Ohio for
assistant secretary of agriculture. AMI
the nomination doubtless will lc sent
to the senate within few days. Mr.
Brigham is master Of the national
| grange.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
\ SHOOTING AFR Az.
One Woman Killed and Two l'crsoWS
NOrtRUly Wounded.


aIOrtaIly Wounded.
Kaulsaukana. Wis, March 10. - AS
the result of shooting affray here
one woman lies dead and two other
persons probably mortally wounded.
4 worthless character named Peter
Ross did the shooting. Mrs. Peter
Ross was instantly killed and tho
wounded are Fred Scllaubrl. Appleton.
shot through the abdomen, and Kiilir
Puprei. shot in the breast. probably
fatal. The victims had driyen through
Kaukaukapn from Appleton during Tho
afternoon, going 10 il questionable H.
sort Ross secured a rig and followed.
Upon arrival at the house Ross drew
q revolver and fired at his wife. killing
her Flo then shot tho other woman
in the breast. Schaubel then inter-
fered and was shot in the abdomen.
Ross surrendered TO the authorities.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
sim Make Things Intervening Wi
In Rifls. Shot of Havana.


sim Make Things Intervening With-
In Rifle Shot of Havana.
Havana, March .. - \ column OF
Spanish regulars reconnoiterin. in the
San Juan district found rebel camp
and seized Il number Of important doc
uments supposed to he part Of q
cargo recently landed by a tilibustering
party in the San Juan river. MaximO
Gomez, in view of the rumored death
of President Cisneros. at Najasa, has
recrossed the trocla into Puerto
Principe. Last night 100 men. headed
by Vincente Urra. raided Luciano, in
the outskirts of Havana city, sacked
.anany stores and burned thirty houses.
retiring after exchanging n number of
shots with the local garrison. Guiana
jxy, q village of 11,OOO Inhabitants, is
infested with smallpox, two hundred
people having died of the disease.
Jaurco is also infested with the dis
ease. which is raging so terribly
through the town that it is feared the
entire population will he wiped out
The insurgent forces raided Arroyo
Apollo, Province of Havana, sacking
stores and burning houses. The same
party attacked the water works reser-
yoir at Palatino, in the outskirts Of
Havana, trying to cut off the water
supply to the city but failed.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
GEN. NILES ORDERS.

No VISITORS to Be Allowed At 1.as,s
or Sea Coast Defenses.
Washington. March 1O.-Gen. Miles.
commanding the army. has issued q
general order. prohibiting in the strict
est terms the admission of any per-
son except officers of the army aud
navy or government employees to any
lake or seacoast defenses without a
permit from the cOmmandant of the
place. Moreover. such permits are to
be given only for true military pur-
poses and under NO conditions are
written or pictorial descriptions Of
such defenses to he made withou. au-
1hority from the secretary of war.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
M'KlNLEY lNDUClBD
The Impressive Ceremonies
Witnessed by a Vast
Asselnblage.
\ A Brilliant Escort Conducts
the President to the
Capitol.
The Oath of Office Admins
tered by Chief Justice
Fuller.
The Grand Parade Reviewed
by the Presidential
Party.

Washington, March Cit was day
of national acclaim - non-partisan
demonstration Of vast proportions, by
which the American people, without
regard to section or political alliance
have hailed new president. and
watched the launching of his admins
tration upon unknown seas. 1t is the
only day in any presidents career
when, from sunrise to the putting out
of lights in the inaugural ball room
there Is unbroken and enthusiastic cell
ebration by citizens of every section
and every shade of political belief. Be.
fore readers scan these pages the lines
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
SAMOAN EPRIsING:.

King MnIietOa's Enemies Take Adj
vantage of the Absence of FOr-
eign NarshipH.
Auckland. y. H., March G.-Advices
Just received here from Samoa, dated
Feb. %, say that a strong body Of ma
tives, under the leadership of Chief
Tamasese. ex-king of Samoa. protiting
by the absence of warships, are threat
ening King Malicoa at Apia, the capi-
tai. Fighting was expected, and for
eign consuls were powerless to quell
the disturbance without warships.
King Malietoa was placed in power in
1894 by the United States, Great Brit
ain and Germany acting in concert.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
F1L1BrsrERs OFF.

