Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16
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The Pith Of the News From Various
Quarters for the Curious
and Interested.
Cleveland, June l3.-When work stop.
ped tonight at the Cleveland rolling mills
the workmen who have as yet refused t.
strike were met by the rioters and furious
ly assaulted with clubs and cinder
aimed first at the workmen, but as the ex
citement increased the police were peltet
as we'll Scarcely any Of the officers o.
laborers escaped being hit and many O.
them were severely cut and bruised.
large number of arrests were made anc
taken IN conveyances to the precinc
prison. 1t IS feared that an attempts vii
be made to libcratc them. The mayor
and heads Of the police department are in
consultation to might to devise more ef.
fcctlve method to prevent repetition o]
the outbreak tomorrow, which was Il dis.
graceful affair.
Detective Lawrence who undertook tC
arrest fellow for throwing stones was
knocked down and brutally beaten ant
kicked. 1t appears he is not dangerously
injured. Patrolman Sibley was also con,
siderably battered by stone throwcrs
rested and locked in the central station.
Chicago, June l3.-Seaboard trunk
lines recently proposed. TO Chicago lines
that instead Of trucketing at the net rate
Of $25 from New York to Kansas City
they would collect $32 40. The general
agents of the Chicago road met in body
and passed resolution to the effect that
seahoard roads should use net rate, but in
case they should refuse agreeing to the
rate an order is provided that the total
amount of rebate will be allowed TO the line
refunding the same.
| Portland, June 13.-Thc republican
state convention was held here to-day and
was called to order by Senator Frye.
Senator Hale was made permanent chair
man and delivered a speech. Colonel
Frederick Robie was nominated for gov
ernor on the first ballot. The following
were nominated as congressman: Thos
-. lSCCN. 4NClSOu lJluSlCN, SlluS IA. DOLL
tell and Seth d. Milinkin. The plat form
Is protectlonist in tone, and endorses Ar
thurs administration.
Newburgh, N. Y, June l3-Last
night DR.. Monterville and NJ Hedges We're
arrested here on the complaint of Francis
II. Weld Of tEis city, charging him with
cheating at a game of poker in this city
| n limo Ia ct npch haftinr
On a single hand, Hedges losing the
game
Boston, June 13,-The committee in
charge Of the affairs of Charles Sweet s.
Co. have already paid 50, 300, 900 of the
$500, 900 liabilities. There still remains
$500, 600 III Massachusetts Central rail
road bonds, which syndicate Is forming
to take at about market price.
Detroit, June l3.--General Grant az
rived here tonight to participate in the
reunion of the Army of the Potomac,
Gen. Bragg, of Wisconsin, was the orator
of the day. John Boyle and Oreillv also
have arrived to-day. Opening exercises
will begin tomorrow.
| St. Louis, June l3.-The funeral pro-
cession this afternoon in honor of Carl
baldi was quite an imposing affair and
was partlcipa in by all the Italian socl-
eties in the city, aided by large delega-
ton Of French, German, Swiss and other
| nations.
Little Rock, June 13.--Y yesterday
morning flames were discovered in the
upper portion Of Goldberg's store, and
were soon beyond control, destroying sew
eral buildings in the business center of
the town. Loss $4,000. Half insured.
Denver, June l3.--The exposition
buildings are we'll advanced in construc-
ton, and the exposition will no doubt
open by August lst. Numerous states
| and territories will be represented Space
is also offered for Mexico, British Amer
ica and Australia.
Little Rock, June l3.-Sunday evening
last the body of Mrs Holland, wife of a
prominent farmer in Bradley Co., was
found hanging to the limb of a tree She
had long been in i'll health, and it is sup
posed she was driven to act thus as a re-
| lief from suffering.
Chicago, June ia dispatch says
Arthur Webster, Henry Lettrue, John
A. Cole and David Arato we're arrested to
day on charge Of Counterfelting silver dol
lars They were held to the U. S. grand
jury to-day.
, Philadelphia, June 13-The Eastern
car builders association began It's annual
session to-day. Leander Gerry of the
New York Central and Hudson River
railroad presiding.
Cohoes, June l3.-Thc five strikers who
returned to work Ill the Harmony mills
Monday under the ten per cent reduction
schedule were to-day reinforced by five
more.
| Washington, June l4--1n the star
route trial to-day, Ralph NJ. Grune of
Kearney, Neb., testified to distance from
one point to another en- route. The time
he said had never been changed since the
institution of the service. Grune identi.
| fed here the reports on which French sub
contractor, has been fined for delivery a
hours ahead of schedule time Reading
this paner caused Il general laugh, and
the counsel and Judge Wylie said it was
the most extraordinary falling on record.
An explanation was demanded and wit
ness SAID bridge had washed out and the
stage driver had to go out on the prairie;
there he had lost his way and had finally
come in "A hours late. The other stage
was due at that time, and the driver did
not know what trip he was on or what
trip he belonged to. His explanation
caused another general laugh
gton.-Senator Saunders, of
Nebraska, testified IN the Star Route
trial to-day, but nothing Of importance
elected special st;entien. The reading
of letters was begun to-day They are