Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-08-12
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AT HONE AND ABROAD.
Tie Presidents Condition Costinnss ~
be F&vorable.
Ieath Of the Wife Of ex.Presidsnt I'm
mere q Buffalo.
The English Wheat Crsp Tarns Ont 81
Large Yield.
PREsIDFNr's CONDrr1oN.

terday Moons bulletin was issued
4 the Presidents condition continned
~ then reported until about 7 p. a.
Pulse. 1Os; temperature, IOl res-
piration, 10. AT nine o'clock last
evening cablegram was sent 70
minister Lowell at London, stating
that the Presidents condition was
substantially the same IS Tuesday.
ENGLAND's WHEAT CROP. I
London, Aug l2-Es Estimates, based
upon ten Of the principal English
wheat producing districts, indicate
that with ordinary sumner weather,
the yield Of wheat will exceed that
Of last year by three million quar-
ters. The average will be about.
thirty bushels per acre.
coRKELLs VS.. vIENNAs.
London. Aug. 1.-THE Duke Of
Argyle will be married Saturday as
! Vienna. In the boat race yesterday, in ]
which the Cornell crew was pitted
against the Vienna crew, the Cornell
crew obtained four lengthslead early
in the race, but the men gave ont,
losing the race by halfxa length.
YELLOW FEVER. y
| Washington, Aug. 12Advices
from Kenenoha say that SO deaths
have occurred daring the month Of
July, and 36 during the past week,
with 200 cases in the city. $50
deaths from the same dieease have;
nccurra1 nj Vora Crn1
MRS. FILLMORE.
Buffalo. N. T., Aug. l2--Mrs.
Fillmore, wife of ex-P President Fill
more, died here to-day in her I'D
year.
HOT WEATHER.
| Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 12--Y Yes
terday was the hottest day Of the
season, the thermometer indicating
at one time JOG degrees.
A NKGR Ess' CRIME.
Washington, Aug. 12-Christi-
ana Taylor, al aged negress, con-
fessed the killing Of three little
children near. he city, last Satur-
day.
HARVESTING.
Caledonia, Aug. 12--Harvest il
now in full progress The crop
will be somewhat above an average,
1 going it is estimated from 25 to 80
1 bushels per acre. Help is scarce,
but the work is being pushed.
DAKOTA WHEAT.
Minneapolis, Aug. 1.-THE Tri.
bune's correspondent in Cass and
Grand Forks counties, ID. +. estimates
the wheat yield az follows: Caes
county, twenty bushels per acras
Grand Forks, eighteen bushels per
acre.
| AN ANCIENT COLUMN.
/ City OF Mexico, Aug. lin max
ing. excavations for aspublic,sgarden
in front of the Cathedral here, the
column of al old cathedral, erected
in the year 1926, wass discovered
yesterday.
/ SITTING BULL CAMP.
| Fort Yates, Aug. ll-Thc news Of
Spotted Tails murder, when conveyed
to the Indians, caused quitess seilsa-
ton although they say that they have
long expected such an event. Grow
| Dog and Spotted Tail have been
known by the entire Sioux nation to
be mortal enemies for years. Sit
ting Bulls only reply when informed
OF Spotted Tails death. was: IL
is fit ending for fool" Beyond
this he refused tostalk on any sub.
ject. Scout Allison says that Sitting
Bull had the utmost contempt for
Spotted Tail .becausesChe attached
himself to an agency when he was 80
well equipped and possessed Of all
possible facilities for sustaining his
tribe on the war path. Considerable
anxiety is felt for fear ane utae xk
may occur, as many imagine. that the
Indians are already becoming saucy
and independent. The Cheyenne
delegation of chiefs have been in
consultation with father Stephan to
decide what Indians Of those recent
| ly surrendered shall go to that agen.
cy. Some excitement was occasioned
yesterday afternoon by two squaws
who were noticed entering Sitting
Bulls camp with large supply Of
6xed ammunition. The guard was
soon apprised Of the fact, and the
ammunition was captured.
WHY HE sUrc1DED.
| Pittsfeld, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
disease which affected Judge Cols Of
the Supreme Court who committed
suicide, was hypochondria. It usual
| ly begins with indigestion and whca
confirmed becomes form Of insani-
| ty. He was subject to moods Of
gloom and distress, lasting from
few minutes to hours TIE physi-
clans theory is that while under one
af these epells the act was commit.
tod.
| ADVANCE ON NAILS.
1 Pittsburgh, Aug. iO-At Z ree.
',lar meeting of the Western Nail
Association held here yesterday, the
card rate was advanced from S9 7H
to 50, subject to the usual rates and
and discounts: This is eQual %
$3.50 in car load lots, sixty asys.
less two per cent. for cash.
FREE RUN.
| Raleigh, N. G., Aug. 1O-Tha
| News & Observer has official returna
from g eouuties, giving ! naioritv
# 90, $50 against prohibition, witS
3 counties to be heard fro0.
| The Mitchell people ksse tS5se&
$4,000 to build : Pssses1altaa
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