Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-23
NO. 48
MINOR TELEoRAn.


Charleston, June 22.-J. w. Glover and
his two children were killed by lightning.
They were in their house on John Island1
Concord, N. H., June 21.-The Mayor
Of Concord issued proclamation solicit
ng aid for the sufferers by the tornado in
lowe.
Trenton, Ont, June 21.-A fire N .
mill yard destroyed 5, ,0OO, 900 feet Of lum-
Der and six houses. Loss over tlOO, 600.
Insured.
Milwaukee, June 21-Hamlin & Races
jewelry store at Belolt, Wis, was burg
larized last night of 81 900 worth Of dis-
monds and jewelry.
Yankton, D. T., June 21.-One hun.
dred and twenty-seven dollars wero sab
scribed here this afternoon for the Grin.
nell cyclone sufferers.
Cattasaqua, June 2O.-Daniel Thomas.
father OF the anthracite iron business In
the United States, died of pneumonia this
afternoon, aged ss years.
New Haven, June 22.-Police arrested
G. L. Bernard, a Belgian who defrauded
various Belgian religious societies to the
amount of 900 francs
Houston, Texas, June 21.-Edward 4.
Pearce, mail route agent on the Palestine
& San Antonio route, was arrested at San
Antonio for robbing mails.
Jackson, Miss, June 2l.-At sar1is
early this morning an armed mob took
from Jail Nathan Laide (colored), charged
with rape, and hanged him.
Dubuque, Ia, June 22.-It is reported
that heavy wind and ram storm along
the Illinois Central II. r. west is doing an
immense amount of damage.
Atlanta, June 2O.-The Knights OF
Wiseman (colored) are in session. There
are about $50 delegates present, repre-.
sentlng all parts of the world.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 21.-A special 20
the Leader reports a boiler explosion at
Williamsfeld, which wrecked sawmlll
and instantly killed Thomas Thompson. I
New York, June 20.-All the freight
handlers at the New Haven and Hartford
freight depots, East River, struck for q
raise Of S. month. They are receiving
$45.
Boston, Jnue 20.-Between seven and
eight thousand people gave Michael Da-
platform at the Mechanics Fair building
to deliver a speech.
Indianapolis, June 22.-A dispatch says
that Major Geo.iW. Steele was to-day re.
nominated by acclamation for reelection
to congress by the Republican convention
Of the llth district.
New York, June 22.--Davitt will be in
Chicago Wednesday, and while there ho
will confer with members of the land
league in regard to the future action OF
the league in America.
Milwaukee, June 2O.-Alex. Mitchell
in an interview to-day admitted that Van
derbllt had invested considerable IN the
c., NJ. d ST. P. railway. The amount 10
SAID to be from $4,000, 900 to $4,OO0,O 900.
Buffalo, June 22.-The Courier and
Commercial Advertiser remain firm in tho
position taken at the outset of the strike.
Both papers have secured printers from
abroad. The papers are published regu-
larly.
Marion, o., June 2O.-By an explosion
this afternoon on the farm of Jas. Owens.
seven miles east of this place, two men
were killed and another fatally sca,dod.
Defective boiler and low water was tho
cause.
Milwaukee, June 21.-Much excitement
prevails at Waukesha, over the mistake
of Dr. II. II. Silber in administering II
grams of morphine in mistake for Quinino
to patient, Mrs. NJ. Hill. Death was the
result.
Bradford, Pa, June 2O.-The Rieton
tanks and 5000 barrels of oil were burned
this evening at Cherry Grove, Warren
county. One man was burned to death
and another not expected to survive his
injuries.
Baltimore, June 2l.-While the colored
society, G. A. r., was marching through
the clty, mob Of boys made an attack
upon them which they resented, and in
the affray which ensued Robert McNally
was killed.
Cohoes, N. Y, June 2l.-The National
convention of French Canadians has ad-
| iourned. The annual fete is to be held
| Thursday. The procession will be divid-
ed into four divisions. The day will bo
generally observed in Cohoes.
Baltimore, June 21.-The reunion of
the Grand Army OF the Republic was at
tended by the president and party, Gen.
| JIlSii bSAhSo ohS VA tuC uumDCI. AlI
business is quiet here to. day. The line
of parade was grand display.
Wllkesbarre, June 2l.-The water in
the Diamond mine this evening has At
tanned to sufficient height to reach the
fire. Further damage IS not apprehended.
Two thousand miners and slate picker
resumed work IN various mines.
Cincinnati, June 20.-Masked men en-.
tered the farm house of John Harris ncus
here and demanded money. Being told
there was none, they began to search
the house when Harris appeared on the
scene with shotgun. The robbers fled.
Hamilton, Ont, June 2l.-Geo. .Ralston,
sexton of Central School, and his house.
keeper, Mrs. Forbes, were shot to-day by
the latter's husband from whom she bad
been separated SIX years. Forbes then
shot himself. All three are dead.
Washington, June 20.-The confrna.
tions of the Utah commissioners are q
follows: Alexander Ramsey, Mimi, A,
S. Haddock, Neb., Geo. ID. Godfrey. Ia.
James r. Pettigrew, Ark, j. Lishtner.
Ind, Agent of Sanfee Agency, Neb., Cor
poral Charles Sanders, 18th Infantry, ID
Lieut..
| Washington, June 2l.-A discussicu
arose il the Senate to-day over the new
public buildings proposed to be erected
IN Virginia, Malone finally SUCCEEDED
in passing a bill for $50, 600 structure
for Abingdon and one of like expense foe
Harrisburg.
Chicago, June Cot is learned thsa
negotiations are pending between o0csRs
lof the new Trunk Line between New
York, Chicago and St. Louis, and q na,m-