An Expedition Succeeds In Getting
Away From Barnegat.
Perth Amt,0y. n. j., March 1O.-That
/. .-lS.ee Cuban expedition has succeed
ed II getting away from Barnegat, is
pow spttAsd.e Capt. Johnny O'Brien. it
Ii said, III in charge of f'the expedition.
He was seen in South Amboy where
the steamer South Portland put in her
coal and provisions.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
cAxADA.s pApAL ABLEcArE.
Mgr. Merry del Val VIII Represen

Mgr. Merry del Val Will Represent
the Pope.
Montreal, March TO- = The London
Times statement that an apostolic
delegate was being sent to Canada by
Rome in the person of Mgr. Rafaele
Merry del Val js confirmed by pri-
vate telegram received here to-day.
Mgr. Merry Del Val, who will he the
first direct representative of the vati-
can in Ganada. is about thirty-five
years of age. He is the eldest son of
Don Del Val, once Spanish ambassador
mt the Vatican. and ia one Of the four
prelates who are constantly in attend
A11cp on the none
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
Briton. Don't Like Th,..

Brass. West Coast of Africa. March
II. - News, which recently reached
here that Il French force numbering
400 men, under white officers. was Oc-
cupying the town of Boussa. has been
confirmed. The officials of tho British
Niger company are considering tho
question Of repclling hy force this cx-
cursion into territory which has long
been recognized a4 being within the
British sphere,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
4. sh. s,.,.n,,. w.,,,,,,,

Boston. March II. - \ trial 10 d".
!"rminr the question whether Ada
ltichnnnnd is the lawful widow ot the
late John HlrtSol, the wealthy llnalr-
cal manager and real estate owner.
which will deny or establish her rigl,
10 contest Mr.. Strt>on's will. which
gives his whole cstat" to Kate Stokes
SlclSon. has been begun in he >u-
nrpiilr court.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
Texas Live stock Mes.

CAS1W 6VVCA
San Antonio, Tex, March 10.- fhe
annual convention of the Texas Live
Stock association met here. Fully
::l,00O stockmen and commission men
were in attendance. A resolution CIV
ing the Chicago stock yards thirty days
in which 20 abolish the 81 per car ter
,minal charges under a threat to pat
T0nize other markets. was adopted.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13

I,nhvillr. colo. March II. - At II
meeting of the miners union il was
declared by Il vote of approximately
!k,u to 2,W To declare the strike Oft
This is he direct result of r.en,
vigorous effort on tn" part of T.. v.
Drb> and Mine Manager u. :. Wool.
who is very popular With the miners.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
TAN on TRADE.

Norway Objects Ia Foreign COmmcr.
cial Travellers.
Washington. March II. - The Nor
w"gian government has imposed tax
on foreign commercial travellers
amounting to 1m kronrrs (S2iS'D for
each calendar month during which
they remain in Norway. The same tax
is imposed in Sweden and strong pro-
tests arc being made by the German
and French newspapers,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
Ex-senator Dolph May Die.

EX.Sehat0f UUIpn MY D
Portland. Or, March 1O.-Ex-t niteu
States Senator Dolph had his left leg
amputated just above the knee and
lies in a very critical condition. II is
feared he will POI survive. \ few
days ago a sore Appeared G;; Mr.
Dolph's leg and 1t soon became troub.
lesome and the physicians decided it
was o case Of aric acid poisoning, and
that tile only hope for his recovery
was through amputatton.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
Et'l<ELS FOR ENVOY.

Controller Mny Sound the Europeans
OH Finance.
Washington. March II. - James ii:
Eckcls. controller of the currency. will
probably retire from that office In u
few days to accept the Office Of sp"-
tial commissioner created by the mon
etary conference act. Charles G..
Dawes Of Evanston will be appointed
controller to succeed Mr.. Eckles.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
kiIl.h on !. nailro.d nr,duc

Terrc Haute. Ind, March -. - -Four
children and their nurse walked out
OH the Big -Four railroad trcStlc to
look ut the wreck caused by the recent
rains. The fast Kntckcthotkt4 pas:
sengcr train from ST. Louis to New
York. dashed around the curve and
knocked two of the children off into
the water. instantly killing them. The
woman saved the atlcr two children.
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uul,crt q. Blnlnc In Dead.

Washington. March II. - Robert G..
blaine. Il brother of the late James q.
Blaine. Is dead ut his residence in this
city. ii" was SiXty-five years OF age
and leaves IL widow and siS.chil,lren.
Mr.. Blaine has resided here for Il
number Of years and for some time
WAS employed III one of The executive
departments.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13

Havana. March 1l.-'rhc Santa Clara
court. having jurisdiction "f tho
charges against Sylvester Sc"bil. the
New York World correspondent who
was arrested in the early pnrt of Feb
rlary Will" travelling in Il train be-
tween Turas ana Sanrii Spirii,l>. has
rendered Il decision releasing him from
custody lc is now AT liberty.
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ntm 1.ackinu proi...,

Kansas City. March II. = \ morning
paper says: An immense packing
plant backed principally by English
capitalists. is to he built in Kansas
CITY in tho near future. \ large Euro
pean trade is already assured. while at
different points throughout the South
branch houses will De established.
making one of the most extensive pack
ing firms in the world.
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London. March u. = A dispatch To
the Times from Singapore says that
the United states government has
agreed to submit, to arbitration its
claim aga Inst Siam arising on, Of IN"
assault made in December last by
Siunrsr soldiers II, Bangkok upon tlir
United States vic" consul general.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
Mall. DELAYED by washomts.

