Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-07-01
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: BecsnisS 1aanss.
J. Sir Edward Thsrntsa Lsayss ~ Us IS
To Take Another II.
) 4 Lucky Lottery Ticket -Arrsstsl lse
Selling Fiss Msr&s.
THE RoUT1NE BALLOT.
Albany, July 1.-The daily bal.
E lot in the Senatorial contest Wa
taken to-day with The usual result
Of no choice. The indictment Of
. Senator Sessions, and the wordy
! personal encounters that have re-
Gently taken place between inlivids
uals of the stalwart and half breed
order seem to have had no effect
upon the ballotiltg, and nothing
less than political earthquake can
effect change. The result to-day
was as follows:s
To succeed Conkling Aeelof,
43; Lapham, IL; Cornell, 2; Pot.
I ter, So; Hoskins, 1; Rogers, !;
Conkling, 80; Taylor, l.
To succeed PlattDepew, 81:
Cornell, IL; Lapham, 8; Herman,
So; Platt, 2s.
| GLENDIyE WILL CELEBRATE.
Glendiye, July 1--R. B. Thurs.
ton, Mayor of Bismarck, arrived
this evening on his way to Miles
City and the upper country. The
boom has at last reached Glendiye
and everybody has his hands full.
The only trouble is the want Of
goods. III. Douglas has commenced
a large two story building 25x60,
which will be completed BY the 10th
OF July. The boys are now very
busy making preparations 10 cele-
Ebrate the Fourth aud welcoming
ftAe arrival of the North Pacific
railroad iron horse which will ar
rive. on the Fourth Of July, 1881.
n. q, Lawrence, the land agent, =
kept busy selling lots.
SIR. EDWARD RESIGNS.
Washington, July The Secse.
tary Of State to-day accompanied
Sir Edward Thornton, Britishmin-
lister at Washington, to the execny
tive mansion, where Sir Edward
presented to the President the let
ters of Her Majesty recalling him
from the post which he ,hasss long
occupied as envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary Of the
British government in the United
States.
LOOK AT YOUR TIckEE.
Louisville, July The thirty third
drawing Of the Commonwealth Dis.
tribution took place to-day at Mc-
Cauley's theater in the presence of :
highly appreciatiye audience. Ticket
2O,6s7 drew the capital prizes Of 43O,-
900.
AN OLD Law.
Philadelphia, July 1-Frederick J.
Enter was arraingned this forenoon
under the act of 1911, for selling fire
works, and in accordance with that
law was fined shillings. Defentant
had to visit Third street to buy 1--WE
shillings from broker, a. the mAgis-
trate insisted on being paid ins tho
regular coin.
CAUSE OF THE Acc1prNr.
C;tv of Ma,;oo I'll, ~, N = i
Rarvor comm;..;onod =, ;n,a.t;,. @ ~. II II
tho conss ~ tha ~ Mn.is. s.;,.osS - S -
dent declares the @ sctn.I ~ .nd III.
cause Of the disaster to have hasr !. "a
bad construction Of the bridge. Coz
lections are being taken for the relief
of the sufferers.
AsHrARu,. orrnou,
c;tv &c Ma-,co In,v p...... III
h.va ha.n- - ,aso,.-. :.o.,,;sI ~.
Morles accident. a the .eleur.nh -
DESTROYED bv the manare:s for M M
purpose of suppressing details. The q
official announcement Of the killed
was L 90 soldiers and l3 officers: oftha
wounded, 2s. Later reports. = vas
expected, somewhat increased the s.
number. -
THE STORM AT PITrSBURa.
Pittsburg, June 3O-About noon
to-day one of the most terrific tor. 81
nados, accompanied by thunder and
lightning and rain, that ever visited
Pittsburg, passed over this city. do
ing mucn damage. Ihe Wlna
and nnrooted trees and tors dn-s
several houses and stables. and ca.s
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