Columbus, Ind. March 10. Last
night newspaper from indianapolis
reached here via Cambridge CITY. the
first for two days. owing to numerous
wasllomts. The Pennsylvania company
has restored the trains between here
and indianapolis. hpt the trains be-
tween here and Louisville nru still an
nulled. The damage to public property
is DraAf.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
ARIZONA OuTDONE.

Idah" Editor Driven Out of Town
for an Insult.
Wallace. Idaho, March 10 - e. X.
Burrus. editor Of the NarilnGr Citizen.
was driven out Of Wartlner by 12j
citizens for publishing an article which
it was claimed reflected OH til" lady
principal Of the public schools.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13

United States Minister Terrell in-
closes II note from I'll" Turkish min
istry OF foreign affairs calling attpn
ton to the necessity for American trav.
clrrs in Turkey /" provide themselves
With passports,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
10 IN, "a Good,, Dividend.

Great Falls. Mont, March 1l.--Thcr
are now on hand in the Northwestern
National bank some &l3.MN. the re-
suit of collections since the failure. \
receiver will probably he nain"l >n"l..
when Il dividend of ," "r ~ yer cent
will he lnid
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
l.nil,,r.. NJ I:au flnir.

Eau claire. Wis. March III. y.
Jolllsnn'$ lar9" dry goods store was
closed on IL chat,rl mortgage amount
ing TO Si.SO5!G. ly Marshall. Field n
Co. of Chicago. The stock will be re-
moved to McnOniOnic.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13

ArnlOr Tor BattlcnllI I'm.

Washington, March Ill., = All. navy
department in ii day or two will issue
advertisements calling for over 3OOD
tons OF HarveyiZed steel armor for the
three battlcships now building. The
law fixes the maximum price. to hr
paiG at $500 l;er ton. and the official.
of the department are not sarIofo Q
ret turns from their allypi Ves 9
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4 New (iolernor.

Charlrstown. w. Va. March G,-At
high noon Hon. g. W. Atkinson Qep.)
took the oath Of office on the front
steps of the capitol as governor of
West Virginia. and the Democratic Of
fetal retired. The OATH of office was
administered by Judge McWhorter, the
only Republican Of the supreme court,
and elected at the same time
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
KILLED ~ n Fire

New York. AIarl, ll.--'rhrr" Ioprs py
u iive-sl"ry fiat hnildipg at Auburn
Place and Canton street. Brooklyn, was
Quilted by fire. One man was burned
to death and Il woman and child We're
killed.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1897-03-13
ROOFS TORN OFF.

Live. Lost In the Fury Of the storm
In Illinois.
Cairo. ILL.,. March IA heavy thun-
der storm. with rain and wind. struck
this section. and roots Welc torn on.
plate glass windows smashed. Il frame
church under construction was de-
stroycd. one house blown down and
the wreckage burned. Eight persons
were injured, with one of the inmates
killed and buried in the ruins. Other
Yves were lost. The wind had Il We
lncity OF I.ftY.siX miles.
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mms. BEEcmER DEAD.
Wife of the Great Preacher Pass

Wife "r the Great Preacher Passes
e. AShy.
stamford. Conn. March 1O. - Mrs.
Henry Ward Rcecher died here yes
trrlay. 1t was the tenth anniversary
"f the lratl, of her famous husband.
She was cighty-iivr years of age. Mrs.
Er"hrr has been sinking steadily
since saturday noon, and during the
iwrny-four hours preceding her de-
misc. had lern unconscious. At the
dra,hbrd were gathered the family
of Epv, samuel Scoville. including the
rhrrgym,nu his wife. who is the daugh-
Ter of Mrs. 5cr;:hcr and Mrs. Sco-
vill"'S tw" children. y daughter amt
son. and Mrs Bullarl Of Massachu-
SrltS 4: ,lircr Of Mrs Bcpcher
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st. Louis. March 8. - EM- President
Cleveland signed the third bri'te0 NJ
bill before his term expired. IL p6.O\
provides for the constructioE
other bridge over the Mississl
between st. Louis and East
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she Wanted to Die.

Heading. Pa, March 10. - Isabella
Fulton. Il Chicago school teacher who
came to this city few days ago L"
visit her sister. committed suicide by
throwing herself III front Of n train.
An engine ana i"nII %s1I( passed over
- woman XS,nnns.ntma IN and ,nr .,:,.h n